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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-10-06

There is log of yellow color standing
Just outside Of Chi Hua Gate, of Picking,
where 1t has been since the fail OF the
Ming dynasty, commanding the respect
of all Glasses OF people Il IS IN perfect
condition The insects have not made
any raids upon ii as they do On othsr
logs. The people believe that the log
must be the residence of some gud, 80
they annually worship IL On the lst OF
October the emperor commanded the
board of ceremonies TO appoint 3 few Of
ficials to pAy respects TO the deifed log
Chicago Herald
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-10-06

DR.. Seibert, a Gernan-American physi-
clan in New York, a competent authority
on the subject, holds that pneumonia is q
house disease and is infectious, but not
contagious. He says: In the warm air
of the house the system is made sensitive
to the cold, but the cold is only the pro-
ducing cause. 1t prepares the eoddleti
lungs for the pneumonia poison, which
has its real origin in damp and dirty
rooms or cellars. Whist is the eures Well,
the steps to the cure have unhappily sd-
vauced but little. But the relief and the
prevention are no medicine and plenty of
fresh sir.-Public Opinion.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-10-06
A Child.s Vocabulary.

Recently became interested in the vo-
csbulsry of my boy, 80 months old, and
for one day noted all words used by him,
except proper names No effort was
made TO exhaust the childss stock of
words by questioning. He used $50
words, of which 81 per cent. were nouns,
is per cent. verbs, and eleven sdiectives-
II is probable that the ehild's entire yo-
cabulsry of dictionary words includes 40
or nlore.-Cor. Science.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-10-06

Parson-And how did You like my SER
mont
New Cornerstone parts of il liked
very much.
For instSncess
well. where You started of with
blessed are the pure in heart, and lot Of
other hleSseds.''
''oh, that WAS my text"
''Hm, think, on the whole, I like the
part you call your text better than what
you call your sermon Why don't you
make your texts lonserf'-Boston Tram
script
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-10-06

The Boston Transcript iutinlatss that
there Is very little blue blood in New
England in the English sense Of the word.
The Pilgrim Fathers it says, 'wers
good, plain, intelligent people, above tie
yeornsn class Of their day, yet neither Of
nor on Level with the gentry Of their
English home. From just such stock
came the Americans Of today. 1t Is an
ancestry TO be proud Of. But, slssi for
the ssnsibihty Of our plutocracy, ii Is nos
noble New York Tribune.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-10-06

England has thirty-four judges who
are each in receipt of salary ranging
from sa5. 900 10 S5o,0o0, and together
draw $9l0,0o0 year from the treasury.
The eighty judges i'll the courts OF the
United States are paid from s5,oeo 10
$40. 500 year, an aggregate OF s5le,Vo"'
New York Evening World.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-10-06
The .Gilded Youths"

Mis-, Clara-why do they speak of the
voung men about town, Ethel, as ''gilded
youthss"
Miss Ethel whose fifth season is rapidly
shining by)-Because they are largely
made of brass. The Epoch.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-10-06

The name Goethe is pronounced Gertet
in ali the cities OF the United States except
Chicago, where it Is pronounced Goat'-
Life.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-10-06

Perfumers now utilize the scent Of the
cucumber.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-10-06
GUIDE FOR ATHLETES.
HAVE TO KEEP THE BACK BONE
FREE.
me =. Curve Can be Easily strasxht-
sssd Oat BY slight Exerefse-EA.
win oheekiey, The Noted Aehiess.
writes on Timely subjees.

IN al the gymBasia and athletic
sincs you hear people talking Of ssthe
curve OF the spine and how to cor
rect it.
Inc human spine is always curved,
hnd TINS curvature Is caused by the
, /, OF the position OF the
BODY in infancy, when we learn 10
Walk and run 1t Is, however. by no
means necessary evil. although it is
very serious one. 1t can and ought
to be corrected.
u nature intended mans spine 10
lie curved, she would have made thi,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-10-06


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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-10-06

Of Moriah, and it's comm TINS way ike
all possessed"
"A Lord have merey-we'll all''-
.'No, no; it can't cross the creek and
t,.o Flowed ground. Their hain't no dan
q : fur we 'uns, but there's them ez will
ua!.. T." and white anguish settled over
her delicate face-still pale from her long
Illness.
jordan and Hayward were sitting in
the dark recess of the Raven Rocks.
They h;ll examined critically the rich dis-
covery of geological history, but their
scientific interest being satisfied they
were tlF,f.ing into another channel OF
talk. The last three months had passed
a turning point in the life of each,
1t hail impressed Jordan with deep
enthusiasm for his work-perhars mod
ernized type of the martyred spirit which
has led in all ages To self immolation upon
sserifieial affairs The great throboing
world held nothing now which could lure
him from his rocky hills. And IN the 81
lent majesty of the great eternal rocks
HAYWARD was touched by the subllmity OF
the day and place, until he told his story
with brief pathos to his friend. =,
at is a lie to say | am not hurt ana
don't care, for do care, and it hurts de-
cidedly, You see il $ the first time IN my
life that l have been well enough nxed III
business to think of such thing, ana
was in dead earnest and she knew II from
the first She couldn't help knowing.
You wouldn't believe that girl Win an
angels face and the simplicity OF GNU
could be so full of vanity and treachery as
to make a jest of a mans highest ieehhss'
She is ms heartless as stone; she mas ho
conception of feeling. | don't mean
Why, what ON eartht"
Both spranrs simultaneously to the'r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-10
THE PETROLE UM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
Manipulation of the crude oil certificate market was
the feature of last week. Under All advance OF the
premium on oil in the field, the price Of National iran
sit certificates forced down 70 the lowest figure III
has touched in years. When a removal Of the premium
was announced on Saturday morning, the market I'M
mediatey advanced, the gain in the short session OF
Saturday being Is IL cents, recovery OF all the
ground lost in the previous month
Some good strikes have been reported from the
fields but there believe that there has
been any increase Of Importance in production and the
yield is still about $1,000 barrels daily In the PENN
sylvania oil districts.
In the export barrel trade according TO the figures
given III "kernans' weekly report, there Is more
actual business doing. The total exports of crude and
refined Oil from Atlantic ports from January u
August $40 403 600 GALLONS, an increase OF
656 900 gallons over the corresponding period OF
1890.
5. B. Guttentag the Hamburg statistcan, In his
annual report says that in view Of the Gcroachments
on the European trade by the Standard Oil combina-
TONS the only thing for the German trade to do Is 10
stand together for the defeat Of any future exac-
tons.
The incomplete returns of the National Transit pipe
lines for the month show daily average Of ru1s Of
"a 79S barrels against full daily average OF 81 12S tar
rcls in August 1900; So o49 barrels In August. 1850
IL 455 barrels In August 1888, and 6O325 barrels in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-10

family, 90 loasS 20 choice " soa$: 49, fsacy q tsa
WHEAT started bulsh and advanced then kened with
outside markets. rallied again and advanced, ruling steady
10 the close which ssG7sc above yesterday No red
cash. 80 as5s,c August s5'sasgSc closing e57se bd
yO.c closing sOisc bid Corn Irregular aud unsettled The
close ~ a3c above yesterday; 80. cash, s5a55.c
closing &c; January s?;sa1ic closing at tc. oat.
az 2ia2f'sc Rye nominal. Hay dull unchanged Bran
quiet but steady sacked 5Sa57Zc. NORMALLY
,tyc Lead nominal. Spefter low 85ae4 u.s. Butter
active creamery i5Giss dairy, 1sal5e: Esq hmer
Provisions stronger but market quiet pork $40 rs Lard
s6 Dry salt meats boxed shoulders IS 62a longs,
az lOaS7 I2iac ribs, 81 25 short clear 81 Bacon.
boxed shoulders % 25 longs s7 soy CO. IIbs 81 500
81 55 short clear. 81 S72dfS Rcceipts-FioBr, 5000
bbis wheot, 200 600 bush corn 1000 BUSH GeOO0
bush; rye. ZOO bush. Smpment5-Flour, 1900 bbs;
wheat $4,000 bush corn, 5000 bush oats, 10000
bush. -
ef@c; september, Disc; December, o37c. Germ dull:
CASH oie oats yeet cash 2Sc Gloyer;eed anI,
272 go bush corn, 1887 bush Oais 4s5 bush rye.
Tx 700 bush corn, 500 bush oats 1000 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-10
LIE socIlL lsc1rycE ASSOCIATION.

Saratoga. y. V, Aug. (speciaD.-The American
Social Science Association win hold Gs general meeting
hero this year. beginning Monday, August 81, and
closing on Friday september a. The opening address
will lie made by the president Andrew ID. WHITE
In the Department of Education among tho topics dis
c,sscd will be 1.-THE Physical Educaon of CHILDREN,
by Walter Charming. VI. d., BrOoHlinc, Mass; "Uhe
Education and Healthy Cerebral Development Of the
Child Grace PeckhaHl, NJ. D., New York; " The New
Education" by II. L. Wayland, d. D., Philadelphia
The Education Of the Deaf in Europe letter from
DR.. E. NJ. Gallaudet summer Camps for Boys, !"
William Talbot Boston Physical Education at Home
and Abroad" Edward NJ Ha"+vell, NJ d. In the
Department of Social Economy there will be papers
and addresses by Professor j. w. jerks, of Cornell
University; samuel Gompers, Network; Professor
Edward w. Bemis, of Vanderbilt University W. p
Rend, OF Chicago; George Gunton, New-YOrk, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-10
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
yrArUREs OF NEw.YoRk DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW.YORK DEALINGS
IL was a dull day in wheat on Saturday last, loss
than 100000 bushels changing hands. me marAe'
however ruled firm, and prices made an ADVANCE Vi
bsl7-s cent closing with general reaction Of l-4~
80 cent. There was nothing OF special interest III
the general situation. Advices from Paris reporled al
advance Of 80 centimes wheat and 4O@6o cenuhles
on four English cables, however, were rather easier
IN some cases The weather West continued favoraoio
and the receipts were liberal. Tho strength IN corn
however had stimulating effect for awhile: Decem-
her opened at 81 90 81 ard sold up 70 u VI 10
septeber started at IA, and then touched D9 cents
on The curb September closed OF % "a cents ana
December at 81 90 1910. The spot market was nrLl,
but only o. 900 bushels were taken for Shipment ~
tho outports, however exporters bought l2S'ooo
bushels MiIiers took 10000 bushels. 1900. -.
Corn ruled strong. and options advanced l-2@I clV
on repots of drouth IN sections OF me west Inc deal
inrs however were light aud exclusively OF local
character The spot market advanced L. cent, DuI
there was nothing done for export
oats continued on the upward turn cash grades an-
vancinp l0l IL cents and options IA cont. INC
dealings however were light
Lard advanced 3G4 points with slow tT2de.
The closing prices yesterday were Wheat-Augnst
o. IL cents ;. September, % 3-s cents october
SS SO cents; November, 90 90 cents DECEMBER
al 90 SO: January, 81 OIL 10; May, 81 % 5-s: =
Corn-August IS IL cents; September 60 IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-10
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Aug. (specia-The reported prohibition OF
the importation OF wheat by the Russian Goernmen made
hull wheat market here to-day. The large reports from
hs eaboard again. the tremendous exports from the sea-
hoard for the week and the prospect Of little II any de-
roase in the visible supply Monday all tended In the
same direction. Cash wheat sold almost at the De
cepiar price. December sold from 9ohc to 9O7sc,
closinr at e0slc. 1t thought remarkable tnau
II the Russian news was true Liverpool should cosGS
lever The Government crop report Monday was lookeu
forward with anxiety The receipts here to-day were
III cars the estimate for Monday, 420. Last Monday
receipts 7l2 Charters were made here for 44ZoVo
n was dry everywhere in the west and there was
enough OF drouth started TO jump hs 2rlceo o.
corn about 22 September sold from 53 70 oos
and closed at 5sa The Iowa report. Just issued puts
tho corn condition at 60i2. against % July l. Inc re-
ceipts 4os cars the estimate for Monday 400 Inc
Sas at the close showed an advance Of % cent oyer
Friday September opened a. 27a4 and closed Az xS o
rho receipts $40 the estimate for MondaY 3VO
provisions helped little by the strength OF corn
nd wheat not, however, a big market Al ~
close pork showed advance OF ~ cents lard 22 cent?
rbs Of cents oyer Friday At the Yards there wsrS
only 500 hogs 1s 900 estimated for Monday anu
10000 next week. Prices at the yards were Genus
ioE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-10
1--WE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

pugalo Aug. S.-Cattle-ReceIpts last "A hours $500
hod Total for thus far, 1890 head for time
aSt week IA go head consigned through, $500 head,
oIo ~ which 10 NewYoPk $40 head Tor sale; market
oonened dull no sales reported ali viii be held
SRn,sS1 west market closed very dull. Hogs-ReceD,s
asPS hours 5000 head total for week thus far, 800
head: for same time lat week. % 100 head consigned
t6ronch' 300 head, 1900 OF which 70 NewYork 800
head for sale opened easter for common and sass
rS ,sS YoTRers IS 656s5 TO- extra s5 IS grssr and
q atgs5 ~ pigs IS 56asi sp s$as3 25 Sheep
I'd Iambs.Rocefpts last "a hours $500 head; total for
Wsak thus FAR 81 800 head for same time last week.
"a 400 he9d: consigned through 1900 head LOO u
which to New-York 1000 head foI sale; market opened
Sow and shade lower closed dull, but with about al
I'D. GOOD sheep 81 05hs5 IS common 70 fair S3 7j0
a. "a fair 10 best lambs, 81 1ga SO 10.
~ CCSica9o Aug s-'"fhe Evening Journal" reports:
Cattle-Receipts 800 head shipments 900 head mar
Vol steady 10 shade higher natives, - 5Ods8 O5 Texans,
s. l6sss 20; cows 81 55Ssl 90 ogs-IBteceips 5000
Common II 4oSfi so nlyed and pacEe TO- s59sS 2s
light IS 5oaSj 80 arassers, - 25aS4 80. sheep.Re. r..
ewes So jOds4 mixed and wcthers % GOay3 20 Ley;
So %. c-..,. d.. O., ,oo ,o.0. .,,0.
nents 900 head market steady good TO choice native
steers 81 s0ds5 80 lair 70 good do ~ l?a 70; Texan
and Indian steers SoGs3 10; Gamers, 81 tOdSZ H2W
Receipts. 300 head shipment. 900 head nfnKc'
steody fair to choice heavy - 3Jds3 30 naked Rrses
81 1895 35 light, fair to best 50 20lfo 50 S.sep
Receipts none Shipments 800 head; market hfini LII
good, 81 7JdS5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-10
NEWS OF TIE SOUTHERN REPUBLICS.


fNo CHANGE IN BRAZILIAN POLICY LIKELY-A
y LIBERAL MOVEMENT IN URUGUAY.
Washington. Aug. o.-Tlle Bureau of American Re
ublics has information which indicates that the re-
cent change In the Brazilian Ministry will not involve
any important change in policy. The new head of the
Treasury is Baron de Lucena, vito was transferred
IRON the Department of Agriculture Minister Araipe
having previously boon transferred from the Treasury
10 tho Department OF Justice. The vacancy IN The
Department Of Agriculture is filed by the transfer Of
.Dr. Joao Barbalho Uchoa Cavacaut from tho Depart
'mcnt of Public Instruction, and the vacancy thus
caused in tic Department of Public Instruction VIII be
filed temporarily by DR.. Antonio LUZ Alfonso dc
Carvalho.
The population of Mexico according to Official sta
tistcs, is stated to be 1l,636, s24.
The Bureau is informed that Liberal movement
known the Liberal Union,7 has been orsamzsu ID
Uruguay, among the objects Of which, as announced III
its programme the following: To restrain the "a
vanceS of clercalsm especially By lay schools ana oS
the platform, the press books aud pamphlets 70 OF,
gnizc Liberal congresses 20 discuss quosuohs resCu
the liberal cause 70 watch for the strict ne
of the present laws Of civil marriage 20 aavOca ule
separation of Church and state. adninsuauVe oeotli
taiZaOn and obligatory citizenship OF Foreigners WHO
have lived several years In the country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-10
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool, Aug. g. 1 +. m:-Cotton-A American -tiooe
niddlinR 47sd niddling 010d low middling, 0ltdi
good oranary Aid ordinary sd The sales Of the day
included IO, 900 bales American. ,,,,u,
Futures closed firm at the advance American dulng
low middnQ clause August delivery, 3i-64d buyers
HUpnst and Sentember delivery 3l6id buyers sept@m
Der delivery 3604d buyers September and October de-
1 Al. Old buyers; NVvente, and December de;iyeY
4 l4.6l IA 4564d: December and January delivery,
l78ad sellers January and February delivery 1854
buyers February and March delivery. 5loiai 520id
Galveston, Aug. s.-COtton steady midding 7sc low
SOC bales !; including So new CROP stock, t.65s
and gross receipts, IS bales sales 1885, stock $500
savannah, Aug. s.-COtton firm middling 7Asc; low
middlng Lice; good ordinary, sac net and gross
receipts 1es bales; sales, 100; stock 4oe7:
New.Oreans. Ang s-Cotton steady; Quotations 70
nary she receipts 1is bales gross 81 exports
i 2s9; sales, 022; spinners, 572 stock, 4l,S9o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-10
POSSIBLE cirv TO 4 HUDSON RIVER MYSTERY.

POSSIBLE Ci.EV TO HUDSON RIVER MYSTERY
Poughheepsie Aug. cpecial.-fhe body OF the
woman found in the Hudson last Tuesday stll remains
unidentified Yesterday morning set oil falSe teebi
and a silk umbrella with silver handle were found in
shallow water al the HYDE Park freght-houSe wharf
by Conductor Menkler Of the New-Iork Central Rail
road 1t win be remembered that the dead woman
had no upper teeth and that there was bruse on the
corner of one Of her eyes If the teeth found as above
stated fit the woInan's upper Jaw the find may be
COW to he, identity Where the teeth and umbrella
,rer, found IL looks as il some person, not knowing
the water was shallow there, had attempted suicide
by leaping from the wharf. II so, the suicide may
have struck against a heavy chain that hangs from
ihe per and NAV have been killed before striking the
water The body will have TO be exhumcd to see II
the teeth It, The inquest will be resumed tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-10
BUBG1ARs BLOW OPEN 4 SAFE!

Atlantic Highlands, n. j., Aug. 0.-Burglars broke
into the store of Samuel T. White early this morning
and blew open new safe containing over 500 IN
money and checks, and made good their escape Ihey
must have landed in sailboat and were experts ior
open The thieves helped themselves 70 cigars ana
of The ncghbors heard the explosion, did the two
private wachmen the beat hear or see anything OF
the affair until the discovery was made by Mr. Whie
The robbers forced AN entrance In the rear OF the
buidjug
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-10
rrnurrra rxoRR11ANr TELEPHONE cHARGEs.

baltimore, Aug. 0 (specIall-The druggists OF Balt
more in their fight against the cxorbitant charges Of
the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
have enlisted the sympathy and support OF many
other subscribers the telephone and the demand for
a reduction Ia rates is becoming general Inc drug
rists have organized All association to conduct the
night and # necessary. make IN appeal 10 the Legs
laynra which meets next winter. Inc DOCTORS, Under
iakels and livery stable propretors support the drug
CIsts in their contest but notwithstanding an the
pressure brought 20 bear upon the company IL VIII
moi make any concession. In addition 10 the drug
gisis association the Telephone subscribers, fTO,
iectve Association has been organized 70 nght ule
company One hundred and seventy out OF tle
lS4 druggists using telephones have piedged uen.
reduced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-10

August 1887. The deliveries for the same , perSe
,a,aged "a 3o4 barrels, against full daily aNgIan
s ss III barels I'm August 1901 e5019 barrels ~
"a H,mst 1850 II SOC barrels In August 1855 anu
The pipe line runs and deliveries Of Pcnnsylyaia
o,I from August to 8. with charters 10 August .
were as follows: rxeess
Rurs Deliveries. Deliveries ChaLtrss;
aer -9o 1896 512O6 -D.fS:s
Total bar IN "a 7ss "a, 81 9I35 4Z''Ns
pS,rrS Of the Buckeye Pipe Line Company show runs
ID 'diveres of Ohio Oh from August 10 August Us
follows: Excess
Runs, shipments. shi{R p oTs
80 -, ,o,,als ..... IL ,80S 1l3,4f lOO'z!y
Iot1l natHe .ilv ...... 29,501 s2e74 2I'0
The crude certificate market on Saturday al ,'tc
daI my tbouSh II was displayed the greatest aeuvly
under the impetus given by the removal OF tne pro
iJ On fresh oil from the wells. The opening sales
ny Mt ionaI Transit certificates made at 90 IL
c 81 an advance OF cents over Fridays Close;
I'm that rho price bid up to 70 IL cents vnien
Nrs the closing figure The total transaetons TOR Se
Sar sn1mmted 10 81 1000 barrels. Al the STOCK IN
oss al 200 barres were taken at Goa IS IL cents
The range of prices and the total dealings IN "a
onoI transit certificates at the Stock Exchange ana
tSe Con olidatcd Exchange for the last two WIS
were as follows: ,.,,. 80,
Stock Exchange. Consolld tHd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-10

Samuel NJ. Hotehldss Hartford. William ID. Fonkc,
Of Indiana. read paper on Civil service Reform n
IN the Department sPrdennce ,. The new l sNs
81 Sc,r York and other papers will be read by sey
@oar s EmFa t and f SSSwn srSS
az, ~ SasuyaI TaxatoDp by T. q. Shearman THE
silver question By john De Wit =, warper and nm. BUD
tMalng and Public Accounts by M ~ III l Fsnces
Entity White, H. D.. Philadelphia and other papers OF
interest will be read IN the Department. Oh heaiIi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-10
Stock Exchange.

buckeye oil entirely neglected throughout the
week , -. 49,, -. n - oor,s n oallon
in hnlk % cents, and in cases $50 cents cruue OH
IN barrels $50 cents, and In bulk 30 cenls $500.
Ia Eoreion ouOtntions closed follows: Az antwerp
"a IA francs per 100 kilOs; Mt Bremen, $50 MARKS
nor so klos, and at London, 5-sa5 "a pence per
Imperial gallon.
ON city Aug s-National Transit certificates opensd
az Goc highest 7osc lowest 5 80 closed NJ '0'
Bradford Aug S.-National Transit certlheaes opened
nj 57N closed at 00sc; highest. 69'tc; Io"esV o'o
Sinnrances. 130. 600 bbls.