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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-01-09

are soon exhausted and they must be re-.
newed. This incapacity to protect its re-,
serve is the chief reason why state is
not fitted to issue tiduciary money"
The second part of NJ. Leroy Beau
lieu's article is headed Bimetallism.
He discusses our silver question in q
mastery way. Because of general
movement toward gold and away from
silver and the great decline in the price
of silver he concludes that the diff
culties in the way of the restoration of
silver are infinitely greater than they
were 90 years, or ten years, or five
wears since. He believes that bimetal-
lism is practically thing of the past,
and that all governments of Europe are
satisfied with the "pre-eminence of gold
and the secondary and circumscribed
function of silver" He attributes the
occasional bimetallic utterances of gov
eminent officials i'll Europe to their
habit of avoiding offending or definite
ly estranging any group of voters, even
one of slight Importance.
In conclusion he says
LAS soon as the capitalists, small and
great, of Europe shall know that the
United States have definitely adopted
the gold standard and relegated silver
to subordinate monetary role the saw
ings of western Europe will flow toward
that country. Freed form the fear that
he may some day be repaid in depreciat-
ed money, every person with savings in
all Europe will be happy to find re-
turn of 81 to per cent in good Amer
lean securities, and of to 51s per cent
in the shares of we'll established Ameri-
can enterprises. Then the immense ter
ritory of the United States will find its
vast resources rapidly and completely
put in the way of exploitation. The
abandonment of notes or paper money
issued by the state, the definite adop-
ton of gold as the sole standard-these
are the two necessary conditions on
which the United States can secure
financial position as important as that
they now hold in agriculture and III in
dustry. On these two conditions they
can some day approach and equal Great
Britain as a financial power If, on the
contrary, they persist in their system OF
government paper money and i'll the
rehabilitation of silver, their indus
trial and commercial development alike
will be trammeled, and they will I'M
dergo marked and permanent experiences
of financial weakness -
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-01-09
Beware OF Ointments for Catarrh

that Contain Mercury,
AS mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely derange
the whole system when taken through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be used except on pres
criptions from reputable physicians, as
the damage they will do is ten fold to
the good you can possibly derive from
them. Halls Catarrh Cure, manufact-
ured by +. J. Cheney n Co.. Toledo, o.,
contains no mercury, and is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the sys-
tenn. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure
be sure you get the genuine. II is
taken internally and made in Toledo,
o., by +. J. Cheny Il Co., Testimonials
free. Sold by all druggists, 75c. per
bottle.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-01-09
Greenbacks and Cheap Silver Dollars.

The United States note was forced
loan from the people to the government.
which the government promises to repay
in dollars, but the free coinage Of legal
tender silver at the ratio of Is to l, or
at any other ratio not corresponding
with the commercial value Of the two
metals, would be forced loan from the
people to the owners of silver mines and
silver bullion without promise of re-
payment by anybody. One loan was
forced for the benefit of the government
in a time of war, but the proposition of
the advocates of free coinage is to force
another loan for the benefit of private
individuals and corporations i'll time
Of profound peace. Hon. John a. Car
isle, Nov. 10.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-01-09

Miss Stearns, secretary of the Wis
consin Library association, as well as
Of the state library commission, re.
ports that an extra effort Is being
made to ensure the success Of the
coming state library convention, which
will be held In some town where there
Is a favorable sentiment for u public
library, but where no such institution
now exists, this being for the purpose
of creating moro interest In the
matter.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-01-09
THURSDAY. JANUARY 0, 1896.
EASTERN STAR INSTALLATION.

EASTERN STAR INSTALLATION.
The installation party of Mineral
Point Chapter, No. 7, Order OF the
Eastern Star, at Masonic hall, on Mon
day evening, was a very pleasant
social event.
Miss Annie Phillips, associate grand
matron, and Mrs. A. G. Deller, as
grand marshal, installed the following
officers: Mrs. w. G. Hates, worthy
matron; H. II. Wright, worthy patron;
Mrs. w. II. Prideaux, worthy associate
matron; Miss White, secretary; Mrs.
B. It. Prideaux, treasurer; Miss Amy
Vivian, conductress; Miss I.eonora
James, associate conductress; Mrs.
J. A. Spratler, chaplain, Mrs. II. IL.
Wright, marshal; Mrs. G. Hornung,
Ada; Miss Temby, Ruth; Miss Mertie
Lanyon, Esther; Miss Treweek,
Martha; Miss Chamley, Electa; Mrs.
u. T.. Jacobs, warder; Samuel Terrill,
sentinel; Miss Uren, organist.
Rev. M. Chase offered prayer, and
the installation ceremonies were inter
spersed with music by orchestra; vocal
solo, Miss .Jacka; cornet solo, Mr..
Adam Dresser; vocal solo, Mr.. J. ID.
Walker; clarinet solo, Adolph Wallace;
installation ode, members of the
chapter.
AS installing officers, Miss Phillips
and Mrs. Deller performed their parts
with womanly grace and dignity,
BETTING the occasion.
The address of Miss Phillips, as
retiring matron, was well received.
The perfect harmony which exists In
the chapter, of which she has been
worthy matron for two years, Is regard
ed by the sisters and brothers as the
best evidence Of her tact and ability
as presiding officer,
The cordial manner In which the
guests were received and entertained
made the occasion delightful one,
and we'll exemptined the social part of
Masonry. The banquet and dance
closed one Of the pleasantest parties
ever held In Mineral Point; and the
guests, one and all, voted their lady
entertainers stas OF great magnitude.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-01-09
ODD FELLOWS INSTALLATION.

The officers elect of Iowa Lodge
No. l, Independent Order of Odd
Fellows. we're duly installed on We'd
nesday evening, by District Deputy
Grand Marshal Stephen Thomas, and
Mr.. Charles Blewett as Grand Marshal.
Following are the officers: Charles
M. Cox, noble grand; Stephen wilkins,
vice grand; Stephen Thomas, secre-
tary; Nicholas Treweek, permanent
secretary; Fred Vivian, treasurer;
George Hartley, warden; j. w. Alder
derson, conductor: Ed. Willard, guar
dian; Charles Blewett, right supporter
noble grand George Huxtable, left
supporter noble grand; Thomas Lutey,
right scene supporter; Joseph Temby,
left scene supporter; A. Huxtable,
right supporter vice grand; H. T..
Hewett, left supporter vice grand.
At tho close Of the installation GER
monies, Dr. J. II. Vivian, arose and
on behalf Of the members Of Iowa
lodge, In brief but very appropriate
speech, presented to Brother stephen
Thomas beautiful veteran Odd
Fellows jewel, in token Of respect and
as a, slight memento Of their appre-
citation Of his long and faithful SER
vices in the cause OF Odd Fellowship.
Mr.. Thomas was taken completely by
surprise. He accepted the gift, with
deep emotions, and thanked the breth-
rem for the kind remembrance, He
said that he had only tried to do his
duty as an Odd Fellow, and the work
was always a pleasure to him.
The jewel is beautiful one Of
gold and pearl. 1t was adopted by
the Sovereign Grand Lodge Of Odd
Fellows, as token Of twenty-five
years continuous and faithful mem
bership in the order. and is appropri-
ately inscribed.
The exercises Of the evening were
very interesting, and consisted Of vocal
and instrumental music, Rotations,
and a short, pleasing address by
Rev. Thomas Kent. Quartette,
Hawkins, Williams, Hughes and
Huxtable; kuelling's quartette, Messrs.
Kuelling, Baker, Richard and Hammil
Martin; solo, Mr. Walker; solo, Miss
Annie Phillips; recitation, Miss Millie
Treweek; song, by Messrs Abe and
James Vial; solo, Miss Jacka; recita.
tions by Misses Leila Jackson, Edith
Eden, and Prudence Benson.
1t was very pleasant social gather
ing, and the exercises were Of y high
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-01-09

The Interstate Fair association of
La Crosse has raised $4,000 on sub
scription which, with the money from
the state and with the 81 900 yet to be
raised, will be sufficient to place the
association again on It's feet and pay
Its premiums and purses.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-01-09

The total enrolment Of the college
OF agriculture at the state university
Is 1863. or these sc are new short
course agricultural students aud SO are
in the dairy course. In the dairy
course there is one Japanese student
from San Francisco. and one negro
from the school at Tuskegee.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-01-09

Mrs. Joseph Thomas, Of British
Hollow, Wis, died ut the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Thomas +. Orion in
Lancaster, at noon Monday, Jan. 6.
She was 70 years of age.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-01-09

The record of births in Dane county
during the year 1896 was 81, an in
crease of 80 over 1894; deaths, 176, an
increase of IL; marriages 500, an in
crease Of 1913.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-01-09
Like n Reheadstl Hen.

The great cause Of 16 to is still
feebly kicking little, like hen whose
head has been cut Off, but is dead just
the same. Conferences will not revive
it. In neither the Republican nor DEM
ocratic party is it living force. In
neither Of the great political conven-
tions next year will it be more than n
dead duck
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-01-09

A new paper is issued from Wiscon-
sins capital city, The Christian En-
deavor. IL was formerly printed in
Oshkosh. 1t is the official paper of
the Christian Endeavor organization in
Wisconsin.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-01-09

1t is believed that the end of the
Cuban instruction is near at hand,
and that the result will be in favor of
the insurgents.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-01-09

order. showing that Mineral Point
possesses the very best musical and
Evolutionary talent. The banquet was
sumptuous one, and was greatly
enjoyed.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-01-09

Sixty-four GAINESVILLE Irishmen have
organized a branch of the Irish Ma
tional Alliance with j. l.. Mahoney at
the head.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-01-09

Appleton clerks have organized to
secure early closing and have gotten
out public petitions asking customers
to sign.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-01-09

From 1899 until 1888 coinage of silver could take bull
S9
241 of silver coined During silver
dollars making
SS 10000 so
silver
such facts that sensible will
Bland and Harvey Wall
silver
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-01-09

At Hanscom's. A large and beautiful
line of Teachers Bibles.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-01
NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY DECEMBER /, 1894

nnsr,n ins eM at Nc decline to nc advance TIL. -
markets Sn sss sssr ahd
buyins ot 6ut the advance not supored T sy s @
G Tre about equally as between Ur a0rs Snns @ sar
Sss wss aevecped in property Surnr the "h d% no TIN M
increased only 30 @ character The amount passage
exports expo. early showed decrease o. Is ps ~o's o
decrease % about n"d S a. sr"s . yhea mare's sx0
opened m nr strength in Europe items whes
final o'clock prices Of ssursy up hcte ees Vac ya, From nh, ne
prices s%' s nsfs@s sstSes .s s0 about ms
the selling movement , hIs ms sr. da ss not seem to sa
men IN yeSpoo nd 81 'hs ID ns reports showed an
was r with -four ~ franc up on bad weather s rhs
900 bush against $4,000 bush last week Ths s s 'ii, a.
day AFTER b the market touching the lowest
busne World. espor nended %stNFs II o sS0u su s
from oIs the United States 5000 from the Arrenne
I;otsSoc hush from Russia and I72o0 bush from the
The Market Record SAYS that the storm has Ieen 81
Cash whea, Was inaSs T spoas I,oS s' w or @ I
@ from the West +. Liverpool. reported 80 : red
closed a, :".e; No hard. o'.c December ~
sSsh z: xss SysE Ss S a1 ' @
Ping PING from 'ac premium down TO May price The Eng
week, week CokN-The market Cor corn opened quiet bu,
isry stssdy. deveoping during the day a weak. under
net net los of ,as.c M strength in wheat hsy
the declines in wheat The visible supply increased $500
bush The worlds exports We're: United States 263l.tr
bush: Argentine 10000 bush; Russia $1,000 bush
Danube .400O0 bush. total OF 3'1 900 bush against
4.495 900 bush the preceding week. The interior
men, or corn gh, to-day. but the cold weather
high barometer expected be followed by IN
creased movement Exports from Atlantic ports showed
good increase for the day. Cash dun and
weaker sales reported Of 1900 bush No . for
port. private terms. ard 5000 bush yellow do Local
sales 10tOO bush yellow at s,c In store and 300
bush by steamer first OF the at sc elevator
No corn at the close quoted at 2".c. The stock
OF No New-YOrk Is heavy. amounting
10 5.324 0O bush. .OATS-The market for oats
duh weaker. following the easier tendency In
The Western market decline. Very little interest
Local stocks increased $4,000 bush. and the visible in
creased 2G bush The future market closed dull at
.c decline Cash oats were duh and weaker sales wers
81 bush including 1900 bush track and ungraded
white 92n32c to quality. rejected white, 2l'.c
elevator. rejected mixed 3c elevator. "oO bush
No clipped, 2ic q afoat first half January; No
quoted o3,rd24c elevator: No oats. Gle; No
white 26c No 3 white. 22s.c. .RYE-Marke, irregu-
lar and nominal: quoted 44Q+6c for No Western car
lots State 40d 4sc. .BARfEYMarke duh; rev Feed
ing quoted at 2sa2s,tc Buffalo; mating qn"ec "a, az
3Sfi acc az quality Bl'CkWHEAI-M Marker uuli
and 3Jd37c. track as 10 quality and 'F''as
delivered for export. TO time.
The quotations to-day closing prices for the prev
prices for the corresponding date last
wear
New-York tribune., 1896-12-01

pon an support D Of sellers for while and the weather now
up e 6e 6e 54 e H. %Rsdsd doe. & not Ss e
r. ;s7-; Ca Il No f per ic p co.e shipping re, ,o.s So
r oo s n ', ,a aS 81 NJ grad" sy LAY ,t sSgo' + G ssI
e %. s,er e,o pr 40 n 5oaco,. Ing re straw. per 100
'anrc a.r s sh.t' I've straw per 100 ~ 5aa7oc -
e- TO- The % official repor' u recsip- of hay
hr,c Rallroad $40 tons PannsvlvanIa Railroad
wcs, sro liskawanna ond Western Rllraai - tons
rs,-', ~ WDn,rfo T 1nd Wes,oln Rlroai - tons C"nral
s 81 'ons: ''ri i.e5G 'n-. i.ocepi- of straw 81
rWcaii~- s colder ami noe svr,b,e. rr,
ren,b,, "n rh lots ws'G On The dgFrs I've a'e mild
's "nrir worthless strictly ,hoice quality IN perrec.
s a. cs, ry ag red r 't ia orSng at an N IS g'eei r
r,rGreS Saarl ~ gS ~ ~ do snail srf a'~Tor 80
drarr ps;m~ .5a;oc do irasn "GS 90 srese w.,a",
urdiawH 81 :5asl % drawn sigsi io vaolcor fair
pa.r 81 nas': j, rcdh.al. @i'c ieayy 81 ,Gass. d
,"l 461- 90 naiaid prlm S'$s Sc d. hln~-,nG
duc i12j" rabbits. ual-. 100 20: s"rsoa - dies
roTAToEs MD l:cTT,niIs -r,e do.--rl ro- ~
;aoe coH'irnel light aui Tho qrally - sD u s.ae;ay
unlerr-ade. urgently cffeed p, vesr ,~iccs svoe,
clnf'Vors 10 iay wer" mostly in roo niiion and Of
"yl, ' nF ~ s"~t ~ n.t ri'er ii'es. Florida Gu
go"d qa rsrpsns n @ at 40 & W pce sssy hsi Gr,n 81
ton string beans were in moderate supply 10 day. hut
liberal quantity arrived from florln. Choice bright
gi.Hn bnd Eefugee are meeting moderate demand at
about steady prices. beans dull end weak.
little FlDIda lettuce Is arriving hr' che condition Ia
som~what irregular; prices show considerable \
North Carolina ~ good quality sell
IN OF siHS2 basket We Potatoes. Long
Island In bu@. barrel 81 2JdSi ~. do state. prime
$50 ~ SiGsi -: do common To fair IJH!Dc ID fair
prime. sack !ocNSl Jersey fany varieties. choice.
bb siasl II: do usual sorts. prime @0clsi 10 com
fair 'DG Soc d. prime. sack. mclSl. sweet
potatoes Nineand ibl 81 2jdS IL South Jrisey
double heads SiM<i -. do Virginia large barrels I0nsoc
do small barrels G0HG5c brussels quart 3d
1c cucumbes Florida fancy per 81 25Isl 90 do
- fair 15cNS. clulinowers common 20 prime.
per bhi horm>; c"ery r"r dozen stalks sqoc do nat
lunches dozen. G,U 15c; eggilaas Florida half
hnrre box 13cns - 10 Florida per bb sia$2 %; gar
c 100 bunches SASS 90 lettuce. Eastern dozen.
nc: do Florida. ler half barrel basket. SlnSl 20
onions Eastern white. bb 81 jOd>I 30: do red >2r
yellow. 81 15GS2: do State Western yellow.
81 25GSl g.: county white bag. 81 .On
81 25q 81: yellow 81 2jusl -: parsnps
bhl. 15c0Si green p"as North carolina. per half bar
basket SlmS2: string beans. Charleston. green per
hushel basket 15cnsi 80. do 5Ocns do Florida
express basket TjcnSi do green express Jcsl -;
Florida freight. crate ipu3o. uinlps canada.
Russia per Dbl uGGjc Jersey Long Island RUS
per bhl G0d15c tomatoes. southern Florida. car
ricr. 81 50as2. Do p"r peck crate. iod'~'
New-York tribune., 1896-12-01
WEEKLY ENPORTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-lOrk November 80. 1896.
COTTON-The market closed quiet and steady. with
net advance Of 10 q points. At time during the
the prices were 10 or II points above Saturdays
opened with loss Of about points disappointing
sdvices from Liverpool Later reports from that market
better and contracts closed there with net loss Of
2 10 2i, points. loss Of about points the
opening Tenders new docket. 10000 bales Business at
Manchester quiet according public advces
Trading mostly local market. Some Of the
principal ports in lighter receipts than expected and
his helped the upward a little. Besides the
sustaining local buying there
chasing for NewOrleans and Liverpool account Private
reports Of cold weather and rains for
moving the or ID were used as bull arguments Private
sdvices indicated easier southern markets but they
were not confirmed bv public reports which made
Orleans and Norfolk spot markets Lice higher new
estimate OF minimum crop or s.GoOOVo bales came IN
the South to-day The print market at Fan
January delivery Sales Saturday were for more than
5000 pieces II is said that the coastwss steamship
10 New England mills and they attribute this TO the
large cotton which manufacturers are SUP
said that the mills comparatively little cotton
hand they have ordered 1t forwarded by rail 50
is cor sderaby behind the movement Of last Mon
day although it is nearly double that Of last year The
interior points receive comparatively niue couvh me
receipts the ports for the week VIII propaDy Isi M
close to las; weeks receipts which We're "sp
The receipts estimated al about ooovv pars
last year they were go 1' bales The receipts at Hous
against a. 7s bales day last week end 1lGl6 bales
last year Receipts Orleans toamorrow are es,i,
Gav last week ana 20 bales last year The receipts
~ the interior points to-day were as fOiows houston
s33 bales last year Memphis Alas bales agains, 10 80
snS : css Augusta O63 bales against 01o and 1897.
,ss Ia baIes acanD; 4s and 53s receipts prin
sI ports to-day follows: Galveston u l2 bales
wSiie 534 bales against 4.79s and 2. l6s Savannah
;liS bales. against ss22 and 4.'so: Charleston 80
bales against 23s4 and l2o'; NorioiA' oOV- oae''
against 6,708 and 3,5'2 -
onennr range and close to-day and closing BIDS the
New-York tribune., 1896-12-01

FernanGna '5c and discharged. and back from King
Tefiy lumber private schooner 43G lumber
a'in 10 New" York ~ 5O option Of Noank 81 90: scho
er; go TONS, lumber. Moss Point ewiork. - -
si"ohei 80" lhs general hence Key West an
Ianna private terms two schooners. 32i RnI ~ tons
phpspiai" r'rk. charlotte HarbOr Wilmington. y.
81 FfSl - respectively: British hooner ~ coal
ioit Johnston - 81. John y. g.. private terms British
brig 1875 tons coal. hence Halifax. 81 -. British
den .5c iowages.
IETHDi.EI M1ne r.e. National Pine Line cer-
tihratfG closed dun with 81 ~ BID which "a . points
lower Refined 10 points lower quoted: Barrels Nov
nYih - 90 i.h'!adepha. 81 -: case" SewYork. -
PROvIsIoNsA ie,;or feeling was eiown in log
better advices fronr tie West.... PORK-Dul hut ni
s.a,es: 3c bbls Quoted: Mess s. 25ass o. family st
1aoed Enra m,r, :. so family ssuSio packet s. 5l
$40 BEEF HAMS-Inchanged AZ si10sI, ,rD......
DRESSED I!QGi Higher Quoted 100 NJ 4'.a;r. heasy
quoted 4zi.c for j., to 10 n saIc p, 80 r. 70 ~
seas sse at q. c eSea ehrIaTIs firm at 4c re 'a
hhds at aic Tr.anIX1, M, N, al ii ' ~, 80 ~ l",
4a.c asked. .LARpIcld h~ho hut dun: .ales prirn
steam an al ilc.' closing 35c ics city ..s59
oonp"nd H"r. o;, ~ 'losei ~ ~ nominal ~ p-
hlcE-I was an unfayorale day fo- business IN rice
ana the total sales n"senent therefore light Mos;
orders executed came In by mail The "a steady. We
a. pii,nr L. rhoi'e iAsp"c. tan,y .'.hC.; head q"
o.'c Patna 4itM4~c: do IN bond 2a3i-c. Japan. 4i.a
-; s.Ea tnt'sc, Hangoon IN bond 2H2'4c
YAK IN iNrdon the market was duii an! unchanged
ior cal" with Java quoted lis Iisd and fair refining
& os; b"et was aso dun with present month unchanged
ana quoted at s li.d and month quoted AT s I'D
which Is decline Of li.d from SATURDAY. The loal
k't Is called hrm with r~in-rs bidding &c for % test
'rtuluta sc for ~ test Muscoyadu and .-sc for ~
test molasses Refined sugar quiet the
eragr although here and there there appeared to be
little more activity. Prices unchanged: eranulaei
quoted at So. Sales included los bags - CoiX
centrifugal in port. basis test at 3c ship and D.
bags 81 'rox moasses sugar. basis - tesf at 2'c
New-York tribune., 1896-12-01
EIfROPEAN PEODIcE MARkETS

Liverpool Nov. 30. 3:t5 p m-Hecf Extra India rn~ss
m a .,Js prime firm At 4jS Pork Prime mess.
nne steady at sos DO medium steady a. as ~
Short about II tn 10 III. firm at as Bicon
Cumberland cut about - to 20 H. firm 2!'s. short rD.
about y, t. - H. steady at 2Ss Cd long clear m1de-
g about 3s H. steady at 2's long clear mddes.
heavy ~ H.. steady 80 Gi short clear
mllIl.s about - - 10 II. firm At .js clear bel
los about I. ~ H. firm a. 2ss. Shoulders- About -
20 IL H. ~. Iari-prlme Western spot stead,
American finest white and cilorr finn
q SIS september make. T1ov Prime city dull ~
oil Liverpool refined dun lis Spirits
~ urp-niir- steady .os 81 Rsin common steady at
- Vhel ~ rei winter. NJ sirrk. No ! Northern
spring firm m - Mixed Western spot. Did firm
-, i,d: December steady at 81 I'D January steady At
fi-l Frlrua.y steady AZ - ia.d Flour -. Louis
i.nre winter dull 80 % 'l. Hops al London -Pacihc
,a.. steady at soHSs Receipts ~ wheat for the last
..-s from Ntiac ports 80 600 from other sources
innr, ar Receipts ~ American corn fr -" last week
90 I'M.