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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-09

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time. u Dot the Sesult OF sccumulated year,;
il 10 the effect Of wrong living and uuhealthy
blood When the blood - pure and fresh
the body wiil BE- fsli Of youth.
Thousauds Of people Who seemed to have
lost their youth By disease and sufering
have found IL agais through the zee Of DR..
Pierce's Goldea Medical Discovery, the
most perfectly natural and sciesti6c rejuve-
ustor Of the physical forces ever kssws to
medical science
II gives the biood-making organs power to
make new blood, full Of the NE giving red
corpuscies which drive out disease, 6aild
up fresh tissue, solid muscular aesh and
healthy nerve force. II gives constitutiosal
power. deep and full snd strong; rousds
out hollow cheeks and emacisfed forus;
gives piumpness. color and snimatioa.
II does not make 6abby fat like cod liver
oil. On this account. Il 10 . perfect tosic
for cospulent people.
II aids digestion and the natural aetisn Of
he liver, and by feeding the serves With
highly v~italised blood 6anishes nervous
aeas. neurslgia and insoasis-
where q constipated eosdidos exisos, the
"Diseovery should be used IN cosjuaetion
With Dr.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. which are
the moet perfect mild and natural laxative
IN the world There IS nothing else "juse
- rood" There is nothing that win do the
vesk % thosssghiy, surely cd ceaSsFtab1.
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OPEN AIR CONCERTS.
The Cftissns Of Great Falls Are Subscrib-
Ing Literally.

The Cftissns Of Great Falls Are Subscrib-
Ing Literally.
Great Falls, June s.-The citizens of
Great Falls are subscribing literally
to q fund for the purpose of having
open air concerts in the city through
out the summer. About $500 will be
needed and the first days circulation of
the paper obtained $500 of this sum. The
concerts, one each week, will probably
he given in one Of the parks at the
head of Central avenue near the Stand
ard office. II the permission of the park
commissioners and the city u can
be obtained temporary band stand
will be constructed there and the peo-
pie will promenade. around the circle
and the fountain. This Is the most
convenient and desirable location for
such q purpose and would insure the
most pleasure to the listeners.
The music will, Of course, be given by
the Black Eagle band. and the fund to
be raised will be simply to reimburse
It's members for the time lost from
their work at the smelter. Under the
leadership of Prof. v. #. Marine and
with the generous treatment afforded
its members by h Boston 4 Mon
tana company, the band has become
one Of the best, IL not the best. in the
state. The people of Great Falls APP
preciate this fact Inc are heartily
proud Of the organization. All Of its
members are workingmen and most of
them are employed At the smelter. and
il n not the least part of their achieve
ment that they have arrived at their
present high standard by practicing
two or three hours in the evening after
10 hours of work In the smelter.
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rms MANILA BATTLE.
some Dsternissd Dssails % the Great
Nav Fight.

some Determined D0sai1s 81 the Great
Naval Fight.
The Chicago Journal says Of the Ma
Mia battle that. while necessarily ac-
counts are still incomplete and later
news may contradict part Of what has
already been sent. these things appear
at present:
Spanish gunners can't shoot straight.
American sunners can. n do.
Mines were ineffective. Two. and
perhaps three. exploded. but not In the
right place At the right time.
Torpedo boats. handled by Spaniards.
are ineffective. Two attempted to sink
the olympia. The guns squirted shells
at them. sank one and drove the other
dead men.
Torpedoes were not used.
The American squadron fought nve
rounds on an empty stomach. hen IL
went to breakfast. This Is the most
Impudent act recorded Of the night.
When 1t came back II was worse
h before.
Not an American ship went aground.
American machinery refused to
Interior woodwork will probably be
abandoned. II played havoc aboard
the Spanish ships.
American discipline was perfect The
admiral requested his men to keep
cool and obey orders" and they aid.
The battle cost Spain 5000. 900 worth
Of supplies.
One thousand dollars will repair the
American squadron.
With the intermission for breakfast
the battle lasted about seven hours.
A Spanish ship lowered Its nag M
then fired on . boat sent to accept the
surrender. 1t was torn to pieces BY
American shells n sank with its
crew.
Our ships were under IRE % minutes
before they replied.
Soft coa threw up sparks and gave
the alarm to the forts.
An s-inch shell which struck the sis
ter of the Refna Christina ripped clear
through the bow.
The little gunboat Petrol thrashed .
big fort unaided.
The spaniards intended to hght IN
Subig bay. but Dewey was too quick
for them.
A London naval expert declares the
American gunnery was the best ever
displayed.
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WRIT OF HABEAs CORPUS
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
the Jury Turned Samuel CASTOR Loose.
The Evidence Against Him Wa
i. Not etrong-A Special
VOniro.

: Great Falls. June a.-The petition for
. writ Of habeas corpus made yesterday
BY Edward Sullivan was heard to-day
IN the district court. and the testimony
bearing out the facts set up in the petit
zion, the prisoner was discharged. These
habeas corpus cases with q successful
issue are becoming frequent in this
county.
Samuel Castor, the prosecuting wit
ness In the case OF the state against
Jerry Sullivan, for whom a bench war
rant was issued day before yesterday.
turned up In court this morning, and
the case was Proceeded with. The tes-
timony against the prisoner was not
very strong. and the jury, after q short
elaboration. turned him loose. Hun
foon. Cockrill and Greene acted as coun-
eel for the prisoner, and Lyter prose-
cuted.
, In the suit Of the Bach Cory company,
limited. against Sam Dodd, judgment
by confession was entered for h sum
OF 1854. IS and costs.
j. j. McGillicuddy brought suit
against Gallagher 4 0ockstetter to re-
cover the sun Of $1s3 As. alleged to be
due to Charles A. Armstrong for serv-
ices as bartender, and assigned by him
to McGIlicuddy. The defendants were
formerly the propr1etors Of he Ulm
house in this city. Attachment pa
pers were issued in this case.
Another attachment suit filed to-day
was hat of 8. r. Jensen against H. ].
Meili to on q note for $3.50, made
November 4. 1892. and on an open ac-
count for $23. so, alleged to be due the
firm of Johnson q Jensen.
: A suit to quiet title on a portion Of the
concentration, British Lion n Monarch
lodes al Neihart was brought by A. M.
Henry against +. A. Preston.
A motion for continuance was made
in the case OF the state against William
Splan by the attorney for the defense
and argued this afternoon In the dis
trict court. The court overruled the
motion. and the case will come up as
set on Monday.
A jury was sworn to try the case of
Samuel Herskovitz VS.. Jennie Howard.
but 1t developed that the dispositions for
the plaintiff were faulty, n h case
was continued to allow the dispositions
to be corrected.
The court issued a special venire for
1urymen to try the case of the state
against Red Mclaughlin, charged with
grand larceny, which comes up to-mor
row morning. The same facts were
brought out In the case against Jerry
Sullivan. inc the jury in that case were
accordingly disqualified to try THU.
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Going to Chicago and East,

Going to Chicago and East.
The experienced traveller selects
The korth-W Western Line.
Not because II is the shortest line between
The Twin Cities and Chicago.
But because il is the Best Line both as 10
track and equipment.
Also because il is always In advance in
furnishing al the comforts OF travel.
Such as piNir0 CARS.
Free CaAIR CARS.
PARLoR CARS.
COMPARTMENT CARS.
BUFFET LIBRARY CARS.
10 SECTION SLEEpeRS.
CARpeTeD COACHES and
COMPUTE V%ESrlDUlED TRAINS.
Gas lighted and steam heated.
WelLposted travellers also know that
The Best service in the World is offered on
The North Western Limited from
Minneapolis and st. Paul to Chicago.
For tickets and information ask your
home agent or call on agents At
39S Robert Street. Cor. 9th. st. Paul.
<f3 Nicoi.et Avenue. Minneapolis,
Or Address, T. w. Teasdale.
Gen'l Passenger Agent, st. Paul
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OUPUvER NEWS.

The approaches to the county bridge
across the Muddy. neal Bynum. have
been washed out by the floods. n the
main structure Is threatened
Julius Hirshberg of Chouteau IL at
Dupuyer looking after his band of
sheep.
Hughes brothers OF Pondera have
been summoned to Salem. Missouri. by
q telegram apprising then Of the Sc
rtous illness of their mother. Mrs.
Nancy Hughes.
Otto Miller has returned to Dupuyer
after several years Of absence in Chi
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At the Hotels.

The Great Falls-John G. Hall, Min
neapolis: J. H. Stuart, Clancy; Ed
Smith, Belt: M. M. Larsen. Belt; John
McKinnon. +. McBrearty, Fort Benton:
j. w. Dickinson. John F. Bennett. St.
Paul: George Huston. Omaha: James
Clancy, Omaha; James Sanders, Clan
cy: John Ronald. Trinity; James d.
Wood. st. Paul: F. B. Fox. Hepler;
Clarence Scranton. Neihart: 8. H.
Bales. Minneapolis; John c. McEilim-
mic. Avon: c. p. Smith, Minneapolis;
Mrs. A. c. Homer. Craig: Sid Matzke,
South st. Paul: L. Roalwick. Sand
Coulee; Mrs. Boyle. Neihart: Miss Mag
gle Gibbs. Sun River; William Buken-
bud. Sun River; John Hokendorf. Colo
RADIO; Ed Garvey. Butte: A.. Hawtree.
Chicago; H. D.. Hall. Cascade; Tom
Hall. Mountain. Idaho; r. H. Rumsey,
Casper.
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He Had . Surprise.

Great Falls, June ga local fisher
man recently experienced a little sur
prise. w. T. Huston, the real estate
agent Of Third street, sometimes enjoys
stealing away from the Office n spend
ing an hour or two in sitting on the
river bank and holding Q fishing rod.
Five weeks ago he hired q boy to get
some large maggots for use Of bait and
after his siesta on the river bank he
found hat he had quite a number Of
the maggots left. The box containing
them was left on the window sill of the
ONCE, in the sun. Yesterday another at
tack Of the fishing mania seized MIR.
Hustin and he went to look at his bait.
To his great surprise there was not a
maggot in the can. but there were null
titudes of big blue-bottie flies, which
swarmed out Of h box and filled the
room with their buzxing. He promptly
accepted the omen, however, n here
after will b. a hy-hsher, which. he
claims. is a step In advance Of the man
using bait.
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Railroad Changes.

Havre, u S.-The leading topic Of
discussion in railway circles here is the
announcement by the Great Northern OF
the changes mad in Official circles and
particularly those that affect local ON
Gals of the road Frank Shesgreen,
trainmaster OF the Montana Central d.
vision. has been promoted to be division
superintendent OF the Cascade division
and will have his ONCE at Leaven-
worth, Wash. His predecessor. p. No
Ian. will assume charge Of the Montana
division, with headquarters at this
place. Superintendent w. T. Tyler of
the Montana division is to ave charge
Of all the coast lines running out OF Sc
attic. The changes are all in the way Of
promotion.
Mr.. Shesgreen was In this city yes
terday shaking hands with his friends
and receiving their congratulations. He
proceeded west to assume the duties of
his new office.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-09

Great Falls. June a-The sparring
match between Ike Hayes of this city
and MacMahon Of Butte for IL rounds
has been declared OF, MacMahon being
unable to train in the required time.
Mike Carroll of st. Paul has taken his
place for an eight-round 60. and the
match will be pulled on In this city on
the 18th of this month. The purse Is
to be 500.
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CROSBY IN COMMAND.
He Relieves Chaplain Anderson At Fort
Asotontb0i0e.


Havre, June s.-Lieutenant H. s.
Crosby Of Fort Yates. North Dakota.
arrived at Fort Assinniboine yesterday
and assumed command of the post, re-
lieving Chaplain w. 7. Anderson. who
will rejoin his regiment. the 10th caval-
~, at once.
Chaplain Anderson il the only colored
onicer holding the rank of captain in
the entire United States army. When
the 10th cavalry was ordered to the
front and the chaplain left In charge of
the post the order was commonly at
tributed to an intended slight on ac-
count Of the chaplain's color. His relief
and orders to join his regiment show
that this was not a fact
He received his commission through
Senator Hanna as q recompense TOR po-
litical services rendered during the last
campaign. At Cincinnati. where he did
his work. HI was considered n of the
most popular colored men in the city.
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and II h evident that his services dur
Ing b campaign were valuable. Al
though he had never delivered . sermon
in his life he was given . commission
- chaplain. However. he n . fluent
speaker and the services conducted by
tended and he 10 popular among the
boys of his regiment.
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Boston. June a-The American Wool
n Cotton Reporter win say tomorrow
Of the wool trade: Prices are more firmly
maintained than at n time for weeks
while sales are smaller. The real cause
Of the activity n traced to the fact that
the demand for wool to 70 into army
goods seems TO have been about satisfied
for the present. ut least. At the m
the principal concern OF trade IL to arrive
at en- understanding with the growers
that viii admit Of a profit in the seaport
markets. However. the West has shown
no marked disposition to concede any
thing In the matter of prices. II In be-
lieved that stocks Of wool on hand I'm
the mills are being depleted and that mill
owners Will soon be forced quite generally
into the markets.
The sales Of the week In Boston amount
to sls.50 pounds domestic end x6so
pounds foreign. making q total OF ss1.0o
pounds against q total Of 2.l8. 80 pounds
for the previous week and . total of 7.f7o.-
90 pounds for the corresponding week
last year. Sales since Jan. 4. 1888. amour
Z o H.<s4.Mo pounds against iS. as. SO
pounds last year at this time.
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Once Tried, Always Used.

II we sell one bottle of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy, we seldom fail TO cell
the same person more. when 1t Is again
needed. Indeed, 1t has become the fam
lily medicine of his town, for coughs
and colds. and we recommend it be-
cause of its established merits.-Jossph
f. Harmed. proprietor Oakland Phar-
macy, Oakland. Md. Sold by drug
gists.
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Hrs. Wiaslevss sssthisg oyssp.
Has bssn used Tor over PITY YEARS by MIL
IONS Of MOTHERS for their CnntDREH
Il soOrHEs the CHILD, soYTENs Ne 96Ns,
ALLAYS eli PAIN; CURES WIND COLO, and
10 the best rsnsAy for D1AnRHoEA- SsA ~
Druegists in every part Of the world n slrs
and Ssk for s'Mn. @inslew's Soothing Syrup"
and take ne other kind. TweRty.Avs cent? bot0A
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80. western steers. 0.N04-S: cows and
heifers. 0.004.H -: 0-5o01-4:
tockers and feeders. e>6s.1; calves. 80
80
H-ogs-Receipts. asQ. Market steady.
Heavy. o.&03.S: mined. O.&0o.se light.
sheep-Receipts. 1.1l. Market strong.
Fair to choice natives. o.00<.se: fair to
choice Westerns. = .7t0<.~: common and
stock sheep. 80: lambs. tt.3s95.0.
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Great Falls. June s.-Elmer e. Flint.
a sheepman OF Millegan, and Miss Hell
en- johnson of this city were married at
the residence of job Jardine on the
North Side this evening. Rev. W. II.
Gwynne performing the ceremony. At
the close Of the ceremony a wedding
supper was served. Mr.. and Mrs.
Flint left this morning for their home.
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Send ue $40 In advance for one years
subscription to the standard. or g for
six months. and secure . copy Of The
American Navy. Cuba ana Hawaii
h abandonment premium svsr offered
by q D
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San Francisco. June a-Fan woods
Southern coast lambs. Ease; San Joaquin
lambs. s19c; Northern lambs. u012c;
San Joaquin plains. 70sc: Humboldt and
Mendocino. 14d15c.
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Washington. June a-To-day's state
ment Of the condition OF the treasur-
shows: Available ash balance. Sis2, IS $40
gold reserve. Sl6S. 81. cal.
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Send us SO in advance for one years
subscription to the Standard. or So for
six months. and secure q copy of The
American Navy. Cuba and Hawaii
the handsomest premium ever offered
by q newspaper.
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The reliable war bulletins of the Ana
conda Standard will be posted regular
ly In the Silver Dollar.
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1Oo0lOh rOurs.


London. June a-Spanish Is closed Q
35iA, q net loss of =
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The Anaconda Standards bulletins
will be read each night from the stage Of
the Stockholm Concert hall.
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We all rnenbo
the story Of Posse
e Leon seekiua
the fountain oil
eternal youth; cad
80 all 1npsthiss
With hin In his
search. Youth
- much. II
Oea0o more than
1i6e-for sonesi0es
life becomes .
veaHsess. Bat
youth-With
a its s~bousdipg
health and viGor.
step,
1gleving cheeks.
= and SPARKLING
eyes We all
covet genu-
Inc youth.
4 The weak.
0ess o. dis
ease which
.ASes people
~ 49,
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New York. June s.-The Evening Posts
London financial cablegram says: The
dull to-.lay (srsols a,d India stocks
were lower on the prospect of "A new In
dian loan of flo. 000. 600 sterling next
month Argentines. Spanish fs and other
foreign stocks were dull in sympathy
with the Paris bourse. but Braxils were
hard, exchange being ~. The account in
Americans at the settlement MAS rather
larger than expected.
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Read the Standards war bulletins at
the Board of Trade.
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Cash quotations we're a. follows: Flour.
spring wheat. xcaSi .0s: No. 2 red. 3l.o50
Les: No. ? corn. 31&c: No. 3 oats. &c: No.
? white, z71a2sc: No Q white, eslzc: No. .
rye. l5c: No. . barley. x3d4oc: prime tim
othy seed. g.. TAI IN: mes. pork. per
barrel. SO. sod1 Is; lard. per loo pounds.
S.GIzG5.s ~: short ribs sides. loose. S 5eff
SIS dry salted shoulders. boxed. ssgs-g.
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Postsr. Jils e-Rs stou 4 Montana,
2O0: Butte 4 Boston. 3sh: Parrot. 22h.
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MARK ETs


Chicago. June s.-The factor of strength
in wheat was the unexpected advance in
Liver pool cables. which quoted m i'm
provement in July equal to rxc per BUSH
ell. September In that market was likewise
higher. but in much less marked degree
than July.
Besides the strength of the Liverpool
market there were fears hat the domes-
tic crop had been injured by too much
rain. Shorts became actively nervous and
ly to stop further losses. There was also
some demand for long account from
scalperv.
The trade was nervous for a time and
took little note of anything but the bull
factors. Later. however. IL was believed
that damage tn the crop had been expe-
riencsd and that the recent statistics A. 10
bsarish.
The idea Of Q manipulated Liverpool
market began to take root and the bears
Yegained their courage and began to light
the advance. The close wa fairly steady.
July closing with q gain OF ikc. and Sep
steadIer cables and the heavier rain
fall throughout the corn states last night
Influenced corn at the start. The advance
met heavy selling by bears and WAS partly
lost. July closed NC higher.
Oats are unchanged from yesterday.
range.
Provisions were easy at the start. A
few fluctuations took place near the close,
pork closing with an advance of &c.
L,v. ssoos.
Chicago. June 8-Cattle-There was q
very good demand for cattle to-day at
steady prices. the greater part selling 100
l5c higher than at the close last week.
Choice steers. 605-Ss; good. N.5od4 20;
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THE WORLDS MARKETS
Daily Record Of Commercial and
Financial Proceedinga
NEW YORK STOCK REPORT
Digest Of 8xohAngO News-Mtning 0tocks.
Metal ouoAssousEWool Prices and
Novomouso = Grain and Pro-
ducs-Rsvisw Of Trade.

New York. June a-The bears secured
the upper hand again in to-dsy's stock
market through the instrumentality OF
fashioned acrobatic performances and
easily dominated the whole list. Its nuc-
tuations were frequent.
The declines dislodged torrents of stock,
which came pouring upon the market In
blocks Of 100 shares. The quick rally In
Dictated that the shorts were losing no
time In covering. A movement II generally
observed In Sugar upon the declaration
Of dividende, but the savage onslaught
upon the stock was doubtless contributed
to by the speculative element. which had
been working for . reaction for several
days past. to buy stocks at 4 lower level
han they were sold to realise last week.
To-day was the beginning OF . settle
ment on the London stock exchange. and
II was the current opinion In Wall street
that there are some heavy outstanding
short account there In Americans. 81.
Paul. in which the foreign short account
was believed to be the heaviest. broke
heavily. but there was very large alb
sorption Of the stock at the decline and on
the recovery. Although London sold here
through the regular arbitrage houses.
there was no doubt some buying for Lon
don short accounts through other chan
nels. The final rally reduced most of the
net losses TO fractions and left subetan-
tial gains in man. special cases.
Prices of bonds were better held than
stocks and net gains are better distrib-
uted. Total sales. g. e25. 900. U. 9. new SIS
registered declined I per cent. coupons y
per cent. old as coupon Y per cent. and
old fs registered y per cent bid price. Old
Is registered declined u per cent. and old
IS u Ia per cent. on sales from the
last preceding sale prios.
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Omaha . Stoek.

Omaha. June a-cattie-Receipts. a.es.
Market steady. Native beef steers. SO
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New York. June s.-Monsy on call easy
at 1kG1k per sent. Last loans, III per
cent. Sterling s~Bchange arm. with actual
business In hankers bills at A.Se0<. S6h
for demand and u.S4sa4.s4A for 70 days.
Posted rates. N.s5@4.sZ. Commercial bills.
a. se04 S67k. Silver certificates. 5sAsa6oc.
Mexican dollars. 45zc. Government bonds
weak, state bonds dull. railroad bonds
steady.
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IS. ao6s. 30. Lake copper. IL .S0ai IL l0c. Tin.
15Q15 .l0c. epeIter. <.35dl. tOc. Lead. 3.729
sic. Thu firm that nxes the selling price
for miners and smelters quotes lead at
{. 60c at the close. Bar silver. 5sisc.
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H0CE. BR0WNLEE I 60
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Suite CITY. nsssgAnA

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Collections promptly sssssAs1
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