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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-03-31


irregular menstruation
and leucorrhGa. My
appetite was variable.
stomach sour and bowels
were not regular. and
was subject to pains ike
collie MISREPRESENTATION
/ wrote YOU and began to
take Lydia Z. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and
used two packages of
Sanative Wash. You cant
imagine my relief. Ny
courses are natural and
general healthimproved."
Mrs. MAMIE ADKINS.
La Due. Mo. writes:
DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM-
l feel it my duty to tell
you of the good your
Vegetable Compound has
done my daughter. She
suffered untold agony at
time of menstruation be-
fore taking Your medicine
but the Compound has
relieved the pain. given
stronger. and has improv
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-03-31

Frankness may ruin a man. but duplicitv
always dlshonors him.-Chicago Daily
News.
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FOR n culinary REASON.

.Pa.- said little Willie, why is bad
actor called ham, j,
Perhaps his father replied: tecause
he's 20 often served with eggs. CATHOLIC
Standard and Times.
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The pen nav he mighticr than the sword
but il l. always the pen that tells you So
Town Topics.
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~ said the orator, Am an American OF
s.The only stock ever heard OF that rooted
deep in the SOIL" said the farmer in. the
audience, twas hogs. '-Indianapolls Jour
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Upon man stating That he owned mule
a friend asserted that Il was case OF sell
possession Boston Waterman.
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Paternal Finesse.-"My son Is taking an
exhaustive course in political economy.
whats that for." II had TO Do some
thing TO keep him out OF my business. -Chi-
cago Daily Record.
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coushi.x Lead. 40 Consumption.

kemp's Balsam viii stop the Cough al
once. 90 20 your druggist to-day and get z
sample bottle free. Large bottles . and q
cents. 20 at once; delays are dangerous
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This would he a quiet. peaceabe world
were il not for the movements Of the undei
;a=.-Ihicago Daily News.
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| am entirely cured OF hemorrhage OF
lungs b. Piso's Cure for Consumption
Louisa Lindsmar, Bethany, Mo. Jan. 8, "a.
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"Spring Uniooks
The Floguers

To Pant The Laughing Sou =
And not even Nature svould
slloxv the foSDers to 9rogy
and blossom TO perfection
<yithout good soil. NoSv
Nature and people are much
alike; the former must haze
sunshine. latter must haze
pure blood in order to haze
perfect health.
Hoods Sarsaparilla cures blood trou.
bles OF all sorts. 1t is 10 the human
systern what sunshine is 10 Nature
che destroyer OF disease germs. IL
aerey disapposHts.
Poor Blood The doctor said there
were not seven drops OF good blood IN my
body. Hoods Sarsaparilla built me up and
made, rne strong and well" SUSIE +. BROWN.
10 Astor Hill. Lynn. Mass
Dyapepsia, etc. complication q
troubles, dy spepsia. chronic catarrh and
Inflammation OF the stomach. rheumatism.
etc made me miserable. Had no appetite
until i took Hoods SarSaparilla. which
acted like magic. I am thoroughly cured.
n. b SIEIKY. 1874 W. 18th Az Denver, Col.
rheumatism ~" My husband was
obliged TO give up work on account OF rheu-
matism. No remedy helped until he used
Hoods Sarsaparilla. which permanently
cured him Ii cured my daughter of ca
tarrh. Igive it 10 the children with good
results" Mss J. :. McMArH, Stamford CT.
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Where's it gomez Ask St. Jacobs Oh
Ii cured that bruise-gone.
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Often a man gets out Of the rut only e
get into the citch.-Town Topics
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The Rest Prescription for ChiIIs

A heightened young manThe tenC
sirgcr.-Christian Work.
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Theoretical philosophers are sometimet
practictl foo.s.-Chicagc Daily News.
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Some men think they deserve credit for
liking their own Washington
Gal Democrat
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and Fever is bottle of GROVES TAsrTLEs:
CHILL ToSic. II is simply iron and guins-a il
a tasteless form. Nocure-no pay. Price, SOC
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The bigot is always dead sure Of some
thing he knows nothing about.-Chicago
DAILY News
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n HsNY a dufu daughter pays in pain for her mothers
MI ignorance perhaps neglect
XV4 The mother suffered and she thinks her daughter
roust suffer also This only limited No
excessive pain healthy Every mother should inform her
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Moves the bowels each day. In order to
be healthy this j. necessary. Acts gently on
the liver and kidneys. Cures sick head
ache. Price . and SOC.
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Never mind a cane or crutch. St. Jacobs
Oil will cure lame back.
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IT'S gone" he said. "l0years OF rheuma
tlsm. St. Jacobs Oil did Il.
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A Dose in Time Saves Nine OF Hale's
Honey q Horehound and Tar for Coughs.
Pies Toothache Drops Cure IN one minute.
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See Bad sprain IS cured. St. Jacobs Oils
magic worked it.
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II i easy. sure IL viii vanish. Use ST
Jacobs OIL for Neuralgia. Ii. done.
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THE PRESIDENT TO SAMPSON.
4 complimentary Reply ia the Rear
Adnirai-> Request for Promo
ton of Naval Heroes.

Washington. March 24.-Admiral
sampson has received from the presi-
dent the following reply 20 Lis letter
"a Nnr.h ~ 1elA.
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self for her own sake and especially
for the sake OF her daughter Write
10 Mrs. Pinkham. ut Lynn. Mass.
for her advice about all matters
concerning the ills OF the feminine
organs.
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He doubles his trials who complains Of
them.-Watchman.
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Tr, 10 Raise the cristobai Colon.

The navy department i still waiting
to hear from the Swedish company
which has undertaken 10 raise the
Cristohal Colon. The project has not
been abandoned by any means. Expert
engineers in the employ of the COM
panv visited the wreck and made a
careful study Of the situation. They
returned 70 Sweden. and. according 10
their report. began the preparation OF
exact estimates Of the cost Of raising
the ship. They entertained no doubt
az their ability TO raise the ship
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given better color, and she Tees
stronger improved every am grateful TO
Won benefit she has received 1t is great medicine
for young girls
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RANC0RS AND HAIREDS.
Cubans are Not Willing TO Lei
Deeds Done During the War
Pass as Bygones.
THEY ARE APPEALING TO THE COURTS
GEN. BrooLe. M the Suggestion 81
the Head of the Department al
Justice. VIII Put "a auietus a" Az
such Proceedings aud order ~
Psr>on- - Arrested Released

Havana. March 2s.-Thai the Cuban
and spanish rancors and hatrcds. the
outgrowih Of The war conditions. are
sin actively pursued in Cuba. Is evil
denced by a communication recently
sent 10 Gov.-6rn. Brooks by Senior
I.anula. head Of the department of
Justice and public instruction. lie
SAYS il Is a matter of daily occurrence
that in different parts OF the island
proceedings are taken against those
Who belonged 10 guerrilla and other
Spanish forces during the war for
crimes imputed 20 have been commit
ted at that time. Cuba peace. >enoI
Ianuza adds. requires that this bc
stopped"
Endless Trouble would En.ue.
Continuing. he says. III we oper
the door 10 such accusations. We
should soon have a series Of actions
against Cuban leaders. and resident
Spanish soldiers. which would consti-
tute a continuation OF the war. but
with other arms. The Cuban army.
under the necessity or War. burned
property. and seized food and clothing.
The >paniardS did similar things.
These men should not now be prose
cuted in the courts for actions com
mitted in war times. Cuba must for
get the past. such prosecutions dis
ttrb the counrry's reconstruction. The
matter should be- handled al the root
by ordering them 10 cease AN prose
cufions"
zen. Brooke VIII Take Action.
Following the suggestion contained
n Senior La1nna'S letter. Gov.-Gen
Brooke Viii issue decree io the effect
thar the civil ana military judges mn~'
not recognize and mast dismiss al
present and pending actions againsi
troops in the field OF against SPAR
curing the war for acts committed
them
Further the governor general vii
order the Immediate release III an meI
now held in custody on such charges
cheap T~i-graphic service.
Col. Dnnwoody. the chief signal Of
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St Jacobs Oh cures Soreness.
st. jacobs Oil cures Stiffness.
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xNDUkGEMT
MOTHERS

Many Young girls beauty IS wasted BY unnecessary pam at
time ~ menstruation and many indulgent mothers with
mistaken kindness permit their daughters to careless
about physical health.
MIS- CARRE NJ LAMB Big Beaver. Mich. writes: dear
~ p,xru,uA wear ago | suffered from profuse and
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Take Laxative Rromo Qunine Tablets. All
druggists refund money # il fails TO cure. 25c.
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HcttJ SasobaMM
X41l2l7:lz 5Z13lrfU

Hoods pins cure liver in.. the non Irritating aud
the only csihArtis 70 tax With Hood. sArsAR.rl.-
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The Baracoa was one OF the spanish
yunboats sunk near Guantanamo She
Is a useful type Of vessel for patrol
work. and j. about 50 per cent. larger
than the gunboats SandoNal and NJ
sarado. now AZ the Washington navy
ward The Iiaracoa is Of steel. ia
feet nine inches long. i6feet fiye inches
beam and eight feet two inches draft.
Her displacement j. 1875 tons. and with
2e0 horsepower. she is able TO make
ten knots. She carries one Hontoria
gun Of S.5 inch caliber. one of ~ inch
ably she viii be ordered north as soon
as She can he made ready for the soy-
age 10 be thoroughly overhauled at
)ne Of the navy yards.
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A NEW NAVAL ACQUISITION.
spanish GaE.boRt Hnracon nni-ed-
To Hai-e the Nan-of-har
grisiobaf colon.

Washington. Marches. The navy de-
partment Is gratified 70 learn that lis
Representatives who have heen work
Ing for some time in the vicinity ~
Santiago and GuantanaIlo. have sue
ceeded in adding another vessel To- the
American navy in the shape Of the
gunbOat Baracoa. which Was reported
10 have been towed into Santiago.
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zen. Brookr VIII TAKE Action.

Further. the governor general will
order the immediate release of ail men
nosy held in custody on such charges
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-11
WOOL MARKET,

Boston, Aug. 10-The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter says: The first half
OF the year l&9 has slightly surpassed
the last half Of 1888 in the number of
new and proposed textile enterprises en-
tered into in the United States. Thus the
total number OF new enterprises launched
in the first six months of this year was lls.
against l07 in the last half Of ISIS and I55
in the first half Of lS9s. The south contin-
ues new mill construction and the num-
Der Of new enterprises compares very
fayorabiy with those Of any previous year
for long time. The number Of new en-
terprises in the north Is considerably
greater than that OF the last half OF 1893
but II Is decidedly less than that Of the
irst half OF that year. The record OF
engagements and improvements shows
up very fayoraoiy as compared with last
year. The textile mills OF this country
are today running full. almost without ex-
ception. and more new machinery has
been ordered during the past six months
than for q like period In many years.
One result Is that the various machine
shops are enjoying a period Of remarka-
Die prosperity. several OF them being over
run with orders, 50 that Il Is necessary TO
work a portion Of the night to all them
Tha Lowed machine shops. for instance,
Is said to have / 80 hands empIoyed, the
largest number ever al work in that e.
Enlistment
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New YORK. Aug. 1o-Commercial Adver-
Users London financial ca5ieg9am: The
markets here were generally atagnanf to
day. though tie plan In the md ps,ary po-
sitions are considered better. Americans
opened higher. London buying On the al
nourcement that the hank rate Vas un-
changed. New York followed suit and
the close wa at the Oee1 moderate gains
being general
In the afternoon the bank was reported
borrowing on stock II bought Es6.sO9 IL
gold bars and Ei5.0o IN German coma"
London. Aug. % .. m--Clo9ing: Co..
soIs for money ias -ls.csnsoIs fo- account
rs s.; Canadian Pacific 10 IL; Erie y
IS: Canadian PsciAc preferred - T-s:Iu-
inois Central rs. Northern Pacihe Pre-
serre8 81: 81 Paul COMMON IL ia; New
York Central Ia; Pennsylvania 50 -:
Reading II IA: CnIon Parihc preferred
50: Atchisoc q 50: Louisville -: Grand
Trunk -; Anaconda II "a Ear silver
q u-iG Money The rate Of discount
In the open market for sh0rt bills rs per
cent: for three months biIls S-sas A.
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York. Aug. 1O.-Coffee options
opened quiet at unchanged prices; de-
clined 5 points later in sympathy with
weakness abroad, and ruled generally
9uu with a weak undertone. The for
eigners sold. as did some of the more re-
liant bears; shorts bought Statistical
changes were about a stand-off. Bra
lillian cables were disappointing In the
main. Closed barely steady. unchanged
to s points lower. Sales 1000 bags, in
Guiding Sept. $4.45; Oct, Ass; Dec, A.s5;
Jan, 500; March, $40; May, $50. Spot
coffee, Rio dull and easy; No. invoice
SAC; No. Z jobbing, SIC. Mild quiet. but
about steady; Cordova, 71k911c.
Sugar-Raw steady; fair refining. &c;
centrifugal 50 test, 4s-16c; molasses sugar.
SIC. Refined steady; crushed, &C; pow
dered, SIC; graduated. 51kc.
Paris, Aug. 10.-President Loubet has
signed a decree fixing the bounties on ex-
ported sugars for the season of lS99-19O0
as ofllows Two francs 70 centimes, in
stead of francs 80 centimes, on sugar
of the first category; 3 francs. Is centimes.
instead OF francs, on sugar OF the sec
ond category; froncs, IS centimes, in
stead OF 4 francs. 80 centimes, on sugar
of the third category.
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REPORT ON THE COTTON CROP
Average Condition 81; Oklahoma so /;
fndian Territory %.

Washington, Aug. 1O.-The monthly re-
port Of the statistician of the department
o agriculture shows the average condi-
ton of cotton on August ! to have been
g. as compared with S.S on July 1: ei.2
on August /, 1895: Ss.S at the corresponding
date in 1887. and SIS the mean of the
August averages for the last ten years.
There was decline during Suly amount
ing to points in North Carolina, 10 in
South Carolina, in Georgia, Alabama
and Texas, 4 in Tennessee and Q In Mis-
souri,. On the other hand there was an
Improvement of l point in Louisiana, 2
in &irginla, Oklahoma and Indian Terri
tory. In Florida and mississippi and
In Arkansas. The averages Of the dIf-
ferent states on August l were as fol-
lows: (&irginia, IS; North Carolina, 50;
South Carolina, IS; Georgia. -; Florida,
80; Alabama, So; Mississippi, S.; Louisi-
ana, Sc: Texas. 81; Arkansas. IS: Tennes-
see, 81; Missouri, Sc; Oklahoma, so; In
dian Territory. 90. The Texas report In
cludes the condition in the recently sub
merged region. special report on which
Is almost ready for publication
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RHEUMATISM

low enough for investment, no matter
what the crop. Prices went a good deal
lower, OF course, In 1896 and 1897. but
those were the years when everything was
tOw-wheat, oats, provisions and every
other sort of product Patten seems to
keep bearing on the new crop futures.
He expects a rush Of corn, with good
weather, to overwhelm the market and
cause a break. The shippers and ele-
vator people are generally believers In
the December and May prices. 1t Is still
the fact that the majority of the small
traders are sticking TO the bear side In
their effort to make money.
Provisions were duh and featureless
yesterday, opening practically unchanged:
September pork. lard and ribs, respect
lively, at sS-27. $50 and $50. Cash lard
closed at cents of at sis; cash ribs
8 cents or at t4.95. and cash pork 5. cents
OF at $3.50.
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METAL MARKET.

New York, Aug. lo.-Netals were with
out development In sensational features,
and were extremely irregular all day.
Copper and lead exhibited pronounced
strength, the latter closing At an advance
on strong cables and generally bulliSh
information from primary points Tfa
ara speIter we're weak and lower under
withdrawal Of buyers and uafaYora5le
news from London. Iron held steady to
firm at unchanged prices At the close
the metal excahnge called pig iron var
rants unchanged With ms bid ard Hz.S
asked: take copper nrm AZ SIS -: tn IN
settled and easy az sel-s7: lead nrrn vita
s8.ss Old and t.sSsk asked; speiter easy
a. s5.a The brokers price for lead =
s4.Ss ard for eoppes f1s.E9ltA
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LIVESTOCK Markets.
CHICAGO

SdlCAS(
Chicago, Aug. l0-The market for cat
tie today was strong at yesterdays adj
vance Of 1Oa15 cents and the demand was
the best prices OF the year Good to choice
beeves brought s5.6OGS>2s commoner
grades selling at sAOds-5& Stockers and
feeders were disposed Of at $3>50Gl> IS;
bulls, COWS end helferS $2ds-2sS Texas
steers g. 75G4.5O and calves s46s>H.
The market for hogs was slow and
weak. sales being generally 54IOo lower
Heavy hogs sold at $36I-D, mixed lots
at S4-&94-7e and light at $4.50d4S0 Pigs
sold at $2-5OdA IS and cu1s at &2fS-9o
The demand for sheep and lambs was
good and the market vas stronger and
i5c higher Tor prime lambs. Sheep sold
at $2-25l2-5 for culls and inferior dots up
70 $4-5o04- q for good natives, choice
Eethers bringing s. lambs sold at ti6
$50 some fancy western lambs bringing
&.G
Recesrts-Catfl@ 1a5D: hogA &2oOO:
sheep BsOo
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Ang. 1n-Cattle-Rece
ESQ natives, 15Oo Texans: market steady
to strong. Native steers, A-S9s-S 80;
Texas steers. $3-15G4.S; Texas cows, $2-75
6S.3; native COWS and heiferS Q-3d5;
stOc1ueTs and feeders. $3-SG5; bulls. SEQ
G4.51
Hogs Receipts, 600; market steady,
sc lower. Bulk Of soles, $4-&sd4-50; heavy
g. 3Od4 ST.; packers and mixed. s. 90
40; light. 81. s5d4. Ss1S; workers.. A-S9
40; pigs, 81. R71z@4.60.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000: market steady.
lambs. 3.1OG5.So; muttons. $s.S94.1A
ST. LOUIS
St Louis Aug. 10-Cattle-Recetpts
lao; market steady to strong. Beef
steers. $.696 10; stoclxers and feeders,
g. 2O94. so; COWS and heifers. ss-2565; Texas
and Indian steers. $3.4594S5; cows and
heifers, S7-30GS.N
HogsIReceipts. 5000; market steady.
Pigs and lights, sI.T94.s5; packers. $3.50
Q4.60; butchers, A.694-7 "a
EheepLReceipts, 1000; market steady.
Native muttons, $3.75G4.; lambs. HOSE
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HOG MARKET LOVER
Light SupplyOf Desirable Hogs
and Quality Common
TOPS SETTLE ON 4.2O
No Cattle for Sale and No
Trading.

The local hog market yesterday was 5
cents lower with light supply of desi-
rable hogs and the trading light and fea-
tureless. There was only a small line of
fair to common hogs on sale when the
market opened for business, and these all
came from the wagon trade and the strict
ly local supply. Outside OF this there was
nothing in sight and In the absence of a
line of car hogs the buyers were obliged
70 take just what they could get. Even
the run Of local stuff was light and though
It dragged along all through the day, It
did not show up very extensive layout
even then. ItNwas Night day for hogs
and both the local supply and the car
offerings were below those of Wednesday
and under also the demand for hogs. This
market, however, was in line with the rest
of the western markets and the sale prices
recorded were at very good point as
compared with the balance of the west
ern receiving points. There was a weak
ness and an easier tone everywhere, in
Guiding the i've hog business. provisions
and the grains A few of the hog mar
kets opened with some showing of
strength but eased of later, and closed
weak and generally lower. About 5 cents
lower was the average quotation for the
day everywhere. The supply of hogs fell
fiat all the western markets and this
point was we'll In line both for the vol
ume Of receipts and the prices paid for
the better grade Of hogs. The activity
Of the trading yesterday could not by any
means be judged by the days report.
There was only a small line OF hogs In
and these were mostly taken in at once.
The lack of desirable hogs at the weight
and grade most In demand, made nat
urally a hating market. There was
disposition to wait awhile. Buyers hoped
for larger run of the kind of hogs want
ed, later in the day. but when II became
assured that no more hogs would come in,
the rest Of the stock then in the pens and
for sale weno right off and at good firm
prices. There Was a good bunch Of wagon
hogs received along about the close and
these sold very well in line with all the
rest Of the local trade for the day.
Though the market quotation showed up
lower yesterday, It was thoroughly in
line with the rest of the western markets.
and acted entirely in sympathy. 1t was
q generally dull day at all points. but
this market held fits own very favorably.
REaPPE1EH0NIyrA