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.us. Surgeon. Also x
PHniisare snining Surgeon for PENSIONS appointed O'
TIE Government d YORK streets Manito-
OFFICE corner of Eighth anu Aoi
0e ora.rs left at the Drug Store will receive
attention ,.i5 TO consultations ana
). q. treatment of DIFFICULT ana mi i5-a9
GAlHS.
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rr E gEEGEg.

NFTENs to Isis many fraG5a,ss an ~ - -
public generally, choice selsctioh " 80 80
N+. S.lt Pork and Beef Smoked Beef and ttaais,
Shoulders Sausages Tallow and Lard at the !oWtS'
.rat.. Market on Commercial Street. s-S
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GESy.sg. FEERS,

-aTCEvAf1ER and gE.ST sis1GsS. o.
w fsrs his services for repairing all kin.'a l. ~
c,,IL ~ watches Has a fine snd well seiecteu
.s..rtmant Of tho latest and hest styles OIL u I
An.ric.n English and Swiss Watches, as also % -
II pI,t.j law
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,rrn.r.sL HOTEL.

u.YILL.a.NS HOUSE.
,,,r.,5s & i. I1APETAN. Pre- Pre-,
anS the h proprietor confident p bnfI
1ssy w sITsys ps re ready av
L.. IT, - anu from the boats ~ fndipc good ac-.
Esrm.rs and others can t1 ieis eff.
,,nmodations for horses or ea'tie.
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r.. kERS,

WORK street Crnsferv =. Fancy Goois
e1as, ware Boots and Shoes, Really made , Cot9G ,1s
Paper Hats aud Caps, e roS Esrctene Gil and
1,rn share of public patronage Is SOL
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H.ni. G.. CON,

"OTsE SIGy AND CARE Asan
Painter Quay Street, adjoining the new Honrlhs is
nili South Side Offers hls service 70 Ihe ,+ 80
81 tn's 'iitaso H 1919
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Johnson & McGAVLM

o-.r their services to their friends ana 10 the pu
s.,,rsIly for House Painting, GLAZING FRAMING an
80, hanginr Anv orders left at the druS store ei
q \ R,c,n { Co, will be thankfully reGeiVai anu
faithfully executed az the lowest possiois i~'
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Cpr srEFEs DEEe,

~r.r Tark.t-zsavi.sg purchased
NJ the business of VIM Brown shall heFtNItes I
keep on hand the choicest meats al te
e"est laeeo. - s 12-I1
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FRED CIR US,

af,TyrAI. ETRiEze. Keeps ccR-
stantly on hand the largest and best sssost's,l' @
Of hats and caps OF the latest stFies az tne low" :;
sisis prices, an 16-T
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s. saNDERSO.S',

1rAyrFACTEE .ld fsenser e. q
M roots Shoes Leather. DC, &c shopo on bulls, SO
street near the corner Of Eighth hsPaiii-is '
and promptly executed 80
na,itoyoc September %, 1860
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Bay achere you can bny chedpeSt,,
Which lively sailor usually nailed TO
tall mast above the editorial head OF
the Guardiiaa, 10 lorgcr fioated IN the
breeze, but in its stead there appeared
neat group of implements. consisting o OF
the plough, the loom, and the anvil,
surrounded with this legend
I2nf..fi,lize Knllae IndlSfIN
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ED. MAERKLTM.

Dru-gist and 4 otEaecery St-s '@sFs,-,
l J cDnoqte the Post ofice. Is now fully proSI'5.'
with acanpletc selection Of fresh Drugs ah" Ilet.
snes aud offers his services especially TO the fHfal
sIiys of this village and county for the edf9"t 0
scientific preparation of their prescriptions To-
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JOSEPH SY..EES.

TRAILER in stoves: TIN Shcet sTSM
an5 Connervaro manufacturer. All kinds OF
sssairng done. Eighth Street, opposite Tribune VI
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RES.TESTRE-,

DxA PATCHEy. Dentist. III &c
in Sherman's new building, on Sth street.
Manitowoc Wis
ua Teeth extracted without pain.
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rr.rv rUggEEs Y.GEsD,

rIlsIE undersigned are Pc s -, tfe shortest
-atcs man will be at all times IN 'ie nj o.
ready 70 wait on customers ana hand at the
asr. The best stock kept coSrAltlS o
r.iII corner of Quay and 9th streets p,SEPATZ
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For editors do not Ike TO print

For editors do not like TO print
An article lazily long;
And the general reader does not care
For couple of yards of s7lg-
So gather your Wit in the smallest space,
If you'd win tie authors crown,
Aud every time you write, my friend,
Boil it down.
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New Features.

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Of THE WEEKLY CHICAGO TRIBUNE. Increased atteli.
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wv It is the determination of the publishers tc
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in the size of the sheet and the amount of reading
matter that it contains makes The TRIBUNE tho
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4 II N
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,Ietbinr en- the shortest notice anu i T,Tnd
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nexular NJ Letting Of HantsowOc Ledge
IL, is held at Masonic Hall. on York Street. the
Ist and Sd Wednesday OF Each Month
L. X. RAND, W. NJ.
ExH HORN, Sec.
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AJANUFACTTREz and Dealers IA
M lumber, Lath. and Shingles biiis cut 10 oEoei
81 Sue'' h0''N' A. D. JONES.
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s. gE'EsEE7

. TroYyEY ard Counselor at f4sw.
y Office, corner of Sth and oaaH strSe's, S'SI'o
voc Wisconsin l--''
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ohfek er,Ming Lodge No 55. 4. O. o. f.
Y J Meets every Friday Evening at the Odd FelIo"s
Hall in Carus' block the south side
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T.. Fs. EEs EsSV,

TTeENEY es.st -CoTs,s@eaor at sew,
n Roll Estate Agent. oilce corner '' -
nd Fr,,Ixli, stre.ts Manitowoc. Wisconsin. lA-il
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A TrOSNEY and Counselor at saw
IA ofice on Ei-htIs street. Manjtowoo, Nisconsih'
0eltections promptly attended to- lV-s-
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ing characteristic of the CHICAGO TRIBUNE Is, that u
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IT seems to be morally certain that, With the eI-
tinction Of slavery and its adjuncts, ana the rseu
ton of the Fifteenth Amendment questions rea'iik
TO the Public Debt Taxation, and the Currency VII
he the ruling and governing issues upon which tnt
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indicate the views of those questions whIc.l TIE i
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l. That an irredesnlable and fuctuating currency
i, the most expensive Injurious and opprssslvs .oFi
of circulating medium for al classes of people eN-
cept Only the spectators and stock-gamblers.
> That the credit of the nation Is its most tSiaa-
ble possession and that the efforts of the government
shou,d he coustanted directed to the improvement o.
its credit to the end that rs bonded debt may be re
funded at lower rate of interest
g. That with the restoration of the pnbhc oredltl
the business banking should be made free suoje
to the safeguards which are now or may by present
ed by law.
4 That all taxes imposed upon tho people shon-i
he adjusted solely with view to the raising OF reVe
tor the government, and that there should pe .
material and speedy reduction in the existing rae
tariff systems.
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Whatever you have to say, my friend,
Whether witty, or grave, or gay,
Condense as much ever you can,
But say in the readiest way:
And whether you write of rural affairs,
Or particular things in town,
Just take a friends word of advice
Boil it down,
Fer if you go spluttering over page
When n couple of lines would d.
Your butter is spread on so much, you see,
That the bread looks piaiuly through;
So when you have storyt to tel,
And would Ike a little renown,
To make sure of your wish, I~y friend,
Boil it down.
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Agricultural Department

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNS will have the services Of Its
well known correspondent ''Rural and will, in ad
dition contain a weekly summary of agricultural III
teIlisence relating the latest and most apprcye
methods of cultivation and all the scientific research
and practical experiments whose results of vaiu.
to an agricultural horticultural and stockrasii'
community living upon tins rich prairie lands OF ths
West
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A TTORyETS at law. MSEaEs0Wnc
a Wisconsin. Office on Eighth stree, INV
Rrst National Bank. ~ -"
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lvbo, vritnig an article for the press,

When writing an article for the press,
Whether prose or verse. just try
To utter yonr thoughts in the iewest words,
And let them be crisp and dry,
And when it is finished, and You suppose
1t is dane exactly brown,
Just look it over again, ami then
Boil it down. 49,
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CODA WATER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- fully requests and will fill orders promptly his
Actory corner 7th and Jay street, Mantowoc l6-7
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E.fYET,VE sarg.FzS SESE',
Il ID. .FI.1R AR. u

SURVEYOR GFice over
J O. Torrlson's Store; near the Bridge 100
ManitoMoc WiscnnEin. I'-'s
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(Tf.Tg CITY HOUSE

TONN fIN Il u
I Milwaukee, WIS. tho soutb end of Walkers
POINT Brde we'll eafnlatsa fsr the 1S Lake
Terms 50 % per day, Win iii' Ally
Call and See US. ,,cEFTSON Proprietors.
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,EAg5TEJrzZ aoA8DH
1etsfE4o1G
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-03
European Marker.


By Cable LONDON JuIy PIP n
Consols va; $50 bonds quiet snd steady
az 6l1s, aud at Frankfort sG5za80lz; Erie,
~; Illinois Central. 50.
LIVERPOOL. July 2.-ColtOu ~ Sales 10
the week 10000 bales OF witch 1900 were
for ex Orf, and 10000 on speculation. ihe
stock is estimated az 33ZOOJ, 81 Whlch lhot-
COZ are from the United states. stock "a
sea, and bound for this port, 0ltfODO bales
of which 5000 are American. The mar
keL To- day Is "a shade firmcrs middling mp
lands l2I@ Orleans ~ sales 1000 bales.
Yarns aud fabrics nj Manchester. nrmer 40
better prices. Califsrnta White wheat lOs,
and red western No. 2 s. ia; -four 2}s 90
Corn 2ss 6d for old. aud "a 3 4 4 r new; OATS
IS Id. POrE sos; Beef D0s: Lard o. Cd
Cheese 68,; Bacon Giss Glover seed 49,
IOrDOS, July -Tatlow a. d Linsaed
OIL 81 poIuds lDs. uga 33s 0d aud quiet
Calcutta Ltnseed Gls CT; Petroleum az Ant
werp 485zL Cotton al Havre l48f.
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chicago Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO. July 2.
EASTERN EXCHANGE-Siea dy aud nrm
at Ito u emium selling, aud par buying.
FLOUR - Quiet and firm, aud "a shade
higher 81 1og5 50 for low grades to fair
Spring extra.
WHEAT 1Olerably active, and 21za2J%c
higher; sales Of No. L at 81 S0Ql 3D.. 30.
at 81 H9l 2SI, closing at 81 27Gl 27I; this
afternoon unsettled ana dull, at 81 ~,
seller, July.
CoRN-EXcited; No. ] advanced 3d8Izc:
sales al 7215a7lc; No. 2 lvanoed 21m &c /.
sales a. 7Ig73&c; rejected 2lzU3Izc higher;
sales al 63%96jc; NO grade 62G58c; closing
az 4z1a % 4z14c for No. !, and - a. 72tZc for
No. z. rms afternoon sales of No. at 72c,
seller. July.
oATs-Fairly active, and n shade frmer:
sales OF No. AZ O}BO4c. aud rejected at 5sd
oS5zc. closing a Gle for No. 2.
kYE-WOre active, aud 3W4c higher; sales
OF No. at 81 t381 O5, and No. at 81 "
closing at 81 o. for No. 1.
Nominal, at 81 45gl so for No. 2
in store
HIGHWINEs- IN Ominai, at 93a9jc.
MOLA- sEs-New Orleans 85casl %.
SUGAR-l3549lfazc for fair 20 choice.
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New YORK Dry GOOds Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, July ].
The dry goods market Is very quiet bat
firm fJr all descriptions OF staple cOtiOns.
Heavy brown sheetlBg= of the test makes
bring lG1S@i7c; fine dIttO l4a81zc: heavy
fine sheeilngs l3g l3lzc; Augusta sbcetings
bay Mills l9c; Fruit OF the Loom l8t%a Be (:
FOrestdale NE; James Steam Mills l5Lc:
New orK Mi3s 25c: WalthRm sheet
ings 45c; ditto 1914 SIG; Amoskeag ticks
2l@8Gc, as TO brand: COuestOga Gold Medal
20c; Albany lie; Albany strips l01ZWIIc:
Hamilton 2l1zc; Uncasvilie l5od l6c; Amos
keag denims Bic; Boston blue ditto ldc;
Haymaker brown lSc; Warren y brown
DC; Laconia Jeans l5zc; Naumkeag sat-
ms lI1ZdlSc; printed caticoes 1Z5%Ml81Zc for
standard makes; brown drills l74l71Se for
Hamilton, LacOnia and Boot a Zoe for
bmithheid cambries: l2c or slater q sons
paner dittoi l3Jzc for high cOlOrs; 2Gc for
EIerLon . bleached cotton II lnnels: 27c
for n brown ditto; &c for Laconia brown
ditto.
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81, Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS. July2.
ToBACCo-Quiet aud unchanged.
HEMP-Nery dull and unchanged.
CoTToN-NOne in market; middling
wound bring 33g3315c.
FLOUR-FIrm and active for low grades
which a scarce, and wanted sppe fine
sold at "a 75g5f Y IS 1898 so; Xxx s. l5@
20 60; XXX 81 50G7 20.
WHEAT-Spring1 firm but dull at 81 II for
No. 2; 81 2Oul p for club; Fail firm and
unchanged; choice Old 81 3j0l 40; choice
old white 81 5Ogl 81; choice new red and
white 81 10; fancy white 81 81.
CORN-EasleTy but choice grades are held
nrlnly; mixed Tree in elevator Tie; white
90 SIC; mixed in SACKS oslo; prime yell
low sec: choice white CSC.
OATs-Heavy aad easier at G7Gt0c.
ltYE-Steady and firm at 81.
BARLEY-Small sales Minnesota Spring
at 81 ..
WHIsKY-Dult and lower at 83c.
GROCEkI rs Quiet and unchanged.
PRDVISIoNS-Dull and WeaE, and some
articles are lower; pork sold ~ S33033 %,
aud for extra heavy S33 50; bacon jobbmg
az lac for hOulders; 1870 for round lots (;
lSc for clear rib sides; 1870 for clear sides
lard nothing doing.
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Cincinnati Marker.

BY Telegraph CIHOINHATI, July 2
FLoUR-Mod crate, but prices are main
lalnedi supeThne, 81 7541 80; extra, s O011.
40; family, 81 65G6 co.
WHEAT Held more firmly, with sales OF
red Winter at 81 20 for No. 2, and 81 70 for
MOL
COEN-Higher, and firm at SIC for No.
mix ear, aud 75c for white.
QArs-Duli and dropping.
RYE-Higher, and ia demand at 81 ] for
No 1. and 81 0j for No. 2.
BARLEY-NOne in market.
WHIsKY-ClOses quiet at 92c.
OTrON-FiTm at 33e. for MiddIna.
PROVIsToNs-QuteJ. Pork, no demand
Bulk Meats are be q at i25zc for shoulders,
l0t4c. for rib sides, ana l6Nc. for clep~ FIb
and clear sides Bacon Is du / at 14i6s. tor
shoulders, &c. for rib sides, l75Es. 10 clear
RIO, and l6c4 for clear sides Lard could
have been had at 100.
EECIIAEGE-l-IO OH buying.
MoNEY-L ght. Gold 137.
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL


BY Telegraph NEW YoRK. JuIv2
CoTToE-Quiet and firm; 200 bales sold at
341zc for middling upla nds. %
FLoUR-Receipts, l2,39s barrels; 5a1Oc
doing; sales Of 40 barrels al 81 0O6
IS 80 for superflne state and Western .
20 Loaf 90 Tor extra state; % 75a6 Is for
extra Western; So S0g7 20 for white wheat
extra; S. 2597 90 for round hoop Ohio; 90 Is
az 90 for extra ~; Louis; SSgll % for good
To choice ditto. Rye Flour quiet.
CoRSMEAL- nchanged.
WHIsKY-Firmer at 81 so for We tern,
99cgl, free, the latter price for iron bound.
WHEAT-Rece1pts l20,B03 bush; IL IA IA rly
active, and 2g3c higher; $4,000 bush sold
at 81 469l As for No. spring. 81 40 for No.
l and do mixed, 81 529l So Tor No. do,
u 20 for amber Michigan, 81 AZ for mixed
spring, 81 72gl 70 for white California.
RYE-Quiet and firm.
CORN receipts 2O,s48 bushels; the mar
ket IS shade D-tter, with a moderate bust
nessi sales Of 5000 bushels at 64as7c for
new mixed Western via canal; S5as8c via
railroad yOggzc for Western yellow, and
OATS Receipts rs, 424 bushels; the market
is lie better: sales OF $1,000 bushels at 77a78c
for Western afiOat.
RICE-Du {.
COFFEE-DuH.
sgGAlR9zzHeavy; sales of IS hhds. Cuba
MoLAssEs-Quiet.
HOPS-Quiet.
PETRoLEUM-Quiet at 1G9l61zc for crude
and 3l1zg33c for refined.
OILS-Ltnseed quiet at 81 GOAL oil in casks.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-42d43c.
PoRK-Heavy and lower; sales of 40 bb s
at 55l 1907 W Tor new mess. closing at s32
cash; S3l 50a3l 81 for old do; s28 OOa27 90
for prime; S2S 0O928 so for prime mess.
BEEF--Steady; sales OF 725 bbls. at 89l6c
Tor new, plain mess. l20lSc for new extra
mess there's beef dull Gales of $50 tierees
at zOgZ0c for prime mess: 2503Ic for India
mess; beef hams-qute sales Of 100 bbls
at 2l63lc.
CUT MEATs-Dull and heavy: sales of
l6%GlS1<c for hams.
enthusiastically and In moderate de-
mand.
LARD-Dutl and drooping; snles OF 425
tierces at l6<gl95Sc. chiefly 1gIc for steam
and ly2sg2Oc for kettle rendered.
BUTTER-Quiet at I60g82c for OHIO.
CHEE~E-LOwer at I8Ul6I5c.
FREIGHTs-To LIVERPOOL lower. shin
ments OF 80 900 bushels or wheat At 715d per
sail and Sd per steamer; 1900 bbls. flour
per steamer at p Cd.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-03
lilly EIRST. 1890.

New Goods have just been received,
and will be sold very cheap by GEO.
MILLER & Co. No. 80 Main Street.
There are great many persons in and
out of our city, whe know that the
quality of BOOTS and SHOES sold
by us is of the very best, and our
prices are the very lowest. But in
order that the durability of our goods
may be tested by all, and also to re-
duce our present large stock, we have
decided to sell goods from now until
August LIST, 1859, at such low prices,
that every person will find it profita-
bic to call and make their purchases
within the time aforesaid, as we will
positively offer our entire stock, re-
CARELESS of cost. Now is the time to
make your purchases for the Fourth
of July celebrations.
GEO. MILLER & Co,
No. 81 Main Street,
jy2-2t Bet. First and Second.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-03

No Observation-Disclosures notice of
the Council meeting for last night was
given in yesterdays JOURNAL. there
was no quorum present last night,
the only members being present were
Messrs. Orr, Hopkins, Semonin and
Doughty. Inasmuch as Monday will
be observed for the Fourth of July,
it was decided to hold a meeting to-
night, and the Councilmen are re-
quested TO be on hand promptly at q
o'clock.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-03

BY telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Julv2.
CoTroE-Reeeiptq to-day 428 balaa. ~,
for the week gross .46l bales. net s3a "a ~.
exports for the week. 70 Great Britain sIH
bales, cOastWise 227O baiea.- stool II 49,
bales; sales for the week $3.50 nafeas ..,i.-l.
to-day ZIG bales; the market rs iffsrs r,ilI-
ding 3l1%Q3-c.
GOLD-l6
MISUNDERSTANDING ISL. NJ ~ af.f.t
drafts Is premium
fLoUR-SuperGu s. rs: Xxx a8 2Js Ivy
CORN-White EI O5.
OATS -73074c.
BKAN-tf "a.
HAY-prime eN O0
POKK Dull al s3f TO-
BACON Retailing al I45<0IgIIe ana 7qr<..
LARD-Ilerce HM@Z0lH: kag 2Ia22c ~
sUGAR-Dull; common gLWI0es rrtr.r.
BIC F--'.-o
MobAssEs- None Offering
WHISKY-97cmg 60.
COFFEE Fair M IaI5J<cs rrfrl1a el<,zreal-