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: AND GENERAL MARKET REPORTS:

loads, Gle; No. rye. soc; No 4, rye.
5S'ac; No. ? Western rye. G2i2@6Sc in
expert elevators.
Butter-Marltet was firm. Creamery.
separator. extra. pic: extra first, 23c;
creamery. first. 21G22c: de. imitation eX-
ira. 2oc; Iowa and n. W. ladle. extra,
19G20c; do. extra first. 19c; Elgin cream
cry prints, 19lb. 25d 26c; do, lib. 25c;
do, 2-lb, 25c; Maryland and Pennsylvania
creamery prints. i4lb. 25c: do, lib, "a
G25c.
Eggs-The market is finn. Strictly
fresh. 2a1Ic; Western. 161a@i.c.
Poultry-Markct easy. Old fowls. 12c;
spring chickens, 112 lbs or over, 15c:
/ lb and under, 13G lac; ducks, lea
llc:- spring ducks, l2c; ROSTERS, each.
25G30r.
Green coffees-Market dull. No. ! (Rio
gradc), ~.
Roasted coffee-Market steady. Bulk
roasted ccffee--Purc Java. SIC: Mara
caibo. pc: pure Lagriayra, 22c; pure
Santos, lSl.c; African Java. i912c; Rio
blend l7&c; Peaberry mixture. lie;
pure Mocha, soc; Java-Mocha blend.
TIC. (These coffces are in fancy bags.
paper-lincd. If packed in cans c. tgbs.
1ac higherD)
Package brands E. L. c.. 10O-lb.
cases. Toe: 60-lb cases. 10 1-l0c; S6-lb
cases. 10 2-l0c; Lion coffee. in 100lb
lots, 9.6Sc; in 60-lb lots, g.7S.
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THE COTTON MARKET.
Business Continues Quite Dull, But
Prices Advance.

NEW YORK, July 10.-While business
was dul! in cotton today prices advanced
for the reason that spot sales at Liver,
pool continued at the rate of 1900 a
day, that the exports to the continent
were large, being some ten times as
much as the total receipts at the ports
that Manchesters trade has improved :;
that the weekly Liverpool figures are
likely to be distinctly bullish. and last,
but by no means least. that the weather
in Texas was hot and dry.
The weather is perhaps watched with
unusual interes, this season because a
fourth crop failure in succession might
send the price almost anywhere.
Liverpool sent buying orders in the
next crop. but a thing that the trade
does not like the looks of very much is
that while the South is sending bad crop
reports, it is not sending buying orders.
and to this fact alone not few attrlb-
ute the dullness.
If things are looking so bad why not
buy? Yet the South does not buy. But
even the skeptics do not like the wealth
er reports from Texas, so they are not
at all aggressive on the short side. and
in fact there was enough covering to-
day for local and foreign account to
cause ? slight advance.
The market closed steady, with quo
tations l TO higher as compared with
Yesterdays closing DriCes.
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should increase, September wheat IS
likely to sell several cents per bushel
over December.
The cash situation here is very strong.
No. l Northern in demand today at d
price which pays the best premium over
July in store on the crop, at the same
time the July option is ct a much wider
prcmiun over the September. than has
been ruling.
There has been very good trade in
corn today, largely in December, with
some large orders in September, selling
presumably FOX: the crowd who are ma
nipulating the market. There has been
nothing row in the situation. The July
option remains fairly steady, consider
Ing the position it Is in. OF course iiuc-
tuauons will he naturally very wide.
Receipts of oats continue moderate. and
the estimate for tomorrow is ninety
cars. Local demand is sufficient to alb
serb the daily arrivals and at present
much above the current month quota
tions for the new Or standard grade.
Weather conditions are somewhat I'M
proved. but IT will require several days
OF dry weather before machines can DC
operated in the fields, owing to the gery
excessive rains.
Provisions opened firm on small re-
oeipts CT hoFs and higher prices ii the
yards. The market developed weak
spell. but towards the close the market
was advanced rapidly.
The following are the quotations:
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PRICE CURRENT.

BALTIMORE, July lO.-The following
wholesale grain and provision markets:
Wheat-Stock in elevators, BEL bus.
Market for Southern today was easier.
Sales on grade OF No. red at 7Shc;
steamer No. 2 rcd at 74I4c and rejected
at 63Ec Bag lots sold by sample. as TO
quality and condition. at Csc. 66c. roc,
74c. 75c. 76c. 73c, and 7SAc.
Western wheat opened steady; July.
77hc. Foreign markets were irregular.
the United Kingdom &c up and French
1c lower. while speculative on this side
were very steady. July wheat was In
demand early. sales being made at 7TIGc
and later at 77Esc. August was 7G7ac bid.
and later sales followed at lie. Cash
steamer No. red spot at 3z.c under
Private cables not active; not much ac-
complished. Market closed easier; spot.
7Slac bid, 76Ac asked; July, 77i2c bid.
TIC asked; August. 1873 bid. 77bc
asked; September. 77Ac bid. 77lAc asked.
Sales. $1,000 July, 77kc; l 800 No. red
spot, fresh, 78Ac; 500 steamer No. 2
red spot. 75c; 10000 July. 77Ec; 10000
do. Use; 10000 August. 77c. Settling
price, contract. 7S2ic; No. 3 red. 75I4c.
steamer No red. 75c
Corn-Stock in elevators. q .2OG bus.
Southern corn today was firm. Quote:
No. white on grade at 7G4 ne. One
small lot OF yellow sold by sample at
75c also one lot at private terms Cob
was firm at 81 per bbl for prime new
yellow on spot In carload lots.
Western corn was without any change
in demand or offerings No attempt was
made to sell cash corn, the stock here
being so small, and there was no in
to do anything in the far op-
tions. Private cables dun Market
Ting price, spot, 70hc.
Flour-The market was quiet We
quote: Winter Extra 81 3lO03.3O. Win
ter Clear, s3.45@3.6O; Winter Straight.
So 65G3.S0; Winter Patent. S3.90a4.O5;
Spring Clear. $315M3.35: Spring
Straight. s3.G5M3.3O; Spring Patent.
$3.S5d410; City Mills Best Patent, $3.50,
City Mills HighGrade Patent. $40:
City Mills High-Grade Straight. $3.50; |
City Mills Choice Family, Si.05; City |
Mills Super, s3OO@3.IO; Rio Extra, $3.50
d4.l0: rye flour. medium to choice, SO. 20 |
G3.5O.
Oats-Market firm. Stock in eleya- |
tors, S4,771 bus; No. white, 59a591hc; |
No. ;, 5SG5Shc; No. 4, 57a571ac; mixed |
No, 2, 55455E: No. 3. 5ia541a; No. 4, |
53@53l1c.
'ators. 1886 bus; No. spot In car ]
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MOSAIC COMPANY'S AFFAIRS.
Justice Bingham Refuses Application
for a Receiver Made by One of
the Partners.

Chief Justice bingham refused 10 ap-
point receiver fer the National Mosai.
Company Oh the application OF Leonardo
Crovato, one OF the partners. The re
icaining partners, six iii number, in the
return to the iule tc show cause Issued
On June 80. stated that the complain
ant had become unacacuntably suspic-
icus of his partners and for period OF
several months doubted their honesty:
and that the books of the concern had
been explained tn him on numerous oc-
Cag.cns
in delivering his opinicn yesterday
Chief Justice Bingham said that it was
difficult to account for the filing of the
suit ty the comp Ilainant except upon this
theory or because of desire on Ihe
part Of the complainant to withdraw
rom his contract of copartnership and
eferred to the fact that the president of
The company, Mr. John Zanior, had been
sfown to be man of ability and integ-
rity and worthy of being trusted with
the management OF the affairs of the
concern.
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THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Trade in Wheat Liberal Owing to Fa-
vorable Weather.

CHICAGO, July 10.-Advices this
morning reported continued unsettled
weather in Europe, with heavy rains in
Southern Russia, and with fears OF dam
age to the growing crop. Trade in wheat
today was on a fairly liberal scale.
The weather reports, however, being
rather more favorable, caused rather
Tree selling, and while the markets held
very steady, there is an under-current
of strength.
Prominent operators continued to bear
September, bull December. and If there
is any continuance of present cash de-
mand. which, instead OF decreasing
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that of 1889, a part of the gain being
due to more detailed enumeration for
1859 than for the previous census year.
The most important of the items
enumerated Ia tie twelfth Census. but
omitted in former census reports. is the
value of animals sold and animals
slaughtered ON farms, which tor 1898
amounted to Si4,2i4, $50. or nearly one
third OF the gain.
In 1889 the reported value of prod
ucts led was 1887 20, leaving S52,
'oo,lss as the gross farm income me
ratio which this latter amount bears to
The total value of farm property is
referred 70 as the percentage of gross
income upon investment" Fer South
DAKOTA il 1899 it was III per cent
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sa5 FOR THROWING STONES.
Colored Woman Fined for Assaul.ing
Another.

Lille Hawkins, colored. was fined s25
in the Poliee Court yesterday on
charge of assault. In default she will
serve three months in the workhouse.
The Hawkins woman and Margaret
Rose. also colored. celebrated indepen-
dencc Day by getting into a fight on
THE camp In which stones were the
weapons. Lille hit Margaret a crack or
the head with one of the powders that
sent her to a hospital and kept her
there until Wednesday
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Total Value in South Dakota.

These value added to that OF farms.
gives 1921. .521.S02. the total value OF
farm property" The total value OF farm
products for 1899 was SG5.0S2.4 .4l9, of
which amount 81 .9O6.Soi. or 332 per
cent. represents the value Of animal pro-
ducts. and S4i.li5,6l5. or 66.S per cent.
the value OF crops. including forest pro-
ducts cut or produced on farms.
The total value OF farm products for
1899 Is nearly three times as great as
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Government Bonds.
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

sales-Riggs Fire Insurance 50dS;
Washington Gas, 25G74; Washington
Gas. 1904; Mergenthaler, 3d1s5,
lOa1s4%. 10G1s4h, 1OG1S41k. 10G1S4A.
l0G1S4L; GRAPHIC. Com. 50d3; Greene
Copper 20G27, 50G27. 1O0G27. After
call-Lincoln Bank, 4d127k; Mergen-
thaler 2OG1S43s. 10a1S47s. 1oG1si9s. 10@
1S47s, 2OalS4as, 1Oqlsi3s. 5OG1s6. buyer
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DIR ROBERT KOCH. DIR. EDWARD KOCH
Dr. Edward Koch, who is Diet ormned to make
hls home N America, returned from Germany
last August.
After spending much time in the hospitals
~ Dr. Robert Koch In Berlis, he went to the
tuberculosis Congress in London, where he in
troduc"d his great invention the Koch In
hHl1iion Apparatus. It iS uSci by him and his
company. the Koch Lung Cure for vaporizng
healing oils. combined with the Koch Tuber.
crllnc IN such way that they thrown
INTO vapors 50 fine that there are million
globule- Of healing oil to every cubic inch of
yapor.
These vapors penetrate the deeper rcccsses Of
the lungs. and thereby come directly in CON
tact with the diseased surface and this cx-
plains why this treatment has been so sue
ccSstul with Consumption and Asthma.
Consultation is free. Call at the office and
sanitarimn at $50 llth st. NV. Washington.
and inspect the testimonials from cured
patients MI
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FARMING INDUSTRIES
OF Two STATES
South Carolina and South
Dakota Prosperous.
Total Value Of Agricultural Property in
Former State Over One Hundred
and Fifty Millions.

Reports recently issued by the agri
cultural division of the Census ONCE
show the farming industry Of the States
of South Carolina and South Dakota TO
be in flourishing condition.
The farms of South Carolina. June l.
1900. numbered 155.355. and were valued
at $l25. .76l, $50. OF this amount, s26 ,955,-
go. or 21-3 per cent, represents the
value of buildings: and s99. .S95 $50, or
1874 per cent. the value OF land and i'm
provements other than buildings. On
the same date the value OF farm imple-
ments and machinery was sG,629,77 and
of live stock. $40, 1873, $50. These values,
added to that Of farms. give $153, ,591,-
159, the total value OF farm property"
Animal Products.
The products derived from domestic
animals, poultry. and bees, including
animals sold and animals slaughtered on
farms. are referred to in this balletln
as animal products" The total value
Of such products, together with the
value of all crops. is termed total value
of farm products" This value for 1899
was S5S .266.9l2, Of which amount $685.
499. or 1874 per cent. represents the
value of animal products; and S5S, $780,
Alb. or S6.3 per cent, the value OF crops.
including forest products cut or pro-
duced on farms. The total value OF
farm products for 1893 exceeds that for
1889 by Slj.32S.927, or go per cent.
Farm Income in South Carolina.
The ''grcss farm Income" is obtained
by deductiDg from the total value Of
farm products the value of the products
fed 20 live stock on the farms of the
producers. In 1899 the reported value
of products fed was s.. $50, leaving
s62.jS0.362 as the gross farm income. The
ratio which this amount bears TO the
total value Of farm property" is re-
ferred to in this bulletin as the per
centage of gross income upon Unrest
ment." For South Carolina, in 1899. It
was 4O.7 per cent.
The farms OF South Dakota. June /
1900, numbered % ,622. aud were valued
at $220. l35, $50. OF this amount SSU, ,g26.-
800. or 40 per cent. represents the
value of buildings, and SlS9. .2U6 500. or
500 per cent. the value OF land and i'm
provements other than buildings. On
the same date the value OF farm imple-
ments and machinery was $l2,2lS, $50,
and Of live stock, $50 I.3 t32
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PENNSY MAY GET
THE READING ROAD

dend meeting. although the earnings
upon it for the last fiscal year were
ne".ly 124 per cent.
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LOAN COMPANIES.
PRIVATE LOANS

On personal notes without ildOrser references
or security; simply your promise 20 pay. our
new plan enables everyone to secure ready cash
at ohce without Inconvenience or delay. Oar
method Of conducting; loan business ia based
on tic word CONFIDENCE more than OF -'Se-
clrity." You have our confidence; we have your
confidence. You need money; We have money
we don't need. When you fail to get accom-
modated elsewhere, call on us and you will not
be disappointed II you have a loan now it
will not prevent you from securing further ac-
commodation from the old reliable.
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO.,
Coz F st. N. W.
Phone. East 205 Corner Sixth g.
jua7-tf
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Less Active Railway Issues
Also Receive Much
Attention.
TRANSACTIONS ALL LARGE
New York Central Closes Two Points
HigheT-Advance Due to a Healthy
Financial Statement-Campaign on
Against Short Interests.

NEW YORK, July 1O.-The character
of much of the recent selling of stocks
was made plain in the last hour or two
OF business this afternoon. Up to that
time the market was in the main heavy
and especial weakness developed in Su.
gar, Missouri Pacific. and St Paul.
The pressure upon these stocks af-
fected nearly the entire list. The most
conspicuous exception was New York
Central, which advanced more than two
points, partly on the publication of a
statement calling attention to the fact
that the company has a large amount
OF bonds bearing high rates of interest.
which will mature within year or two.
and the refunding of which at current
rates will effect a considerable reduc-
tiOn in fixed charges
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Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting OF the Virginia
Carolina Chemical Company will be held
next week, and there are intimations
that important developments VIII take
place at that meeting which will con-
nrm reports that have been current for
some time of closer alliance between
the company and its principal competi-
tor in certain branches Of its business
than exist at present.
Irrespective OF this, n sufficient basis
for today's advance OF nearly two points
in the price OF Virginia Carolina Chemi-
cal common is found in the annual
statement OF the company, which show
that the management pursued n con-
servative policy in placing the stock
upon 5 per cent basis at the last diyi-
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Heavy Currency Shipments.

The ostensible influence depressing the
greater part of the list was the heavy
shipments of currency to the interior,
particularly in Chicago, in connection
with the manipulation of the corn mar
ket at that center.
In the afternoon there was a sudden
change in the course of prices. Sugar
Refining, which had been bought on a
large scale at the extreme low prices,
advanced six points. AS it became ap-
parent that some one was taking the
stock on an extensive SCALE the short
interest became alarmed and endeav-
ored to close its contracts.
This movement developed compare
tive scarcity of stock. circumstance
that made sellers for short account more
anxious than ever to extricate them
selves from their Improbable ventures.
At the sar1e time similar condition Of
affairs, yet upon a somewhat smaller
scale, developed in Missouri Pacific.
In consequence the two stocks. which
were first and second in respect to ac-
tivity, closed at the best prices of the
day. which showed a net advance OF
points in Sugar Refining, and half of
that amount in Missouri Pacific.
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B. & o. in Control.

It is now asserted with good deal of
confidence in number of quarters that
the persistent buying of Reading issues,
both prior to the declaration OF the an
thracite coal stock and Immediately
after that event, was for the account Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. and
that sufficient stock had been acquired
to give that company control Of the
Reading system.
i. II this is true. II means, of course.
that the Reading Company has passed
under the control of the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad Company, or rather, will so
pass when the voting trust is dissolved.
While the less active railway issues re-
celved a degree of attention commen-
Eurate with the activity in the leaders
OF the market none of them luctuated
widely.
On the other hand a number of the in
dustrials advanced sharply, notably
American Cotton Oil and Virginia and
Carolina Chemical common The trading
in both was the most extensive on any
day since the last upward movement
In them eliminated.
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Closed Somewhat Higher.

New York Central, at a fractional re-
action from the highest price. also
closed 2 points higher than last night.
S.. Paul, which was third in respect TO
activity. rallied nearly point from the
lowest price, but the final sale was
shade below the last transaction of yes
terda--
The campaign against the short inter
est, for that is what the final movement
in the market appeared to be, was also
effective in Amalgamated Copper, and in
the United States Steel stocks. These
received substantial support all day
Efforts were made to depress them,
particularly the common but they were
futile. 1t apparently is the intention OF
the friends Of the corporation not TO
permit the professional litigants who
have attacked the preferred stock con-
version plan to control the market for
its stock.
The total transactions were consider
ably larger than yesterday. and in addi-
tion to the larger dealings in the issues
that have been mentioned there was a
fair degree of activity in Atchison com
mon, Pennsylvania, Union Pacific, Ches-
apeake and Ohio. and Reading common.
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rency to be paid by due warrant
drawn IN his favor, upon the City
Treasurer aud payable only out Of
said Salary, Police. City Expenses
aud Light Fund" only IN such
United States Currency;
The Lieutenant of Police, the
sum, as such Monthly Salary, Of
$40 90 per month, in United States
Currency, to be paid BY due War
rant, drawn in his favor, upon The
City Treasurer, and payable only
out of said "Salary Police, Cry
Expenses and Light Fund" only
in such United States Currency;
The City Sexton, the sum, a>
such Monthly Salary, Of $4,000
per month, in United States Cur
rency, to be paid b. due Warrant
drawn in his favor, upon the City
Treasurer, aud payable only ont If
said "Salary, Police, City Ex-
peuses and Light Fund only III
such United States Currency;
Section + That all Ordinances,
or parts of Ordinances, in anywiSe,
in confiic, with this Ordinance. are
now hereby repealed;
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AIRY of this City, is now hereby
required, and it is made his ex-
press duty. at all times hereafter,
upon the Issuing aud Registration
by him, of any "ScrIp," Warrant,
or draft, to at once, in writing,
notify the City Treasurer of the
Issuance and Registration of any
aud all such Scrip" or Warrant,
or draft, stating the number, date,
amount. date of Registration, and
Registered Number thereof, to
whom, aud for what purpose
issued, and the SppcIic Fund upon
which drawn aud ont of which
payable;
Section 4 That all of the funds
of this City, now in the hands OF,
or that may hereafter come into
the hands of the City Treasurer of
this city, are now hereby classified
as follows:
All monies, now or hereafter IN
the said Special Fund, called and
known as the SALARY, Police.
City Expenses and Light Fund,
is now made, and shall at all times
hereafter constitute and be kept
by the Treasurer as, and be, the
First Class Fund.-" of this city;
All money now or hereafter, in
the said Especial Fund," called
and known as the said "SaIary
And Special Expense Fund, is
now made, and shall at AL times
hereafter constitute and be kept by
the Treasurer as, and be, the
"Secoud Class Fund.-" of this
City;
All other monies aud funds of
the City, shall, at all times hereaff-
er be kept by the Treasurer as,
and constitute aud be the Third
Class Fund" of this City;
That all Ordinances, and parts
of Ordinances, III anywise in con
filct with this Ordinance. are now
hereby repealed.
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SOME Texas editors take much
comfort in spectacle of Millionaire
Rockefeller, a sufferer from ihdi-
gestion and obliged to live on
crackers and skim milk, who is
held up as a warning TO the youug
man who would be millionaire.
They forget that the germs of Mr..
Rockefeller's disease do not lie in
wealth, and one may have a few
millions without getting dyspepsia
from their possession At any rate,
some of us would be quite willing
to run the risk, if there be any,
attached to the possession of
wealth.
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And thereupon, upon motion
duly made, seconded and unani-
nous adopted, Aldermen Celaya
aud Kowalski. were, together with
the Mayor, appointed a Special
Committee Of three TO fully hives
tigate, and examine into the Official
acts and accounts Of Clemente Mar
tinez, deceased. late Secretary Of
this City. and full and due Report
thereof, IN writing. make to this
Council at its next Regular Meet
ing.
And thereupon, npon motion
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Texas Notes.

J, j. Haynes has been reap
pointed collector of customs at
Corpus Christi, and Collector
FRncis l.. Lee at Galveston is also
re@ppOiuted.
JSQ Gomez, living on a ranch
near RN>Grande City, committed
suicide by bIO"SAg ont his brains.
An increase in the police force
of San Antonio was asked for by
the city marshal, on account of the
great influx of suspicious churac-
ers there.
Joaquin Miller, the poet of the
Sierras, visited Alice last week to
see about his land near there. He
lectured in Corpus Christi aud
Houston.
The steamer Cardium sailed from
Sabine Pass for Liverpool with
1900 barrels of Texas oil.
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duly made, seconded aud unani-
mously adopted, the city Secretary
and the city Treasurer, were each,
and each of them are now hereby
ordered and instructed to carefully
prepare for the information of this
Council, and present to it,. at its
next Regular Meeting. full itemiz-
ed descriptive lists of all the City
"Serip, or Warrants, now oat-
standing, showing the number,
date of issuance, amount date Of
Registration, Registered Number,
to whom issued and for what pur
pose issued, as to each such
"Scrip," or Warrants.
And therenpon, no further bust
nes appearing, upon motion duly
made, seconded and carried, the
Council adjourned until next Reg
uIar Meeting.
THOMAS CARSON, Mayor.
Attest
F. CHAMPION, City Secretary.
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