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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05
Grain saippino.-The Chicago Elevators receiving

Drain Shippin0.-The Chicago Elevators, receiving
grain from Dubuque have given notice that they will no
longer continue TO guarantee Dubuque elevator weights
They say they forced into this because of the great
shortage between Dubuque and Chicago. There has, for
long Time been bitter complaints among shippers about
waste robbery in handling grain at Dubuque Dun
leith Many car loads of grain leak" from six to ten
bushels between the point Of shipment and Chicago The
complaints generally point to the transfer agents at Dun
leh as the of trouble. There said to be vii.
famous monopoly at that point which, not satisfied with
exorbitant rates for the handling Of freight dishonesty
subsracts from It's bulk in It's passage The condition OF
affairs at the river is great outrage upon the people
along the line Of railroad and people should
bine for remedy, If it is possible to achieve one.Inde
pendence Guardian Of last soeek.
The experience of our own shippers bear
testimony to the truth of the charges con-
tanned in the above article, and so grevious
are the impositions practiced that petition
has been prepared, and is now being circu-
lated asking for the removal Of the Transfer
Agent at Dunleith, through whose neglect,
want of integrity and honor" all the trouble
originates. The petition sets forth, LIST, that
there are large discrepancies in weight on
wheat passing through the Dunleith cleva-
tor,-so much so that Chicago men now re-
fuse to guarantee Dubuque weights as here
tofore. End, that grain in transit is detained
longer at that point than is necessary,-in
order to accumulate storage. 3D., that grain
inspected in and out Of the Dubuque Eleva-
tor as No. l, after passing through this
transfer agency only inspects light No 2 in
Chicago, being an unjust loss to the ship
per of $4,000 per car. 1t is inferred that
the agent substitutes an inferior article of his
own for the better grades of grain belonging
to shippers. 4:h, that when parties ask for
redress they meet with only abuse and ours
es at the hands Of said Transfer Agent.
These are the principal charges, though
there are several other reasons given in the
petition why G. II. MERRY should be remov-
ed from the position he now holds. We
trust that the Illinois Central r. r. Compa-
ny will give heed to the representations of
the shippers, and if found true, will without
delay comply with the prayer of the petition.
There is not the least particle Of doubt among
our business men but that every charge made
in the petition is true to the letter, and they
would never have published the very grave
charges they have against G. ii. MERRY, I'm
less they had in their possession indisputable
testimony to back up their assertions. These
impositions have been practiced for long
time, and it is simple act of justice that the
III. Central owes to its patrons to remedy the
evil IT, .l.'
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05
COM M E r CIAL,

....- GAZETTE OFFICE,
FRIDAY, June 5, (
WHEAT.-Market active at an advance Of 2 to per
bushel. No. 1, goo No 2, s5@sO
. OATS.-Adganced to cts. 40@4Sc. per So Ds.
CoRN.-Dul at 2O025 for 70 TBS in the ear d
HlDEs.-Film at i4(hl5i for dry flint, Green 5G16I.
Wo0L.-Market quiet at a declins-we quote TO
blood Merno $3.50, native 4O543. We shall be able to
give more reliable quotations by another week Market
not fully open yet
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05

~ ~ CAIN & GIsIsMAR, at the Union Cloth
ing Store, keep the largest, cheapest and best
stock of Ready Made Clothing, Gents Fur
nishing Goods, Hats and Caps, there is kept
in Cedar Falls. Low prices and cash sales
IS their motto. Go and inspect their goods
and prices and you will find their assertions
strictly verified. 10
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05

Tho 4th.-A meeting Of the loyal citizens
Of Cedar Falls and vicinity will take place at
the School House on Saturday evening next
for the purpose Of making arrangements for
celebrating the 4th Of July.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05

Dubuque Times.-on the 1st inst this pa
per was enlarged to an eight column sheet
We are glad to note this evidence of prosper
ity of the only loyal and deserving daily pub
lished in Dubuque We hope the enterprise
Of the proprietor will be richly rewarded
Terms, S., 90 per year, or 70 cts. month
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05

4 ~ Als0ays Get the Bsst.-Especially in
getting Saleratus-as the best costs but q
tri6e for years supply, and the good costs
Blu. trife more than the poor. The best
goes farther than the poor, and is much more
healthy. We can recommend the Chemica
Saleratus to be the best 10.1w
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05

is Western Stage Line.-The proprietorship
of the stage route from here to Fort Dodge,
and with it the contract for carrying the mail
bctweent the two places, has passed into the
hands Of Messrs HAscALL, RooT 4 Co., of
Des Moincs. The new proprictors have
stocked the route with good teams and new
Concord coaches.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05

aIU L.-Business of importance will be
brought before the Council tonight, and is is
particularly requested that all members who
can possibly do so will attend. ggmggzs
. : ~ 81. 49, RI Order of the President.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05

Notice to Hog O,oners.--It will be well for
swine owners to bear in mind that the Hog
Law goes into effect on the 9Th inst. After
that date all hogs running at large will be
ronfiscated n al yssF5 -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05

DRUNK ENNESS CURED.-The inebriate
may now bid defiance to the tempting cup. Dr.zANEs
ANTID0TEF FOR STRONG DRINK Is certain cure for
Drunkenness Itcreates dislike for strong drink and
can be administered without the knowledge Of the patient
Price. box. Sent by mail to any address, by B. G.
uPiiAM, 4os CHEsrsUr srREEr, PHnApELpHiA, Pa
circulars sent free, sdf trt .,a sr5ft tom tr
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05
= - - =
TowERvrLLE, CRAWFORD Co., WIS.

Dr. c. W. RoBAc, Proprietor Of the Scandinavian Rem.
edies, Cincinnati, OhoDedr Sir: Please send me six.
ty (60) dozen Of your Pills Immediately, nearly
out and shall lose sale IL promptly shipped Although
this is very small place. as suppose you know,
enabled to send YOU large order because most of the
physicians in this part Of tbs country recommend them
and prescribe them in their practice People won't have
any Pills but yours and they really the best Pills
use them myself when need.anything OF the kind.
Last lot OF purifier received safe and selling wen. Ship
care o. Y. Martin, Prairie du CHEN. ~
s.ag.a i-oa Respectfully yours, a.- MEAL MILES
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05

Carpets.-HATcn & ALLEN have this week
received large lot Of Carpeting, embracing
many different styles, patterns and qualities.
They will sell them to you so cheap that you
would make money by .carpeting your floors.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05
ew- Buy your Hats at ELLERMAS's. III
keeps the latest styles. ~

.a Soldiers Hid Society.-The ladies of the
Soldiers Aid Society return their thanks
to the gentlemen who assisted in planting
those potatoes There were about ten or
twelve gentlemen, and twenty-five or thirty
ladies present. Being more ladies than gents.
the ladies volunteered their services in drop
ping potatoes; and they disappeared like mag
&c. In about two, hours the work was done ;
then came the supper, and such supper
avariety Of everything, and think it was
fully appreciated by those who partook.
The Society will meet next Tuesday at
Mr.. BuRKE's. The picnic supper will be
Mas. LENNoX BARNES, Stcy.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05

tw If you are in need Of anything in the
Clothing line call at ELLERMAs's Philadelphia
Clothing Emporium. He he has the most
extensive stock In Northern lows, and sells
at prices not to be beat.Aa seaffr .s9''sF.g1 10
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05

az Country dealers, have you ever in
spected the mammoth stock Of Ready Made
Clothing kept by A. GREsNwALD, Dubuque
If you have not, you should without delay,
for he viii give you some rare bargains, and
save to you the expense Of . tip further east
Gentlemen with ill-ftting garments Ger tainly
never made GRRENwALD's Acquaintance, for
all his customers unite in saying that cloth.
ing cut and manufactured at his establish
nent is certain TO be perfect Citing 10
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05

~ ELLERMAN, at the Philadelphia Cloth
ing Emporium, Main Street, opposite the
Carter House, is selling now at, very low
prices to reduce his large stock. Call and
examine his goods and prices, before you
purchase elsewhere. 10
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05
EMPLOYMENT!

"a gents, Wa IA t @ O.. -
We wipay from &25 tos rs per month and all cxpen.
ses to active Agents. give commission. Particulars
sent free. address EgiE skwiNG MAcniNE CoNPANY, r.
JAMES, General Agent, Milan, Ohio.
ADril 1Ttb 1863 .t.,,-- H.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05
(aoTlcE -.-noT "a De EoRooTToN.

Be Il remembered that all who now nave Licences must
isl the same renewed to May IT, 1868 and all 'nose
ho have net licenses must apply without delay and all
h a. have not returned their incomes must do so or be
....s,.d, And for the above purpose will be in my
once on Monday next shall expect to see all Of the
above named parties Don't forget to remember this
80. WM H. SESSIONS.
3CrpA. FALls,S) Assessor Of sth Div. 9th Dist.
/ June 8, 1855. f# p 80 81
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05

Stamp Du:ies--Under the present law all
notes require stamp attached to make them
binding. The following table shows the de-
nomination required on any note under 5000,
and will be found valuable for reference:
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05

Strawberries editor of the Cedar Falls GAstrrE
presented last week with box containing bushel
s filled with the rpest and largest Strawberries brought
by some express man from the South Lucky fellow I!
fortunate mani He has become accustomed to such
things that they don't surprise him in the least. Not a
week eapses that he don't have acknowledge the recsp-
ton Of some delicate gift other from the different read
ersof his paper Well, glad that there Is one
editor in the State whose services Thus frequently
appreciated and so becomngly linton Eagle.
I'VE hope the readers of the Eagle will
act upon the hint given in. the above para
graph, and come to time so prodigiously that
friend HANroRp will have to employ an extra
editor solely to indite "putfs." We have a
host Of good fellows here, but none to spare.
If we had we'd send you down a few, to give
you a realizing sense of how good tits to live,
move and have your being in christian
community. 20 -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05

TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH SEXES.-A
everend gentleman having been restored to health IN
ew days, after undergoing all the usual routine and ir
regular expensive modes of treatment without Success
considers 1t his sacred duty to communicate his afflicted
fellow creatures the means Of Hence on recipe
of an addressed envelope he will send ree) copy the
prescription used. Direct to Dr. JOHN NJ. DAaSALL 1856
Fulton Street Brooklyn New York. AH' f'' 'fa feb
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05

National Xap.---R. YALE, General Agent
for MIrcHELL's new National Map, exhibiting
the United States, with the British North
American Provinces, Mexico, Central Amer
lea, Cuba, &C., has been in town the past
week making preparations. for a canvass of
this section. Quite large number of copies
Of this truly deserving publication have d.
ready been sold here, and with thorough
canvass we are certain the sales will be very
large ,-for it has the selling points, The
map is five feet and a half square, well mount
ed, and printed from copper plate engravings
executed in the best style Of the art, which
gives very clear and distinct Impression
The counties arc printed in colors, and the
principal towns of each given. > In these war
times map like this is very desirable, as by
its aid we are enabled to follow the move
ments of our armies with a greater degree of
intelligence than we otherwise could, and at
glance can note the position of the various
points of military action, and the. bearing
they may have The map is sold by agents
only. Price $500. We have purchased
one for our own use,, and those wishing to
see specimen can do so by calling at this
office. &NJ.ss u : = - s,-k kF~ a.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05

TVHE CEDAR FALLS COUNCILLOR THE U. L. or A.
u meets every Tuesday snd Friday evening" at ahafr
8oclock Members requested 70 be in their
attendance Members other Councils visiting the place
cordially invited 10 meet wsb H. Council Room on
the third moor OF 0vermau'1 brick block. III we
II. A. PKRKIxa Secretary NlzJ9 + I1eT
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05


Photograph Gallery.-Mr. ID. G. WILLIAMS,
whom we announced week or two ago, as
about starting in this place first.class Pho
tograph Gallery, has secured the entire third
story of CASES block, and is now engaged in
fitting tup in "A, No. style. The room
is sixty feet deep by twenty feet wide, and
this will be divided up into ten apartments,
as follows: a reception room, operating room,
stock room, work room, dark room. ladies'
dressing room, gentlemen's do, walk, wood
room, and printing groom. Mr.. W. informs
us that he intends his gallery shall be the
equal, if not the SUPERIOR in it's fittings and
complete arrangements, Of any similar estab
lishment in the State. 1t is intended to have
the gallery ready for the reception of visitors
on the 4th Of July next, -on which day will
probably be the grand opening. The gen
tleman is expending large sum of money
in this enterprise, but we hope that his out
lay will be returned to him with interest CON-
pounded For the present he is operating in
the room over CARPENTERS store, where
those in search Of good pictures can find him.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05

Caucus Inst Night-At the caucus held
last evening the following gentlemen wer e
chosen to represent this township in the
County Convention to be held at Waterloo,
tomorrow GIN. HARRIS, JAS. @. ROUNDS,
H. A. PERKINS, CALEB MAY, Rev. EBERnARr
JosErn PuLLAN, P. MELENDY, w. H. SEs.
sIoNs, j. B. PowERs, 7. WALkrr, and b. Q.
A. CROSBY.
Items. --Messrs. ALLEN & JONES have dis
solved partnership The latter gentleman
will carry on the business at the old stand.
See notice. :. =. The Board of Supervisors ad.
journed without transacting any business
worthy of publication. At least this was the
excuse made for not having the proceedings
published. Whether the County is under
martial law or not we don't know. -. DR.. S.
N. PIERCE and family arrived here from St.
Louis this week. The DR.. is back here to
resume the practice of his profession, a fact
that many will be glad to learn. FRED.
CHEvALIER advertises this week desirable
residence for sale. -. The County Conven-
ton meets at Waterloo tomorrow. :. Pro
vost Marshal CrRrIss has an advertisement
in this paper relative to the cavalry service
lone hundred dollars reward is Offer cd
for information relative to span Of stolen
horses. For further particulars see notice
elsewhere.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05
NONNt no N>OvC.

As proof that the Blood Purifier and Pills are purelv
vegetable have the certificates Of those eminent chem
sts, Professors chltsn Of N H. and Locke Cincinnati
Read DR. Robacks Special Notices and Certificates pub
ashed y sonsFicuous part Of this, Paper from time to
PEip eftle Scandinavian yegstets Hood Purifier. a
per bottle IS per halfdoze or the Scandpsvan ves
saaba Blood Pulls rs cents per box or boxes for 81
Principal Once and salesroom, No East fotfth st.
% Building from Main st., Cincinnati o. Laboratory
No. lS Hammond Street.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-05

and will be found valuable for reference:
II due in 50 days and less than g days, cents,
~ /" :. 70 :" mos, cent.
y''sa"",@ (. months !" 6 . 20 GENTS cents.
And upon mortgages up to 5000, % r.' 10 cents.
Stamps must be attached and Cancelled
when the note is signed. The person who
signs the note must at the same time cancel
the stamp by writing his initials and the date
ofthe note on the face of the stamp. The
penalty for not doing the whole Of the above
is $50 to each person signing the note. The
maker Of the note should furnish the stamp.
The Racc.-Thc running match last Sat
urday went off as. per announcement, and
was Witnessed byprobably one thousand
people, who, judging from the reputation
"swayback and "The Gray" enjoyed, ex-
spected to see T" big thing" But the race
was, to use sporting term, thrown one,
and so palpable was the fraud that the most
of the money up was refunded to the betting
parties by the Stockholders. SwaybacS "
won the race on account Of the super-human
5eAert'ohs mace oy Inc uray rloer -
prevent the ia.tei named morse rom coming
out ahead. We hear Of one young man who
oct ms quarter $ saiary, ana ioSt II. ho
CONSIDERS tnat ms nnahc'ai prospects a.e on
tne wane. Inc sporting men WIN '"''' ''''
horses left the next day for some new field
OF labor; and fresh victims. p =, s-.,,rr-sT \
@&.A , 49,. ...uh .,ora = -, - :
q, g 1865 -,
s"o'''' sse''0 -,
town. They We're from near Fort Dodge
andwere in search of q marriage license
They had arpfiad at every town on their
route, but without success, and when here
, 1863-01-07

TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. 8, 1868.
WEEKLY REy1Ew.-Thc weather, during the
past week, has been unusually mild, with heavy
falls Of ran which report says has very materially
damaged the winter wheat in the Southern and
Central portions Of this State, as well as In 1ichi
gan and INDIANA.
Tho heavy rains have caused the roads In the i'll
terror to be almost impossible, and the deliveries
ofgraiu have consequently been light.
The general markets for grain have been active
and buoyant, and prices have advanced materially.
Wheat advanced within the past week 1896 per
bushel Corn advanced 405c; Oats, A@5c; Rye,
405c; and Barley 61sc per bushel. The prospect
Of speedy opening Of the Mississippi River has
contributed greatly toward: stimulating the de-
mand. especially for Corn :; I'd Oats, and strong
speculative feeling has prevailed which, however,
had partially subsided towards the closc-whcat
and corn closing dull and dropping.
The Provision market has been firm, but owing
to the difficulty in shipping, there has been less
activity, In Barrcled Pork there has been more
activity at better prices; but in Bulk Meats there
is no change.
The receipts Of Hogs during the past week were
66,s92, liveand dressed. This is falling of from
the week previous, but this was to be expected
On account OF the bad roads in the interior.
The Grocery market is steady, except Sugars,
which show an advance Of Nc per b on the week.
Kerosene still tends downward-the market for
refined closing at 55960c.
The following tables show the receipts and ship
ments Of leading articles Of produce during tho
past week, with comparative statistics:
, 1863-01-07
Markets BIZ TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, Jan. n.G.-CoTros- active ana
drmer; Sales 3, 600 bales at GoG69Kc for mIddlIDg
F1ouR--Less active and scarcely 90 drm. Prices
unchanged -3aol4-10 for super state; $6,a1es50
for extra state, 6S6l8.1 10 for super western:
eo for common TO medium extra western: $500
100 fo! common to good shipping brands do extra
Iound-hoop Ohio; and $7.1oG5aa5 for trade brands.
Market closing quiet.
Wu1sKr-Stcady with fair demand at 39t<G21Dc
GRA1x-Wheat slightly fayoFs buyers, and more
doll, doing foE export; Prices UNCHANGED and holders
@1:sa Milwaukee club at q. .a9@I.3o; amber Iowa
at 4eG1 =; winter red Western at $l.G0l5o; !;
amber Michigan at 81 50&51-5t: white Michigan at
$1,es. BARLEY very scaree and prices tending up
War1e. Corn quiet and unchanged at s11stHe.
Oats in moderate request at 6al57c.
GRocEmEs-Sugarf frmer md more active at 10
41ec for New Orleans: 91<e for Muscoyado and
Havana; Porto Rico, 10f10K. 4olasses steady.
P9ov1s1oss-Potk opened quiet and closed q
shade easier at ;1a@l4s5 for mess; $1l.501
Dressed Hogs In fair request at bH@5X for vest
efn Bacon sides less active. Sales no boxes at
&c for western Cumberland cnt. La1d more active
and closes q shade dtmer at 9kl1Oc.
, 1863-01-07

AS is usual, Immediately after the HOLIDAYS, the
grocery trade, especially en- the street and In d
large way, rules dull and business is confined to
pa!Tow limits. This gives our merchants chance
10 balance their ledgers the footngs Of which viii
no doubt show that the past year has been the oat
prosperous ever witnessed In this city.
upon the Improved tone Of the New York marSct
within day Or two, wN note IN advance of Hc On
all grades-the market closing urn aud holders
sugats hare also participated In tho same more
mcnt, aud ase firmly held at quotations. Ths nd
xanee u gold and exchange has also strengthened
ing. but without quotahle improvement. Molasses
aud Sorghum are In tAst supply and d1m At io<ms1
, 1863-01-07
Boston Flour market-Jau, 3.

The week opened rather dull for dour-but ilu-
ring the aet few days better feeling has been no
tced and there Is more enquiry both for export and
speculation The iobblng trade also shows very
slight Improvement. The smallness Of our stock
On hand. compared with last year. coupled with the
fact that there ie strong probability Of another
issue Of demand notes. is The cause OF this ncreas-
ed ftmnees in our market. Freights from ST.
Louis are now quoted at $a0 per brl-a rise OF 19c
tEaa $66ol6.6sH; medium $s-?5A7.16; choice in
Guiding Ohio. Mschiga1- and Genesee, $7.2sQs.0
g hri. Some favorite brands bring an advance on
the latter rate OF sc p brl. Canada superdue.
$6.N@6s5; extra, $86ca6.76; medium and choice
range &c. Sx ~ ono or two hea,iis 45c d
b<l higher.
St. Louis brands remain dr1a, prices ranging
from $7.7t44.5O q br1; these figures iuciud- nanT
Illinois brauds.-[tzg BuE{efiH.
, 1863-01-07
Cincinnati Markets.

I1Pee1a1 0zsPase0t 10 E1c Cu1Cagu 1ElUQnG.J
Cisc1sSA11, Jan. s, 1863.
HoGs-TEe receipts for the week are 10000, and
for the scaeon 10000, against 361 eco Last year.
The market is duh; packers do not come forward,
Sales light at $4.50G+o0
PoRK-o1d mess $1e.s59111.oo for country,
I'll .oc111 IS for city.
LARD-Du11 at sH@5%c.
Wu1skY-Adyancelt to &C.
, 1863-01-07
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET,


AtIs0A1 LF ESASd& jul. o. 41J1s
The market for the New Year opens unusually
buoyant. The quietncss which prevailed In the
since III the Eastern markets to excitement and
aetiyitywith an eager speculative inquiry for all
ie that almost every article which wns not up to
the basis Of 70c per h for cotton has advanced and
in still advancing according to our latest adviccs.
Henry sheetings have advanced fn New York to
2-xlaec and SIC is even nskct by some firms,
while the offers to the trade at current prices have
been nearly atl Withdrawn, Here. we observe, our
wholesale dealers haye not advanced their figures
above a.H. but It Is evident that tho market must
specdfly follow that Of New York.
For the seaeon the business Is fair, and our
Wholesale le11eTe quite content. both with tho
trutle and the collections which are probably bet
ter than ever before In the experience OF cur COM
mercsal history.
The following arc the closing quotations in this