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Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-09-07
POsiedZenia.

w przysz}y. czwartek dnia
8 bm. odbedzie sic W hall OBJ.
Skarpihskiego p. n. 1888 w.
22 ul.. rog Albany ave-, posle-
dzenie Klubu Demokratycz-
.nego Xej wardy. Poczatek
o godz. lei wiecz. Ma ze-
braniu TEN przemawiat beda
dobrzy: mowcy ikandydaci be-
d. obecni. Zapraszamy o licz-
ne przybycie Szan. Rodakow
ma to posiedzenie.
Z szacunkiem
K0mlta.. {
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-09-07
1S Os6b zabitych.
Uliczna kara przecieta na dwOje
przez pOciag.

Cohoes, N. Y. = Strasz-
ne nieszczescie wydarzy}o sic
W poniedzialek o godz. Sci
wieczor w miescie Cohoes, N.
Y. Kara uliczna elektryczna
wioz}a I pikniku wielu mlo-
dych. ludzi obojga p}ci. Gdy
kara przejezdza}a po przez szy-
ny kolei Delaware & Hudson
najecha1 wlasnie pociag oso-
bowy W najszybszym pedzie
i przecial kary, ma dwie polo
wy Obie czesci. w,yleclally 2
}oskoteml:;w, poWietr:ze, :unoszac
ciala zabitychs rannyeh .soba,
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-09-07
WiddOnlOSCi krdjOW6.
Pufk zdziesiatkOwany.

Indianapolis, Ind. d.-157-my
pu}k ochotnik6w powr6ci} tu
W zesz}y piatek Z obozu Tam
pa. Przy wjezdzie do miasta
odezwa}y sic swistawki fab
ryczne ma znak powitania. Ty-
slace ludzi opusci}y prace
skierowa}y sic ku stacyi kole-
jowej. Pu}k wzbudza litosG W
publicznosci. Az 1870 jest cho-
rych obloznie, a 200 ME moze
nawet maszerowaG w linii. w
drodze umarIo dwoch szere-
goWc6w W wagonach, a jeden
zmar} W chwili gdy pociag
stana} ma stacyi.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-09-07
ZaWiadOnienie.

*Szanownych Rodak6w ma
Wojciechowie zamieszka}ych,
nam zaszczyt zawiadomic, IL
W przyszla sobote otwieram
balwiernie pm 799 S. Ash
land ave. (dawniej Zachare-
wicz); Liczac ma. poparcie Sz.
Rodakow,: zapewniam, IL W
zakladzie moim beda. zawsze
szybko i grzecznie obsluzeni.
i. ..:.:.:.::. II. z zacunkiem: + +. =: ::
!. =:. i9QQ!o1 ,Sak0wsksil;. +
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-09-07
K0mltet.

Zawiadamiamy niniejszem,
il W dniu 9tym BIN. t. j W
przysz}y piatek odbedzie 81 ie W
hall OBJ. .Porozihskiego, pm.
c844 W.. II ul. posledzf fnie
Demokratycznego Klubu i'm.
Pu}ackiego, ma kt6re zaPra-
szamy Szan. Rodakow. Dob
rzy :, m6wcy Polscy i angielscy
beda przemawiaf:.
Do dzieIa bracia!. -.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-09-07
Spad1 ma bruk.

17-letni: Herman Malihski,
W Sobote popoiudniu czyscil
okna W hotelu Hawley & Nc
Guire, i straciWszy rownowa-
&c, .spadl ma bruk 2 2 wysoko-
Sci "a stop: Pot}uk} sic moe
no i musiano go zawiezt do
szpitala powiatowego. -: s.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-09-07
Zabici przez eksplOZye.

Bloomington, Ind. W
mieiscowosci. Stensville ma
stapil wybuch dynamitu, za}o-
zonego W ska}e, przyczem
czterech robotnik6w znalazlo
smierG ma miejscu, a wielu in
nych otrzymalo ciezsze lub
lzeisze uszkodzenia.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-09-07
(Wyp:tdek Ma jeziorze.

Erie, Pa. I powodu wy
pad kowego przewrocenia "a
glo Wca ma jeziorze Erie, CITE
ry +m}ode danny wpad}y do
wody i utopily sic, zanim ~po-
MOD nadesz}a Cd ladu. Zgine-
}y t rzy corki maszynisty Par
din c6rka inzyniera Moore
Z E rie, Pa.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-09-07
ChOrzy z Porto Rico.

Washington, D. c. - &c,
neralny lekarz Sternberg O.
trzyma} telegram cd lekarza
Woodbury. W Ponce, IL paro.
wiec szpitalny Relief przybe'
die do Filadelhi, przywozac
24O chorych Z Porto Rico.
Chorzy ci beda rozmieszczenl
po szpitalach W Filadelfli.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-09-07
lfL1dOInOSCl zdQrdni6zn6
General Merritt w drOdZe DO
Ameryki.

London Parowiec rzado-
wy "China zawinaf do Por-
tn Hong Kong, wiozac ma
swym pok}adzie gen. Merritt
Manili, a take gen. Green.
Pierwszy uda sic do Paryza
ma konferencye traktatowa'
drugi jedzic do Washingtonu.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-09-07
= JG.'s - ---'--. =,
Kollcert w hall Walsha.

O4byl sic ubieg}ej :niedziell
koneert urzadzony przez cho-
ry sHewackie. .Obszerna ha-
.la.WaIsha przepelniona by}a
publicznoscia po brzegi: u
daE sic koncert niezle. mako
micie zw}aszcza wypad}y nu-
merry solove PIP, Kwasig?roch
a.. Muchowskiei oraz ch6ru
z Grand Rapids. Zadawala-
jaco wypadIy ipne numery, a
tellze gra ma fortepianie P. S.
Kujawskiegoi solo skrzypce
p. Bass. -.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-09-07
POdr6znik Andree
Zdaje sic bye przy zyciu.

Winnipeg, ! Man. - lndya-
ME, przebywajacy Dauphin ma
dalekiej p6Enocy, spotkali es-
kimosa, ktory ich. zapewnia},
ze W jego miejscoW,o:'sacf ( ola.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-09-07
Os6b razonych udarem
sfOnecZnym.

n ew York, N. -Sobotni
upa L by1 tax dokuczliwym W
New Yorku, il so os6b stra-
clio zycie cd udaru sloneczne-
90. 100 innych os6b: zacho-
.rowalo ztego sanego .po.
Wodu du.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-09-07
PrZeiechalla.

Alberta ..:Makoloska, d1vu-
letnia c6reczka robotnika ko-
:lejjoWeg Morton: Park 20
=staIa " ponie edziaIe pfzez po-
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-09-07

ciag kolejowy uderzona ioba- i
Iona; Zawieziono ma}e do
szpitala powiatowego; okaza}o
sic, .ze ma czaske peknieta
prawdopodobnie ME ma ola
niej ratunku.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-09-07
POIdCy W Anl6ryC6.

Shamokin, Pa. - Jak podaja, juz
oko}o 200 familii przyfaczyfo sic
do nowo zorganizowanej paraffi
polskiej, majace rozpoczqc budowe
nowego koscioia pod wczwaniem
sw. Szczepana, ma nowem miescie
W Shamokin.
cleveland, Ohio. - Podczas
piracy W "Union Rolling MilI', Kill
ku ludzi zostaFo pokalc6zonych i
porarzonych przez roztopione zcla-
70. O godzinie sz6stcj eksplodo-
waf kociof z rozmaita mieszaninq.
Czterech ludzi odnios}o slime popa-
rzenia ma rekach ma nogach. Byli
to prawie sami polacy: F. Koska,
J. Strohski, A. Mihski, St. Fadow-
ski, j.. Stankiewicz, w. Kozfow-
ski.
Baltimore, Nd. - NieszczesIiwy
wypadek zdarzyf sic W domu pan
stwa Stefanowicz6w ma Curtis Bay
Gdy s}uz2ca nalewaFa gazoline do
rezerwoaru pieca nastapifa straszna
eksplozya; suknie sfuzqcej zajeIy
sic pfomieniem, pal2ca sic gazolina
rozla}a sic ma podfoge, ogieh do
siegna} wjszacych firanek okna,
kt6re takze zajefy sig pfomienicm.
Zaledwie trudnoscia zdofano stiu-
mic szerzacy ste: ogieh, przyczem
sfuzaca odnios}a straszne poparze-
MIA ma ciele.
Jersey City, N. j. -Otru} sic tu
Antoni Woznicki proszkiem ma O.
wady. kt6ry po}kna} zamiast soil
Rochella. Omy}ka zaszfa why
aptekarza lub zony Woznickiego.
Wilkes Barre, Pa. - Powstaic
tu nova polska gazeta tendency
ach republikahskich pod rcdakcya
OBJ. w. Sieniewicza. Wybory "a
powiadaja sig wielce zaciecie dla
tego republikanie uznali "a stosow-
ne wydawae w}asna gazette.
New York. - Micha} kosihski
posia1 po zone kt6rej 10 lat ME WI
dzia} i oczekiwa} niecierpliwie jej
przybycia. Pewnego dnia oswald
czono mu, ze iona przyjecha}a. Vi
rzawzzy ja, zrazu Powatpiewa}
| iej tozsamotnoSci, lecz sprawdzi-
wszy rodzimy znak LA lewej rece,
uznaf "a swoja zope iWzia} do do
mu. Pc kilku godzipach odprowa-
dzi} j. nazad do Barge office i O.
swiadczyE, re po dok}adnem zbada-
niu przekonaf sic, il ME jest to je-
go iona, gdy7 jego mafzonka posia7
da kilka innych znak6w ma r6znyeh
czesciach cia4a, kt6rych nowoprzy-
byfa ME ma. Sprawa ia p6zniej wy
jasnifa sic okazafo sic, re to byfa
iona Rosihskiego i ze podobiehst-
wo nazwisk spowodowa}o pomyfke.
Naturalnie smiano sic tego niepo-
rozumienia do rozpuku.
Nanticoke, Pa. - Zuany tn z po-
boznosci wielkiej OBJ. w. Karbow-
ski, wyjecha}z z miasta, zapomnia-
wszy zawiadomi6 tow. syndw Pol
skich co sic stafo $7l.oo neleza-
cymi do towarzystwa, kt6re on u
trzymywa1.
Scranton, Pa. - Ma ks. Fir. Ho-
dura, przechodzacego po ul. North,
napadfa dziewka nalez2ca do ks. j.
.wanowskiego, Agnieszka Mura 1
zniewazyfa go. Sprawe oddano do
ssdu, dla ukarania sprawczyni tego@
niecnego czynu. Mura czynnie- znlc
wazyfa ks. Hodura posiada ona po
dobno znakomita wprawe. (Sluzy
u ksiedza Iwanows4iego juz dose
dfugo.)
Warrior, Pa. - Jan Janczura
80 LEGACY, kawaler, zosta} ciezko
pokaleczony W kopalni wegla.
Plymouth, Pa. = Tomasz Kre-
ska zostaF ciezko raniony W kopal-
nj Kingston. Kreska jest zonaty.
Odwieziono 60 do szpitala W scran-
ton.
Mt. Carmel, Pa. 49, W ubieg}y
czwartek, niejaki J6zef' Krolowski,
g6rnik liczac lat 81, zostal zabity
oberwanien sic wegla W kopalni
Richards. Pozostawia zone W sta
rym kraju.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-20

There was one car Of cattle received
for sale, these being a mixed lot Of ls
head. all selling on their merits at high
prices.
VIM. Paugh, of the Paugh Live Stock
Commission company, has returned from
business trip 10 Beaumont.
The daily comparisons are as follows:
For yesterday, tops. $50; bulk. 50. 42'zQ
$50: average weight. A3; receipts. s9l-
For Tuesday. tops, 50. 80; bulk, 50. +Od3 60:
average weight. 252; receipts, 93e. For the
same day last week, tops. 1924; bulk,
s. g71zgS. 20; average weight. 237; receipts,
COS.
The National Peace Jubilee celebration
in Chicago was the means Of an Official
holiday on the board oftrade and no pro-
vision market was held.
The Dold shipments yesterday were
among the heavy ones Of the past several
weeks, there being the regular four large
cars Of mixed stuff from the ioobing d.
vision. and two cars straight south and
east, besides several cars booked 70. ship
ment as soon as ready.
There was a new shipping buyer on the
market yesterday and open FOR all kinds
Of marketable hogs.
THERE Is PROFIT IN PIGS.
Pigs breed enormously faster than do
10 injury from accident OF disease, writes
W. A Roberts in the Market Basket
They can digest and turn into nesn a Iarg-
er proportion OF food than any other ru-
minant. For instance, 100 pounds OF dry
food given TO them will produce an in
crease in live weight in cattle OF pounds.
in sheep II pounds, and in pigs rs
pounds. In other words, pigs get twice
as much nourishment out Of food as do
sheep, and nearly three times as much
as do oxen. AS a result. the pig incr Eases
in weight much more speedily than Ell
Their sheep or OK. While the value CT
pork during the last 20 years has not de-
preciated, the cost OF all kinds OF srt;-
fetal food has been lowered so tina. Il
pig-keeping ever was profitable II must
be more than ever so nowadays.-Ex-
change.
Western Agricultursti Every Amerl-
can farmer who raises many hogs has
them pretty well bred up OF some I'M
proved breed. Even in the South the
Berkshlres and Poland Chinas are being
adopted. Do not inbred the hogs, nut
get fresh blood every year. Pure. clean
water and good feed are imperative to
keep hogs healthy. more than ever be-
fore, when hot weather comes. Green
food with variety of ground food will
produce the greatest gain and insure good
quality Of pork products.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-20
HOGS REMAIN STEADY
Big Local Trade and Quality
Very Fair.
TOPS STILL AT $3.50
Cattle Market Steady With
Light Supply.

The hog market yesterday was steady
With a very fair line OF receipts, and the
quality OF the offerings generally good
Il was a record-breaker for wagon hogs
Ind local stuff. and this branch were IA
vorably received and were Of good quail
ty, selling we'll In ali there were about
80 hogs yarded and sold from this d.
Vision, lay out the best IN several
weeks. Ali through the day the wagon
and local stuff came in and there seemed
% be no let up TO II, and each and every
euering was at once snapped up. the de-
oand being firm and active sufficient 70
easily absorb any and all offerings ap-
fearing The first sale of the day set
the pace. II was car OF fat and heavy
hogs, arriving late the night before, and
right on the opening sold at the price
which became the top mark of the day.
$50 significant fact, and one indicat-
ing fairly the strength of the local mar
fet is that all the cars OF hogs received
through the day went at this top price.
Iherewere few sorts or cut-outs and the
bulk of the car stuff went strai ght Be
tides these car lots there was one bunch
Of local hogs selling also al the top fig-
ure, TWO more at the next lower point,
and five al the s.. 70 point. The large part
~ the safes VI INC cay, DOIn car SLUI
and local trade, came within the range
Of the registered bulk, which was s. 42Iz
G3.50. In spite OF the added receipts. there
was a keen and eager demand for hogs
and the late trains bearing stock were
met with buyers just as ready 20 bid for
she stock as early in the day. All hogs
offered on The market were sold, and az
indicated by the table below at good.
strong prices. The hogs yesterday were
Of fair TO good quality, the whole day
considered, and all sold readily The av-
erage weight was below that of Tuesday
less heavy hogs appearing than on the
day previous, and yet it may be said fo-
yesterday that as for weli-fed, plump
butcher stock it was about up 10 the day
before. 1t was In al an active day, and
no drag or lull evidenced at any time.
Outside Of the early wagon trade, the
old rule prevailed, OF the heavy end Of
the days business being conducted late
IN the day. Nevertheless, everything N
sight was transferred, to the complete
satisfa ction Of the sellers and shippers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-20
EXPORTS ARE ENORMOUS
Wheat 225 Loads and Corn 30 Loads
From New York

New York. Oct. Is.-The export transac-
tons at AL sea6oard ports today footed
up 225 loads, or 10000 bushels This rep
resents one OF the heaviest days business
ever done. even during the Letter activity
last year. OF the amount taken today
New York furnished - loads The bust
ness. heavy as IL was. caused no particu-
lar excitement in the trade as il Is well
known that Europe must first draw heav-
lily on this country Cor supplies UP 70 the
first OF the year. and today's dealings we're
only in line with the active trade which
has been IN progress now for about A
month. The speculative market was nat
urally stimulated by The news and advanc-
ed IL and I l-2c for the day. Dece-5er
sold from 3 7-ls to = lie About ninety
loads OF corn were also taken for export
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-20
REpRE SENTATTVE SALES
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Townsend K Gibbons, one Of the most
regular patrons Of this market. were on
the late trading yesterday with car load
OF fair medium weight boss. which sold
on the close 10 Dold at the top 9T!ce.
Joe KnOblauch OF Colwich was another
late conner with a top load OF hogs. Jney
being extra heavy butcher stock Of even
~ running grade
B f Forrest Of Anness was late
conner also with a top car Of hogs which
were sold soon after yardlng and without
doCkage or cut-out
Nj NcNauShteD. who always has me
best hogs in which his section affords,
was on the market win top load OF
medium weight hogs, which sold without
dockage OF CUt-odts.
Campbell & Horton Of Caldwell who.
Tor ZEN years. have been regularly ship
ping hogs 70 this market. We're in Tith
one Of the hjgh-puced loads Of hogs.
which sold without dock 70 Dold ana were
fire. evenly running mediums.
Whi,mer Bros were ~ on the early
market with a car OF heavy hoss. selling
a. once 10 Dold
The roads dong the hauling yesterday
were as follows: Missouri Pacific, ); san
"a Fe. 3. and The Rock Island l.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-20
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-20
COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS.

New York Oct. Is.-CofTee-Options
opened higher unchanged to s points low
er: ruled tame and featureless with 10
cal professional interests in control; for
eign cables about stand-off; orders few
and far between and demand for spot
article still sluggish; closed quiet. IN
changed to points lower Sales. $3.50
bags. including october, $50 Spot Rio.
quiet. tending downward; mild. small To-
cal market.
Sugar-Raw, firm. tending upward on
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-20
CATTLE.

The cattle market was steady with a
light run and the stock offered only fair
In the main It was a mixed and scatter
ed lot OF offerings, there being some OF
about every class. The demand was good
for both fat stock in butcher shape ard
feeders, and more of either g-ade would
have been sold at once at stiff prIces. As
It was all the offered stock we're socn
disposed Of and at the best prices war
rantable by the grading standard OF the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-20
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Oct 19.-There was excellent
demand today for cattle and the offer
ings were mostly disposed Of quickly, buy
ers being in a hurry TO get through in
time TO witness the jubilee parade down
town. Sales were on a basis of 10 TO l5c
advance. Choice steers, s.. 45G5. IS: me-
dunn, s.. 9od5. 10; beef steers. 81 2Oq4 50;
stockers and feeders. 3.OOGf4 20; bulls. ? 80
G4.25 cows and heifers. s.. 50Q4 Is; calves.
g. 00q7-25; western rangers. S3O0G4 60;
s. 20d425.
Business for hogs was brisk and most
gradeswere disposed of at tol0c ad-
vance. Fair to choice. g. s5QS .9715; pack
ing lots. 50 .5OG9. S2I2: mixed, g. 5SQ3. IS;
light, s3.55a3. So; pigs, s.. 75q3.75.
There was a good demand for sheep
a steady prices Most of the sheep came
from the distant western ranges and sold
largely at 81. 20d4. IS; feeders being in de-
mand at S3.75. There was a good demand
for lambs, "a. 50d5.50 al the poorest to
s.. $4,000 for choice fiocks. Feeding
lambs continued in good demand, with
sales at 81. SOd5. 30.
Receipts-Cattle y 900; hogs 5000; sheep
l4.00O
ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis Oct notwithstanding. A.
500; steady to strong. Native spring steers
81 S5d5.S5: light and dressed beef and
butcher steers, s2.35G5. 20; stockers and
feeders. SO. 40d3. 80; cows and heifers. s.. 90
$3.50; Texas and Indian steers, s.. 10d
As.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; market strong and
cents higher; workers, S3.65q3.70; pack
ers, s.. 70d3.S5.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900: market strong.
Native muttons. sI.O0a4 60; lambs. s5.M9
Il
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GRAIN AND PHoDTCE MARKETS
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Oct. -s-No grain market
today. holiday account peace jubilee II
Chicago.
But-er-Stsady; separator, 3oGGt-c;
dairy &c.
Eggs-Flrm; sc.
ST LOUIS
:. Louis. Oc-. E-R=Cei 7-s-Fiour =.
or: wheat. =. ~. corn. 4-.v0. oats 2-.-,5.
Sasoments-EioEr. 500. wheat $500.
corn. sopo, oa.s. s3o
Wheat-Futu-es strong and higher. VIII
October &C. December Ii4c. and May ! %
I;sc above yesterday. Spot steady %
strong; No. : casa. elevator. &c. track.
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Port Townsend. Wash. Oct ls-Accord-
ing 20 the report received from persons
arriving from Dawson OF the steam
schooner Di-igo. smallpox has developed
4 the capital Of re Ksoadiks,
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New York, Oct. 19.-The Evening Posts
London financial cablegram says: THE
stock markets here were fat today They
opened dun, and prices steadily OWN
died, closing at the lowest. The report
ed resignation Of the French premier and
heavy sales from the Paris bourse. to-
gether with little bear selling here. were
the main factors operating Both the
political and the financial situations are,
far from clear. The best informed opera
tors. while anticipating neither a political
nor financial catastrophe. none the less
are prepared for bad quarters of IN hour
in both directions. The FashOda incident
does not improve while the financial sit
uation in Germany and in Austria re-
quires careful watching. I have some
reasons for thinking that the Bank of
France rate may be raised tomorrow to
3 per cent. partly because of political and
partly through fears that New York may
take gold from them. Americans were
fat but closed a fraction above the
lowest Mines were dull on lack of Paris
support, and Spanish fOurs were weak on
a few bear sales. as a hedge The London
discount rate closed today with an up
ward tendency. There is talk of the Ber-
lin bank rate going 10 6 per cent on Mon
day, but at present my information tends
against this"
New York, Oct. 1s-Money on call easier
al 2G2l2 per cent; last loan , per cent;
prime mercantile paper, 3i4G4 per cent.
Sterling exchange, steady with actual bus
mess in bankers bills al S4.Ai. G4.S415 for
demand. and at siS7la04.S7s4 for sixty
days. Posted rates. $4.S2a4 S2lk and SA.S5.
Commercial bills. $i.sola. Silver certih-
Gates, 6O4d61. Bar silver, 60. Mexican
dollars 463t