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The broad ax., 1899-03-25
AouINALpo.s INSURANCE.
Opinion OF Person whs Knows Hin
wen.

Opinion OF Person whs Knows Him
wen.
aAguinaldo Is very brave when he
fights priests and unarmed peasants.
but I don't think he will provoke an
encounter with American troops."
quotes Golfers Weekly. This Agui-
naldo was once q servant Of mine.
He IL smart fellow, with plenty OF
assurance but no education He had
mother whom I remember, but he
never knew who his father was. I
don't think he has any following
among the natives. He was put for
ward by foreigners who, under cover
Of his name, wanted to procure from
the American commanders trade priv
ileges and monopolies. In Aguinaldo's
name these foreigners issued procla-
nations, claiming that the insurgents
had established a government which
has been acknowledged by the Amer
lean army and navy. These lies were
intended Tor the consumption Of the
Filipinos. I lived In the Philippines
for thirty-seyen years and have pre-
sided over q dozen parishes Much of
my time I spent In Manila. / know
the Filipinos well. There are some
good people among them, men OF
wealth and education; but the masses
are hopelessly ignorant and quite in
capable OF self-government The mo-
ment two natives are clothed with
some semblance Of authority they
quarrel with each other. II any at
tempt Is made TO establish self-gov-
eminent by the natives It will end In
bloody war"
The broad ax., 1899-03-25
sEnpINo STEEL sAus AnRcAp

SEkplN0 = - > 80 Ts@stAfN---
Evan Glasgow Clamors fer the Ener,can
Product.
The Maryland Steel Company, which
has large mills az SparrCWs Point, Aear
baltimore, has just received several
notable orders for steel rails. They In
dIcate the drift Of International COM
merce and Illustrate the progress
which the United States has made In
the manufacturing world. The most
remarkable comes from Glasgow. Scot
land. for 1000 tons, and Il accompa-
MED by an intimation that q much
larger order win be forthcoming IN
case the irst Is satisfactory. A few
DAYS ago an equally significant event
occurred, when mill at Birmingham,
Alabama, sent 1000 tons OF steel ship
mates to q firm Of ship builders In
Glasgow. These are the FIRST ever sent
from the United States to Europe.
and the invoice of the Maryland Steel
Company win be the first American
rails ever sent to Scotland. Another
significant commercial event was an
order received by the Maryland Steel
Company for 10000 tons OF steel rails
for the government railways In India
and $1,000 tons from the Russian gov
eminent for the Siberian railway.
Twelve thousand tons Of rails are to
be shipped to Australia In few days.
This is the third order from that sec
ton, the total amounting to $1,000 tons
Within the last few months the Mary
land Steel Company has sent rails to
China, Japan. Siberia, India, Austria
liza, South Africa, Russia, France, Ire.
land, Scotland, Mexico, the West In
dies, Brazil and the Argentine Re.
public.
The broad ax., 1899-03-25
SHE sURyEYED HER FELLOW I'M
FORTUNATE.

FORTUNATE
miles back. / was extending my usual
morning exercise much farther than
usual, when-you know the rest The
folks? All quite well. thank you, and
as for me, am as you knew me four
years ago, older and wiser, to b, sure.
Explaining his presence In such an
obscure neighborhood, he added, rem
iniscently: 81, too. Miss Somers. re-
alike how young and foolish / was
then. Let Us forget the past and be
good friends as before that day
when" Her face crimsoned wish
bly,. and inwardly denouncing himself
laundering idiot for giving the con-
versation such an uncomfortable turn,
he shouldered the wreck of his wheel,
and. trundling hers with his other
they began walking toward civiliza-
ton.
A short walk brought them to
farmhouse, where, having procured q
team. they arrived in good time at her
fathers house, the conversation mean
while being on commonplace matters
Having been accorded hearty well
come. and assured that beyond slight
sprain In her wrist Miss Somers was
none the worse for her misadyenture,
he promised 70 call at any early date.
That night he felt that boyish foolish
ness that he had 50 often scoffed at
tearing down the barrier OF reserve
that he had taken four years to ae-
Qrire
oui bachelor friend had called to see
the fhir invalid for the nth time in
a. many days; nothing meanwhile had
transpired that served to remind them
Of their old relations. An unspoken
lint mutual understanding forbade con-
rersatfon on so embarrassing sub
iecs II am feeling finely." she replied
~ his uuery. What lovely pansiess
How Kind Of you to cater 10 one Of my
ehiefI hobbies. Next to the rose. the
ransy occupies, IN my mind the chief
POSITION in the lowery kingdom
aAnd YETI he impulsively ex-
e,sin,ed suddenly recollecting long
fc-gokien incident, Il have distinct
recollection Of one night, four years
aeo Last month, when you threw rose
+ oneree yon out Of the window.
an6-zr At this point he realizes
that be has oyerstepped the bounds Of
discretion. ana meekiy starts 70 apol-
oeIze. when. much to his surprise. she
enbIlfntly intsrposes: What would
ven say II / should prove to your satis-
action that my regard for roses. even
| q fkaf arerarased case. was no excep-
fion to the general ruler He wonder
iheIy watches her as she extracts :
losket from her waist and. opening II
The broad ax., 1899-03-25
sToRYETTEs.

The wife Of an Irish landlord was
once censured by a friend for bring
ing her second son up In idleness. in
stead of putting him to profession or
a business. "oh," she replied, hes a
fine, handsome boy and when he grows
to be a young man I'll send him to En-
gland and, take my word for 1t, some
rich English lady viii treat herself to
him"
The broad ax., 1899-03-25

A catalogue Of 800 prizes, suitable to
every taste and condition, mailed on
inquiry. Prizes given for saving Dia-
mond &C" Soap wrappers. Address
Cudahy Soap Works, South Omaha,
Nebraska.
The broad ax., 1899-03-25

Costs but le per II. to grow. saIser has
the seed. German Coffee BFrY.L pkg. l5c:
sriesn chicory he. Cut this out ana send
lBc for any OF above packages or send
&c and get an : gkg:. and great Cata-
Co. Ia Crosse, via lW.n.l
The broad ax., 1899-03-25

your husband lools sad and haggard
latsly; what Y the matter with him.
next TO Georges takes elocution lessons
and practices on Hamlet while at his
The broad ax., 1899-03-25

Theirs was one queer thing about the
recent earthquake IN Greece" what
was thatr Although it was severely
telt In the Peloponnesus and at Kyparissa
not q letter was shaken out OF the name
Of either OF those places"
The broad ax., 1899-03-25


Remove the Of distressing things
the following
It has relieved feel like myself again
hank to Z. PfnLham.
troubled met
shall also wherever reever pain
AMon Women Medicine
The broad ax., 1899-03-25

81 hate to have John take long rides o.
his bicycle before sunrise do yo'
always have to get up and get brsakfas
for him before he goes"
The broad ax., 1899-03-25

lis that a new 90 wheeIg' Yes" go
haven't heard you brag about II any
No; my wife and ! are economtzing this
year, and don't care to have her
notice It /"
The broad ax., 1899-03-25

.fexiean school children are allowed
r. smoke during lesson time. prnsids1
tbeT have attained a certain staAdHrt
OF cxselleny.
The broad ax., 1899-03-25


ache. headache, nervous tired
feeling. psinfnlmenstruStion and
leucorrhea-
I took four bottlesof Vegetable
Compound, one bon Of Liver
Pills, and used one package Of
6anative Wash, and am now wen.
I thank you again for the good
YOU have done for me.-ELLA z.
BRKHNKR, East Rochester. Ohio.
Great numbers Of such letters @
the above are constantly being r.
eeiyed by Mrs. Pinkham from wo-
men whoowe theirhealth andhap-
piness to her advice and medicine.
Mrs. PinkhsmS address h
Lynn, Mass. Her advice Il Of
fered free to all suffering women
whoare puzzledsbout themselves.
II you have baekache don'tneg-
lectitor try heroically to ''workit
down" you must reach thereof Of
the trouble, and nothing viii do
this 30 safely and surely ~ Lydia
=. PinkhsmS Vegetable Com
pound. Backache Il accompanied
The broad ax., 1899-03-25

All fabrics are left In the most de-
Sirsbls condition after washing with
Diamond "C'' Soap.
The broad ax., 1899-03-25

p.An Mna PEHArI have been thankful thousand
earefay and Eel IKE d6nt
The broad ax., 1899-03-25

'was II q swell AFFAIR." mo; very
n the ball room"
The broad ax., 1899-03-25

Doctors say mental depression usually
arises from stomach troubles" That's
true; nothing makes q man 50 low-spirtted
~ not having anything to eat"
The broad ax., 1899-03-25

Piso's Cure for Consumption has been 9
family medicine with rs since 1861. r
Madison. 24oo z2d Ave, Chicago, III.
The broad ax., 1899-03-25

MagKie-s1 see the Astors have a set OF
china that is worth so. 900" Katie
Goodness gracious, wouldn't like TO be
their girl for about twenty mtnutesF
The broad ax., 1899-03-25

well, did that rich uncle OF yoers leave
you anythingr Yes; he left me TO shift
Tor myself"
The broad ax., 1899-03-25

A traveller In Paris tells the strang-
est tale Of a christening in the Bercy
quarter which one has ever heard OF
outside farcical comedy. A father and
godfather agreed on the name Of a
child before the christening. and the
father, although he was but III pleases
with the name-Joseph-eonsented to
have 1t registered at the ofiec OF
births. On the day Of the ceremony.
however. he began to regret having
given way to the godfather. and over
the font announced the child's name
to be Theophile" The godfather
would not yield and shouted out that
his godson's name was Joseph. From
shouting they got to blows. The
guests took sides and. the scandalized
priest was powerIess TO stop the brawl.
Finally the police came into the
church and marched on the chief Of
tenders to the police station. The un-
fortunate baby was returned, unehris-
tened. to its mother. and Is at present
neither Joseph nor Theophile.
The broad ax., 1899-03-25

Richards Magic Catarrh Expellant Co.
Omaha, Neb. Write for particulars.
The broad ax., 1899-03-25

Mrs. wmsloWesBoosnlngs syrup
Tor children toethfng softsns the ruma-rSducssinhAm
nation Aays pain. vind cole IS Cents bossls
The broad ax., 1899-03-25

Richards Magic catarrh ExpelIant Co.
Omaha, Neb. Write for particulars.
The broad ax., 1899-03-25
THANKFUL TO MRS PINKHAM..

Earnest Words From Relieved q BanAnhs
Mira P1nkhan Against Neglect
The broad ax., 1899-03-25

Frederick the Great made generous
presents to all musicians except flute
nlavers. He played the flute remark
abIy well himself. A famous iutist
once asked permission to play to the
kinE. hoping that Frederick would
shov his appreciation Of his skin By
sore valuable gift Frederick listened
stfentiveiy while he played a di1lcult
niece. ''Yoa play very well" he said.
.ald win give you a proof OF my
..t,sfaef,on.s So saying he left the
-~or The musician waited, guessing
- the probable nature Of the Proof
prereutly the king returned with his
ozn Iute and played the same piece.
Then he babe the visitor -Gcod-day.-
ssv.uk: Il have had the pleasure Ct
~ bea n, you and It was only fair that
vou should hear me.
The broad ax., 1899-03-25

wANTED-case OF bad health that R-I-P-A-N-S
Will not benefit Send cents TO Ripans Chemical
Co. New York for 10 samples and 1000 testimoniAls
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-01-06

The Modern Woodmen county
convention will meet at Odd Fellows
hall next Tuesday morning at, 10
O'clock. ':t The delegates from the
local camp are H. A. Rider, DR..
Fortiet', A: Simonet, Chas. E. Vasaly.
The. 1 t's'e camps at swanville, Royalton
and Pierz will have delegates present.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-01-06

P. Medved, mdse dse.-........ 81 so
". Z. Homes. work ch .. .. 8 81
McGiil, Warner Co. tax judge
ment book. ........... % so
Gus Perzinski, work on road. - 90
NJ n. Young, same ..............>1 10 SO
Z. H. Crest. bdg prisoners..:.-. II 90
Same ................-.... 81 20
|eF'ree Press Ptg Co, statv-..~.. 3 20
". NJ. Fuller. publishing Of
nclal allOts-..--.......-..-.. 10 70
The auditors and treasurer's
statements were presented and ap.
pro we'd. = ~.
The Board Of. Audit reported as
follows, date OF January 3, 1899:
Deposit in 1st Natl hank 1896 IA
| Deposit in Ger-Amer Natl
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .1O9O4 a
Town and school orders.. II 81
Expense ccount............... 19 90
Cash on hand. II 2l
$20969 80
The financial statement of the
couaty for 1898 was presented and
accepted
The auditor was instructed to
transfer the fire warden and wolf
bounty accounts to the county reve-
nue fund. =.
Bills allowed:
E. & W. Co, repairing...--.- $22 35
L.. Gaudet, fees.-.............:... 17O 80
l.. SigpOr, fees..---..........-. LIZ rs =
The bill of Otto Johnson-$7. 90:
for bringing the body OF F. A. Carl
son to Little Falls from Caldrum,
was rejected, "
Bills allowed: =. .
E. & W. Co, lamps......"......-- 50 3s
S. Jackson, coroner's jury, l %
t The application OF A. K. Hall, for =
abatement of taxes ON VIZ lots 5 and
&, except a9H feet of lot 6, block II,
city OF Little Falls, was rejected.
I The board adjourned to- 9 o'clock
ia. m, Jan. 9TH. ,~....;
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-01-06
: :. - :. :. =, : - 60 &
This is What You Will, Have
: :. !: to Pay This.
Y - Year
Pine TREE co. .$7057.12
List of Personal Taxes
Above So. 80 in Amount in
the Leading Towns.

Following is II list ofpersonal taxes
now due, from - 50 upward, in
Little Falls, Pierz. Buchanan, ROYAL
ton. These taxes are now due and
ii not paid by March 1st, there will
be an additional penalty Of 10 per
cent.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-01-06
The Chaperon,

1ue CldD0rOn.
Following Is the east tf characters
for the play "Ihe Chaperon," to be
presented at he Gross opera house
Saturday evening nf ne>t week,
under the auspices of the ladies OF
the French Catholic church:
Miss Morong, principal of Crandon
NJ Arl HfM bi;;eco;;r, ~ WA; Cela % %De La Hunt
Mile Ican;,e ;,;;x.------- Grace Snow
JIoyGs .;, Dynecourt .- Kose Vasaiy
Ply lis Reynolds rraneea asnS' s;',e1Sem eTeem
snzanne zanra fFe1Sl,5 Hertan ,sele na5dsn
Lillian Gordon Bessie Nnnn
Nlollie Howard Pearl NIor~ !,
Anna Dayton .-.--..A Alice Nicl,aud
irHy Mir;sn' n9Ters }Se. ,v;,: rhXI'is Nedved
Nora, Mrs. Dynecourt's maid:
Sophie Gravel
There will be several fancy drills
during the play Those taking part
will be frankie Guerno on, May
Holmes. Alice Michaud, Bessie Mann.
Ethel Green, Cora Adams. May Dun
can. Mary Richard. pearl Morgan,
Laura Foisy, Belle Barden, Ora Gen.
dreau, Rose Mcdaniel, Phyllis Med.
yed, Alice Lefebvre, and Marie
Lachance. -. ,.-.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-01-06
John CampbelL-Ella, Monlton. .
y !8ki,rk u BER. -.


Eddie Toogas---De!ia Broosseau. J.
Gus. Dahsmeier-Kate koncn.
Johu KobiIka-Rosa No1ak. ss<::ess= ?. e e
J.W. R+llomy-E,hma Swan son. ! ;"
Mike Kuklok-Julia Posch. -,
1'hos. Miiler-Mary: Lust. ..~
John Kintop-Martha Folty nski.
Albert SchwanAe-Lizzie Michaelis.
Ambrose Juhnet"n-Oney Thomas.
Louis Larson-katrina L. Goodman.
Clifford M. Nelson-Minnie e. Holm.
Clifford D. Nelso,,-Zo,e Daniels.
Richard Dunn--Laura Lebeau.
EdwiH Ware-Alta Clark.
VIM. kaIusche-Eliza kahl.
Peter Larsun-Auirey Larson.
Joseph Doucet-Ed"'age Laforce.
OCTOBER.
Forest Noggle-katie Kennedy.
Eugene Gotta, Jr-I.ucia l.. Wilcox.
Bernard Faust-Maggie Gassert.
Herbert Hamlir-Edith VI, Ireland.
Arthur Marottt-Della Rocheleau.
VIM. szeszeweki-Frances Ronsin-
Xxi.
Albert T.. Leih-Annlr Anderson.
Peter Sol or t-Mary Marieg.
Joseph Fan4t-Mary 4. Schaefer.
Jos. Nurgarskl-Eva Westfall.
John l.ashta-Martha Kroll.
Geo. Boser-Mary Gassert.
F. n. Fergnson-EIizabeth Ferguson.
NOVEMBER.
Jos. Skiba-Augustina Smuda.
Peter Burr-Phob". W,,,rick.
Joseph TAchidu-Katherine Zieg+'r.
Ee3ry Roos-Phlomena Baltis.
JOS. Observation-Disclosures 'Terhaar.
Louis C.. Bnechner-Annie NJ. Nenman.
Michael Zik-Pauline Mrozik.
A. L. Nenman-Frances Lempka.
Felix Rulmuth-Mary Heniand.
Robt. NJ. Hamlin-t,lla Campbell.
Ole Gjull'n-Nellie Oleson.
Edwin Newkirk-Ma"y Seaton.
Nike Dernig-Katie Wechik.
Chas. Anderson-Emily Thomas.
Herman Vanse|ow-Annie Ladwig.
John Chambers-Marga:et E. Blais.
Chas. A. Nea|-Edna B. Staples.
Martin Eppler-Annie NJ. Lust.
Frank Korsik-Mary Zizode.
r. ] Nj
Henry Colombe-Addie Bastien.
Casper CIark-Annie Simones.
Adolph Swaaberg-Beda Widen.
Daniel I.illy-Malanda Gotta.
,Saml4D. =Clark--Elora.A So Rice .s3-.>,,z+s e.
Chas. Glantz-Belle Stith.
Henry Blais-Amauda Bousquet.
Andrew johnson Victoria Carlson.
Ruther Hargrove-Dora Harris.
VIM. Cairns-Enid Chesney.
c. G. Professionalism ma Carlson.
DECEMBER
Daniel Wahlstrom-Alice Strand.
Aug. Lindblom-Amanda Peterson.
Il. Mashka-Aunie koenig.
Delbert neonard-Ida NJ. jenkins.
A. G. Young Van Alstioe
SamI G. Fosdick-Dena Pilon.
Geo. .)ohnson-Ida Larson
5. ". Clark-Rosie E. Bryant.
Henry LafOnd-Corinne Lacllance.
Frances Richard-ROse Vallard.
Jas. !. McGuinn-Mary \. Casey.
J \. Ntlson-Maud Francisco.
Fred \. Olson-Heleu +. Newman.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-01-06

! sds; ;ssf printing we're opened
ana .xa.asa ass sfolle.s s. .s.s
TvsalaMseitk "a 4 Fsaataeial las statsment q ! s. I \ Z
tor ls9s. Is csat st ain 5ior arstyS B
rtioa and IS reat5 .per folio for
second. .".,>.. s.. -
81 Herald- Delinquent tax list
for 1897, - cents per description.
j.. Aorrison Go. Democr t-Proceed-
iags ct board aud printing-other-
wise than tax list, statement. and
matter required to 90 into official
paper-at Is cents per folio for first
insertion and IS cents for second.
The Little Falls Herald. was
des'enated sas the Official paper for
1859:
The county auditor was requested
to notify the library board of Little
Falls to vacate the room occupied
by tue library in the court house, hv
March Is, 1899.
The board adjourned to. :: o'clock
D. m.
\ The board met pursuant to ad-
lournment, all present.
Bills allowed:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-01-06

hun for abatement of taxes ON wh
sex section IS, town 40, range 81,
was approved. :>.. -
+, The application OF g. Schmolke Tor,
license TO sell liquor in s Buckmap.
lHas rsiected. 81 e M
License was granted to Geo. Mills
Of Randall to sell liquor, and his
bond, with &c Lane and J. G.
Bourassa as sureties, was approved
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-01-06
DENTISTRY! n1;:,,ss 1:; Micro 70

Jan. 9 and l0-at Hotel Royaltcn.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-08
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.

GRAIN GOSSIP-Gossip by private
wire to C. H. F. Smith & Co, st; Paul,
change and Chicago board of trade
Kansas City-Country advices today have
been uniformly of one tenor, and show
no change. We do not expect anything
sonable weather. The country Is salts
fed that there has been severe damage
Dallas, Tex.-A drought that lasted
day by rains that fell generally over
the state. e. The crops are sown and the
ranches will have grass and stock wa
ter-Mason City, Ili.--Nearly all the
Danvllle to Havana, is killed, district
considered the best in the state. There
was asa, large area sown.
1,2M bbls; exports, 2ss79 bbls moderately
Wheat-Recepts, io.175 S bn EXPORTS Gnan fi.
sS4 bu; spot spot easy No 2 Sl3sc + Q. b.,
July, 75aa@767sc, closed at 76asc; Septem,
Der, 7414@75c, closed at 741kc Corn-Re-
eeiptS 1890 So b4 5 exports S17s bu spot
and old; options closed weak at nc net
decline; May, 395s@397kc, closed at 1850;
July; ss% % sas ,, closed at $685. Oats
dun; No. track track wh aitev Sc ssa sPos
No. 2 white, Sc; track mixed Western.
s2lA@341Rc; options, slow
AM m1VE Na April a 7gs SPOT
1 red northern spring, IS Id. Corn, spot
easy; American mixed, new, IS 4%d do.
Old. IS SID; futures, quiet; April, IS 41zd;
lures closed dull; May, IS Sgd; July. IS
SGD
MILWAUKEE, April Flour lower
W. Wheat na STEADY No northern. 72@ase
S@3Oc;, Rye easier. No. l, 551s@56c Bar
ley firm; No. 2, 4Sc; sample, 4O@4Sc
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-08
NEW YORK MINING STOCKS.
BOSTON MINING SHARES.

WALL STREET GOssIP-New York
stock gossip, reported by H. Holbert &
street, National German-American Bank
building. ST. Paul Strong, Sturgis & Co.
wire us: I'VE have had a very excited
stock market here today, with an uneasy
feeling, and commission people showing
quite a degree of discrimination In the
class Of orders they are accepting. Of
course. the whole situation here hangs
on the conditions ruling in the money
market and the refusal of some of the
banks to loan to small concerns on in
dustrials securities. Money rates have
siderable examination of the class of col
laterals. In fact, the whole situation is
that there has been over trading by peo-
pie who had not sufficient amount of
time money. Prices have rallied some
what toward the close of the day. We
take it that in many ways the worst of
the break Is over, but we should be In no
hurry to buy stocks. as the market has
received decided blow, which it will
take at least week or more to recover
from. The fluctuations will be on wide
basis and will give plenty of opportunity
particularizing about the list All the
good stocks, the grangers, ETC., have held
remarkably we'll. The shares of indus
discredited. and until they arrive to
more permanent basis will be so enter
tained by lenders Of money. There is
nothing serious in the situation here at
ali. There is plenty Of money, and nd in a
few days we fully anticipate that the
present situation will be quieted down. .
TREASURY STATEMENT = Washing
ton April 7.-Todays statement of the
condition of the treasury shows: AvaiIa-
BILE cash balance. $685., $50, 673; gold reserve,
FOREIGN FINANCIAL New York
April Commercial Advertisers London
financial cablegram says: The markets
here were very :, dun al and ar; idle Americans
trail Pacific broke sharply There was a
semi-panic in the street on talk Of a
money squeeze In, New York. A partial
NEW YORK MONEY-New York, April
Money on call firm at 5@15 per cent;
last loan, 5; prime mercantile paper, $40
actual business Sin bankers bills, s4S6@
1861 for demand, and at s4S4@4S4H for
sixty days: posted rates, s4S5@4S51k and
$4S7@4.8711; commercial bills $4S31s0D4 "a:
silver certificates, 60lkc: bar silver, 5Sssc;
Mexican dollarssa471ac.