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About TT ose Omitted Charges.

About Those Omitted Charges.
The Madison i,emocrat wants usto state
why the recent Republican convention did
not in their platform criticse the present
Democratic State administration. Not
having been a delegate to the convention,
nor q member of the committee ON resolu-
tions, the editor Of this paper cannot speak
officially on the point presented. We
hazard the opinion, however. that the rea-
son for the omission was that ell the dele
gates were anxions 10 have short, point
ed platform, aud it would have been i'm
possible to have such one ifa recital of the
mistakes, misdeeds, and corruption, Of the
present administration had been set forth
IN it. When the Democrat kindly volun-
tecrs the explanation that the reason why
no such necessarily long windcd assault
was made was because there was nothing
to ;ssail, it must have forgotten the de-
fale alton in an important Office, almost be-
fore the incumbent had got his seat warm;
the f,ightful immortality and enormous
expenditures Of the State prison under its
present management, which has left it
covered with debt after unprecedented ex-
penditures. The appointment Of an army
of timber agents to eat up the proceeds of
stumpage, and the foolish and proHigate
compromises with thieves who had stolen
logs on the ST. CroiA grant, latter there had
been decision of th3 court in favor of
the State, might also be mentioned. The
enormous expenses of the Attorney Gen
erals office, also, robbng the State OF
$4,000 to pay for the outside help in one
year, the greater part of which would
have been saved if a good lawyer had
been Attorney General, affords another
just cause of complaint. These are few
of the charges which will be successfully
maintained against the present profigate
and imbecile administration. TO these
may be added the disgraceful squabble of
tie Deafand Dumb Institute at Delavan,
and the trucking, wicked demagogism
shown in the Board of Management of the
Industrial School at Waukesha.
In the way of nepotism and interested
appointments, We may name the case of
the young man appointed clerk in the Elk
ecutive Office to enable the Governor to
collect little amount due from him; the
appointment of brother Of the Attorney
General for assistant; the appointment of a
son as assistant by the State Treasurer,
and the deposit of the State funds in his
own bank, and like acts of favoritism,
which will hardly 60 down with the peo-
pie.
We beg the Democrat not to be alarmed
on account of any lack of charges against
the Democratic administration. There
and plenty of them; i'll fact, they areas the
auctioneers say, "too numerous to men
tlon," in any limited space.-EG Ccrosse
ReDxbLicun and Leader.
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The People Want Proof,

There is no medicine prescribed by Ply
sicians, or sold by Druggists, that carries
such evidence of its success and superior
virtue as BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP for Sc
we're Coughs, Colds settled on the Breast,
Consumption. or any disease of the throat
and lungs. Proof of that fact is that any per
son afflicted, can get a sample bottle for
ten cents and try its superior effect before
buying the regular size at Is cents. 1t
has lately been introduced to this country
from Germany and its wonderful cures are
astonishing everyone that uses it. Tire,
doses will relieve any case. Try it. Sold
by JAMES ROBERTS, Druggist, Dodgevillee
Wis.
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The State Convention.


The spirit manifested and the result,
attained by the State Convention at
Madison, last week, must be most
CERTIFYING to every true Republican
throughout the State. Before its as
sembling, the Democratic press had
been predicting that terrible war Of
factions would take place, by which the
party would be rent in twain; and we
confess that looking at it from the
modern "Reform" standpoint, that
is, considering the all-imp ,rtant ques-
ton to be merely what particu lar set
of individuals should draw the sala-
ries of the offices to be disposed off,
there was some cause for apprehension.
And right here, we may say, compar-
ing these predictions with the action
of the Convention, we have an excel
lent illustration of the makeup Of the
two political parties in Wisconsin.
The Democratic party, masquerading
under an assumed name, it's leaders
protesting anything, promising every
thing, for the sake of hosting them
selves into Office, has debased politics
until with it State convention means
simply squable of rascals about a
division of plumber; while on the
other hand the harmonious action Of
the convention clearly demonstrates
the Republican party to be a party
held together by honest convic tions
Of right and wrong and of what is
for the best interests of the country.
And so when the representatives of
the Republican party, fresh from the
people, assembled at Madison, each
one found that all had been sent there,
not in the interests Of this man or
that, but to take such action as would
further the cause of liberty and equal
ri ghts and leave American institutions
in the hands of their friends. And
right nobly did they do their work.
The Carpenter and Washburn factions,
of which we have heard so much lately
from our Democratic exchanges, were
no where to be found the delegates
all feeling that they had far more i'm
important work than "paying off old
Scores" in making such ticket as
would free the state from the disgrace
of an administration which had slipped
into power by false pretenses.
The ticket, of which we shall speak
in detail hereafter, is composed from
beginning to end of GA No. l" men
not single bad or inJudicious nomin-
alton on it. Other good names were
present ted to the Convention for some
OF the Offices, but their worthiness is
attested in nothing more strongly than
the cheerfulness with which they and
their friends acquiesced in the decl-
sion of the majority.
The platform, which will be found
on our fourth page, is sound to
the core, plain and unmistakable in
language, and the vim with which it
was endorsed by the Convention shows
it to express the real sentiments of the
party, and to be not a mere collection
of glittering generalities designed for
the deceiving of the gullable.
The harmony Of the convention, the
strength Of the ticket and the sentl-
ments of the platform are hailed with
Joy by the people all over the State,
and for our country we rejoice at the /
action of the Republican Convention
of Wisconsin, which will be heartily
ratified at the polls in November.
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The Granger Governor is running
this big Wisconsin farm SO it will pay.
-Madison Democrat. Yes, the peo-
pie understand that. When the Gran
ger Governor runs things, he makes
them pay. Sat. Clark admits that
Madison Journal.
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IOWA COUNTY, TOWN OF DoDGEvILLE, IS

To S. A. Bernie: You are hereby notified that a
warrant of attachment has been issued against you
and your property attached, to satisfy the demand
of Peter SpaDg, amounting to the sum of one hun
dred and fifteen dollars. isow, unless you appear
before Thomas Carkeea, Justice of the Peace of
said county, at his office, in said town, the 18th
day of July A. D. 1875, two o'clock in the after
noon, Judgment will be rendered against you and
your property sold to pay the debt.
Dated Dodgeyille, Wis, this 18th day of June, A.
ID. 1875.
PETER SpANG, Plaintiff
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Republican Ticket

FoE GOVERNOR,
HARRISON LUDINGroN, of MiIwaukee.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
HENRY L. EATON, of Eichland.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
HANS i. WARNER, of Fierce.
FOR STATE TREASURER,
HEN EY BETZ, of Manitowoc.
FcR ATToF4EY GENERAL,
Join h. BENNETT, of Rock.
For STATE SUPERINTENDENT, *
ROBERT GRAHAM, of Winnebago.
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M A II r. i f ID /.

BORWELL-BLYNN-In Dover, Iowa
county, July 9Th, 1875, at the residence
of Mr.. Lewis Blynn, by Rev. j. D.
Brothers, Mr.. j. H. 9. Borwell, of Chi
cago, to Miss Olive A. Blynn.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-07-16

w-We clip the following from
Judge Mills address to the old settlers
of Crawford County relative to the
Wisconsin Improvement. In speak
ing of Marquette's descent of the Wis
consin river, he says:
And, least of all did he { Marquette }
imagine that this young, spreeing rig-
er should, like the Prince of Wales,
receive from Congress a pension of
100000 per year to persuade it to
keep one bed, as civilized and moral
river ought to Go? And, did Mar
quette imagine in these years of grace,
1872 and 1874, aspiran for Congress
would be required to baptise them
selves in its water, drink of it, smell Of
it, and write their pledges in its sand,
before any convention or party would
give them single vote? You may
talk of lager beer power, of whisky
power, or brain power that sends men
to Congress from this third Congress
sional district. Go not to Saratoga but
to the Wisconsin if you want to get the
genuine Congress water.
~ Mr.. Warren Allen, Supt. of
bridges on the nj. P. r. r., came near
losing his life last Saturday by falling
in front of rapidly moving hand car.
Fortunately, he struck between two
ties where the earth had been washed
out by the late rains, and although Sc
verely bruised by the car passing over
him his injuries are not serious. War
rem is brother to s. S. Allen, Esq .,of
this village--Darlingt Democrat.
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MONEY. s'i,lt:nos
Ngw Yosx. Aug. II
Money easy at q per cent.
Prime mercantile paper is quoted at z@5
per cent
Custom receipts S40O.0O
Treasury disburseIne t59,OOU.
Clearings s26,,G0OOO.
Sterling is quoted at 81 81 for go days, and
81 80 for sight.
Gold closed at Ill, after selling at llSs@l4H
The streng OF the market is in con eque nee
of mere asei god shipments 10 Europe to-day.
cent per snnuul aud I-64 per diem.
Loans wera made fiat.
Govern ment bonds firm.
Carrying rates per cent
Railroad bonds strong, especially for the Paci
fic issues and Northwestern consolidated sold
coupons
state bonds steady.
The stock mark Is dull, with small traus &C.
lions. The only wide fiuctuation be.nl in shares
Ia roads in Missouri now cutting fares and
freghts.
Missouri Pacific declined from As to 49,;
Atlantic & Pacific preferred from is1s 10 II, and
~. Louis, Kansas ity & Northern Common
to 3: Kansas Pacific, anos her of these roads sold
at III, which is lttie better. The deciin- in
other stocks, especially leading ones, was ASI
per cent. for Inc day.
transactions al the stock Excnange 30 90
shares, of which 500 were Pacific Mail; . 9
Wes-eru Union: 220 NOrthWt stern; 6,10o
lake shore, aud 100 Ohios.
GOVERNMENT sEJuRITIKs.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, August 1.-THE rate for money in
the open market for three months bills II "a
per cent, which is per cent. below the Bank
o. England rate. Consois for money, "a 5-i6. on
account ~ 7-l6; 5-AE 1885, iU51z; 5sS 1857 tSL<:
let's, lo6l5; new rs, lf4H. Sea YOrB Central, s3:
Erie l31s; preferred. %. Petroleum
Sales We're made OF refined at sSGs1sd. TsIIow
sales were made al It's
ANTWERP, August H.-Fine American petro-
leum, 2l1I.
PARTS, August ll.-Rentes. 65f Soc.
eS7s. -''-'
LIVERPOOL. August l0.-Cotion-The market
Is easier; sales were made of midolinR
uplanGs, S-l6d; middling Orleans, 7-l6d; total
sales were ii 80 bales, OF which COS bales were
Tor speculation and expOTs and 1900 American.
Flour-The market is steady sales were made of
extra slate and Western AT 2Ss. Wheat
Sales were made No red Western spring az los
sd; No red Western spring at lis Sd.
Corn-Saies Were made of new mixed Western
AT 2o14s. Pork-Salss were made of new
American Western at S1s. American
Eastern at SIS Beef-Sales were made OF
new prime mess al 721z Bacon-SaleS we-e made
or Cumberland middies at SIS. Lard
The marker is firm: sales were made of prime
Western at 6ls. Tallow-Sales were made at
rs. Cheese = sales were made OF choice
American, rev al SIS Peircleum-Saies were
made of refined al al; spirits, do, ST Sd.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
BUFFALO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BUFFALO. August 1l.--CATrLE = The. recsipls
to-day were LAG head, making total for the
week OF In.09s head the market Is fairly active,
all offerings OF good quality stock fncing a
ready sale poor. thin stock was IA elected; he
range lOr Western steers was Si96 20, according
to quality.
SHEEP ANr LaMBs---,rbe receipts to-day Were
500 head, making a total Tor the week of p 40
head; the market is active and transactions are
confined to Canada lambs. the majority OF
which were disposed of at SO -.
HoGS-The receipts to-day we're l.5Oo head,
making total FOR the week of $40 head; the
market is active and The demand brisk; sales
were made OF Workers al az 70taS %; heavy hogs
at g l3S 90; fair TO prime selected singers IS ~
as Is; stall fed, averaging 1870 lbs, 81 81.
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EAST LIBERTY LIVE STOCK MARKEr

EAST LIBERTy. PA.,August n.-BEEF CATTLk-
The receipts for to-day were 2,2ln heau,
aud total for the past days were 1857 head I;
the market isactive with a good supply and
medium grades; sales made of best al
81 50d7 ~; medium TO good al S. 75a6 %; com
mon to fair at "a 5O95 Is: bulls and cows at 81 10
eA3 10; s.ockers at SSOO93 rs; Texans at s. zoe
400. IL
doGs-Receipts for to-day were 2,9l5 he ID.
and total the past days We're LILO lead,
sales made OF Workers at IS I595 81:
best Philadelphias at IS 6OaS ~
SaKBP-Receipfs for to-day were 5000 head,
and ior the past 2 days were H.0OO head;
cling at 81 00@0 -.
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CHICAGO ilvs srvUs MARKET

CHICAGO. Aug. 1L--BEEF rArrLE-The re-
ceipts to-day Were eco head, the market being
dull, weak ana easy; sales were made of snip-
ping ATS 25z6 IS; Texans 81 5D@3 70; shipments
14W.
HoGs--The market -as lower all rounu, espe-
clalty heavy weights. sales slow with heavy
tendency downward; receipts $50; sales were
made OF h avy at 81 5Og7 L.: light at 81 75@S 10;
shipments. 800.
SHEEP-The market steady snd firm
receipts 500; sales were made of poor TO extra at
- U0a5 25
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NEW YosK UuT.ror MARKv,r

NEW YORK, Aug il.--JouIOrt-The market is
steady: sSlss were made OF mt0dling upland at
~ gis5ze: Futures closed weak: ssIes were
MADE a. follows: Seller AuRyss. ~ I-lsc; seller
september, l5Isc: seller October, IL l-l6c; seller
November, lS 2i.S9c: seller december, Is li-Iec;
seller January. - 27s2c seller February II l-32c:
seller March Is 7-32c. seller April. ~ .s-32c.
seller May. u Ill g; seller June, Il i5-l6sl5c.
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NEW YORK DAY GOODS MARyEr.

NEW YORK. aug. H.-Dry Gooos-BusineSs
rather slow with commission houses. and dull
with importers and Jobbers; cotton goods quiet
but generally unchanged in prices: cotton
ilannels and plsid cheviOis in good demand :;
dress goods and WOODEN shawlS more active:
let skirts doing we'll; woolen goods for mems
wear quiet, put wool hannels doing lairly /;
blankets move slowly.
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Trade Pala ce, Oct. 4
MY Read eTS:


TO The Country Readers:
W.. respectfully ask your in1ri9 :.
dec . t-ey7tion TO the beet Seiect"C
stook oTDry 1ooos, Rotions an
MI j .,e--v ever oro ught 10 this clsy.
By GIVING our individual attentlon
to cuying in New YORK, we IaNL
Cs.-as Dress Goods Domcilos,
WOolens FIanneis, ShaWls, 1 able
Linens. Blankets, Comforts, No
tions and Millinery at such rates
0- m such terms as ena bles US
~ y T. the ioWeSi prices know
since 1852. Our prices are allkS 10
all. and Grano erS as well as Otn-
era will find at no other hOusS
mora aitractive goods or lower
= 5.e&s.
L 8. -AYRES q %. ,
TRADE PALACE.
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NEW YORK METAL MARKET

NEW YORK, Aug ll.-Metals--M Manufacturer.
copper-Is stead sales were made OF new sheet
ings at alc. Irgot Lake The market is firm
sales were made at sc. Pig lron-Maskef Is I'M
changed sales were made OF Scotch ~
se1fa s2c American dull and heavy; sales we're
made At pa &c Russia SHEET Were made
at le1sc, gold. Nails Ire gu ct, sales were
made OF cut at S3 % as 25c; ciinch at s. Oa@6 50
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was quoted 81 ISL cash: three cents lover foI
september. Very little was done In the way OF
sales, and none reported . .
rain and produce, and the selling prices 'of
aonr and other noerchandise.I
prices. 49,. 10
aol 81 81 sOe7 IS; alum, per po1nG;
1asI, ger pouEd, oo93Co: chlOicrini Per
pound, 81 i59l Is; coppsTas. barrels. pei
pound, 2@3c: cream tarteY, pure. 4oee4Ic: IN
diSo, per pound, 81 z0al 30; licorice. Cals9, psI
pound, senuin6, 4595cci naSnsslS. carr, Oh.
Der pound, sea sGc; norpnin5sP p. w. psi ounce ;
Tor 40. l. Per gal, 81 401l 50; OIL, oergemont, pei
70, s. -aSs: opium per round. 60 S0@7 co; 7ul-
nina per ouuce, 81 $50. 40: balsam copalos'
zoe: go ,sgtne, r., l2glsc; soda. biesrc
EeEs. p pound. 6ks9sAc; salts, epe- N.
srs -. SlT Fnuii, GairettIs per csEs or dozen
IL oulphur. -four, per pound, 5o6c; zsHpetrsi
per pound. l0se25c; tnrpenttne. SSd24Sc.
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BOSTON, Aug. ll.-WoOl-Medium Rd comb
ing neeces continue in demand, bat in other
descriptions there is very little doing. There is
splendid assortment OF all kinds on the mar
ket sales We're made medium ohio and
pennsylvania 1eeces at f6dzJc; Michigan and
wisconsin fieeces at 44di5lEc; combiDg and de-
lslne heeces at 52g5S1zc; supernne and extra
pulled neeces 81 37ISas5sc.
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

920 70. --'"Ne u A'0' a. W "
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The purchasing prices Tor government poECs
in indianapolis vary rom me New York quota.
tto4ls H4l per cent
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INDIANAPOLIS LIVE STOCK MARKET,
INDIANAPOLIS, WEDNESDAY, Aug. II.
There was dull market, with So cattle
offered. Only about 30 head were disposed of.
The crowd caused sales at . cents less than
Mondays prices Quotations for to-day are as
70 lows:
Good, smooth, LOO to I,5OO shipping
steers ...............-s5 25W5 20
Prime butchers cattle. x 75Ca4 90
Good tOts 50
Fa,r.. ...... 20. ....... .... 2 1908 90
Bu is and Thin Cattle ....,.. ......... 7o(12 p
Stock cattle ......... 75a} %
food Cherokees wo III ...... ~ Al 10
Hogs in good demand for light weights; go
to y Orins 81 80 To . -.
No sheep offered.
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AYERS ACUE CURE !!
For the speedy relief of

Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever, Chill
Fever. Remittent Fever Dumb Ague, Period
zeal or Bilious Fever ETC., and indeed ali the
affections which arise from ma arious, marsh
nliasnafic nelson's
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FINANCE AND BUSINESS.
WEEKLY BUSINESS REVIEW.
MONEY MATTERS

MONEY MAIIAsH"
Remain unchaug4d. The secure piSc7s
tor cash are crowded, while those who neeo
fsvors 20 avert disaster are farther nom
money than they ever were. Consequent
the prospect tor considerable crop OF fall
urss ia strong. There is no chance for men
engaged in trade who have net capi.si ''e
6iEsl tfaTD ont to fail Business must settle
doEn 20 The foundation OF actual means to
carr 10 en-, and that, TOO, under parIisiiY al
verse ciTcunlstsUces.
BULLIoS PRODUCTS.
The New York Bulletin has the following
figures and comments: The bullion yieid
of Colorado for he half year ending June
3Osb. is estimated at over S3,OOO,OOO rs foi-
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MISS HFLEN PEABODY, principal The
M TWEEN y first year will commence Sepfem-
Uef l, ls7j. Board, Tuition. Fuel l. ght. eic only
n per ap'um, Send for catalogue and circu-
lars 10 me Principal.
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Ia r,ost cases. the figures have ceen 90
tat.ed from mines aud the reduction works,
am. eau. Therefore, bs relied upon. The pro-
auction OF lead IS insignificant. For Sums
reason, the principal works have not beer
in opsFaticn, and there ia no indication az
present that the works will be brought INTO
Iiss Thts year. The returns from the placer
rnic.s are incOmp Ieie, but will not vary the
total maze rally.
TIE VISIBLE SUPPLY OF GRAIN,
comprising the stock in granary et The
Daipts OF accumulation at lake and sea aboard
ports, in transit on the lakes, tins Ne" Aoik
canals and by rail, July 81, 1875, compsres
xr;sb one wear preceding as follows:
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PITTSBURG, August IL -Whsat-The market
is quiet aud prices are unchans ed sales were
made of Pennsylvania and ohio red st 5jG
81: white and amber at 81 SIS 81 O.. Ear corn
The market is in light supply and prices are
lower: sales wee made at Sj4S7c on track.
Shelled The market is in light supply
and prices are steady: sales were made $50
&C Tor mized and prime yellow. accOr ing TO
quality, free in elevator petrOleum-The mar
ket is quiet and pri are firm; "a es were
made o. cruGe a. 81 1874 at Pa ker's Landing
cslined at lie, ph;"d' IN delivery.
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AYERS CATHARTIJ PILLS,
For all the Purposes of a Family Physic,
CURING

rer ri u aud Purifying the Blood. are the most
co; genial purgstive ye. psrfecisd. Their eff
fects abundantly show bow much they excel
take, but powerful TO cure. They purge out the
foul humors of the blood; they stimulate the
slus ,sh or disordered ryan INFO action and
they impsrt health and tone 10 the whole be-
ing: Thee cure not only the every day conf
plants of everyDo v, but form id oil. and dan
gerous diseases Most skill nj PHI sIcisns, most
eminent ciergymen. and our best citizens send
certificates of cures performed and OF great BEN
FITS they have deriySd from hese pills. They
e the safest and rest, pin SIC no children, be-
cause mild a well as effe:tua!, Being sugar
vegetable, they are entirely harmless.
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"a y, r al n AND HAP
Worth its weight in
Price - cent, postage free.
y usic1 Agency, Box 65e'
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TOLEDO, August u.-Flour--The market is
steady and prices are unchanged. Wheat The
market Is dull and prices have declined 2@:c
clnsi weak; sales were made 81 No wniie
Michigan at 81 531%: No 2 white Michigan, ! ew,
al - 80; amer Michigan at 81 5012; new amber
Michigan at 81 40; seller September at 81 49,;
no red winter at 81 So; No red winter at "a 50;
new No red winter ar 81 81; Dayton and Mich
igap at 81 SO; No 90 new. at 81 80: rejected al
81 o.. Corn-The market is steady and prices are
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ssRD

diamonds. Read II.
) JAY WAT>ON'S
N W York.