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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-05-06
TEXT FOR THE PEOPLE.
Greenback Currency.

III now undertake ~ atiian, and without
the least fear that ! can be answered, that a
taper issued by Government, with the simple
t. the extent 1t would circulate, form per
feet paper circulation. which could not he
abused ~ the Government; that 1t would be
As uniform Ia value As tine metals themselves;
aud | shall he able q prove that 1t is within
the constitution and powers Of Congress to
use a paper IA the management OF Its finances,
according to the most ugid rule Of constituting
the constitution -IuHN {. CALHOUN.
Bank paper must he suppressed, and the
circulation restored to u HON il properly be
longs Let banks continue II they please,
hut let them discount for cash alone, or for
treasury notes '-TuoNAS JEFFERSON
The Five Twenty Bonds
'When the bill was on its passage, the
question was expressly asked Of the Chairman
NJ the Committee Of Ways and Means, and
as expressly answered by him, that only the
interest was pa, able in coin. '-THADDEus
STEVENS.
Iii the bond holder refuses to take the
same kind Of money with which he bought the
bonds, he is an eXtortIouer and a yudia-
tor. ~ oHN SHERMAN
eve should do foul injustice to the Gov
eminent and to the people Of the United
states after We have sold these bonds on an
average for not more than sixty cents on the
dollar. now o. propose to make a new con
tract for the benefit OF the holders. OLIVER
T. MoEroN.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-05-06

1t has been decided that the ladies' are
eligible to any Office to which the members
OF the Grange may elect them.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-05-06
INDEPENDENT TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR,
LEWIS STEWARD,
Kendall County.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
JAMES II. PICkRELL,
Macon County.
SECRETARY uF STATE,
VI. VI. HOOrON,
Clinton County.
AUDITOR oF STATE,
JOHN HlNE,
Cook County.
TREASURER,
II. +. AsPERN,
Champaign County.
ArruENEr GENERAL,
". :. COY,
Mclean County.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-05-06

4uCsSiOu Wu@b 40 kONothhuent ne
answered promptly at il the will Of the
governed" That may he true of mon
archy, but in q republic it Ia the will of the
governor, that is to say republican
America the government will of q
majority OF all the electors ople OF all
the States, hence IN our republic the gov
eminent belongs TO and IL inherent in the
people.
Bat agents to perform the duties thereof
are necessary, and therefore are created
say President, Congress, . judiciary.
This agency is not the government, how
ever, nor In there sentence or work in the
Constitution of the United States which 90
denominates them.
In q monarchy the Government and the
people are distinct bOdies-kihgs, lords and
commons. az in Ecclesiastes, the clergy
end the laity. In q republic the people
and the government are one and the same
hence, the agencies Of this republic, com
monty called the government, are but a
delegated body, and cannot, in the very
essence of their creation, perform any of
their functions without authority from
their principal. When those agents 20
beyond their jurisdiction, and undertake
to exercise powers not granted or speci6-
cally stated in the charter, their acts are
void, and must necessarily be 90, il the life
Of the republic is If any value.
Now in order to settle the question of
power, have briefly referred TO the facts
of history-facts that did not make, nor
can | alter them. 1t Is, therefore, upon
those historical facts that We derive the
power to provide ourselves with the means
necessary for self representation.
The question now in hand il simply this
How Is TIE present high rate of taxation to
be reduced The question Of power TO
lower the rate il not open to controversy.
This power resides in the sovereign
and not in the agentg and can be
exercised as the sovereign may
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-17
POLIIIC IL NOTES.

GOV. Htndrick, starts on that Southern Zip
Ia day or two. Then look out for oyauons 81 enades,
aud receptions.
The rag baby shows sign. of returning life,
accompanied by ds position to Kick and break things
There ~ great ioy IN ONO and indiana
The Democratic county conventions IN south
Carolina ore approving the Administration of Gov.
Chamberlain. thereby showing that they know good
thing when they soc Il.
\ dispatch 10 some of the Western papers
asserted the other day that the Committee OF Ways aud
Means after full consultation had rogue sted its hair
man 10 r,turn Ham5leton's resignation and that Mr.
Nurri.on had done The statements, on inquiry IA
Washington, prove To he unf0unted.
The Adams party is growing In fact, II has
been doubled There are two men In il now. The new
recruit il me BOSTON Hedh editor, bnl like hs Spring
Held companion ne shows disposition 10 compromise on
Br.1tow This il what he says; with Adams or Bris
toD'. or, better . Al ms and Bris'pN nominated on
ore aide. and Iidon Fiyard on tn ether we should
feel that good Centennial years work had been begun
Mr. Daniel Marcy the Democratic candidate
for Governor Of NewlIampshire has an uncomfortable
war record and tho Republican press OF tho state Is
making the most OF it, He was in Congress In 1864.
when lie made violent speech against Lincoln and the
conduct of the war Here II an extract: 1.-THE wicked,
dslo al Abolition party who sustain the President in his
miraculous the Constitution are Joint heirs vth MN
10 the inheritance of eternal infamy."
TX Secretary McCulloch says, In II letter TO
the editor OF The Idepende: "Whcn entc cd into the
Treasury Department its head there seemed TO but
Que course which could be pursued with honor and
safety and that to withdraw the egatendor note,
which were in fact only forced war oau rapidly
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Jn0ef 10 ADVERTISEMENTS.

ANUsEMpSTS-7M paos-4th. 18th and 9Th columns
BANKtNG HOUSES AND BANKERs7m Fdqe-3d column.
ioArr AMP KOOMs-7M Puqe-4th column.
BUSINESS CHANCEs-7M P0Oc-:}d column
BUSINESS NOTICES-im IdGs-lst column
COPARTSERsUIs NOTICEs-7M I0oc- III column
CORPORATION NOTICEs-3d PdGe-5th column
pkNIIsIkY-3d IaOc-5th column.
DIvIDEND NOTICEs-7H PdQe-3d column.
FISANCIAI-7M Paced and 81 columns.
FCRSITURh--7M idGc-3d column.
HELP WANIED7h pdae-6 column.
IOEsFs, CARRIAGES. NC-3d PdDc-5th column.
llOTEIs-7h PdOs -4th column.
HOUSES AND FtRN- NANTED-3d l0gc-5th column.
lei CREAM-7M POdc-3d column
INSTRUCTIONS 6h Rugged and 81 columns.
LECTURES AND MLETlNGs-7h IdGe-6N Column
LEGAL NOTlCEs-6M PGqc-3d column
MARBLE AND SLATE MASTEIS-1H FdQe-"d cOlCuln.
MARRIAGES AND DEAns-Jh Fnge-Gth column. 49,,
MISCELLANEOUS SD IUgc-5th column; sfh Irge-oth
and 9th columns.
MUSICAL INsTRUMENTs-7h PGQe-6th column.
NEW PUBLGCATIONs-6h PdGc-lSt AMI I'd columns.
REAL ESTATE For SALE--(1TY-3G Pddt-lth column /;
BROOkIYN- Sd PdJc-fth column; COUHTEl-3d rae
-ith and 9Th columns; AUCTION HALh-3d rave ON
column.
SALES ~ AUC1loN-7h Tu9e-3d column.
sITUATIOSs WANTED - MALES-7N PTqe-ith ana 1th
columns: FEMALES-7M Idge-5th and 9th columns.
SrECIAI NOTICES 9th i1gc-Gtb column. 1900
STRAMBOA AIS ItAlIEOADs-3d IGQc-oth ana othcOl-
STEAMERS, OCEAN-Gth Pd0e-3d column.
IEACHERs-6M Pdgr-3d column
To LEI-tJY PROrEKTY-3f PGQr-5th column; COuN-
IRY-3d Pdqe-5th column
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-17
roo wren NOSES.

The State of South Carolina is too much
blessed with Moscses. The Moses family, though
il may not have entirely overwhelmed the
State. seems to have very thoroughly inundated
it, politics. There have been no bad and rdic-
ulous goings-on in that much-goyerned State
since the colorcd legislator brough! his intel
lect and the white philanthropist his carpet
bag to bear on reconstruction, that the head OF
Moses has not been bobbing around on the
surface of. You could Mt fire into any kind of II
Ring where thevDg was going on without
bringing down a Moses. The family appears
to have absorbed pretty much everything it
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-17
Nean'llorls Daily Gribn,1e
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY II, 1876.
TIE ERWS THIS MORNING.

FOHsIGN-The forces of Don Carlos suffered n
,overc defeat and runors of peace negotiations are
current - Dr. Telcampf German political
economist is dead - There was heavy snow
storm at Quebec. --= Radical members OF the
Spanish Cortes were said TO have been arrested.
- The Herzesoyiuian insurgents formally re-
Iected Count Andrassy's scheme.
DoMEsuC.-In COnGr1S yesterday discussions
look place in the Senste on the Western Timber
Lands and District Interest bills, and in the House
OH Judiciary Reorganization; the Senate refused
% act on Mr. Pinchbacks case by 80 TO 80,
which is thought to postpone the whole matter
two months -=- Theodore Thomas has taken the
Forrest mansion for his Summer concerts. -
ORES have been found at Colorado Springs. Col,
.ssaying 1913 of gold and silver TO the ton. =
Tae contract for third Rail the Erie
Railroad is said 10 be let. - In ths Bah
rock trial. ex-Attoruey-Gen Williams opened
The case for the defense and Gen. Humphreys,
Gen. Banks Supervisor Fulton, and Others testified
to the good character of the prisoner; in Washing
ION it is asserted that the prosecution has failed TO
establish their case. ---= The formal charges and
specifications against Senator Spencer, for cor
upt practices in obtaining his election, have
been presented - The eleventh report Of
the Canal Commission shows total OF $4,000
frauds in work on the Jordan level. -- The State
Senate rejected the nomination of Mr. SouthwoItI
10 Judge. An effort will be made to smother the
State Prison amendment in the Assembly. The Ap-
propraton bill was discussed in the Assembly.
CITY AND sUBURBAN.-The Plymouth Advisory
Council held three interesting sessions. Resolutions
affirming Mr.. Beccbcr's innocence were declared out
of order. Mr.. >hcarman made an argument for Ply
mouth Church and long discussion was had concern
Ing il. - Mr. Moody preached on " Regeneration
- The coronci's jury in the Deer PARK tragedy
declared David H. Sdlmore guilty of the murder o!
his father aud Tires other persons. - Gold
1872. 1881. 1888 Gold value OF the eSal-,endcr
dollar at the close 81 cents.
1HE WEATHER.-The Government weather report
predicts cold and clear weather. -- In this city
yesterday tlo day was bright and cold thcrmOm-
eter 800, - 90.
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that he has thus accumulated long series OF
quarto paste-bOOks, which he finds OF more
value than the rest of his library-one BOOK
excepted. A year or two ago we published
letter from n gentleman in Cincinnati who had
tried scrap-boOk experiment on the large
scale. He conceived the notion Of keeping a
record of noticeable ideas as they appeared III
the editorial newspaper articles of this country
TO carry this out he at first subscribed Tor
several of the prominent papers in different
cities He kept gradually reducing the list,
until in the course of two or three years he
came to the conclusion that one newspaper
would practically serve his purpose. Still, ne
has had the trouble of cutting, passing and IN
dexing. Since now an Index to THE TRIBUNE
has been published, he will be saved this
sole remaining trouble.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-17

During The Mooly ard Saake5 meetipg' OF TIE Hippo
G,om., and 10 meet The Popgiqr demoad for The ImB-
UNE's reI6a'in rpOrs OF Lr. Noodgs Sermons. ics rH
send 1HE DAILY TEIBUSE TO my address, poslpam Jor
81 per month. Eg mans OF the ydst mail trans SUD
se5fbers in Albony 0d PHILADELPHIA, Gad GH INFERNO
dioo points. may recc;re Ne feraoRs Of he Wer'oHs
cr,ing before q. rhc ne "hoie TERRITORY 'c'H" me
radius Of ToshaGiOn CiccaHd Gad Bos'oH Is S"pp''d
Suina The dqy Subscribers in Hs cify md Cicaiiy can
Dc rsquiorly seyrd IRON, oug rospeciqbe mere stqHd
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certainly convince public opinion, and will
nrobably convince a jury honestly DESTROYS of
rendering just verdict, that Gen. f1bcock Is
guilty. That the defense may be frank 1uii,
and complete, every fair-minded man Will
earnestly hope. for the sake of Gen. Babcock'
and not less for the sake of the country.
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a musemenis ano Meeiinss 60 Night.

30 THIS 1HgATER.-" Julius Caesar"
FIFTH AVENUE THgATBE.-" PIquc.' -
G. AND OPERA HoCSE.-" East Lynne Miss western.
OLYMPIC 1nEAlEK.-NarlctY.
PARK TuEATER.-" Brass"
san FRANCISCO MiSsTRhIs.
IoSY PAsTOH's NEW TuEATER.- Variety.
UNION SQUARE rHEAIRR.-"ROSe Michel"
WALLACKs IHEATER-" John Garth
ACADEMY or DESIGS.-Annual Exhibition OF the Ameri
can Society OF Painters in Water Colors
ASSOCIATION HALL-ll:3O: Lecture. Dr John lOrd
STEINNAY HALI.-COncert.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-17

The weakness of Mr.. Pinchbaclfs support in
the Senate has for some time been suspected.
II was fully developed yesterday, when Mr.
Edmlnds ironically pressed the resolution for
admission. For while, ut least, We shall have
relief FROM Mr.. Morton on Pinchback.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-17

The charges Of corruption in obtaining office
brought against Senator Spencer are very
plainly and forcibly exhibited il the statement
of the Alabama Assembly formally presented to
the United States Senate. There is nothing
specially new in the document, but it consists
of charges and specifications that amount to
an indictment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-17

Hitherto candidates for the British Pailla-
mcnt have WED with each other in conveying
the free and independent voter at thelr own
expense to the polls. This time-honored usage
mast now be abandoned, since member mas
been unseated for simply promising to pay on
election day tn" railway fare OF his sup
porterS. Many voters will doubtless grumblc
at this rigid reading of the Bribery act but
the public interests cannot fail to benefit by
the decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-17

II appears that the New-iayen soft-mOney organ
Thf Tpi0n, was correct in claiming the delegation
from that city TO the Democratic STATE Convention.
I'm the nominating convention il was openly stated
that the hard and s0ft-mOney question was the one
on which the delegates were chosen, and on motion
of the chairman of the delegation the following Ieso-
luton passed.
Reg0irrd That this Convention heartily ndors.s the
uriill, Of Congressman Phelps voting for IN" I'M
mediate and unconditional peal OF the Resumption act
aud We hereby instruct the delegates elected 10 repc
sen. the iaycu Dcm0cracy III the state convention
to INSIST upon having plank ~ the stale platform dc-
handing repeal Of that act and calling upon Congress
fn make the grccnirls full al tender, thus apprcc
ainig them to pa, with gold
The antlor of the resolution in offering it said:
offer the resolution Democrat; Offer 1t because
desire OF the Democrats IN tine coming eier
ou Uri ia ia bcnaf Of the lahOring men oil cue coun
try We know the Resumption act wa7 passed ~ thc
gag law; tn.t hams rs pan over ire country
,alrIyzug industry. believe without p!lnk % ms
kind In tho platform. the party cannot succeed in the next
election.
The resolution was unanimously adopted. The
sofr-monoy organ claims also half of the Hartford
del gltiou With the two chief cities 50 represented
in the Convention il is by no means improbable that
the ,of-money mon VIII be able 10 control It's action.
Senator Eaton would do well to 20 home for a few
days and see il he cannot keep his party straight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-17

forger He has acted queerly enough abroad
to convince the average juryman that ne II
and must have been insane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-17

Senator Anthony has presented sensible iesolu-
ton requiring that the reports in The Congressional
Rcoom shall be accurate transcript OF the debates
of the two Houses, and forbddng the publication OF
speeches not actually delivered. This is straghtfor
wand and honest as far "a it goes but it should 90
further. Ii should stop the nonsense of withhold
ing speeches for correction. There is no use IN
Congressional Record unless the debates are accessible
in the paper of the next day. and there is no sense IN
Withholding speech for revision If all that Is to be
reported IS simply what the speaker SAID. for mat
much the stenographers can be trusted We have
no sort of hope that the resolution will pass But as
nobody reads The Record. perhaps this makes httIc
difference. Honorable members take great
deal of comfort in getting their utteranccs
trimmed and pared just TO suit themselves, ana
fame, that they are thus really sending their re-
vised afterhOughts to tho country. The country
paws 10 attention 10 them, and even in ninety nine
ont of hundred newspaper offices where alone ont
side ot Washington City The t0ngiessioRot RooW IL
30 De seem it is hardly opened once a fortnight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-17

Tie chief dilemma of the Advisory Council
is whether Il shall hear all sides nd under
take tull decision on the merits, or shall
confnc itself to few questions OF denomlna-
iional usage. " hchcver mode it adopts, there
will hc plenty Of critics to say that Ii has I'M
dertakcn too much or done too little. But
already it la, displayed strong good sense iii
refusing TO touch resolutions which would
preiudgc some of the main points. The de-
csion respecting admitting evidence from Mrs.
Moulton and her counsel viii probably fore
SHADOW the entire cOuise of the convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-17
Business Noiltes.

Use BRUMMEII's celebrated COUGH DROPS
The genuine have \. H. Is. on each drop. 4lO Grandst
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-17

If the story be true that the lottery
dealers have been at times OutWlted by means
of sympathetic inks, one of which faded while
the other came into view, the wonder i that
such an invention has not been turned to ac-
count in other ways. \ bank, for instance,
might be greatly aStOnishcd at finding the
Endorsements on the notes which ii had dis
counted, fade into nothingness; the notes
themselves might he reduced in amount, or
even become blank paper before they fell due.
The field for ,oVe-lrtters free from all risk OF
brcach-0f-prOmise suits coud thus be lndeil-
nitey widened VI hen the disappointed lady
put her documents in the hands OF a lawyer,
they might have resolved themselves into non
committa remarks on the weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-17

After sharing in the mild weather we have
till recently experienced, the people of
Lower Canada are now suffering from snow
storms of great severity This atmospheric
change covers wide region. On Tuesday
there was q heavy tall of snow from Buffalo
to Chicago, the depth at Erie, Penn, being
10 inches
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-17

Winslows sense of European hospitality can
not have been improved by learning that the
Dutch were prepared to conduct him to the
frontier az "a suspicious person. and hand
him over TO the Germans, who would have
promptly surrendered him to us. This is per-
hsps why lac is composed Bad as il is to
be in British jail, it is better than to be
dragged through Europe as a public malefac-
tor. On the whole. it is unfortunate for Wins
low that he il not a murderer instead OF u
New-York tribune., 1876-06-28
TIE MARK E"rS.
fareunv reported tor rss ruYNxI
TOTAL RFCElITS OF PRODUCE
Pey NORTH Rtcer Hesseia. ami Ra,irotL.
GENERAL MARKkT REPORT.

TUESDAY. June 81. 1876
AsHEs-There nothing new 1, ,ns rar~ei fade sas
very moerat ana, lac quotations Stl almost nominal At SC.
BEEsw AX-fbi. market has continued very quiet. 20
muc ~ thai some wtlkness must b. e t"r quotations.
BROOM CoRN-Nolhine NV a, he said business very
slow yet Ia , hcars n are nt:e sno's G"sh short
fs' b. s @ tof aad Red saa uSDs ~ 6 5Sse Sss n'Su-
and S As the mo sneSr las not been sai,as'S,s qots9Ss
show some irregaaT pae swsTr s,s & are !" tath ist
iary a. steady ngrre. ~ quote ralr, II. 81 2j4sl u.s.
Fronts Ci,lou Grosn rio; dark, 81 I@l s2 Pnlaasl.
phil s23gs2 laitn., e s3l = ar, pierr delivery in
CANDLhs-1here has been .ln" jPob,43 ira e a, pre-
oa,c. sperm at 2aa29c; Sperm. Soe PaIsmne,
3 gZic ! Ichned ,erIua' en-. 27a-se.
9ot mor.fy r s ,a. t , 81 C.. e. "S q, sS" vs -
Of f%s' ne paIs rSIi'' %e a"ie @ Priaa So ycSs .
tins rorg ,ortiA", - lo"s' -. a- Lane OF Ted.
chi, CoKY very quiet 4y. goId for German
COAI-Tbere h.s "a .erly been much better dsmsod Zen
both tor and S snS "'1 oss oss usnHs
sIIasI6 v,rpoo. do so 81 Nes castle DO 20 20
CAL "a JO@s5. eurcDcy Pennryiysu,a "'sinoresm and
Wss Nn m az. Sr as .sa Ss s AMI
CSnA h has s Ysy se, aS "a no AZ 'Sn and
sf q Sc was ia iemand and ste dy
es 81 100 nags Marcaibo manly lsGI8s the latter
Old ooo n,gs Laguayra @i,ln ts range kio
actions ticnrral q'oaHs,s are kl-orsaTs caraoes.
do lsHls l4; for lots lots 49,. saatas,
saIr joo lG93l1 4c. Java mats -. 22. SinsaPne,
zoe. Native C-ylo, l6ZdlS., Maracs bo l4%@l &C.;
iaeaa. "a 10 5aaI74c., santo po;."so, lt.Sijs Costa
flea !, a8x AeEran, lO2dloc savsnila, lit lsc;
orfn Rico l. ~ &c. Angos,uIa 70loc' Ja'naca $50
l7c. CHracos. liLaalic; Manila. isafoe.
IO.pPLKAGL sIOCk-Ine quotations are more nominal
than rca, la the aosence " 9 iLud We aIots
Empty Hogsbeass, - 2. Gt2 so; HOGS IA feet Vrdi
nary Prime, 33O56c IL feet 90, a5Os ho.Assrs
hoogs with Heads 81 Sd 81 e SgI saooks,
cl.l II,.14s 81 iu.cs s2 d.. SO ncAes, 81 $40
s.: Box sn0oks 7UG7Jc. Rum sLoDks 81! PiU. shocks,
rs JOds7
CJitDAGkThe movement With deacrss ghns onatPrsvi.
Mania Cor'asc aO'Nc IL uhead aud nay
ROPE lac d., II 'nreA a ~. 10 do thread And
l5c, 81 4Ri& boi kope Yarns 10 49, do do,o
thr 10 do. " hale Lnes lOc.. Iarrd Mania
"a; Flns rai rea Maul Lat, farn l1e oisa Rope tSc
dD " Zoe, do r al tr,aa ~ &C, IA red
saI Iah Fine arrsd >isl 90. 10 ~ knss Hemp
gar,d Co.-gr, G.; American Hseklrd emp DO les
L4ih Yarn. lie. aW Fine arrd American
ao Is - -. .. -,
CplTDN-There to-day cheek 70 tbc declining tend
enry recently Boiced lie la part bD better dIisId rom
duninIse elings ou tis prt
sal Oaes, ol Tnicn Ito to ptsn
an O7 export DeLyered contracts. 100 bales We