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CONTRACT WORK .
Viaduct over the Right Of Way If the
st. Paul and Duluth Railroad Com
pany on Seventh Street.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CITY OF ST PAUL Minu July IT, 1888

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CITY OF ST. PAUL, Minn., July II, 1888.
Sealed bids will be received by the Board of
Public Works in and for the corporation of the
City of st. Paul. Mimi, at their office in said
City, until IL m. on the 18th day of August,
A. D., 1888, for the construction of stone via
duct over the right of way of the st. Paul &
Duluth Railroad company, on Seventh street in
said city, according to plans and specifications
on file in the Office of said Board.
bond with at least two (2) sureties, in
sum of at least twenty (20) per cent. OF the
gross amount bid, must accompany each bid.
The said Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
JOHN HARRINGTON, President.
Official: r. l.. GoRMAN,
Clerk Board of Public Works. 199-209
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A NOTED BUT UNTITLED WOMAN


The above is good likeness of Mrs Lydia PinIs
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costs only g. bottle six for s5 and is sold by
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For Kidney Complaint of either sex this compounds
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@6 per cent. Sterling exchange, bankers bills
dull at $4.83; do. ex. demand, $4.87.

@6 per cent. Sterling exchange, bankers bills
dull at $4.83; do. ex. demand, $4.87.
Governments-Firm.
State Securities-Dull.
Bonds-Railroad bonds irregular.
Stoclzs-In the early dealings at the Stock
Exchange the market was strong and fraction
ally higher. Denver & Rio Grande, however,
declined 4 per cent. to 36sl, and Wabash, st.
Louis Pacific shares and Louisville & Nash
vile were also weak. Speculation during the
latter part of the day was dull and irregular,
but toward the close good buying movement
set in and the market gradually advanced to the
best figures of the day, which were A91s5 per
cent higher than last nights closing, Grangers,
Trunk lines and Northern Pacific shares being
most prominent in the advance. The undertone
of the market was strong, partly owing to the
fact that the passenger difficulties in the Trunk
line pool have been amicably arranged aud to
highly encouraging reports as regards the corn
crop. The rumor thai Secretary Folger would
issue call for bonds before August also stim-
ulated purchases. In specialties Richmond i
Danvile rose 2 per cent. to 701a and st. Paul,
Minneapolis & Manitoba ~ per cent. to LOG.
New York Central lent at 1-64 per cent. fat
New Jersey Central fiat and other shares 1@2
per cent. for carrying.
MINING STOCKS.
Mining stocks fairly active; Coin Silver sold
at $50, Standard Consolidated 663@675, North
ern Belle 663@675, Iron Silver 300, Eureka Con-
soidated 500, Navajo 1926, Sierra Grande 92@95,
Stormont 35@36. Sales for the day 33, ,399
shares. Pipe Line certificates dull at 104H@
1925, closing on call at 1929.
The transactions aggregated 206,388 shares:
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western 10000; Den
yer & Rio Grande $4,000; Louisville 4 Nashville
$4,000; New York Central $4,000; Northern Pa
eifc 5000; Philadelphia & Reading 10000; Chi
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul 1000; Texas Pa
cifc 1000; Union Pacific 5000; Western Un-
ion Telegraph 5000; Oregon Transcontinental
$4,000; Northern Pacific preferred 10000.
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Financial and Stock Markets.
MORNING REPORT.

New YORK, July 25.-11 a. m.-Stocks
this morning have been strong and higher and
advanced from 492 per cent. Denver & Rio
Grande and Wabash, st. Louis & Pacific stocks
inclined to be weak, the former declining to
3755 from 98.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
Money easy at 2@216 per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper 1895 per cent. Bar silver,
SI.10H. Sterling exchange dull; $4.66% sight.
GOvernments-Firmer.
State BOnds-Dull.
Bonds-Railroad bonds dull but firm.
Stocks-Fractionally lower. During the past
hour there was irmer feeling, New York Cen
tral being strong at l15% and Western Union
Telegraph 795S@8O@79%. In specialties Rich
mond & Danvine rose to II against 6811 at the
close last night. st. Paul, Minneapolis & Mani
toba sold up from 1O4A@106.
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DAILY MARKET REVIEW
OF THE
CHICAGO And MILWAUKEE MARKETS.
FURNISHED BY WALL d BIGELOW.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

Room 4, Mannheimer Building, Southeast corner
TIL rd and Minnesota streets, Direct wire to
Chicago and Milwaukee Boards of Trad.
Operator In our ofice.)
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Commission Dealers.

The following are the quotations OF sales from
by commission men yesterday and are subject
to daily fluctuations:
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NO ne ~.soTt u
, be lost if the stuln-
seh5 liver and bow
els are affected to
adopa the sure rem
edy, Hostetter's S
Stomach Bitters.
Diseases of the Or
gans named beget
others far more Sc.
rious, and a delay
is therefore haz
ardous. Dyspep-
sla, liver COM
plant, chills and
fever, early rheu-
matte twinges,k kid
N e y W g a K n e s s,
bring serious bodi.
ly troubleif riheG
this effective and
l dealers generally
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Chicago Live Stock.

600 bushels of corn; $1,000 bushels of oats;
LOCO bushels of rye; barley none.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA,
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE,
ST. PAUL, July %, 1883.
I, A. R. McGill, Insurance Commissioner of
the State of Minnesota do hereby certify that the
Mechanics and Traders Fire Insurance Company
above named has complied with the laws of this
State relating to insurance, and is now fully en-
powered Thoughts authorized agents to transact
its appropriate business of fire insurance, in this
state for the year ending January S1st, 1884.
A. r. MCGILII,
Insurance Commissioner.
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The Indian territory troubles with the
Greeks are reported to be ended.
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Afternoon Board Quotations.
GOVERNMENTS,
RAILROAD BONDS.

c. P. Bonds, lst..l11H q. P. land grant .109
Erie seconds. 80. 95M Sinking fund. .l19I
Lehigh & Westt. .l0415 Tex. P. grant B.. 591
St. P. & s. C. 1st .113A dc Rio G. div. 63
q. P. Bonds, 1st. .112
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EVENING REPORT.
GOVERNMENTS.

Money market easyat 1929 per cent, closing
offered 19 per cent. Prime mercantile paper ~
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WOOL AND HIDES.

Waller Brown " Co = last Boston wool cltcu.
laf mas inc following Tho heavy sales OF the
week ending February 9TH (0ycr b6OOpOO
pounds( were not coullnpd to transactions be.
lwoNn dealers, probably two.,hirls OF them be.
,hR 10 manufacturers who either from actual
ihmouiatc wants OF CONVICTION that woods had
turned nom Me lowest poluL and any further
change would be towards higher prices, thought
best 10 lay IN q moderate supply before any nd.
vance had been established
such u sudden demand both COusump,lyen ma
hpeIulatlve could not fall To create M excited
market, ana NJ The opening OF the present week
hgelictal advance OF 10 cents pOr pound was
ASKED on All woods, according 10 the opinion of
lne holder rs To whether prices were likely To
iemain us they are or rise IL u stll higher basis.
Turing me past week, while the sales were
iuoOOVo pounds less than the week pfeyluls
they amounted 10 i,S5gOQO pounds and ware
mostly made TO consumers, as the dealers foil tno
conservative to continue their purchases al th5
advanced figures.
ltis generally considered that the available
supply OF wool duting the next few months Mil
naruly meet mo requirements of the mills md
,nnt mere Is uiIlo chance of prices taking A
IoitoHiauo movement until the now clip Is ready
lot market Probably considerable foreign wocl
WIN he purchased for American account nj Tho
London auctions, - omen on the 10Th inst. hut il
is doubtful IL desirable parcels can be brought in
except on a basis OF the highest range of Ia.
DAYS quotations. The only apparent check 10 A
Iutlher hardoning OF values viii DO an unsatis.
factory movement in w0plon goods; should these
not meet with ready sale, manufacturers may
prefer 10 curtHll their production rather than 10
accumulate large amount Of goods ut the In.
creased.c0st OF the raw material
IA t,Ytn nf = 81,
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tKulTS rUTS, vEGETARLEs rouITRy
uuTTER AND EGas.

The Chicago Commercial Bulletin says: Tho
season ior southern fresh vegetables IL near AT
hAnu anu numerous inquiries arc made of mer,
rhauS as TO whit can DO done In this market
II lsa ullle TO carly yet to say much on this sun
jCCt, few COusgnmcuts arc hclng rccni,n,
almost daily, aud there have been light sales
sale have been made TO A few mncv ISniers
They are selling at 81 b0@S per dozen, A Iew
crates Of New Orleans cabbage are also noticed
the stock Is POOR aud there being stll A mir
amount of good home. grown cnbharc on Tho
lots from the south. Holders report sojcs sio,v
AZ t9@&6O per crate Spinach, from Golden
Illinois, In boxes, held NJ sl602. v nor boy ana
Anew sales Were made, There ara soma ycr,
poor CINCINNATI spinach In barrels on the mar.
keLand lheIo seems To 10 no sale for n RprmmIa
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kok sALk-Neal. Cooper l. Co nj Board Of
l. Trade Rooms, 6l2 Rim street, have large
pet OF desirable vacant lots us well as splen.
Idly improved property FIR sale '''N''
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TRADE ,rEals,

M sugar crop OF Cuba Is said to DO tho
est since tho watS
DO lea tobacco sales In Cincinnati IN ISIS.
he'd tho total Of $40, 10000,
NJ, Coleman, Of Crystal spriugs, has bought
" cocoons, aud will engage IN slk culture,
gAr'oano Is being grown very successfully
isny OF tho counties Of middle Georgia and
20 IN northern Georgia.
San Joaquin farmer has Imported a steam
4 from England, which, II " claimed, will
over from nfty 10 ono hundred acres per
10 deposit OF salt Just discovered In tho wy.
~ valley undcrlies n tract fifteen mixes long
Two OF three Wide. II has depth " nom
70 LOCO fcst The vein at waoaw Ia 70 fec,
ArrANooaA, Tenn, Fob. i5--The canning.
crop ~ this county IL very promlsiug, aud
|imatcd az follows Peaches. 100, 100 pounds;
Epserrics' 5000" pounds grapes, i9SOC0
alleged m 4 paper publishedai bingham.
|SeW York. that klmur spnrfy. aged Ia, OF
4nd, New York, has Invented All electric
Inc FOR which Chicago parties have paid
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PROVISIONS

w, Armour one Of tho leading packers OF
Worlu, speaking rs 10 what the probable object
ol lho passage vt the GrtmNu OrdlnauCe prO.
Mbllug the introduction ot American port IN
germany would have upnu the trade, intimetes
mNt U would have no porcepdhle effect. In the
ntSt place America consumes mole than three.
lontthS OF the American pork raised,
Anolhor packer says that the passage of tho
ordinance prohibiting the Introduction OF Amor.
lean pork Into France made very little llerenr,
rs to the quantity sold IN that country; tha,
American pork went TO England was rcpackcd
anu robranded, aud went ~ France Us Engllsh
pork.
ro.pAY's QUOTATIONS.
RAtoN--Long clear aides iiho. short oloar
l2i breakfast bacon 1910.
pay sALr-Lons clear SIDES lie; short cloAr,
HAhs-plein, lie,
LAnp-rlcnc,. Ghc half barrel isc; to.lb
cans, lSAT M'lb cana lSAc; lo-lb cans, lScl,
BIB cans, 1875; s.,b cans ls,S
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DRY GOODS.

New York paper says The diy goods trade
has been uuiuvurably influenced the past week
by stormy weather here aud disastrous Hoods In
some parts OF the west Operations on the part
OF package buyers were continued on "A strictly
moderate scale, and, while actual requirements
were supplied without hesitunuy, there was yerv
lituo disposition TO anticipate future wants. nnd
ne volume OF business done by commission
houses ana importers was by no means as large
as expected, The iobhlug trade was also quiet
Ms regards the dcmaud by personal selection
but lair distribution Of staple aud department
goods was made by few of the leading houses
IN execution OF orders received through
ne .medium Of travelling statesmen.
The exports of cotton goods were
/ l,li9 packages, including 5Gi to Great Britain,
| ssS TO Argentine republic DIG TO Venezuela 81 10
Mexico, etc The demand for plain cottons has
peeh oil. very fair proportions. and the best
makes OF brown aud hloached goods, wide sheet.
ingS, etc, are in such moderate supply that
, prices arr utmly maintained. Blue denims and
eolored ducks were in fair request by conycrters
and the trade but brown denimS and tlrklnrs
continued sluggish, ana uheyiols and cottnnadc,
ruled quiet IN hrst hands Gram bags were i'm
good demand and some makes have advanced
Nc QNllts and white goods were fairly active
ana very trm at ruling rates Print cloths
were quicler, but prices femaln steady lberause
OF the limited supply at 3 la.l6c for biNGts ana
sac for 5tNt0s. Prints were mostly quiet and
steady and elnghams were In irregular demand
ana somewhat unsettled IN price.
To-DAys QUOTATIONS..
!, fINrs-F freeman s, s; Lodi, 5; Gloucester e,
harmony :; CochccO. ca Mefrlmac, 6; Green
WWh' Or; Aleu- q Albion, solid, 5A; Peabody
~ M rVauody olach on simpson black.
ing, Ga.
HEAVY Bpows DoMEsrlcs- Aususa. -. ~,
ihSlsn Head, SS swift Cheek, IL, & s.s htnG,
pcioy 81 tp sS Italsp5Gs ~ caG St,c T., ~
% V9sticr oak, ii, 4 Lake George ~ :;
uIeNt Western, 81, s. International, a., sac
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bot be single manufacturers alone, bal hgs.-
meas men with ability 10 secure The hes possible
prices and transportation rEleS Under such con
dilions The pfohts would be.goot ones.
The total lumber production Of the northwest
Ia ls,2 was 81 ~ "a feet against 6ii- s3a7i9
In ls,l. OF this .as9 $50 TlS feet we've raisct IN
tue upper Mississippi and Wisconsin district
s,tSAts..s'h In the 1h!cago District /, ~ -H ~
m The Saginaw valley. ani The fesl ln other dis
uicts.
To-BAr's auorArtoEs.
RcICK--At tho kilns " go Kiln sun.
sfoNK-At The Dallas quarrics e per cuh'e
toot II for foundation; 10 Tor VAL ana - for
dressed fr0nt
LusRER-Ycllov pine rough, 80 o. per 100
teoG over "a feet Ia lcrgih; e. -. AEu;hut aud
dressed flooring and finishing. g IS, "a. <
g. = ceiling ~ 80 yellow pine sdiu a. o
pine ceiiirS & o. ngst Uoluuoa -. ~. 80 con-
mon, 80; white pine siding urst ccumor
= q; sccoud common, So. poplar siding p,
clear, 81 CO. poplar ceiling. % 20 ssh
and walnut hoOring $40 PEI thousand,
poplar dressed both sides $50 rough wslpu',
w. - $50 Common doors. 81 ~ to g. sash, o. .
10 W as 10 siGe
posrs--CodAi. "a %. Boise Carr. SIS.
La nS-si per thousand.
iLAsfEA Pans Per barrel AGA 80,
salsaIgs-feiiow. pine. % 50 to Z Is; white
pine e. so 70 g. Co Cypress. No l. S. No :
"a 70 NO3 81 IS
oraSsT : Roseuialo s. rs, Louisville, IS 70
Portland. e6 so
DaAG FIrr--s ipre, i6o pel foot Sinch, &c
Zach, size inch, &c; Inch. Soc
CENSlir FLuEs-S inch, SHE; mon Acc 6inoh
ceiling !oiDLH. 6 inch cap SOC; lach ceiling
iolul 81 20 inch cap do, 6Oo.
MINED PANrs-Roady fur use and AL colors
loesl S per gN. All The tested sud standard
nstcs are on sale by p9llcs dealers
MhIrA LEAp-eIictly pure. 81 90.
LlAE-OOopered, Austin, e. Per Darrell bulk
X M penson car lots, sOc; per barrel, o. IS
pa'les. IA lots. ?0O; per bushel sc.
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Gheap Column.
Antices.

y orlUk-Acverls cmepls may DC n2naea Inic
~ our business usiCe up - -. L., and into lhs
CON osstrs room IN o. a. N.
NOrlcE-Mde ilgia.s,oas system 90 tress-
~ cntuug isugAt hy AIRS Emma l.: snow,
liE Maia j,eet Call and examine 10 teo-l-lw
AOriCE -biis vii Be received until lTi 4,
- ISIS iosRkCr y ith plans Gld su1 zoe a
tons for the er-' lion Of courthouse ami AL.
"a BE- ere, al in Sig spHus Texas, a. cost not
% gXceei $40 90 wht completed.
fcbla } n. ANDERSON Couaty Clerk.
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COAL AND WOOD,

ro-DAy g QUOTATIONS.
yoAl-lndian nation $40 per ton,
NokS--Soc por barrel.
Woop - Oak. hickory aud ash, si1
rer cord, Sawed stove wood IN ra,aiiinv al Inc
rates OF " 30 10 3 % per cord.
CHAncoAfs-Nc cnta pcr barral.
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NVOTATlONN ru.nAI


Fine spring per h., y TO no; medium Snrln,
per d., 70 TO no; Mexican Improved nor No b
blNg; bury Of all grades to So oil,
=, ludes.-nry nint sound and heavy II 10 10.
1lt'o light 10 to tsc dry salt heavy, lie, diuc
ligdt l.e 10 lee: wet salt 7 Ia 5I.gc, rrncr
butchers 10 tocG all damaged, wCt or hry
half price poersgIns, 20 TO nc: sh0cpsSins A
and shearlngs, 4 10 l6c ~
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n EEVOUS DERVy,yVv,.'

Ns,yyco " aS sly Boxes OF Dr. Y. @, wTsT,s
NfvoSs "i Rscs nF"'H Treatment to cure e. MI
Whatever nSin,SS eilaef male or female 81
speEy,, MShIh Oppression, Loss OF Ms nSsa'
eavsOI aiIolrhUs and Involuntary Rnis.ioo,1,y'
sc ar " oye'work Of tho brain selS iSSas'
each s. o,G G.S eve v,lten guarantee viii
mon'W treatment does not oneGi Snyc money N
aont psc,n ItInIIS u per box; six boxes Ia a.
SS ante prspad eyma on receipt Of price e iTrso
SaiS v sn ,Ssi pS oS \. FREDF iCKsoN WbnIlae
uels nv mail at REGULAR mica "''V"iS' In Or
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SESMouK, HUNT ~ co ESTABLISHED
La Sale street, Chicago WIN 40
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
epyelGl iaciillles for the purchase and sale nj
STOCKS Bonds Grain, Provisions Va
,,i ESieE 70 Mechanics National Bank, New York.
enri,y Bank, Louisville Ky. '' ''i"N 'e'
change, ''iA ''ocR EX-
A. MnNT, Member CHICAGO Board of Trade
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HARD WARE.

The total production of iron and steel rails ia
lhe Nhltcd states last year, was l,6S37al not
tons. PENNSYLVANIA made $50 0S tous; Illinois,
W. 700 tons; ohio, l6O,s tons New York, l5i,
Osl tons Missouri Vs. 52S tons,
The lndusul ] Age says: Only n moderate
trade " being transacted In nails by our l0bhcra.
Large buyers are reluctant to make heavy en-
gagements, pteietIlng 10 await the results of the
market which VIII shortly be develOped Tho
combination price IL said to be rgidly adhered
10 by the mills, but slight concessions have been
fumofcd ~ having been made by one or two
outside mills, How true these rumOls are we
cannot state; The lobbing price in Chicago is
stll 81 80 rates with usual discounts for lois
aud cash, In three weeks the faclorles viii stop
again for period OF two weeks In accordance
with resolution passed unanimously at a meet.
luB vi The western Nail association
To-DAY'B QUOTATIONS..
hNes-Collns' per dozen, $50, Gold Dollar per
dozen, $50; Diamond, Edge per dozen, 1000.
Double lilt 20 CO.
shoyels and Spades Rowland's, discount "a
Per cent Ames' lst, steel goods, discount 10 and
10 per ceGt
Nu6ber Betting Discount so rcr cent
Nails SEQ rate
Sheet iron-H y. &c; galvanized, discount 2
per cent
skiiIets and Ids, So por pound; sugar kettles,
90 per pound,
rackA-m botea lOOpapers. .. 50 per box,
urnb hocs-r dozen, 400 railroad picks
peT du2on, 900,
hlhtttpkN- per uurOn, llOO,
NCtles-fNirbHnks discount r. ppt cont,
Howe, discount % per cent.
Tin plato-l. g., luXlL per box, 500; | O., its
70 per box, 500; lenG llx2O, per bog, 10.
rorue, 20x2s per box, 1850. NV
Tinwaro.-picce discount, 50 peg cent
iompcd. discount 40 ppr cont Wv
sol ,ef-'No l. 1901 Ma, "a and Ia ISo pc.
NJ duck horse callars--i % per dozen
la. s-two loop, 400 per dozen, three loon
~ ,-r dozen WY
HEAVY HARDWARE.
AhG'ts, finished, sG polcs. sl3 20. Single.
IS, wagon, select 81 70, buggy, 9l exprcss
%; WAGON tongues, l0Cl Hickory axles
900 BolSleN, 4 -, Coupling poles. 1 75
sp9kos, INK, select 2.7t; NIX, $50. sawed
tylloos, - 70, ., go Rowdcu shoes. d on
northwestern horse nails No q, G co. 2, $40. :
~; Bar Iron, 10 rate, Flow steel, 70; sprlpr
steel, Nc, cas- steel, 1856. i's
Buo9iEs iredo II aud spring, top, spOsalO0 A,
onen $40 DO side springs, ton, siO6AiSS. A,
s s,i eaIi ~ 70; dophaytcns,s l25@i5O; gradt
bnmp sea- AggioS el7Sda5G Platform spylpy,
sil00lS u rrine wagons sOoDliS
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ro.nAys QUOTATIONS.
QUEENswARH

Assorted cratcs 60 10 s7S
ganlets, itO Dbl. wa
s,onewarN per t,oos gallons eiooc
ncys, Z % per box.
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iIuuoRS

Ia the soyen months ended February 1, 40.
cording TO Official statistics lust complied Tho
production 9t whisky IN the Lon.
less than IN tho corresponding pcriod NJ
,&l.St and the Withdrawals from bonded ware /,
houses show supluS OF 81 per cent Tho scala
OF production falls oven below tho mlnimnm
limits liked by the distlleTS convention, show
ing that the natural foIccScf trade are npnlyins
moro ylSorons iomedy TO al oyorStockcd mar,
kot than was attempted by tho compact made
by tho trade IN self defonsc. The scale of con.
sumption OF bourbon whisky appears 10 no
nboat stationary nj present at a rate cuua IN
80 per cent. ="
TO-DAY QUOTATIONS.
ALcohoir-s2 W per gal as por hlsh yiacs,
Wmsyy--Rectined, ~ lOai 90 as pov proof
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