davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-09-04

dsuccr ia Tic substance on WHICH the picture
Is painted. Wood, marble, ivory, plsster,
canrxs, and other materials have bean 1sea
rs tho vehicle OF yeprcs ant2tioD, bu: a ali OF
these 4re liable 10 decay, though some afo
more SO than others, il is to be feared that no
| picture is immortal
That the action OF puro sunlight on paint
! inxs Is not pfejudictalt is theory which Is
| open to doubt It il wel known that oil
I paintings tutnsd to the wall become dark
ened IN their tints, but are bieashed ag3in
/ on being brought into the Light Wa.eE-eolor
| paintings fade in 1ev years from this cause.
The ordinary effect Of tho suns 1Ays Is 70
| bleach all coiors, and those who have learned
The rudin,ents Of optics know that tho color
whita is but a combination OF the three
a.hnr words The suns 1aya tend to a.sszni-
lAte OF absorb tho othnf ctlors into their
OWE. picture on winch the SUMS rAys
fan with fun lustrs is for tue time undis-
tiuguiahable; and for this reason souc
: | in my light. Another source of danger to
oil paintings ia found in tie use of improper
pigments by the artists. Leonardo d. Tinci's
masterpiece. ''The Last su5peE. IL now
scarcely distinguishah1o on tbs wal1 OF the
church whereon It vas painted: it IL being
enaeed By tie act,on Of the damp and SLOW
! cotroeion Of tie plaster or cement Of tho wall.
: tAn pictures arc progressing to decay" says
Mr.. fadsnse: The nrst Napoleon asked the
! pA4Q+E1 1AtA% No AOA4t FitAAAC AIANAN ~ ~.
Z pcc:cd to Inst. Tho artist replied. ''ave hundred
+ 5esrs." From 1h2toTer cause It ma; be
;, uone Of tho great paintings of Apelles ans
: Zcr.is, ar Of any of the ancient Greeks Ant
i Romans, nave come down TO r,=- Fire, war
= l,arbaIss1u. acs1aent, hare altc.nntely p'zSes
!. their part IN this Kane Of dcatInc!ioo- Nu
{ tLc influence Of climate has also lad nuc
10 do with It, There is reason to bctie|
T. That the Greeks and a',a Romans ,,,g gAipse nn,
I Wills tbs coIors OF the litter can shn
= .ecn, there are only doubtful traces q 4, e
=, dry-r,in Seldom falls thc1e; hence, peshAp
=. he Durability oi thu Egyptian pigments Pc Pc
hapa also, he Egyan ast,sts tpmpl9gS'tt SO
a. :. sSid. s Thcy possessed Tho azt q pressryts
dc human 6ody for ages md thsy ssasesft Se
10 the World of tho great r.inteEsIsna l.asa ahat
DO 6o9s q tEose who ~ R.as ss eeRSs e9sn.
r. Mxnv Of these frauds nc 50 ek1l1oils o4oS"s
ha a. aiuost to defy detection
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OUR SHED.
BY BEEMCS.

Ours is lofty shed-one story to the loft. 1t
is made of Norway pine-it has made US pine to
be in Norway ever since we moved into it. 1t
is hospitable place.-yes More as data
muIs-pttiaJ1e one. 1t has benign look-seven-
by-nine. We can always tell when it is going
to rain, because it begins first in the house.
When hard shower comes We step out doors to
get dry. Hot! christopher Kalumous-his
mark! We are frequently obliged to remove
the thermometer out into the sun to let it cool
on Still it has its convienences and advantages.
Among other things, its peculiar internal ar
angement-consistng entirely of one room
has developed in us rare inventive genius An
ingeniously drawn chalk mark ON the floor around
the front door Of the room, gives US an entry
room, or vestibule. straight line to the back
door gives US a hall. Leaving the doors open
and placing our chair between this mark. and
the wall near by, and possessing lively imagin-
alton, most delightful breezes rush through this
"hall,' the draft being 50 strong that we have
Otter seriously endangered our precious health
by taking cold, and often has our careful COM
Pouiou noSlscO us u CoHAo INV tuc Phi', as
there was too much draft in the hall A couple
Of lines across the former mark, make the en-
trance to the "parlor." This elegant apartment
at present is octagonal in shape, and its size can
be regulated to suit the company" in a mo-
ments notice. by simply erasing the chalk marks
and extending or reducing the space to suit cir
cumstances We regret 10 say, that owing to
the carelessness Of "domestick,' three Of the
chalk partitions were lately etfaced, while she
was scrubbing the foor) Dining rooms, sitting
rooms, &c, are marked off in similar way and
the kitchen was, by chalk partitions built by
US around the cook stove. We have also hit up
on happy method of putting in different stories
in the building" A nail driven in the wall as
high as we can reach marks the 9TH story; one
few inches lower the 4.h another still below
the Sd, and so On. We very frequently enter
our palatial residence, hang our hat in the 9TH
story, put our yes. up on nail in the 4th, cur
and pulling off our boots throw them down cell
lar-the floor. Our bathing room is in the back
yard. \ more spacious and better ventilated
apartment than is TO be found in any house in
town. All in all, we have as large and couven-
lent an establishment as any one could desire.
The public are invited. Admittance free
children half price, and no postponeuent on &C.
count Of the weather
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Jan. H. $50, the interest on the entire amount
OF bonds, VIZ; $1,000, up to JAM IA, $50, in &C
cordance with terms of sale, and interest from date
when payable to July LIST, 1870, together with in.
terest on sliOo, due jan II, 1870 to date of pay
ment, be paid. and that committee would recon-.
mend that the bonds, known es Fox River Bridge
bonds, be delivered to +. \. Sherwood, and condi-
tons OF acceptance of same complied with
On motion of Eiske, report was received and
clerk directed to Issue orders IN payment of bond
and interest, as recommended by committee.
Burke, from finance committee. further reported
IN favor OF payment of bill of alter Good sheriff
for $3.50, rendered, and asked for further time
for report on bill of Joseph Maierhoer, and the
Illinois River Bridge Company, referred at pre-.
vlous meeting also reported that report Of city
marshal had been examined and found correct,
and that committee would recommend acceptance
of same.
Report was on motion of Soran, received, clerk
directed to issue an order tor $3.50. pay able to
Walter Good; the report of marshal accepted, and
further time granted for report on other matters,
as requested.
The following resolution. submitted by Burke,
was, on motion of Osmau, referred to special COM
mittee, TO consist of the Mayor and four alderman,
TO be appointed by the chair, to confer with w. H.
W. Cushman IN relation to matters referred to in
resolution and report to council at next meeting
WHEREAS, W. II. W. Cushman has failed to per.
form his obligations. as stipulated in the contract
entered into by the said w. II. w. Cushman with
the city Of Ottawa, for the Improvement of the
water power at Ottawa.
RESOLVED, therefore, that the Mayor be and he
is hereby instructed TO notify the said w. II. w.
Cushman, and all whom it may concern, that the
interest accrued August ,, A. D. 1870, the bonds
given to the said ". II. W. Cushman by the city
of Ottawa, in consideration of the improvement Of
the said water power will not be paid by said city,
and the City Attorney is hereby Instructed to take
such legal measure, may be proper to protect
the interests OF the city from the transfer Of the
water power bonds to innocent hands.
The chairman appointed Osman, Fiske, Burke
and skinner to act with him on SAID special com.
mlttee.
Flske moved that the iron fence around Wash.
lngton square be painted.
Osman moved to refer to committee on police,
| to ascertain the probable expense to be incurred,
and report 10 council at next session,
Motion Of Lynch to postpone action indefinitely,
was carried.
On motion OF Sorau the matter OF rebuilding or
repairing the bridge across the feeder on Column
! bus street referred TO committee streets
and alleys for report at next meeting Of council.
| On motion Of SOran, the Mayor was directed to
confer with the Board Of Supervisors in relation tc
the use of the county jail for the Imprisonment Of
| parties convicted under city ordinances, and &c
make arrangements in this regard with SAID board
-such as might prove satisfactory TO them and fol
! the interest Of the city.
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We start for ST. Louis at i:45 A. NJ, and viii
let the two clubs Of that "village" send US to
"twine more woodbines"
The boys ara all IN the land of Nod except
YOUR SHABBONA.
Since the above was in type We have received
copy of the Springfield Journal containing
long account of what a country club did for
Springfield" also,
THE SCORE.
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Council Proceedings.
REGULAR MEETING.

TUESDAY, Aug. l6, 1870.
Present--Mayor Jones, and Aldermen Fske,
Nette, Lynch, Freeman, Duffy Clifford, SOran,
OSman, McGinnls Burke, Skinner and Hutton.
On motion OF Fiske, the reading OF the minutes
OF the last meeting was dispensed with.
Petition OF John ID. Young and others, praying
city council to take such action as might be neces.
sary for the abatement OF 4 nuisance on the east
side of north La Sale street, occasloued by the
construction OF the U. U. " t. L. '. K. K. across
north LA sale street, was presented.
On motion of Fiske, referred to committee on
streets and alleys, with power to act.
Lynch, from committee on streets and alleys re.
ported that committee would recommend that
Chestnut street be opened north from the bridge
across canal, as prayed for IN petition OF IL. l..
Brush and others, but that work same be de.
ferred until after the .. o. Il +. Il. V. Il. L. Co.
shall have replaced the earth which said company
have taken from said street for the use OF their
road.
On motion Fske, received and adopted.
The following report was submitted by commit.
tee on streets and alleys, and, on motion OF Burke
received and action OF committee approved
Ia the Mayer and .AldermeH IF tie city Of Oualca
tn c0UacsI assembled.
In regard TO the improvement of Main street,
east of the Fox river bridge, your committee
would respectfully report that they have put the
roadway aud sidewalk IN good aud safe condition.
That the entire expense amounted to S1021U that
committee received from citizens OF the ID wuru
towards paying for the improvement 1874, and that
there are $li subscribed yet to be collected, which
when paid Will nuke total OF sos recei, cd from
citizens of the I'd ward. This amount deducted
from the aggregate cost, leaves balance tpaid
from the general funds of Sl94.
The following persons have paid their subscrip.
lions towards the Improvement since last report
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The Best Yet.

GEO. n. PERINs, the best engravcr on steel
this country produced, has been for long time
engaged on l'N24 on steel of NJ NJ. t"brickO
PoMERoY, which will be the best and most eiab.
crate work of art of the kind ever made in
America. 1t will be printed on heavy plate pa.
per for framing, and will rank with the choicest
Art works of the world The price of the en-.
craving will be $2-very low for so fine a work
y. +: sykes, I. o. Box 52l7, New York City,
Publisher of P0meroys Democrat, offers one Of
these beautiful pictures "a premium for three
new subscribers to that paper at regular rates
S!.9o) received ut the office in New York City,
before tho first day in December, when the en-.
graviSg, will be ready to send out, by mail,
wrapped on a roller, prepaid We shall soon see
how looks the man who wrote Sense and Non.
sense political and descriptive articles. and
those strangely beautiful Saturday Night Chap.
ters.
A lady describing an ill.tempered man, said
HE never smiles but he is ashamed Of it,"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-08-20

DEMoREsTs MONTHLY MAGAZINE combines
the most useful, beautiful, comprehensive and
complete Magazine now issued. 1t employs on.
ly first class writers in all its numerous depart.
ments, including music, stories, poetry, house.
hold matters, architecture, and gardening; and
its fashions are unquestionably far ahead of all
others, both for beauty and originality Demo.
rests Monthly. for handsome typography, high
toned literature, and first class illustration, is
not excelled by any other. The September
number, just issued, is full up to its usual
Standard and fully entities it to the claim of be-.
ing the model parlor magazine of America.
Yearly, SO. Address w. Jennings Demorest
SiS Broadway, New York.
Single copies for sale, and subscriptions re.
ceived by Osman n Hapeman, Ottawa, Ills.
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a lady describing an ill.tempered man, said
HE never smiles but he is ashamed Of it,"
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There are parties in Ottawa practicing den.
tistry trying to make the people believe that
Rubber Plates are injurious to wear in the
mouth. Don't you believe them The vulcan.
lite process by which the plates are made is
patent. These parties, having failed to settle
with the holders of the patent, have been served
with an inJunct'on, stopping them from making
any more plates They dare not, under the
penalty of a fire or imprisonment, openly make,
mend or provide in any way plates of Vucanite
Rubber. X
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.,'EISA I:D-Ahuut SN weeks ago, u Red Cow, with
- white stripe the face white under the belly and small
uddcr She about or years old was once branded with
letter AZ" the right hip but the mark Is nearly cced
reward will he paid Tor Information to her whereabouts
Leave information at ~. lcahys boot and shoe store
Aug. cow W. l. MONTGOMERY.
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YE:isNIiI.I.IpN COAII.
By the Ton and Car Load,

rur To coal In the State and will be Kept constantly
hand AZ wholesale and retail Now the time make your
winter contracts. DELANO " PORTER,
Aug. 90 lS,O.tf L. = Express Office.
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FLY CATCHES.

ShabbonGs-MacKinlay, 8; Newkrk, 3; Towle, L sher-
wood, 9; Bryant, t-l3.
Lierys.-Golden, Phillips, NJ. Starne, p Dubois,
McCay,I; Wood 2-I0
Home Runs.-shabbonas-Sapp, /; LibertyS 0.
Time Of game-One hour and fifty minutes.
ScorersFOr Shabbonas Gsorge W. Blake; for lbertys,
&. b Baeman.
Umpre-Hely {. Fell. Of the Normal B. C.. Normal III.
How are you, "kuntry klub ~
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Having sold my interest in he above firm, the public will
please accept my thanks t. the liberal patronage bestowed
upon me while connected with the and solicit con
nnuance of patronage for my SUCCESSORS, Roberts Coles
Aug. lsSW PETER MUG ENT
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NeM ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE.-I hereby f5rti all persons trusting my
WIFE, Dorte Emerson, r'y account after this date a
she has LEFT bed and board without Just ,e OF provoc
ton. kNFT. TrZEfiSnT
Mission, August 9Th, 1870. argI.I,.N'
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NO'rIC I;.-rimo,hy d Mahony having made an Us.
~ ,snncnt benjamin T. Phelps OF al Ms property OF
every kind Including book accounts And chooses In action of
kind the cncat of all OF his creditors all persons
indebted TO said Mahony hereby notified that all book ac
and Indebtedness OF every Kind due and "a become due
to said Mahoncy must he paid to said Phelps assignee of said
Mahoncy, other person being authorized 10 collect the
same. BENJAMIN 7. PHELPS.
ANg. 90 $50. Assignee of Timothy u. Mahoney.
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HBurkc, from committee on finance to whom was
referred communication of +. A. Sherwood in re.
lation to settlement with the Fox River Bridge Co..
for the purchase OF bridge Of SAID company. re.
ported that +. A. Sherwood, President OF the Fox
River Bridge Co.., had slgnifled willingness to
accept on behalf of the company, the bends of the
city issued Jan. II, 1869, now deposited with the
treasurer, provided the bond for 81, iOp payable
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TnE INSTITUTION FOR THE BLIND
Tho Wheeling and Ohio County Medical
Society, at their meeting on Friday night
passed the following preamble anil rc5O.
lutiOns:
WHEREAS. The Legislature Of the Statc
Of West Virginia at It's recent session ap.
prOprlRted 5000 and appointed Board
Of Regents for the selection Of n site, the
EAbhOlntthenti OF u superintendent and tIiG
opening of an Institution for the deaf
dumb and blind,
ReARred, That the Medical Society pl
Wheeling and Ohio county reSommtnd Ia
the Council Of the city Of Wheeling tho
appointmcntOr n committee to confer with
n similar comrnittEG Iif6mt fllis SOciCty
whose duty Il shall be to secure tho lOcN.
tiOn Of such institution Mt this place.
ReOlndl, That the committee appointed
by this Society prcScntthiS subject to tho
City Councils and Board Of Supervisors Of
Ohio county, have these resolutions pub.
lishcd In the city papers and urge the at.
tCntiOn al the citizens 10 this subject. DrS,
r. II. Cummins, Todd, Bates and Baird
were appointed u committee on behalf Of
the Wheeling and Ohio OOlrnty Medical
Society,
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= H#H fl. =. - d D. b.
sAFE Blown OrEN.-SomctimC during
Friday nigllt,thp gFpccry.oCR. !: Swytll,
Corner Qutncy anF Market streets, was
entered by robbers, and the large safe in
the counting room at the rear Of tho cs-
tabllils4mcnt y was blown 9psp .apl rille'l. :
Tic rascalS effected IN entrance at door
in the second story, least end) Of the
building. With heavy pick, such us
stone masons use, n boIo wNs made in the
outer shell of the safe door, into which a
quantity OF powder was introduced and
exploded The wreck was complete. A
short crow.bar made short work Of an in
side iron box, where, VIC suppose, tho rob
bers hoped 10 reap the reward Of their
midnight adventure. lii this they were
disappoinhdt II tley had ilnade my large
calculations, as the box contained only q
few dollars In fractional currency. Some
rapcrs inotlfe lsA(eweit found scattered
albuton tho fl0oF, ,GuttIi6rc WIS no 'esti.
lencC that they Ind disturbed anything
6lSceithGr ID tha c6il6tIng lOGni6 StFc.
Fd6 6to6ia wifi %hhh.tleS bp6rtGd Btre
found lying near the safe. Besides those
mentioned, there were, two chiSGIs, tue
kind ascalby inSrblSiwotk6S: -oN
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NSWs Of The. Day,

The Petersburg, Var Iron Works wert
burned Saturday morning. Loss $l0O, 600
i The Paris Memorial Diplomatic says the
Pobt 1efcrs tiiepromotOns To CarlinaIates
until September, g I''' ''., -
itI ma cbbiL11,STtl !, o6,IJ 1f+ho, pacthr coos,
ia ~ rS,i ;I. SHII n cSIsI,rSts s,,IrnMr;SIeIv
~, aJop,ScT oS ,SltStS'iI M FItne1th % mend
mept III na,ieiS:SaF s'SS,nESSf'I,7
.Io.o,,L ,p..,,o,.. oj;,ora ~ y tbo E .RSSro,
MAY 1,r.S,,;,,,, - ~ my ID % ISo,,:,Sr ~ IN P,oIYS T.
~ PSS0S,scot soiinty tIsS Mia Sc. Sycn.
ll2f. GugIySfSAlb lENHllk4 AlSNt 4AtARl fVbEtl-
inIP NJ 0nnoIImOttOn I..,ss -t..f .YI4 .
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NATION, ElECTED.-At the meeting, ,oi
nc &tRtscfs % tlci dlhIirsq's Home,
held Saturday afternoon, Mrs. DR.. Moore
of Monndsville, was elected MatrOn Of the
Institution. Mrs NJ. Is represented to bC
peculiarly qualified for The position, She
will take charge as soon MS sOmO indlspen-
sible alterations arC made In the builRng
10 bo occupied as q home for the little ones,
!, We llcar thAtthr Soliciting Committees
appointed for tho several wards Of tho
city, arO meeting with very encouraging
success in The wny II contributions In
cash and donations Of articles necessary
for the outfit and support Of the Home.
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MASS MEETING AT Il'iF CHICAGO.
Popular DenRnd for Reduced I
sSExEN 4 +

lIStAEHk ksStSStR. SN';aSAS tiaRs> 81
=" 'T0s T,tE CIIlCAaO, April 81.
In response tiasS tetLc call signed by several
hundred nl6rclIahts, bankers, and business
generally The mass meeting assenibled
ut FarwGll Hall, last evening, 10 consider
tile subject Of National taxation, and rcvc-
nuC EEt6rln:% Tic, meeting was tair IN
point Oi.. numbers, intelligent. and Gnthll-
siaslic. Hon. NN.aF. COOlbaugh, presided,
assisted by flity Vice Presidents, made up
principally 'By, tllG leading merchants, n,
Resolutions werG adopted calliug upon
COngress1t6 take immediate steps for a
reduction Of. At least $50, 100000 In the
rlte Of national Z taxation; that IN the
abatement Of tax those which nro the
most oppressive and burdensome in pro
portion TO tho amount Of revenue which
they yield 70, the; Government should be
abolished; that the present tarilR has de-
stroyed tile ship building industry and al.
most annihilatCd the foreign commercial
and marine Of the scab0ard States; that II
Inns prohibited uie construction IH our
lakes and rivers Of iron vessels with tn-
creased carrying capacity In proportion TO
the SStOnndge md draft water, with q
greater strength and diminished outlay
ion repairs dnd insurance, all Of Which
tend TO cheaper the transportation OF pro
ducts; tliatwhisth this tarftF Is unnecessari'
| u increasing the, profits Of the Iron pro.
duCer, II is Cripling the ship building and
ship owning interests Of tho great lakes
and rivers so that US respects tue competi-
ton with our Canadian rivers, itheSU in
tcrcsts arc plaoctl.by the general govern
imcnt ut, great disadvantage, and this In
the face Of the most abundant natural re-
sources for ship building and navigation;
that to the SAME unwisc policy Is Cllargca-
bic in large degree the heavy cost oE rsltl.
road transportation, tho cost Ot much
transportation being always IN proper
tion t6 the cost Of frOn, and that
II ISL Idleness for the Western
farmer, Notwithstanding bis superior ad'
yantages Of soil and climate; TO expect to
compete with agriculturalists in other
parts Of the world, when his products are
conveyed to market over rails which cost
20 lper cont more thun they cost else.
where; that our system Of taxation should
be re.adjusted and simplifOd by raising
the nscessai nnouH! .. ,,o, tTUcaC ~ '' ,'n orS Su
that tic cost Of collection may be
decreased and fruightful source Of
corruption removed; that the income
taX paces an IN! unjust .,.,iUn, aLM utc'"a nE u'a
SuEuch uPOn "onesS LCas'OS1tS St..o,,., " ono
cPmppnlsy an9 9e!a1qfS " Ig!ScoaEqs ss
Fmeat p grlttg wesl g premium !, q q Sls. Y,
honesty Hntl shoqld nt*Oe "rescn"cNot @ 3y =!
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Cincinnati NLaIrket. .a

CINCINNKTI. April =
rFi0un-Fm with Eood' demand; famIIr nj
GRSIs%whsut-Ftrm pnd scarce; al, Il i6!51t r.
corni- Scarce and advanced to BSbSDc, dIUtillHn
buying freely. ,Oals-UnChnTgela u 66ititc. Rye
and Iarley1StGatly with faiF demand.
QoTToN--lng iair GaHand aud pFirrr' higher
i1ToHGo oSo--SIGady al rall Fatcr. 4 % 7a geaI
i,WIuSKY--Yery hFin at 9Sc mad0 by tho gll pID
CCsS, bnt little OF suCh Offering.
4, ,PROvfSIONs-AlGFs POrk-Qnlet at 81; not
much done. Bulk shoulders held AFmly At lilc
sides al IS. Il and Ike for rib, clear rih and
clear. lAeun-Bir1u but quiet; shoulders ~ l1r
BidOa at IS5bi6Ec for clear FIb and clear.
LAGD-DnIl: :6teamAt I4Hc kettle At 1bc.Tlii
DuTTER-UnchaugGd aud lrJn At 3lG937c,
EGus-Flrtn anti advanced TO 2i094c; supply
6iEEsE-In iair demand at lS5Dl6c, latter rate
onS-Ljuscct OIl-Dull at 0t10SC. Lard on
LAT 81 8 and tlnll. pCtrOlcnm-At s0G:St for
Z GRocERIEs- -Sugar-FIm at I00l9Kc, Mo,
laisGs-7S6t SOC. COiHGO-IIBld more firmly under
adyicGs FROM New York, but no ADVANCE, ,i,,',r.i
- GoLDL1i1k hnylHg
-, ExouANGE--laf buying 1.10 premium selling.
MONEY-MnEkOt easy At SOLO per cent,