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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07
HOME SECURITIES.

A Bad Week for Those Who Were Com
PEELED to Unload.
There was no enthusiasm in the weather yes
terday and still less, II possible, among the
stock trsderh The only sale recorded was that
Of Ten shares of electric q ~, slight Decline
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when baby was sick, We gave her CastoriA,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria
When she had Children.sh gave them Castoria
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No BAD effects follow the use Of our lager
and Pilsner beers. Physicians unhesitat-
ingly recommend them. Families may
order direct by mail or telephone 1885,
IRON CITY BREWING COMPANY,
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Price Of Bar Silver

Price Of Bar Silver.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAN TO THE DrsPArcal
NEW YORK, Dec. d-Bar silver-Londop,
4Sd and very weak; New York, 81 03sk
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Fine Watches Tor the Holidays.
An elegant assortment In gold and silver
cases. It will pay you to deal at Hauch's,
No. 295 Fifth av. wFsu
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SICK HEADACHE-oarter's Little Liver Pills.
slCh ACKNOWLEDGMENT Little Liver Pills
SICK HEADAoHE-Carter,s Little Liver Pills
slCA hHADAohH-Carter's Little Liver PiIla
noIs-rTssu
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PhiladeIphia Stocks.

Closing quotations of Philadelphia stocks. fur
nlshed bv Whitney & Stephenson, brokers' No. 81
Fourth avenue. Members New York Stock Ex-
chanRei
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BUSINESS POINTERS.
Several Good Deals in Real Estate and
More on the String.
A GOBBLE ON DIAMOND STREET.
The SWissvale District Coming to the Front
as Rival of Braddock.
WINDSOR PARK CHANGES OWNERSHIP

The remaining parcel of the Kuhn prop
erty. on Diamond street, was sold at
Orphans Court sale by Black 8 Baird yes
terday afternoon for SS7. 200. The lot fronts
40 feet on Diamond street and runs back 116
feet to an alley, with a good three-story
office building. The purchasers were M.
and R. Walsh, of Grafton. There was
fair-sized crowd present. but bidding was
slow, being confined to three men. The
propertyis is considered bargain at the price
paid for it
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AT THE BANKS.
The Monetary Situation Satisfactory, With
Disposition to Ease Up.

The Monetary Situation Satisfactory, With q
Disposition to Ease Up.
Business at the local banks the past week was
conducted on conservative basis, which
greatly strengthened their resources and in-
spired confidence. They are now prepared to
withstand a siege as long as that of Troy.
Regular customers had the call and were well
taken care of. getting all the accommodations
they required, but the lines were drawn at this
point, and outsiders had to be content with the
crumbs. The feeling at the close of business
yesterday was easier than at any previous time
during the week.
shows that manufacturers and merchants are
doing a land office business, and goes to estab-
lish the fact that Pittsburg industries are on a
solid footing, and not easily affected by troubles
in other parts of the country.
Saturdays exchanges. L21l 425 OF
Saturdays balances. 23A go 73
Week's eXchan geS. To- 66I, IS4 80
Previous weeks exchanges........ II. S55, 159 81
Exchanges week of 1883 H. OoI, 222 50
Exchanges to date, 1890. ........ 746 SS7. 532 Sc
Exchanges TO date, 1889. 6lO 29S 1858 Sc
At New York yesterday money on call was
easv ranging from to per cent last loan 5,
closed offering at 5. Prime mercantile paper,
75%GlO Sterling exchange active, excited and
weak at 81 70 for 60-day bills and 81 50 for de-
msnd.
The weekly statement of the New York
banks, issued yesterday, shows the following
changes; Reserve, decrease, s2,Sl2 800; loans,
increase S92l, 400; specie, decrease. S. $40 300;
legal tenders, increase S494, 800; deposits, de-
crease, 1854 000; circulation, decrease, IS 800.
The banks now hold 81, 429, $50 less than the
requirements of the 25 per cent rule.
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shares. including: Atchison, II, 4ls; Delaware,
Shore 2 2640:Louisville and Nashville, 1850: Mis-
souri, Pacific. 9 lis; Northwestern, 3,4l0; North
American, 2590; Northern Pacific, 1895;
400: Richmond and West Point, S.O63; st. Paul
q, 3s5; Union Pacific 220SO; Western Union, g.
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SHOO-Es.
The ladies' ADJUSTABLE
Shoe Is the most comfortable In the world.
A. PALMER, Gen1 Ags
ne8l1psu Nos. q Sixth St. Pittsbure Pa}
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Stocks, Grain, OIL

Mc0rsw, Wilson 3 Co.. Eisnsr building,
cor, Firth ave. and Woed st
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Stocks, Grain, OIL.

McGrew, Wilson 3 Co., Eisner building,
cor. Fifth ave. and Wood ST.
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PART /.

PART L
Organ Recital,
al Gavotte in fat major. Handel
b. Novelette,. Fred l. Morey
Leonard Wales.
Whistling Solo,
z Il baclo. .Arditi
Anna Leah Dickinson.
Recitation,
O. LuBle TennyG0n
Miss Emma b. BeigheL
Song,
4. The Mariner Sullivan
Prof. Charles e. Corcoran.
g. S,aIt.. a.S. .tS..'....'..'...... ......Moskowskl
Mamie Reuck.
Recitation,
8. Why My Father Left the Army. Chas, Lever
Prot. George NJ. Sleeth,
q Song....................... Selected
Miss Ida Scandret
Accompanist, Miss Ida c. Burgy,
PART IL
Organ Recital
/. Air de Ballet. let................,.,C.C C. Chamin.de
Leonard Wales
2 Address Of " Wecome Hon. James I. Graham
Miss Ada Scandret
Mamie ReucE. ''0''O''N
Recitation
b The Chariot Race, Ben Hur. Lew Wallace
Prof. George NJ. Sleeth.
Whistling Solo,
Anna Leah Dickinson.
Recitation,
Z. Archey Dean. Gail Hamilton
Mrs. Emma b. Beighel.
Song
Prot. Charles Z. Corcoran.
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Philadelphia Gas was a tribe stronger.
Changes In the rest of the list were unimpor-
tant. Offers were in the majority, showing that
bearish influences were uppermost. sales ior
previous week.
back to weakness again kept the market In a
feverish condition all week and induced timld
holders to sell. II Is thought this class OIL spec
ulators has been pretty thoroughly shaken out
and that the bulk of outstanding stocks ls IN
rally.
The trend of prices during the week was
downward, occasional rallies being shortnVeo.
The principal sufferers were Philadelphia Gas
and Electric each of which dropned ABOUT
three points. Luster and Pleasant valley SUD
Valley improved trife. The close was some
what better ali round than the lowest point OF
the week.
Iron City National Bank. w
Msrah MsrIhe National Bank. 10
Mechanics National. Bank .............. 10
Odd Fellows Savings Bank. ........... 70 49,.
INSURANCE STOCKS.
NATURAL GAS STOCKS.
Allegheny Healing Co............... 80 100
CHARTERS VALLEY Gas sOo.................. ~
Peoples Nat Gas and Pipeage Co...... 10 T.
5,ennsyivana Gas Co........... III; i0@
philadelphia NA ::i:'.
Wheeiing % Gas Co. 49,. 49,. IS
INCLINE PLANES.
Ft. Pitt Incline Plane Co............... 2Sh
PASSENGER RAILWAY STOCKS .
Central Traction. Gn........................ 2oh a..
second Sp Avenue Electric. ............. 50
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1t was learned yesterday that Mr.. Samson,
who lately purchased the Moorhead prop
erty in Oakland, will tear down the old
homestead and erect block of business
houses covering the entire Fifth avenue
front, about 400 feet. Considerable business
has sprung up out there within the past
year or two, and is increasing so fast that busl-
ness houses are in great demand. There IS
scarcely doubt, therefore, that MI. Samsons
enterprise will be well rewarded.
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THE WEEK IN OIL.
A Loss of Nearly Two Cents, With Moder-
ate Business.

About 10, 900 barrels of oil changed hands yes
terday at Csc. There was no deviation from
this price. ClearIngs for the week were 226, 600
barrels, against 2I4,000 the previous week.
Fluctuations for the week are shown in the
following table, .
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AnLo.O.F. Entertainment.

James L. Graham Lodge No. $50, L o. o. F.,
instituted IN Allegheny, December l6 1862 and
being of age, celebrates its Liberty" by a COM
plimentary entertainmenJ to its friends in Car
negie Music Hall. Friday. December Il, al p.
NJ, when the following excellent programme
will be given;
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Something in the Wind.

Some important developments may be e1-
pected in the Swissvale district before many
months roll round. Recent sales there by
Charles somers d Co., w. A. Heron Sons
and others mean more than surface appear
ances indicate The district possesses many
advantages for manufacturing. and according
to well authenticated report they will be util'
lied in the near future. 1t is considered mex
pedient to designate the particular industries
may be said that they are of the utmost i'm
portance, and will give that locality boom
which will make it formidable competitor to
Braddock and Homestead.
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rrices OF Imported Goods.

NeU York Pre@.
That the marking up oil imported goodt
on which the duty has been raised In
the Mckinley bill is not due to the
effect OF the bill, but to dishonesty OF
rapacity on the part OF the holders OIL
these goods, is a point which can be
clearly demonstrated. It is scarcely
four weeks since the importers wore
crying out that they had 80 many goods
in bond that il the time for taking them
out or paying the old duty on them was
not extended, the withdrawal of the
money needed for the dntics from zen.
eral circulation would create a panic.
Assuredly, then, they have on hand a
stock OF goods bought at the old prices,
the duties or which were paid for ut
the old rate, sufficiently to supply their
customers at the old prices for at least
thirty days: Yet they began to raise
prices the day the bill went into effect.
There is either a dishonest purpose in
this action to alarm the country about
tho effect Of the Mckinley bill, or else
rapscious greed.
1t looks as though the marking up OF
goods was done both for effect and gain,
because by way of contrast it is found
that no reduction Of prices has taken
place on goods on which the duty has
been decreased. The free list was
largely extended under the present bill,
and duties reduced on numerous arti.
cles. Indeed, the free list is greater
than at any period in the history Of the
country. Major Mckinley has very
APPLY shown that fact in these figures
OF the percentage Of free imports in the
years named, which represent tariff
periods:
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The Plot of the Importers,

CHlcugO 1hiSf- UCcIHs
The alien importers plot for obtaining
q temporary monopoly OF the United
States market by huge importations OF
goods under the old tariff law, in antici.
patton Of increased duties, has failed
utterly. The protectionists kept telling
these alien gentry and their American
disciples that tariff is not "a tag which
the consumer pays. but a duty which
is paid by the pereon' exporting certain
goods and wares from foreign countries
TO this country. The aliens and their
American disciples have just learned
by an object lesson that which they
refused to learn from tue words and
writings OF American protectionists.
The object lesson is u tumble in Euro
pean prices Of some OF the articles at.
fected by our new tariff law. The tum-
BILE has been in exact proportion to the
increased rate OF duty. Under the old
law prices were, Say, 81; the oyerupecu.
lation Of the alien importers ring forced
them up to 81 10 during the last few
weeks Of the operation OF the old law,
but as 800 as the new law came into
effect prices went down to 90 cents, with
prospects Of further reduction. The
reason being that, as the protectionists
said; the foreign maker either pays the
increased duty directly or reduces bis
price to the American importer. Thus
already there are reductions in the
prices OF some European goods which
seek an American market.
As to the ridiculous insolence Of the
alien importers who sought to haye the
Customs Appraisers Board in New York
declare the new tariff law uneonstitu.
tional, on the ground that Speaker Reed
having ruled that a quorum is present il
should DO counted as present, there il
not need OF many words. The Board
held the law good. The alien ring will
pay new duties on newlyimported goods
The American protected mills and fac,
tories soon will put out products equal
To those heretofore imported. But in
tho meautime there is no excuse for any
general raise in prices ofinported goods
European manufacturers will sell for les.
profit, in hope Of retaining their bes'
market.
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Gle Siltrlliocnter,
once Nos. 70 aud II FoarteontG Street
TEN YEARS PROGRESS.
Our Manufacturing Industries Now and
Ton Years Ago.


Irsh World.
Careful comparisons OF the conditions
Of our manufacturing industries now
with that Of ten years ago show a mosI
encouraging increase in capital invested
wages paid, and products realized. Take
the leading industries most affected by
the tariff policy, such as iron and steel,
cottons, woolens, agricultural imple.
%inents, ship building, flour, glass, lum.
BEL, paper and chemicals, the capital in.
vested IN 1880 was S LISA, $40, 900, against
S!,lG5, 000, 000, In 1870, being an Increase
Of lity per cent. The number Of hands
employed in the years respectively were
l,2f4,OOO and ST., no, or an increase In
the ten years OF fifty per cent. The
wages paid In those industries in 1889
was $3?0.OS0,O00, to $3.50, 795, 900 In 1870,
or an increase Of thirty-six per cent;
sl,SSG, 100000 worth Of raw material was
consumed last year 10 Sl,l97,0 00, 600 ten
years before, or m increase Of thirty per
cent, and tho value Of the pross produc.
ton had grown from 900, 900 to
Ss2,203, no. 000-an increase OF thirty per
cent In the ten years. The outlook is
most favorable for continued develop.
ment at the Same or q greater rate for
the coming decade, and the develop.
ment OF tho home consumption Is equal.
ly as extraordinary as that OF the pro.
duction. In tho rate per capita OF pur.
chasing the varied products Of labor, the
United States has easily surpassed all
the world aud Is leading in the home
stretch in nearly every field OF ptoduc.
non. When either OF those conditions
Change 80 as to make all uniayorable
comparison with competing foreign
nations then will be time enough to
sound a note OF alarm against the
national policy under which this uu-
riyalled development was affected.
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The benefit of this increase in the
free list must be felt sooner or later, and,
while importers for the time being raise
prices on the lines Of goods where duties
are increased and ignore tho lines where
duties are decreased, they will soon be
compelled by force Of circumstances to
lower prices in both lines. In respect
to those goods where duties are de-
creased or abolished it will be the nat.
ural sequence. But in lines where
duties are raised it will be brought
about by the over supply OF foreign
goods rushed into this country in antic.
ipation OF the passage of Mckinley bill.
There are vast stocks Of such goods
here, Of which importers will within a
short time be Obliged to realize in order
to liquidate, and which will then be
thrown on the market in such proiusion
that prices will fall to cost, and possibly
below. The cry that prices are being
advanced under the Mckinley bill is
neither 'all WOOL nor "yard wide"
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ALMOST BLlNp.-For years 1 have been
troubled with q blood faint that has bal.
fled the akill Of the best Physicians oil
Ohio and Indiana; the disease finally
affected my eyes to such an extent that
l WAS almost blind. l was then induced
to take a course OF Swiit's Specific Is. S.
S., and ] am thankful to say that after
taking a few bottles l was,entirely cured.
My eyesight is entirely restored aud my
general health is better than it has been
for years, and there is no trace OF the
disease left. 1 consider S. S. S. the best
Blood Purifier and general health tonic
to-day On the market.
OSCAR WILEs,
Huntihgburg, Ind.
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FINANCE AND TRADE,


...
NEW YORK. Oct. 9.-M0ncy on call easy
ranging from = 10 9 per cent, last loan J per cent
closed offered q, az per cent. Prime nercan
Tile paper Sitas. per cent sterling Exchange
quiet and steady at 81 coal &c. sales 2Sy,Sii
khares.
The wiplng out OF the entire surplus OF tho
bank reserves again, a. shown by tho statement
OF Saturday, once more brings the monetary
question before Walt Street A. a subject for dis.
Cusslon and uneaiiuess. aud the calculations OF
the liabilities Of the street arc again hinged upon
thu probability OF easy money or the reverse.
II Il estimated that the . expenditures OF tha Gov.
ornmunt, taken III conjunction with tho Issue oil
silver certificates from this tlme on, will exceed
the amount Of funds absorbed by tho Govern.
inent for customs aud revenue, but the ACcuta.
ilons Of the locking up Of money f,r speculative
purposes By some large interests are heard again,
10 short time. with no speculation OF moment,
Is rather surprising.
The opening was lower, being from 4 10 Y
por cent under saturdsIIs close. Prices In tho
early dealings showed I tendency 10 continue
tho upward movement Of Saturday, although
there wAs little actual strength shown anywhere
except fu Chicago Gas and North American.
Hpeclal pressure wa, brought TO bear upan
Union Pacific, Louisville 4 Nashville, aud
Atchison. Later tho Grangers. Rock Island and
burlington scored declines from the best ty.
ires. III the meantime the remainder Of tue
list was dull and heavy within exceedingly mar.
but heavy 10 weak ri or near the lowest prices
Of Tho day. Final changes Invariably indicate
lower figures or for small fractions mostly.
Railroad bonds dull. Sales ssh, 80.
ioverumont and State bonds dull and steady
10 frm.
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LADIES ENJOY

Both the effect and result when Olive
Blossom is used. It acts gently, vet
promptly. 1t is the greatest boon to
~womanEind. Every lady can treat her
self and not have to undergo the torture
Of instruments from physicians. OlIvo
Blossom positively cures all forms Of
female weakness, such as Painful Men.
situation, liberation, Larceration, Bar.
rcnness, Leucorrhea, Pruritus, Cancer,
Ovarian and Fibroid Tumors in their early
stages aud the long list Of innumer.
able and unmentionablc suiTerihgs that
atllict the patieut. The Olive Blossom
treatment is simple and harmless. The
first application often gives permanent
relief. Try it, and you will eIclaim,
as hundreds Of others have: "Oh, /
feel like q different roman One
mouths treatment sent postpaid to any
part Of the world on receipt OF s I.oo;
SIX months, $500. Olive Blossom
is forsale by all leading druggists. Any
druggist who may not have It can order
it from the wholesale dealer. DO not
accept any substitute. Beaare Of fraudu.
lent limitations.
The Celebrated Frame Pastik Olive
Blossom, is prepared only BY The
Frame McdiMk Institute Co., Columbus,
O. Incorporated 1856. Capital ,oo,ooo.oo 100.
BRANCH HoCsEs : New York, Chicago,
San Francisco, and London, Enekanl.
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Personal Liberty
Physical Slavery,

We are all free American citizens, en-,
our personal liberty; but most O
us are in physical slavery, suffering
from s%crofula, salt rheum or some Other
form OF impure blood. Hoods Sarsapa,
rilla is the great blood purifier which
dissolves the bonds Of disease, gives
health and perfect physical liberty. 9
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To Cure a Fclon.

To cure a felon, says a correspondent,
mix equal parts Of strong ammonia and
water, and hold your finger in 1t for fiji.
teen minutes. Alter that Withdraw it
and tie a piece Of cloth completely sat
urated with the mixture around it and
keep it there till dry. II this treatment
is adopted when the ailment is at first
realized, the pains will cease at once.
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Your distressing cough can be cured.
We know it because Kemp's Balsam
within the past few years has cured so
many coughs and colds in this commu.
nifty. It's remarkable sale has been won
entirely by its genuine merit. Ask some
friend who has used it what he thinks
Of Kemp's Balsam. There is no medi.
cine 30 pure, none 80 effective. Large
bottles Soc and 81 at all ~druggists'. Dswa
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LONDON, Oct @.-Thc Marx Lane Express says,
There Ia small inquiry for English wheau aud
price have declined Cd. Sales Of English wheats
during the past week were s5,e6S quarters At so
lAIne week last year, Foreign wheaX are tend
IDS toward frmer prices. Al Liverpool, all
Hinds have recovered Id perennial. barley Il
weak and Cd lower. Oats and corn steady, 9.4r
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Bucklen'6 ArnicR SaIVo.
The best salye in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, aalt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblaina,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price Is cents per
box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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The news from tho seat OF war Is con-
stantly contradictory; but not so from
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup; every report
concerning it proves 1t to be the best
Cough Syrup known. Only % cents q
bottle. Il. ,4g n
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Loose's Red Clover Pills cure sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con-
st%ipations. &c. per box, 5 boxes for 81.
For sale by Logan Drug CnmnRnv. 4
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Glow to Cure All Skin DIsease,.n

Simply apply "swAYIr's OINTMENT" No In.
tsrnal medicine required. Cures letter, eczema,
ien. all efupi!ons on the face, hands, nose, &c,
leaving the akin clear. whita and healthy. III
great healing and curative powers are possessed
~ no other remedy. Ask your drugg!s. ior
HAfak OlNTAHST. L,E-EI1 rThs4N Z
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o..1 HstI FH6II ltchinE FIIes.
/. hfGrroAs-MoiIture; intense itching aud
itinSing; most 1t night: uorse by scratching
allowed 70 continue turors form, which otter
oleed and u~lceratc, becoming very soro
swAfSE's OINTMENT stops the itching and blood
lng, heals liberation, and In most cases 70
moves tho tumor1. -Atdrugglsts, or by mail, tOi
70 cent?. DR.. swayne & Son, Philadelphia
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Metals,
Cotton,

:, fRw rohK. Oct. 20,-Pis Iron quiet. ConpcI
snBnant; lake fl6 IS. Lead dull ut S %. Tin
dull slfaighu 81 IS.