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Net Cash Prices.
1T WILL NOT PAY

for the consumer to buy cheap
goods at high prices because
money is scarce, nor to be-
h't1,ebttgyeN with the idea
that
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Well. my young gentleman. and how
would yoa like your hat. cut 2" Oh.
Ike paps's, please with little round
holo u the top.
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COUGH NO MORE

Warmers Ceus!I Baisan il healing. soffenine
ailrA ectofatlis. Tho extraor binary power II pos
.s, III Immediately relieving, and eventually cur
ny the most obstinate of Coughs Colds sore
ntoat, bfohchlttS influenza, Catarrh, HuarseLess
,hn.miiia aii consumption is almost incredible. SO
".iPt y W" Relief and certain lis effects III all the
80. cst Or any affection Of the throat ana lungs,
, ~ sui "i physicians are daily Prescribing it
"i' s All say thai it is the most healing and ex
- r NilS iby9iche known. One dase always az
it.,s anu III most eases bottle effects cure
- ~ ny ltnss SIS IA large bottles. Price one Dollar
Da'sam will cure. " ~ e ~ A"e
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" arHtr-t r,i'Pfpsia Tonic is prcnared ev nrna,-
y inr Dyapcpiica and fiaEe ioDitIal
Costivencss. 1t is slightly stimulating tonic and
splendid appetizer; il strengthens the stomach and
RESTORES The digestive organs to their healthy state.
Weak nervous anl dyspppc persons should use w Ar
SER DYSPEPSIA TuSiC For sale by druggists. Price
one Dollar.
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Grover g. Bakers
..' *" FIRST PREMIUM
ELASTIC STITCH
FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES
495 Broadway N. Y, and Washington
Street, Chicago.
POINTS OF EXCELLENCE.

1OANAo OE hANkAA6NOGs
Beauty and Elasticity Of Stitch.
Perfection and simplicity of Machin-
cry.
Using both threads directly from the
spools. -
No fastening of seams by hand and no
aste Of thread.
Wide range Of application without
change Of adjustment.
The seam retains its beauty and firm
ness after washing and ironing.
Besides doing all kinds of work done
by other Sewing Machines, these Ma
chimes execute the most beautiful and
permanent Embroidery and ornamental
work.
Rs5@ The Highest Premiums at all the
fairs and exhibitions ofthe United States
ana Europe, hare been 0,curded the Gro
Ter d Boher Sctoing Machiaes, and the
rork done by them, eohereuer exhibited in
competition.
ISs~ The very highest prize, THE
CROSS OF THE LEGION OF HON
OR, was conferred on the representa-
tives of the Grover Il Baker Sewing Ma
chimes, at the Exposition Universelle,
Paris 1867, thus attesting their great SUI
periority over all other Sewing Ma.
chimes.
BH'An illustrated pamphlet, containing price
lists, with samples ofboth the Grover & Baker
stitch and the ~huttle Stitch in the Various
fabrics, will be furnished request.
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Western Depot for Mas0n's
Fruit Jars,
Cedar Co. Kerosene Oil Well.
Next door ncigllbOr to MastersOn's
big Boot.
r. NJ. SCOTT, Agent.
Estray Mare,
Probate Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the final report
of Paul w johnson, guardian of Frances A.
Joseph s., Clarence D., Nathan H., Alice VI
Ada f.. ana Agnes T.. Johnson, minor heirs o.
Silas u Iolason, was on he 2sth day Of June:
$780, filed in the office OF the Clerk of C1rcut
Court ofthe State of Iowa, within and for Oe.
dar county, askint TO be discharged as sucn
guardian And that the ed day of August;
1870 being the first day of the second term Q.
said Court. Is set for final hearing on said rs
port and said guardian will DO discharged u
no sufficient objection be then made. 80,
wolf a rondt Attys 2wo6
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MIDDLE AGED MEN
WARMERS
PILE REMEDY. j..

Warmers Pile Remedy has never failed mot
even in Il very of Blind,
Itching Bleeding Piles. Those who are afflicted
should Immediately call on their druggist aud get
MAENEES Pile REMEbN 1t is expressly Tor The
Plies, and IL not recommended to any other dis
ease. 1t has cured many cases of thirty years
standing. Price one Desag. For sale by Druggists
everywhere.
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FEW pairs of those splendid Buck ard
n Kid Gloves left, at the BIG BOOT.
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+ M M T. N AGOGUE.

keh&a AS5HErsf5sE73
WIN Ely F-NaESAGOaIE Ii the only article
known to cure the Wejiay al Niil ere IN eyayv cas
mere Is me ian in whirh this important medicine
not Mthtsa1 Mothers, this is the blessing
ever offered you, and Won should i'm metately nrncre
H. !! ~ hso sure care for Female Irregularities and
may De depended upon in every whore the month
y ilnw mas beea ohstsscted through cold disease
@ oE ffee One jioiiar OR sent by mall
on receipt OF One Dollar and Quarter.
All the above Medicines are for sale In tr,n,o, hx,
y q. saara ~ Lyle j.. II. Schumacher, AMI a. Nj
hrk q 20 isyI
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FULL BLOOD BULL
For safe.

i have Q full blood three year old Bull which
l VIII sell on reasonable terms. He can be
seen at my residence two miles west of Tip
ton sw9b THOMAS SLATER.
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FARM FOR SALE.

4 VALUABLE, WELL. IMPROVED FARM,
~ situated six plics east Of Upton. eight
miles south of Clarence, and sixteen miles
north of Wit n, consisting Of 2t0 acres choice
prairie land. all under cultivation: 80 acres of
II in tame grass, miles OF hedge, living water
100 apple trees, cherry, pear, and plum trees,
small fruit of every variety; also, ~ acres OF
good timber land. two dwelling houses. stable,
cribs. and out buildings. Terms moderate
Price reasonable. JOHN RRCNER.
Inquire ofH. c. PlATT, Upton.
May 18th, 70. Gm2I
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ALDEN, SCOTT 4 m
GRlOCERS,
Upton, IOWA,
Discard book accounts because
they think a majority Of Their
patrons prefer to purchase their
Goods at
Net Cash Prices!
They invite the patronage of the
closest buyers, and guarantee
the LOacest Prices obtaina-
BILE in the State of Iowa.
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HS-An illustrated pamphlet, containing price
Isis, with samples ofboth the Grover & Baker
stitch and the ~hutsle stitch in the Various
fabrics, will he furnished on request,
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WINE OF LIFE

,Is Ir.at biood Purifier and Delicious Drink War.
nv i mum sit9, or Wine OF Life, is free from
~ oipti5 Qf}tgS 81 E parties. being prepared for
w require STINT lant. Il Is splendid aple-
toh!c ahd the finest thing in the world FOR
r,$ims tne blood II Il the most pleasant aud dell.
NJ , 1Vcr offered to the public far superior Il,
~ MiLl7<tN, MlDe btters. any ether article.
',oie he.tithF and cheaper Both male and fe-
T., - Jung or old can take the Wine Of Life. II u.s.
a. wv ne rreaerver. Those who wish 10 enjoy
s , 'ealA &ha free flow Of lively spirits will i,
~ .%tk we lie Of Life. ri IL different from any
~ tF oeiore ~ use 1t II solS by druggists also at
hn,. lsspeeaole saloons. Price One Dollar in quart
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For sale b. nru.r ists and &:o~>s ~rrcr. - rough
ou:tho United States. tanI,as AMI South America.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06

constant reduction OF tho existing National DcH I0ls
policy Will not prevent such changes In tho dofeno
aystem from time to time will equaze the lhe1lDie
burdens Of present condition, and WITHIN coin- S
paratvey short period tbs taxes may DO rcnOFeu rO
many articles of prime necessity.
THE NATION PROSPEROUS.
n "a the occasion Of satisfaction That no other nation
ever passed through qcat with 30 slight Rhock
10 industry and business Specific information ana 6cD
cra intelligence from various parts Of the United STATES
show that all classes and especially the abornS cnssc"
are I'm the enjoyment OF more than average
prosperity, whether tested by tho experience
~ this country or by the present con
dtjon of other nations. no reason be found, how
ever In the favorable condition OF public and private H
far for neglpotng any proper for eqHalZng ana
diminishing the burden OF taxation, but it does lusy
the statement that the nation can make provision Tor e
nublic debt in tho recommended, without en-
harrnssing It's industry rCtarding itS progress
GEo. g. BOUTWELL,, Secretary of the treasury
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06
Tile NATIONAL BANKS.
REPORT OF TIE CONTROLLER OF THE CUeRESCY.
OFFICE or TBB CONTROLLER or the CrEhsXcrt
WARRINGTON, Nov z, 1870.

sm: In compliance with the provisions OF
section el OF the National Currency act have he honor
TO present through you, TO the Congress oi lDe Vpc
States the following report;
NEW BANKS.
Since my last annual report 81 National Banks have
been organized, making the total number organized up
TO date 173 or this number five banks, to wit; The
First National Bank Of Utah. at Salt Lake City the First
National Bank OF Lcon Iowa the First National Bank Of
Port Henry, New-York the Howard National Bank Of
Burlington Vermont; the Baxter National Bank II Rut-
land Vermont organized by The surrender OF ccu-
lating notes for that purpose by existing National Banks
and did not increase the aggregate Of bank circulation
Thlry-One banks have been organized under the act
approved July l2 $780, providing for the issue Of $5iOOO
900 Of additional circulation The names of the new
Banks are as follows:
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06
THE TREASURY.
REPORT OF SECRETARY BOUTWELL,: H.,


TREASURY DEPARTMENT Doc D. io'o'
SIN. The financial condition OF the country
has nnroved during the past year Inc aNernSo r' VI
gold for the wear 1862 shown 10y "eehf 7oe' "" '
ner ceptum premium aud for the hrSt II H'HS " 'N0
war ,g7o ls9 per ccntum premium moeSl'hS III '''
provcmen In tho value OF paper currency oi aoou " i0i
centum. .,r,oS or ,up rtmJc nyRr
on the first day OF July, 1863. to the gOth OF June,
,so inelnsive the public deh shown by the warrant
account was reduced in me Of tO1 6Ol 9i6 49, From
tho rst day OF Decsbor 1862 to the SOh day OF No'em
ber 1870 inclusive the reduction was s1925 94o bS rs
shown Icy the monthly statements OF the public debt
qrd,He Total reduction from the first OF March, 1862 to
the first Of December 1870 N9l5i765 36 The con-
aucnt reduction In tho interest account Is at the rate
Of more than $4,000 coo per anum.
BECruTs tNp EXPENDITURES.
The receipt, FOR the fiscal year ending june 80 l8I@
we're a. follows;
ou.tom, sici si Mscel'n'us sources ssa117 7sa O6
iss1 s.9sl lc 'f19i ilSi. sE 75 SIlqs''7 81
The expenditures foT the same period were:
Cvsad Ac,n gtOls l6 Interest On Pub Debt %
Ss9, DsSsSt%en.. IoaS y s119S5o5eO S
This statement exhibits surplus applicable to the
payment OF the public debt. including tie amount
pledged to the sinking fund.- by tho act of Feb o. 1902 OF
s1Ol PIG S. The receipts for the first quarter OF the
present fiscal year werc
ss a
s P Pbic NJ I"15 2tS7 Gf lls Iol zI u
The expenditures for the period, excluding pay
inents on account of the sinking fund, were .
Civil and miscens 5al242 ~ Interest on Pub u bl DtO 'l
Eavy Department 4si52g ss Toisl........ go 80
indians and Pensions l,B25,EI J9l
The estimated receipts for the remaining quarters
Of tire present year are as follows;
Cus,on. 0OOs Sales Public Lands. s2n0OoO
Iueraa tgsJcOOO Miscellaneous 100000
SEA 900 900
The estimated expenditures for the same period are:
Cs end Miscellaneous s ndau Pcu.op 24o 0
War Department 3GOOO Interest Public Debt. 8DOOOO
Navy Departnent..... lJpN,Opl - 49,.
Total P'V'''VV
Showing balance applicable to the payment OF the
public debt including however the amount payable on
account of the sinking fund, OF $69OSO9 o. In est-
mating the expenditures for the next fiscal year. have
included the sum OF 100000 properly chargeabe to tho
current revenue appropriation under the acts OF
February 2 1862 and July H. 1870 relating to the sinking
fund Although the language employed In those acts Is
not the language commonly used in appropriation bills
IL still has the force and effect Of permanent appropria
ton l. therefore, so treat IT, There will be required
also the sum Of 81 $685. being the amount answering to
the interest on the capital Of the sinking fund repre-
sented upon the books of the Department This sum
have included the estimate OF expenditures for the
fiscal year ending June 3O 1874 Upon this basis, sub
mt the following estimate of receipts and expenditures
for the next fiscal year.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06

r.si'~'S'-S "
rrsrn, shrinJ Erbsr of biHks aHHo1i o osGI ora 5
I,s eIrnIon. nlaa hdte an Icrfofg 90
, 1870-06-18


109loac; Delauds chclulcaj, e,sal0c; do a"a!tnT,
0a9tc: do pure, ektzsEc; Tisscher's ss1lt ease,
/ a9xc; gold medal, p9aac-
l. SALT-There was d meaRre inquiry for this
+ conmotfrv ro-tar, hut nr1eea wire hru, as
follows: Fine, y hrl, $500; ordinaFJ coarse
y bh, SaNAaB; ground solAt, 3 brl,
fI63; diamond, G. i brl, $2-65: Ashton
SUGARS. here was . faIt.ettenlance OF buy
ers upon this market to-day, and prices
we're frm At the appended range: Mo-
Cuba, good 10 pine, 1iH1tac; Porto Rico good
to choice, 1i491ac; crushed and granuIatet',
1in@1ssc; Powdered, 14E@13Ac; G sugar,
12E@13c; extra G. 1aaiskc: b SUGAR, 1sts3134c;
A sugar, la;;a1sHc.
SYRCPS-The Tolume Of business transacted IN
this department was fair and quotations
lasses, 75ssoc: Philadelphia golden syrup, go
T1t. fi1yer firtnq ma OK. C,ifA Innlag3aa 4S&
, 1870-06-18
GERMANY AID BONE

NHFtfl Germany and the GEcufnenSc81
Diplomatic Actton-A Con.
tist,n1inl Ne.pRtch Words OF
Warming 10 the Pope-Danger 81
ti." Criat>-A Disputed GIT Tho
S:Tr"A> AT Jerusalem.
Er7t'n tAay ao> Correspondence Of the Ne.s York
Herald.
so much has been said and written about
tlIe JOINT protest Of France aud North Ger
many in matters Of the Ecumenical Council,
readers the rerbdtim contents 81 tia oonfilen-
tial despatch addressed by Count Won Arnim.
the representative Of the North German Dund
to CARDINAL Antonelll- The said document
originally written in French, il now before mo
in German. tranElAte it thus:
TIE GERMAN NOTE.
ROME, May "a, 1870
MoSs1aEoR: The Imperial French G3tesnIneut
oouncif which Your Holiness has been pIcased Ia
receive from the hands Of the French Ambsssa-
dor. Having been called upon by the Cabinet OF
thi. Tuter1cH to support the observations made bY
it to the holy Father, as President OF the Council
the Government OF The North German Confeuers-
lion has not hes1tased to iota in steps which are
cunstdered timely, and even urgent, by many
Catholics who wish the deliberations OF the Conn-
eli TO result in = work OF religious and social
pcace- ..--.-.
would neglect its duty II, in the face Of the iecp
emotion prevailing In the Church In Germany, It
oned in the French memoir with the serious appre-
henstons which have taken hold Of the minds Ia
Germany, who are startled Ut tlc thought that
resolutions OF the council arrived Al In spite OF the
aim0st unanimous upiniun Of the Ger1nan eplsco-
nacy. might create painful positions l,y iurosLa;,
an everlasting conflict upon the dictates Of con-
science. This "a not a1l II IL noryrtous
f1st neither the German Bishops, who, IN
pur. eyes a. well rs N tLose Of the HOLY Sec, are
tie Legitimate Representatives, Of tie German
Catholics, nor the epscopacy Of the Au:ir'.Iinn-
Which appear 10 sway the council Our Bishops
have attended TO the duty, By dosumeats pat'-
lIshed In the press the authenticity Of which "a,
never been disputed, Of pointing out In aurance
the dcp]nrabie results to be 2pprehended Il, With
out needing the oppnetng voice Of oonsl4Stahle
minority, the supreme authority OF the Cansc1
and the majority Ut the council would proceed
To ordHtn certain DEGREES which, hr intro
ducinR IN the form Of dc.1natc definitions seH-
ous changes IL tnr L.ntts i ar.ae:-... c.;,---:i-
, 1870-06-18

lnE to each degrees Of tho hierarchy could nos fa ~
a nc same time to impair the mutual paslt.o9a =, "
civil and religious power. Such dectct:s laf 1.on ~
onX tnGa for III tne
known Papal constitutions which peonte na ~ ~ ~
umes and nations have constantly opposeu, az ~
surround Tna them wtsh a new w. n5incIpIcs TO-
day trum the lofty posGoo y! ~ nnns ~
cha!r, and their maintenance by a tae mes ,.,g
persuasion at the dispose; o. .5E IT.,
between Church 1nd STATE, and ollnR ~ ~ p.s, n.
which, In spite of its traditional "isdotn me
becsuse Of its bctns less ahle than ourselves 70
Judge OF the public mind IL our county, aners -
one paint Of especial n+ mSn We To''o
IN Germany Catholics and noncatao!scs must
dwell ioccthcr pgacsab'y. There exists current
which, Under the Influence Q! datiy relatlons anu
the Iiistincfiou OF crecd has at last brought to-
rethtT tie different prrsa=stons in such manner
i1in1 IT, nnWcrs II Cnristanlty might be united Tor
Jointly coIubattns errors from which the world Is
Suffering clrray u the great injury Of the religious
apnro1ma,tse ss movement, would be forcibl5
c5ecsei, il events should prove tilt
lhe tendencies = contested :,; 3D., by oas Bishops,
tle arguments derived from the necessity to de-
fend tho basis Of our national aims a9alnst what
soever attack Should prove 50 far victorious in lhe
the world as the standard Of religious faith, aai
hence OF political act,On. Our population woa,i-
we sag 1t without the possibility Of mistake ,os
upon this az revival Of old struggles 70. 1t couli
ncyer Ge quieted BY an arEumeutat!ye prncess pur.
porting to render the political bearing entirely IL
dependent Of what 1t would be Taught IL c3nsi sidAf
its religious duty.
It Is not impossible that the Government Of the
Confederation-which has not hcsu spared re-
proach for not having tlnely opposed the justly
4njOsuy 40 oallcd proiects OF Eo1ueinay lack shAt
freelom OF action in religious afatra which it has
heretafore emploEed for the Interest Of the Catho-
lie Church.
While making these observations "a the Papa1
chair We are By no means 1n',etl ~ith the tdca Of
those whom the Roman Court probably considers
Its opponent4 We have no Interests IN
weakening the nuthority Of the Pope IA
friendly power, and, to render new
serv1ce to the Pa1al chair, We wnald
willingly nsslst, By the c1ndor with which VIC
dwell upon our own dif11culle8 and upon the
danger Of religious crisis, tnremoying from the
discussions Of the Council whatever might COM
promise the altogether satisfactory position Of the
Catholic Church In Germany. .-.
II we could nattcr ourselves on having Cooper
a.ed iii such result we would not only be Oh
l.ctl for it to the wisdom OF the holy chair, but
would regard It as IN additional motive to per-
severe in that pos!ton which We have always
maintained toward the Roman Court Accept the
assurances, foS ARSfN.
The above shows tho rather determined
stand taken by Count Won Arnirn with rafor-
euce 10 the Ecnmenical Council, as also the
ha1mony existing between Franco and Ger
n,.nr uith ref,ard tn Catholic at7nirH
, 1870-06-18
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.
FRIDAY EVENING, June II.

FRIDAY EVENING, June II.
ICNBER-Thc ipnuiTy for lumber By the cargo
was fairly active to-day, md the prices realized
were about tne same as on The preceding three @
suited to the wants OF the trade. "A sawed
shingles, L.th, and plckcts were sseaay ~ un,
hours several cargees were lying Of thf docks uI1-
sold We lcan tnat there were IN the Gass ts rre9 e
feet, against s. coo last reaE The last OF these
logs we're rated last Saturday, the 11th+
Sales anoas include the following:
Cargo schr Westchestcr, from Sturgeon Bay, 90
It str7ps, part Norway, at s1305 1so n Il loiits
and sc9ntlDg at 1890; 20 II lath at x2oo; cold by
Irish, Bul1en Co,
Cargo Of Bchr L. 3. Campbell, from Muskegon,
io9 T. #, d. per cent strips, balance mixed. AZ
tl225; and two bills; oa N lath at 500; sold by
Watson, Hull ca.
cargo Of schr Maine, from Muskegon, 100 m It
mixed at 90 for gtrtps and $10to tor mixed; !;
700 n sawed shingles at $40; soldby Blanchard
i Borfand.
CaIgo schr Robert HoHlest, from Grand River
Eald ty 0laAE.44zi = Ev:ls:..- -
cargo ecar Lemo1t, from ocoato, ~ N It mlls
, 1870-06-18

The following gram has been received up to
10 O'Clock tllls morning 221 cars wheat !;
go cars and 1880 ba corn 80 cars and
5000 bn oats; 10 cars rye; 13 ears barley
Total (5s6 cara), 224, 900 bu~
Withdrawn yesterday for city consumption ::
5,80s bu wheat; 4,002 'bu corn; s, ,134 bu oats !;
.614 bu rye.
The attendance on Change to-day was
rather large, and the aggregate Of transsc-
tons in grain was above the average; but
general disposition to sell at the ndvhnce. All
closed dull.
H,ghwinea were strong but quiet at 1c ad-
| vance, closing steady at 81 01 for wood-bound
| lots. Sales we're: 2uO brls iTon-bo1nd {part
last EVENING" at e1.02
Lake freights we're moro active, but ahade
! casier, the offerings being free. A total Of -
charters w8s reported, on tie basis Of 80 for
wheat, 4,c for corn, and 321c for oats, By sail,
| 10 BnfIa!o. Through rates to New York are
| unchanged, at &c, for wheat, and 2o11ffc for
\ ccrr.
that lard aud shoulders were quoted ! shade
aImsr' there ERE: be.nS being. mole: %olesate d. t.
follows Mess pork, 29.50@S0.0o, according
lard, l55ic. for for summer, and lsc
fcr winter-rendered lots bulk shoulders, 111k
q 12c; do Cnmbcrlands, 13M@135{{c, do rough
/ rides, 15c: do short ribs, 1514@151sc; sum
| ner lots do are held at 145zc; 1o short clear,
| 151I@15s4c; Lscon shoulders. l31+@131le
| packed; do clear NIB, 16l 6ll@1Ge4c do; do clear
| sides, 17Ac; greases, 715@lzci tallow, SO
| a1:c, outside for cheico Sales we're: $50 tes
! choice lard at 161ssc; so tcs No. lard at 15c;
GO, 600 It's bulk shoulders, winter cu ed. At 12c;
8 brls country tallow ut 81l@9c.
! Flour was only III fair demand, but dealers
I wero fiEmer in their views, the market closing
easier at the advance noted yesterday. Tho
I supply of choice grades OF while winter and
spring extras il meagre, and in some cases it
il with difficulty that orders are filed prompt
| lv. Sales to-day Of the former gTado were ef-
fected at range OF a7.0G@80O. and spring
| extras at e5.00tG GEO. Transactions include
| the following: White Winter E1tras-l00 brls
.'Cnstle" Quincy at $500; 100 b1ls not
I mined at 81 90; 200 brls brands given On pri-
yate Terms. Red Winter E1t1as-6o brls not
named on p:t: Spring E1tras-125 bE's Golden
Leaf" at &c IS; 800 brls " Star and Crescent ''
Falls at s5.75; ldo brls " Ottawa at $3.50
| leo brls brands given On p t.; 200 brls moi
named fNiunesota) at 5000; 800 hrlB do a.
$3.50: 200 bt1s do at 35,62l5; 100 brls do
SEQ; 100 br1s do at S5-25 100 brls do al
$500. Total, 2,585 brls.
Wheat was again excited and Irregular,
higher, prices bobbing about like an old tub in =
storm The market On tho Open Board ranged
at s1.23@1 q }saller J"sy, opening and closlng
At the inside. On 'ChangA it opened 1t &1.Z21a
declined TO s1.22, advanced to 21.244 fel on
| aeuin. and closed at tho inside prices OF tht
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