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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-04
CoxrRlcr AwARDHp.-Ths contract Of
rebuilding Odd Fellows Hall, Virginia,
La haa. auuarlal Io lain ThaxInn He


rebuilding Odd Fellows Hall, Virginia,
has been awarded to John ThsIton. He
has the contract for everything connect.
ed with rebuilding the hall, excepting
tho plumbing and gas fitting, aud will
receive $40. 300 for the job. Everything
IL now in readiness to Immediately pro-
coed with the work. Should tho
weather continue fair. Il IL expected that
the job will be completed In sixty days.
II Is now expected that the entire cost
Of rebuilding. including plumbing and
gas fitting. will not exceed $4,000.
Every effort will DO made 10 have tho
building ready for occupation by the
first Of next year.
THEATRICAL. As before stated In tho
NEws. Piper's theatrical troupe will
probably perform at Reno during the
continuance Of the Nevada State Fair.
opening at Virginia City Sunday even
ing the 10th inst. II Is possible, how
ever, that other arrangements may DO
made and the opera house In Virginia
be opened next Friday evening. Tho
public have been without amusement OF
any kind for q number Of weeks past,
ami would no doubt take kindly 10 some
thing that would enable Thorn to pass
tho lengthening evenings pleasantly.
Mr. Piper's efforts In this direction
therefore out to. and no doubt will DO
duly appreciated.
AssEssNESr.-An assessment OF 81
per share IL levied by the Silver Hill
Mining Company. Sec official notice In
our advertising columns to-day.
THr Pacific Mill Company began pay.
ing its employees to-day. All hands
will receive their money by tomorrow
evening.
JACK wADE's delivery team mado a
lively runaway OF Il in Gold Hill this
afternoon. No damage done.
JupoE JAMES d. MxAouEn, INT Of
the old residents Of Virginia, died In
that city this morning.
Tux cases OF John +. Mcdonnell and
]. shaughncssy arc sct for trial at Or. n.
tomorrow.
A DEAD Drunk INDIAN was taken
to the town Jail In Gold Hill this after
loon.
J. ID. BErHKL was among the arrivals
by this mornings train.
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TO the CITIZENS OF GOLD HILl

You are all invited to call and inspect
our new and elegant store with Its full,
rich stock OF watches, chains, jowclry,
silverware. diamonds, clocks, bronzes,
music boxes, etc. Whenever you visit
San Francisco you will always DO TO-
ceived In u courteous manner by j. W.
Tucker. 1871 Kearny street, who will nj
ways take pleasure in showing custom
ers through his stock Of goods, mover
considering II o trouble, but always tax.
ing great pleasure in showing goods.
Don't fail to call and SEQ him Gro you
purchase elsewhere. He will send good,
for selection to any part OF tho States
and will repair watches and jowclry sen,
through Wells. Fargo Il Co., guarantee
Ing all work which leaves his store; en-
ploying. M no does, tho best Of work.
men. Don't forgot his new storo-l3l
Kearny street only.
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Ynlni.eu. sui.dI.r.

viiininous Bwindiers.
NEw YoRx, October "A gang o
swindlers claiming TO BE- Spiritualists
but whom the Herald says are three.
card monte men, gave q public ssancs Al
Tammany Hall last night. They wer,
exposed aud denounced almost at III,
outset Of their performance and all ab.
seconded by a b~ack.way. having realized
a couple Of thousand dollars. The,
had advertised largely under tho name.
of George Willis, Z. 8. j. Allyns and
q. ii. Lee. and their medium claimed tc
net under the spiritual influence OF the
famous Indian King Phillip.
Impsrtant and. Interesting Report
~ she Director OF the Mist.
CHICAGO, Oct. A Washington
special says DR.. Lindsrman, Director Of
the Mrnt. has returned from q thorough
examination Of tho western mining fa-
%cilitiss. and after having digested in a
measure some Of tho interesting facts
gathered in his tour. be has given q few
Of the results Of his observations. 10.
ferring to the troubled question Of tho
settlement Of the mint. he refuses 10 say
anything at present; however. Il 10 now
quite certain that Chicago Is the place
to DO selected. The capacity for rein.
lug and parting ut all Of the minis Is
not equal to the present bullion produc.
ton. Considerable bullion Is refined by
private enterprises. The capacity Of
the mints for coming fine bullion into
coin is sufficient for all gold produced in
the country. and something ver ono
half Of the silver the chief source Of the
bullion production at the present time
il the Comstock lode Of Nevada. The
mines In this lode turn out about $4.-
O0O,0 900 worth OF bullion o month.
of this sixty per cent. Is silver and
forty per cent. is gold. In speaking
Of the future prosperity OF the Com
stock, he says the evidence Of returning
prosperity throughout the northwest Is
everywhere apparent, and nearly all the
cities and towns through which he
passed exhibited evidonceso Of prosperity.
The wonder Is not where all the
wheat, corn, hogs and cattle OF that
vast productive country eomos from,
but where they are all TO find q market.
His conclusions. after AZ extensive In.
quiry as Is the condition Of the mining
industry west Of the Rocky Mountains
and the probable yield in the near
future. ars that the increase In tho pro-
duction Of gold and silver for 1916 will
probably be from si5. OOO. 900 to $780,
600. 900, aud that the increased rate may
continue for four or Ave years to come.
which yield, together with tho returning
prosperity OF the Northwest. must have
au important bearing on the vcred and
complicated question Of returning to a
specie basis, tho successful solution Of
which, will depend moro upon the In
and irugality OF tho people at
than the resolutions Of political
conventions or even legislation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-04

A WARM RtcyrrioN. Shortly aiter
midnight last saturday night an attempt
was made to burglarize the store OF MIR.
U;.wan. ~tolae,onist, Ia Silver City. MIR.
C.owan was awakened by tho noise
caused 10y tho would.bc thief In attemp'
ting 10 effect an entrance TO the store
through ono Of the windows in the
rear. lie rosc hastily. and s%natching a
revolver. fired three shots at the intru-
der. lie is satisfied that IA 81 thcui
took effect, ~ spots 81 blood were found
ON the premises, although the thief
managed to make his escape.
PIosrrcr Oh An EARLY wIyrER.-Thc
Indians have within the past two weeks
been supplying the markets Of Virginia
with Wild geese killed in the neighbor-
ing valleys. The fact that wild geese
have already began 10 leave the high
northern attitudes and hunt for warmer
quarters, il by the weather wise consid-
cred u sure si.n OF an early and severe
winter.
FoR an irritated throat. cough or cold
Iirovn's Bronchial Troches aro offered
with the fullest confidence in their ell
cacy. They maintain the good reputa-
ton they have justly acquired.
WILL sr,rr Ur.-Ths Befcher mine.
which has been shut down for the past
two weeks. will start up again to-mor-
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Save time. health aud money. Avoid quacks
and buy "chemical Strength" sold by all
druggists. Instructions full. and q cure guar
Aniccd In any case OF facilitating dreams Tor
seminal weakncss), and all alarming symptoms
Of nervous decay. resulting from sslf.abuse'
excesses or any cause. CRANE q bhlanAs.
Wholesale Agents, San Francisco. Price %
,er hottle u
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NnIruKR rAILINC TRIrn,

Nor the pccplng wrinkles OF time, 20 foreiblv
tall of advancing years ~ your gray hair.
Ayers yigur restores the colof and makes
your appearance more agreeable TO Others, 40
well a. yourself. With fresh, lnxuriant hair
the inafmities Of age are far lees noticeable.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-04
WESTERN DISPATCHES


nush or the Idly Curisus NJ
FesiIsh Display OF. Miiiions :
The FIRST National Gold Hank
The Californian Hank = The Re'
spcninE Of she Regular stoch
Boards Te-morrow "A LivslS
Market Expected.
SAN FRAscIsco, October Shy l:3O
The Bank Of Nevada opened this morn
ing before 10 o'clock. A crowd had col
looted in tho vicinity Of tho corner
Montgomery aud Pine street. aud when
doors were swung open a rush was
made. Most Of those who thronged
into the building were evidently drawn
there by idle curiosity. and filled the
spacsoutsids the counters to the mani
fest inconvenience OF those who were
there for business purposes, The clerks
were kept busy by those opening nc
counts, and the new enterprise seemed
TO DO favorably %inaugurated. 1t Ind
been rumored about town that the bank
would mako q grand display Of coin to
the amount Of Eve or ton million dollars,
and this report was undoubtedly rcspon.
sible for tho largo share Of attendance.
The sightseers. however. wcro disap.
pointed; only some few hundred thou.
sand dollars were in sight. no effort be-
ing apparent to create n sensation by a
big showing Of coin, and the absurdity
OF tho expectation was shown by n re-
mark OF President McLane that over
four.hfths OF the capital Of tho bank WINS
already invested In loans.
The First National Gold Bank began
business In Its new quarters in Nevada
Block this morning.
At the Bank Of California everything
Ia going on as usual; q few uninterestsd
parties are lounging about the building.
but seeing nothing that is out OF tho
common course TO crafty their curl
osity.
Both tho big Stock Boards open TO-
morrow. and q good market is expected,
though there is fear in somo quarters
that enough stock will DO thrown on tho
market 10 depress values. Tho gen.
eral feeling. however. is confident aud
buoyapt.
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IMPnUTANT.

Generally inndorsed by the Medical pro-
-s...,on. DR.. VIM, Halls Balsam for the Lungs
cures Coughs, Colds and Consumption, and all
dIseascs OF the Throat and Chept. Dr. Towns
= 'sToothaehc Anodyne eurcs In one MIN
ate.
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sfOCK %RErOar.
~lArroar.D DAIRY ir =. p. HEATING . COL

CALIFORNIA EsARD.
This Msrning.
40 Imperial. ~
$50 Leo. Toe
80 Monsmeniai. tcc
iel Nevada cas-
Is silver lin. 9s
7i0 Wells Fargo, 2se
~ Iurtiee. ~
~ Chollar f,tosi, IS
4 BaltiDore Con. SA.t
lln Glohc, pic
as Lady Washington. =. az
AZ Msxicas. 2iS. >, III. -
"a sierra Nevada, II
10 Utah. ~
10 Leopard. lax
~ Mansfield. Tpc
IL, hes, aud ii-lchsr. - al. Is.
- Enpirs Mn, 81
Bal Lady hryan. 9-c. 9ic
as ; eyisihan. ~
iOl i,,ek Island. az.
?oi North San Frsaciss, Tsc
isD uni"s Co... oS.9
O. MeA,los Valley. AVA
;n ella. a.
~ I~l-lehcr. 10
gCrpwa Pom. ~, % I'm
- ko.suth.
lo North Carson, isc
.f7a Prospect ~
fD ~nccor. Ia
lo5 dpuli \ Cary, -.
40 Ocsiisntal, O..
az New Coco. ~
Jn An's- :. 49, a. est
o. California. csa TO-. "a
2D Jslla Gn., y bs'
Is New York Con-. ~
,sJ Ophir, ei.slg. ca. cav b5
bis woodville.
IA ll.L. A N..e.u.. As Al
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powder to direct Its explosive face down.
ward. or In the direction Of the greatest
resistance. Not being able 10 obliterate
the mountain beneath IL. tho natural
force Of the explosion followed
the steep slope downward to-
ward tho west and south. About
q dozen Of the cottages and small resi-
dences along the Tunnel Toll Road, be-
tween Main street and Fort Homestead.
were considerably damaged, the roofs
and rear ends being partially blown in
or shattered, windows broken. blinds
and doors torn of. furniture upset.
crocksry and glassware smashed.
and everything generally demolished.
The firing was fully two hun
dred yards distant from the build
Jugs We have mentioned. yet the effects
extended considerably farther. In Nc.
Gurn's store, on Main street, tiers OF
bottles, etc.. were thrown down from the
shelves. and in Stern X Sons store con-
siderable similar damage was done,
glassware aud crockery suffering
o or less. One OF the
big chandeliers was also thrown
down, and the flaming coal oil
covering the floor. directly created quite
a fire alarm. This fortunately was OF.
tinguished. but by very lively work. a
tnnsom Was broken in the front OF
tho Senate Saloon, and b
front show window Of Welch's
Restaurant was broken. Tho
front windows Of Fort Homestead Hall
were considerably shattered. and sven
some OF the front windows o. Tobener's
boarding house on the main road. OPP
posite the Imperial.E Empire HOSTING
works. were broken. All tho win
dows on tho south side OF the
hosting works were moro or iess
smashed and with a little fairer show at
il the entire building might have been
blown of the hillside. Directly in the
line Of the explosion. Sam Benefits
house was split in two in the middle by
the fierce %concussion descending
upon the .. roof. and Ensrson's
two-story residence. ut the lower side OF
the Tunnel toll road grade, was forced
two or three inches from its founda.
tons. II il badly dilapidatod
both outside and in. As might be
expected. great CONSERVATION was
created among the occupants OF those
dwellings. and women and children ran
screaming ilto tho street. fleeing for
refuge in all directions. Fortunately,
however. nobody was hurt. The groat
auestion among those most interested
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upvpuox,. rAriNo srAND.

The beet place In Virginia 10 get A'qnare
meal 10 at Ileflron's Rating stand. In tho Pal
acc Saloon. opposite tho Postonhes. opeI
dsv and night, Private rooms for ladies. Al
Tao substantial l~uxnries Of the market 70 ne
found At lIeiron's. lie respectfully inVites III
dad mn friends 10 call and see him. )ye'
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A CARD.

To all who arc suffering from the errors and
indlscrctions Of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss q manhood. etc. WI, ssna
A rceIpc that will cure you, free OF charge
This great remedy was discovered by q mis-
.lonary in South America. send . ,elfad'
dressed envelope TO tho Rey. Joseph 7. ininan'
station D, Bible House, New YORK City'
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rae cELEs.Arrex SATURDAY.

a BiE rura- eat ON short Notice
GRAND lilumiaatieu and Torch
Hight frseessloa- NasS heetiak
On Main htrest. Geld MN syn.
epsis Of she Speeches Made.
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D-p.r,.r-. I...s E~,s.,ax.
wAsuoE VALLEY IrENs.

The ,rcs.n, season has been N very
.o,.n =. a.. ~ ,,.,,r 4,
Pn'" ~
Washoo Valley. The grain anu nay
crop was more than an average. There
has ais, been n fine Weld of POTATOES
49,, H.. v.,.,.,,.. wh;io N. ,,r;,
wv o "
trees In the various orchards are loaded
down with their fr.iehtass OF apples,
n.aeh.s anJ p.ars. MANY of tho ranch.
-. ,..,.,., All. fan, w;,,
"N ""0 ~
wire fences. The Trustees OF the
Fmnktown School District have erected
v.,y ho,lsou. anil co,nmoJious
".h."aiiansa go,io TAT Their rnhl;c
- ~ on.nsi ,o.,lay with Eiinor 4.
- a. ,.,.h.,
H. 4 n Ion,,hopyb. n resident oi
r,anltown has h,cn elected PRINCIPAL
oi ,he pnblic school in Jacks Valley.
IA, will enter upon his duties next Mon
day. The Trustees Of the last named
district have also built a new school
ho''s.. ne ran Term ., 'no .i IN
@I"." rsa"I,"tar ~ pr;nc;nai
T,scn,, thousand cords Of wood, the
,-yo,er,v az Captnin Haynie * Co, is
Win, M F~rank,ovp. awaiting shipment
4, virginia and Gold Hill.
berl Of about .. 1000 sL.ep. belong
in, IN I,ean Bro'.. of Empire. passed
mn the valley day before Yesterday.
A considerable number Of new build.
mos. including barns. dwellings and ice
bonscs. have been erected In tho valley
during the present season.
The noise OF steam whistles anu MINI
o'n" ~ ,ha sslsh,at,on' WAS
heard distinctly in Franktown and other
plnc,. i'm Washo. Valley on Saturday
evening last. Tho public-spirited citi-
zen, Of the hamlet referred to above
also celebrated the reopening Of the
Bank Of California 10y firing Of anyils,
etc. Hon. II. II. Heck furnished the
powder.
r.mpern Nusansur.
,,o,.,.J r~,,,l,,xn xesierlay morning,
80, M. car ,oals Of wood was dis.
-, =. 4. i, a., Il .,,;,..,
MI. a. ,hs x,,.r ,a,t ,nJ
,''a A., h,,.;n, ne with va,sr
u,i 4, san.Icbing an, eonilnrra.
49, -. any [ssriou, Jsmare hal beer
NNfNA - 49, 49,"
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MIsCELLANHOUS

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
andsee.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
DOMESTIC NRws.

SPECIAL TO -Hr GOLD NIL sAur rr~.,
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The DanagN

Produced a. aforesaid were the result
Of the we'll known tendency of giant
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essILEnEsy CLOTHING, Etc.

.
-
WHITE HOOSE!
-
COIN B. l8AAC8,
an S.... n O....
Uu.,,u and Su,,,ror
81 or e.
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SECOND:

That our Goods, being bought strictly rOR
SKILL EVERYBODY IN TIKI COUNTY,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-04

Last Friday I've hand-cars. loaded
with men. while going at full speed,
collidei in a curve near Lake Wow. Tho
men were all thrown oil. but escaped
with hut slight injuries. The weather
has become sufficiently cold in the Sier-
IA Ia form lee during the nisht.iime.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01

BOsnOV Mass Inuc 30The w o m lrket IL rencraly IN
changed; dInal steady Afvices om The III ero SIN con-
ic to 0upie ri of prize IA most Ju .
wLiils 10 pay. u iar and irge orators are rot do-i
the Ht-l az prices oVc he "a - a. e. 'n
sibOlr Lee i lr EIrct a. ead tat won warrant
Oi NoS Cab urni come. 10 ifd qu1e
fTrIv the tbs drsi1p o. ar IN ltii -,
ot AIhslanling me good druand for soue Wc p.t
G. ls cf toi ip A. i1@ ~ - iut
g b., tie pluilal al have b,cn in rance 81 3@i }.
for cool and th0cc nnlh Prns a t'rH are siS ~,
XXX good liI, OF X fg lh fril
52a52r Conlng luuc hcoc arc 81 IL ocland at
,Ou &C. fI UuWds. and e later Is nos an cNi'e HS-
for ~ n Nrtlcfv. Ia = I'll 20 = H. sales arc
moderate a. pr e. ranging from iOa5'e a. to qHaiF
u,ur lefu., Jhuc 3O.-NUI 81 AIl i ui d SUP
pV Increasing res steady; ONO rcuns' 'rli ard st
i'm virginia XH a. above, 40 touc. y 4J15u Medium,
~ -, Cnar-c So; Ncw lor: IN aiet. ih ii ihd
" ostrin zine Is - e.. Medium 30 fj2c. C1Hso, 1, Ul~
Gambling Was:r 53a OOc: CnInhng. UnWasc, - c. can
Ia 0rnhin. Fine Jnwas'e BE Coarse d n, 'iun.
nwas Ici, 30 iOc. tab ed, aOHJoc Coua " sl'd.
.~0a5c.; toi"ra tnw1sitd d2Hc, lA'rt ara M'ttH0
PloI. % 10 o.; No and super fulf 4pn i'r.; t'Aas
r aaG Medium - f"5c.; Tt Colrsc, - e.. taiioiL!
Fine and Medium ., 3Jc California C1lssr. 2-42
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01

NrH-OrF 'vs Innr 8p-Cof;np eT cii Nitia" lilo Low
A,tiits. lI4i. /. htt rec 10 ''ca
gri-- sairs u.o,. a.o,' 5o.y''' tt
~AsAssAn, ie 3j.tt OI p.i +iN n ii.,li ''- ing
li, Low Nj dla' 4'i =; 0'Hd rrtu1y, '"'r' me- ro
cc.ts. Il bars; siies, i3 nal stui .iul4 b'-'-.
CINiDE,roN Jun 3D-Cntf0n qIi i; 4illi, il'ct 10"
Nudine. II ic; Ol nary tc nct ivcc., 10 tats
sal :. loo Ll stocS 1888 ul,,s
MuAILE Jun. %, 0tiun nom rI Mn dln9, l4hr; 10"
NddIhg, liiic, Gp,d Or,iAr,, lj4t; ut 30 ltI0 Ol
bal ore, Co'l,tais' 90 taita: SO - = 'a-o'
GALVA.4r>, Juar 3U-T,,tun uonl.al; MttiIur liiic;
A bai,s er,s % exl'rs, coastHiS, az babe
s t.. - bal stock lI.O5i l...~
B,iTMODF. June @O.-CoiIon dun. Nddins. l5c. Lo"
Miuing, li1t: OF Ortu"r., IL .to.i - te-'s 80
bates pores c0IstwsC 40 bacs eaos. lIJ ULcs s"c"
ljJ2 ba
WIAIN fOv. lime 3n-Coiton unchanged; nidling j. n
4c. Low N aia~, j. 600 tfuI AIRY, IL &C.. H. rc
ceiyls les; cT!r,s coast NiS bales; .i0cN 40 h,s
ACsisiA June 30 -titon nOn.i al Mlhln@ tc Low
Mridh l4c. Good Ornary, l3c ue receipts, 10 Ones.
NoEtoiH Juoc aO.-Cotton dan; Mddlnc. lifdli &C.. 4;
net ITS lO1 heS EXPORTS coAs'"'st io1 hdic"' SAe
PL!I ,nEirIni Jtlr 3O.-Co''on dpl: NJ Mddng. iiic.
IoA Aiaa!u, l. 'f,l pIGndI5, itrt; net receipts
l-c b4.rs eIo,s, 81 naI -.
GOsIos, du.e ,O-COI"n qUet; Miidhne. - .c ~"
MH4lns Ar. Good Ordinary, Ia &C. sAes, 81 bales
st,c4 1852 bacs.
MfF H. Junc 3O-Coton quiet; Midil ng ttc.; net
cei ds II sales. 30 iil,s; stock. 80 ll
CINCIssAlL Jane 30 Cotton uuc Jagged, Ml..n,, II &c
Low Mid Ins. llc; GoOi sDnay, lit ict I'c'lIis -
bales; shipments Az nnes sdlos lio bd4S s.oeA' 1919
Ua.'s
d = lie: .irll ~, lie. GOOD Cr itr. L. i-r.t
receipts, balo; s-ineAts, l1J bales Sick, J,IJO
Iog-syI- 90 Cotton -'ca ,Illing, l4sic.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01
LONDON MARKET-JUSE 80.
osip co,nmon - ... 81 Steady
OlL
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

DOMESTIC MARKETS
:S?s sSs5.P ss;s ;y, ES
$55si MARYLAND Tc si Amber q 80
81 l 81 STa S1 W4 r " s 2os 81 I SS se YSH
Western Mxei so, spot c ias halt Of Jay oa,sweak
eSs SGnSa westcfa s" ass SS'SS Gssa I've nSH
Hay k s Nh snsha@gG lossis s S sT se 6 &
loose packed 9 loe; ;s'ns Gac@r
u 20 Butter quiet steady wessrd Extras :ce22e 49, SS.
6nod ,9si29e ~ cones nominaiy gI ordinary TO Prime
Rio cargocs 10 i,a19c; JcsbEs, lCsal9se Whisky qo'
BosroS june 3oFour without Improvement sales CON
Extra 81 7Jds5 Wisconsin and MinnesoIi Eyras' "a
& ~ wie Wheat one sn. in % dana ad nen i&voe
Sas sohR ,dn dull e p 5sss i"' : sO@0 @ coSan and
Choice Cor" M ss "a at sGSo 3 %F Wa A' nse sG 81 t.
Shorts S%; oPn Pss eq red :. and 1ss r 80 %
Flonr 1884 b6s Cora 5G@5 basn. Wheat, 200 bush;
'VC june Rns oFoar S a hanged wea, 81 in
@ No ''GopD do 81 %ssl ol SPOT 81 ~ ig 81 10 or
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