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The Washburn leader., 1899-07-15
Fought Like q Tigress.

Chicago, July 12. = Mrs. Ann Eliza.
beth Ingersoll of Painesville, Ohio,
who kidnapped little Gerald Lapincr,
was taken to the Joliet penitentiary.
She fought like tigress, and it required
three men to take her from her cell to
the cab in the Jail yard.
The Washburn leader., 1899-07-15

Aguinaldo's brass band of eighty-two
pieces was captured last week, and one
of the crowning horrors of the Philip
pine campaign was put out of the way
forever.
The Washburn leader., 1899-07-15
Judre Company Di.solyed,

New York, July 12.-Justice Bischoff
has signed an order dissolving the
Judge Publishing company in a suit
brought for a voluntary dissolution of
the company by the directors and ap-
pointed w. ]. Arkell receiver.
The Washburn leader., 1899-07-15
Their Next Meeting.

New York, July 12.-OEver c. Iselin
said that the Columbia and Defender
will have their next meeting on July 20.
From that date they will race every day:
until one of the boats shall have won
three timees. The course will be off
NeMport.
The Washburn leader., 1899-07-15
An inherited weaving machine GER
tainly is q family heirloom.
Bakery DESTROYED.

Philadelphia, July IL. The large
steamsbakeryof Henry Wauklin, To-
Gated At, RoxbOrough, a suburb Of this
city, was entirely destroyed by dres$
yesterday, entailing 3 loss Of SIS, COO.
which is covered by insurance
The Washburn leader., 1899-07-15
sore at the Doctors.

Alexandra, July 12. Three cases Of
plague were reported here yesterday.
The inhabitants are discontinued with
!. the sanitary precautions, have threat
ened trouble, and yesterday roughly
handled two doctors "a 81;
The Washburn leader., 1899-07-15
A5 100000 i FIRE.

New York, July re- Fire destroyed
the works Of the Cakes Manufacturing.
company. The company manufactureds
dye stuffs and the buildings were filleed
with infammable q materials. Loss
$ioo. 600. g s 55si lS.9
The Washburn leader., 1899-07-15
Dramatic note.

Watts-They don't have the actors or
the plays they had when you and I
were young.
Potts-That's right. Nothing these
days can equal 1.-The Streets Of New
York" OF .Uncle TOMS Cabin,'' 40
produced when I was about fourteen
years ld.-Indianapolis Journal.
The Washburn leader., 1899-07-15
THE NEWS RESUME
EVENTS OF THE PAST WEEK IN A
CONDENSED FORM.

A General Resume Of the Most Inn.
All Parts OF the Globe, Boiled
Down and Arranged in Con-
ventent Form for Rapid Perusal
By Busy People.
The Washburn leader., 1899-07-15

The Cincinnati man who was given
ten days for stealing an eight-day
clock naturally feels that he got about
two days the worst of it.
The Washburn leader., 1899-07-15
ro III Improye we.tern L.nd..

Dover, Del, July Capitalists Of
Minnesota formed the American COM
pany, capital stock $4,000, to engage
in buying and irrigating and further
improving Western lands.
The Washburn leader., 1899-07-15

If Kipling keeps up his copyright
quarrels long enough he may some
time be known as the author OF
scrap" book.
The Washburn leader., 1899-07-15

"Yes," said the light-colored coat ana
vest to the trousers. ''all looks black
ahead: but let us dye together
Let loose in the yards % Mother
Hubbard dress. .i3s 81 ia n
The Washburn leader., 1899-07-15
charlie Would Feel II.

she-Father. would 1t hurt you much
II / married without your consent?
He-It might hurt the young man
ore.-West End. ls 5 .i5
The Washburn leader., 1899-07-15

It's an important business engage
ment for man when an heiress prom
Uses to marry him
The Washburn leader., 1899-07-15
Proving HIS Statement.

Mary-I notice that Tom does not
blacken his noustache now.
Emma-No. AS he told me last even.
ing, he loves ne with an undying love-.
Boston Transcript.
The Washburn leader., 1899-07-15
Many handkerchiefs are moistened
by expected sorrows that never come.
Perhaps little publication by fire
will be good thing for Coney island.

A man seldom does anything the
way a woman thinks it should be
done.
The Washburn leader., 1899-07-15

When Dame Fortune knocks at the
door she very often finds the man
inside too lax to lift the latch.
The Washburn leader., 1899-07-15

A woman's thoughts of matrimony
before and after taking are seldom
the same.
The Washburn leader., 1899-07-15

Paradoxical though it may seem.
the word trust" excites a good deal
of suspicion.
The Washburn leader., 1899-07-15

Beauty is the only thing that con-
soles some women for being women.
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tsneolnl TO The PostN

New Orleans, December 6,-The New Or
leans live stock exchange reports:
Recoipts-Cattle IS, calves and yearltngs
50 hogs le7
sales-Ca,tle 1870. calves aud yearlIugs ITO.
hogs ISIS
Lett over-Cattle l55. calves and yearIlnss
q. hogs l49.
Choice broyes in light supply; demand
good al Z -sf4.50. fair to good. 3.j0u 90;
cows and heifers In moderate supply, demand
coed choice. 50I3 75. fair 10 good, 50a
8 p; yearliugs and calves closed strong.
few or amy kind being left over; choice year
lngs. 3. 5na3. Is: fair to good 9.Olail co.;
choice calves 3 Sogl2 90 fair TO good. 7.o0n
90 Hocs-Supply and demand equal; prices
weak; choice corn fed, ( 25di,50 Sheep
Dull; little inquiry; choice, S,,5gi.25.
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BREAK in lNDUSTRIALS.
Declines Of 3 IL TO I Points Was Shown
at One Time.
THERE WAS A GAIN ON A RALLY
Railroad Securities showed n De-
ing Firm ana Closing Higher.

New York December 6.--The tone OF the
market for industrial securities showed de-
cded contrast today to that for railroad Sc
ourites. The break in prices of the indus
| trials approached Generalization by the
middle period OF the afternoon. Meantime
the railroad stocks held tenacously to their
prices The bears began to cover and some
very marked recoveres in the industrial
list was shown. AT the same time the rail-
roads displayed some signs OF animation and
rose above yesterdays level. The net gains
in few railroads reached one point
The late recovery was coincident with an
easing in the call money rate to 3 per cent
after ruling at and s per cent earlier IN
the day. The banks were calling loans AMI
the movement OF the industrials suggested
that they were In disfavor not only with the
speculative public but with the money. len
ders, industrial collateral apparently being
displayed TO greater extent: The bears
were active and made bold onslaught on the
industrial list, covering stop loss orders on
large scale. The easing of the money rate
aroused the suppostion that the banks had
strens hened their position TO a satisfactory
extent. promising some relief from the call
ing OF loans.
AS it was evident that the short interest
had been largely extended the room traders
that the three days decline in prices had
reached far enough They had some success
In forcing the SnortS TO cover ana tne ue-
mand from that source became rather urgent
Quite number of the industrals showed
declines OF IL to Z points and the subse
quent rally brought them up from l-2 to
points. Sugar was decidedly erratic owing
TO the sitting of the directors TO act on the
dividend. After an early advance there was
decided weakness and only momentary
check to the fall when the regular dividends
were announced. 1t fell off afterward to
ll9 SIS and after rallying over points eased
OF again. closing with a net gain of small
fraction. The increase IN the dividend rate
on Atchison preferred though not entirely
not unexpected had a strengthening influence
On the railroad list. Some strength was I'M
parted to the International stocks by the
support accorded in the American department
OF London.
Continued large shipments of currency to
the South and loss of over a million dollars
by tho banks to the sub-treasury on yester- |
days sub-treasury operations are reported. |
Sterling exchange continued firm today.
There was little doing in railroat bonds !
and prices held about steady. Total sales par /
value S1,l30,000.
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ST. Louis Grain ana Provi.ion.

ST. L0uis, Mo, December 6.-Wheat-No.
z, red, cash, 81; December. $685. May, uIsn
?lRs; No ., hard. 67G6S. Corn-No. >, cash.
~ December 29il May 50a. d305s Oats
Firm. No, ,, cash, "a; December. 25% May
~ No. 2, white, 26ls Pork--lisher; stand
ard mess, jobbing, $50 Lard steady: prime
unchanged. Timothy seed, 5000 10 Corn
meal, l.75al.S0 Bran Arm; sacked east
track, 6@@6Sla. Hay--Timothy. grim at 5000
steady at l.a3i.. Cotton ties. /. 20: bagelng
6h8G5s hemp Irvine, o. Dry salt meats
extra shorts, oI5, clear lbs and clear sides
go. Bacon. boxed shoulders. 5. 10: clear ribs
l2i.. clear sides, 625. Receipts-Flour 5000
barrels, wheat, 1000 bushels corn, "a Ool,
oats, 1900 hpments--F'lour COCO barrels;
wheat 10000 bushels: corn. 5000. oats, % coo
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Especial to The Post. /,

New York. December S.-s. Mum. Son &
Co. say OF cotton:
Tired bulls threw overheard considerable
cotton and prices dropped 10 to IL points,
closing steady at net decline OF to 7
points. Liverpool dropped points on fu-
lures and 1-i6d on the spot with spot sales
down TO 10000 Spot prices at New York,
Mobile and ST. Louis, dropped Lie while
New Orleans sold 5000; Memphis 1900 and
Mobile coo. Interior receipts at thirteen
towns were 1880, against %. 500 this day last
week. aud the ports 45.24S. against 42,ll9 a
week ago 57.1S9 last year and 4s,937 In 1896,
Thus We have lower cables, increased re-
raipts. easier Southern markets and liquida-
ton by tired longs.in Wall street. the South
and the West as the chief causes OF depres-
sion. Liverpool private cables said tho mar
Yet dropped there. owing 70 depressed South
err markets. The Houston estimate for to.
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

Paris, December 6,-Tbree per eenI "a -
lo0f 75c for the account; echanse o. -
25f 29c for checks. X
.ssw York, December 6.-clearlns' ~
100, 633: balances $l0,lSs.7S?. ,s|
New York, December 6.-The ComSu. .s,,|
Advertiser London financial caDsE.|
says: The markets here we're rath 49, \, Y
today, mainly in mines, and me ~ u
more cheerful, assisted BY an unsS m..; \
rumor of a decisive English ensasss .,s al|
Chugela. 1t was said that me nos, Wal
retreated on Ladysmith. II was si'y ,o Wi
Illness was to pave the way for a. 40, W. 4
sion that he was killed in action a.s ssss N, :
ago. as reported. Americans opea ,ss "a
parity, London taking tayorao,y rrr,,S|
ton OF President Mckinley o. trs ,r .sa WI
in his message and reading Lne AMI i d
graph as merely taking the VINO ~ ~ %
democrats sails They remained ~
closed at the best, Money was eas's'
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BUTTER AND Eggs

New York, December e.-Egssr,sssf
Chicago. december 8, : Butter ,sss, ! XVII
strong creamery 1925; dairy iSg ssr s,
easy at ii S.4Gl2 liz. Esss' niN
20G2o l-2 s-Eu,-isa
quiet; storage eggs aounoanl, "a ~ dnk
souri, and Kansas stock. nrs's
cases returned -rscs Ut
ST. Louis. Mo-. peeemoeF
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Preceded Increase 10 the Visible Caused
Cereals 10 Decline.
WHEAT I.2C, OATS LAC AND CORN lac
Provisions EARLY Were Strong. bu,
the Weakness of Grain and Profit
Taking Caused n Decline.

Chicago, III. December s.--wheat was firm
early today. but weakened on predicted in
crease in visible, closing nc under yester-
day, Corn declined with wheat and on freer
country offerings, closing i4dSc down. Oats
closed &c lower. Provisions weakened with
corn on profit taking, closing 2lac lower all
around.
The decrease in tho visible was still bull
comfort at the opening Of the wheat market
and further cheer came in reports of small
receipts May opened at 6aA 9ea7so. The
continent Inquired Tor the cereal and May
advanced to 7e47osc, That mark proved TO
be the climax of its glory. The market eased
on bit on profit taking and later turned
weak when Bradstreets report put the pre-
dicted decrease in the visible among the
errors of history, averring that instead there
would be an increase OF l,3eV,UlO bushels. ke-
cent purchasers let 1t so in hurry, and May
closed at the bottom &c under yesterday at
695satghc.
Primary receipts were IA 700 bushels COM
paIea with l,46U,u00 year ago. Inc enect
or this decrease was largely cUunteraoteu by
lhe snlpMeuts from the stne points, being
22nsuO, AGAINST l.V55 200 last year Local re-
ce.pis we've only twenty-ntne cars. aiinne-
apUlIs anu duluth reported 5-y cars. against
14p last week and lzJJ lae corresponding day
last year Seaboard clearances IA wneat aud
ork reported ten loads taken Tor export
Corn was steady early, tue Strength Of the
wheat market aud hgnt receipts being tue
inliuencos. The marAet Weakened later,
country acceptanccs OF last nights bids being
somewhat frocr. This taken with tho weak
ness oi wheat, Was sufficient 10 cause some
LIQUIDATION and the puce lost more Than
double us early gain Primary receipts were
100 bushels, compared with blS.j00 the
corresponding day last year Local receipts
were l6o cars. Ilearances were liberul and
= tair export business was reported at the
aoanc2rd
Oats were steady at the opening. but eased
on Fiili wheat There was little life to tno
trade The shipping demand was poor
Clearancos were hght and local receipts only
rs cars An increase OF 100000 bushels
in Tho visible was reported
Provisions carly were strong. but the weak
ness Of grain Hnd the active profit taking
turned the tide and the close was easy ut
prices under yesterdays close
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
~ cars; corn, 2iO cars: oats, 100 cars; hogs
81 600 head
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., The ssml.weekly statement for the thlrtee
carsill & richardson say Of cotton


Weak cables and a poor demand for spot
cotton caused our cotton markets to rule
weak and lower today. Liverpool came con
siderably lower than expected This caused
our markets to open easy about points lower,
further decline Of points being quickly
reached. but buying orders for southern
bull account were soon in evidence on the
decline and the market steadied, The move
nent was freer all around except estimates
for tomorrow. which were about two-t thirds
Of last year. There is nothing in the situA
non 10 cause cotton 10 decline except that
the market is long. spinners have the dumns
the professionals are bearish, and the bulls
are acting little tired. prominent New
Orleans house wired as follows today: The
financial outlook Is not serene. II is a fight
between tho spinners and Southern holders.
Depends on who gets tired first With free
receipts think latter Will give way Former
will buy sparingly unless decided decline ),
Liverpool should be unchanged to point up
tomorrow.
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SUGAR.

New Orleans. December 6,-sugar-Firm
open kettle 7-lsds s-4; open kettle centrifu'
Eat 'osgi Ia; centrifugal plantation granu-
t4,eu SIG; whites S-sq4 SIS; yellows rs
gtl-Z; seconds 1851 Molasses--V Very
symn open Kettle S7g42; centrifugal ioq5i;
Az Jew York, December 6.-sugar-Raw, quiet
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& Co, limited. say OF cotton:
There was little in the situation Mt the
opening this morning upon which to base
new ventures Liverpool was lower. but as
an offset to this influence the port move
ment was light as we'll as at interior towns.
as compared with last year. Market here
opened at a decline and after selling some
what lower finally closed at nearly the top
prices Of the day, with not only all the do
cline restored. but an Improvement record
ed The views OF the conservative ones CON
tend that those who have parted with their
holdings on the recent advance are now
awaiting break for reinvestmeut, and that
7i4o cotton is the market now aimed AT by
the general public. The hears are deriving
some satisfaction from the belief that a
larger acreage will he planted and tremen-
dcus qus-ttles Of fertilizers used but the
South is not inclined to view such arguments
with much concern. and will continue to he
studied by moro important facts. Besides.
~ the smaller views Of the crop should be
confirmed sud trade conditions remain on
present GOOD lines, hig crop will be neces-
sary 10 supply the requirements Of the world.
The holders Of spots retain the key TO the
situation and despite the further depression
OF contracts today the leading spot markets
were again fairly maintained.
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HOUSTON.
The following nre tne quotations for tnr,
market as furnished by the Box Bell Saunders


Chicago. III, December 6.-Cattle-Good 10
choice. stock firm, poor TO medium a shade
lower. market for cows and canners strong
and active, Stockers and feeders about
steady good TO choice 5 sOd7 80; poor to
medium. t.50Q5 40. mixed stockers. I. 009is. As.
selected feeders. t.ooQ4 65 I; good to choice
2 Qo6S 90: bulls, 2.3Sqi 40; calves, .001f5 Is ,
led Texas beeves, iood5. IS; grass Texas
steers. S.5oW4,e5. Hogs-Active at 5QiOo
higher, and closed weak, Fair clearances
Mixed and butchers. 5.eST4 ifis- good 10
choice heavy. 00di Is: rough and heavy
, sSqS ~: light S.90ai.i5. bulk Of sales,
4 ooni.5o Sheer-Market steady to weak:
lambs about steady, native wethers & a0gT4 Is
lambs. ,0o15 So, western wethers, O0ii / 10
western lambs, s0odS 80 Receipts-Cattle.
1850, hogs. $4,000 sheep, ?soo.
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9 white 2f5m2ji5
Rye-No . So
Barlcy--No. > SSd42
Flax Secd--No i l.3e.
Timothy seed Prime , 40
Mess Pork-Per barrel S.2STa75.
I4ard-per leo pounds 4.a5dd. 27L..
Short rib sidos--Loose, 5.00675 90
Dry sailed shoulders-Boxed 5ssn5b
Short clear siles--BoNe 1905 t5
Whsky--Pcr GALLON 2gIS
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS per key. 81 oop
as Blasting powder s, g. per keg' drop shot.
per sack 81 So; buck 81 so.
BAcoN-Extra short clear In sacks, GAG
GA regulars 6ai 167s; boxed, Nc higher:
smoked bellies 7%9Tisc, New York salt bellies
~ G15sc breakfast bacon aA@9iso.
BAGGlNG AND TiEs-Less than earlots.
nso Ar pSs'0 Ties 81 iossi is. CIV ''' "-i0
cANpY-Stiek. wrapped, basis 81. 6Ad6A
per III: special sizes NC higher.
cANpLEs-star, full weight lohc; Gran
lite, full weight lose; Electric lights Zoe.
CEMENT-Portland, s.. 75GS25: Rosendale.
COFFEE .ARic. fair, sNafsc: prime. s%aloc;
choice, l0Ac. peaberry, iikailNc cordoya.
llhC Roasted coffees: Arbuckle's Ariosa
basis I00-lb cases. ike delivered. s6-lb cases
ii,7oc delivered. Lion, loo-lb cases lie; Apex.
10 soc
CRACKERS--A sods. bulk. boxes SIC;
lib cartons TiSe; gingcr snaps 7ise: creams
7isc; stage rianss &c: cakes ena inneies lie.
FLOUR-TeNas star Mills; Tidal Wave
81 10; Sea Fairy, $50; SEA Nympb 50 60:
Sea Jewel $3.50. rye aouf $500. punpss-
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Nc,s Nnrk Cotton.

New York. December GA sharp break in
the LIVERPOOL cotton market sufhced 10
brighten tho Investment public into realizing
On large amounts or January. March and
Nav cotton which. in turn. led to 4 similar
movement in local longs. Tho situation IN
general showed no change 10 warrant any
radical -.terations in the policy OF either
side. The market opened weak at a de-
cline Of idS points and continued to tall
rapidly during the first half hour under
heavy general liquidation, selling for for
elgn account and something like organized
effort on the part Of the bear crowd to dis
lodge long stun. Larger receipts than pre-
dicted We're used by opponents OF the market
as ammunition. as were the cables Later.
however the market slowly steadied on
profit taking by room shorts and purchases
tor several staunch houses. The outside
public displayed great timidity and refused
TO confidently take hold again. pending the
receipt OF tomorrow's cables. The public ad-
vices failed to oorroborate carly private re-
ports to the effect that spot cotton was weak
and offered at lower prices. Private cables
attributed Liverpool's sudden fall to n loss
OF confidence on the part of the outside public
which had been Influenced nv reports from
this side that the South was Weakening Sell
ing orders from New York aided In depress-
Ing the English market. The close was
steady at net loss OF / to points
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week. but the New Orleans was smaller.
being only $500 TO $500. against 1926 last
week and 1850 last year. Reports from
Memphis and Savannah speak OF exhaustion
OF supplies and farmers In some parts Of
Texas are beginning their fall blowing Prices
may sag for time as receipts may increase
but any depression wo believe will be but
Tor the moment.
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Long Distance Phone at c''s'. !.

corrigan. Texas. December ~
Southwestern Telephone comP'a liz
is now finishing the line into ~ II
The posts are all set and ~ ,iIl q
stretched and the conneeuon n, cesn
made tomorrow The wire ~ va couFld|
Corrigan with Shreveport. ~. 4 NJ
has not decided what direcu .,;, n W.
leave Corrigan; whether u WI,
on to Livingston OF to Colmeshs" IA
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Metal Market

New York. December e'-spsh,, - q
leading strength in the metal-m.r. M
vanced slightly on good demap'' u. n
and light offerings. Scarcity ?, IA n
Gle caused continued frmness IA nulxs
on the other hand, was wes h.nrs esllk
IRON warrants neglected. Lake cove vi 4
and nominal at iIOalI Is TN u.,i,:t
AZ Ooa27 80 Lead-Firm for spo,s srrsf
Tor futures at 47od4'so- spei'e'
{ 67ib64 72ia
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Galveston sroca

lotal STOCK .'..,.....,...... 2S,9 5ii
DmIy Interior. htoNrrner.t.
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fsreclnl TO The Post \

View YORK, December b.--Atwoof NioIet =
Co say OF cotton;
II IS. however SO within the power Of those
who control spot cotton in the South TO die
tate the price at which the remaining por-
ton OF the uusod crop shall be sold. ms TO
mako It seem improbable that they will throw
away the opportunity. which has never pre-
scented itself before. and may never again,
II they lose their grip this time.
II 10000 ono crop, such as now seems prob
able, is not worth 7iac IN this market for
March contracts. than the only why to make
the consumer realize the independence OF tho
South rs that the latter shall hereafter make
crops Of about ZOO 900 bales or nearly 500o 0o
bales less than the total exports Of American
cotton last season.
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Memphis $50. Quiet : Ills ZIG 1900
st. Louis ...... Dull Z l.is 7is ~.
New Orleans Futures.

a asked; b I'D = value; 3 seller.
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Muraer and Attempted s ... 4

Uvalde, Texas. December ~
ing at the Uvalde asphalt ~. as
Cline. about eighteen miles ro% "a "
Adelaide Ruiz. young womsE -
and killed by strange Msn 4 no.
slayer attempted suicide anu I"
ously wounded.
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
LESS LIS.
New York Money.

New York, December 6.-Money d 4
firm, but closed rather easier at SOS ~ n
last loan 3 per cent; ruling rate I. ~
mercantile paper 8 1-2d6 per cent SEA-
exchange firm with actual us!ness Ia mfks1
bills at ass 1-2d4.s6 3-4 for ttrr
and 4.Sl l-2@4Sl ga; for sixty q
Posted rates 4.S2 IL and VI
Commercial bills 4.S0 SvG n
4ST IL Commercial bills $50 S-4 Sive:
tificates IS l-2g59 IL. Bar silver - vi
can dollars AZ Ia. Government bonds s'rz
State bond inactive; railroad bonds Es,s'