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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-03-05
C0MPLIMENTED
LIEUT.. STEWART.

New HydrOErnpher Elected an
Honorary Member of Naval Militia.
At a. meeting of the naval militia at
its armory last night on Bay street.
Lieut.. John w. Stewart, U. S. N, who
arrived recently in the city to take
charge of the photographic bureau,
was elected an honorary member.
- Lieut.. Stewart was a member of the
board of inquiry when the monitor Am
phitrite was in this port, that passed
upon the efficiency of the naval mi
litia at Brunswick, Charleston, South
Port and Savannah. 1t will be re-
membered that the Savannah division
was the only one that was accorded
any praise in. his report.
bers. 1t is expected that in about a
week officers will be elected.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-03-05

improvements and furnishings. the new
bowling alley. piano, and additional
furniture. $3.264.47."
Concerning the necessity for the re-
cent increase in dues. the commodore
said:
The board, finding that the club
was running considerably behind in
finances and that it would not be posi-
bic, in its judgment to maintain the
club, at the high standard which had
prevailed previously. on the present
revenue, instructed me TO call meetings
to consider the advisab ility of tncreas-
ing the dues to SIS per annum These
meetings were called, and the dues
have been put at SIS per annum. The
board now figures that with the in
creased revenue from this source the
club can be maintained in the proper
way, and within two years will take
up its floating loan and also pay
amounts as they become due on its
mortgaged Indebtedness, as agreed up
on with the trust company which holds
the mortgage"
The Clubs Membership.
In referring to the numerical status
of the club. Commodore Bacon re-
capitulated its membership as follows:
Present membership 542. During the
year we have admitted thirty-eight
members; lost by death five; dropped
for non payment of dues eight; by res
fsnation thirty-nine. Your membership
is composed as follows: 513 resident,
nine honorary, twenty nonresident
Expenses and Income.
The treasurers report shows the fol-
lowing receipts and expenditures dur
ina he
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-03-05

from the system. 1t takes away soreness
of the lungs, burning sensation, pains; it
cures sore throat, cough, cold, catarrh,
grip-or any of the minor ailments that
lead to consumption. 1t checks the dis
charge of mucous from the nose, throat,
or lungs, and heals the pus-emitting sore,
no matter where located. 'Blood Wine''
does all this by its wonderful action upon
the blood. Here is another who was
cured of consumption by" Blood Wine"
Miss Louise Clements, of 9S Aiken
Avenue, Lowell, Mass, says:
last winter caught a cold which settled
on my lungs, and for weeks was unable to
get out of the house. Ae spring drew near, the
cold wore off, but left me with a rasping cough.
which caused me the greatest alarm. NOTHING
seemed to stop 1t; physicians told me that had
developed consumption, and that they could do
little for me except to make my life easier
unless should go to another climate. | was
very weak, my skin feverish and my appetite
absolutely gone. A friend advised me TO try
: Blood Wine and from the very first it helped
me. My strength came back slowly but surely.
1 began to enjoy my food. Life became worth
living, and today am absolutely Well.O
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-03-05
ARE WANTED AT IVA.
Men Arrested at TnIbotton May Re
Taken to south Carolina.

Talbotton, Ga, March 4.-Three
crooks who were arrested here Mon
day, suspected of having blown a safe
in Hamilton, are wanted in Iva, S. C.
The gold watch found has been identi-
fled by MIR. w. F. McGehee of that
place, and kilograms have been re-
ceived here. requesting that they be
held until requisition papers can be
procured from the state officials. The
men, who are named Will Oliver,
Thomas Hamilton and j. A. Byrd, will
no doubt be Identified as the crooks
who committed other crimes of like
character.
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Killed by n FnII.

Rome, Ga, March 4..William Do
zier' well-known negro merchant.
was Killed to-day by falling from the
lott OF his barn. near the city. He
was 50 years OF age. He fell only ten
feet, but died instantly.
Inc new city Democratic Executive
committee viii meet tomorrow morn
ing at 10 o'clock TO perfect organiza,
ton. A president and secretary are
20 be elected.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-03-05
Gave Worthless Check,

Augusta, March Al. D. Vandiver
was arrested tonight at the instance
of Jack Butler. Vandiver bought out
Buffers bar and gave him a check on
the Bank of Aiken. S. c., for $1,T00
The check was pronounced worthless.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-03-05
BISHOP MUST SERVE,
Failed to Perfect His Appeal in the
Required Time,

charlotte, N. c., March ARTHUR
L. Bishop, the young Petersburg, Va.
travelling man, who was ten days ago
sentenced to the penitentiary for five
years for killing Thomas Wilson of
charlotte, has failed to perfect an ap-
peal 10 the Supreme Court. the time
Ior which expired to-day. He will be
taken to Raleigh tomorrow TO begin
serving his sentence.
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FREE BLOOD TEST.

The only accurate way TO tell Just what Is IN
your blood-is TO have 1t examined by an expert
hacteriologtst under a powerful microscope
You can have your blood examined free OF
charge by sending your name 20 the Louis
ulArs. F'
Blood Wine" is different from any
other medicine in taste, appearance and
curative properties. 1t cannot BIO dupli-
Gated, as no one can analyze 10. Get a
bottle and try 1t. You'll be impressed
with its wonderful action. Price, fifty
cents for large bottle.
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Phlegar Resigns.

Roanoke, Va, March 4.-Judge Ar
cher A. Phlegar has resigned as vice
president of the Virginia Iron, Coal
and Coke Company. His future plans
have not been announced.
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49, O7 IL $19,2O7 II
After the presentation of the annual
reports the election for officers took
place.
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JOHN 6. BUTLER

SASH. DOORS, BLINDS, HARDWARE.
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, LIME, CE-
MENTS and PLASTER.
20 CONGRESS STREET, WEST.
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Total receipts and
expenditures ....$19, 2O7 II $1S,Os5 "a
Net receipts over
expenditures ... ........ 1,121 81
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Business
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-10
By TcleERph.

New York. April a:-spot cotton closed quiet
8 points higher; middlIns uplands laboo; DO. gut
April lorS: May o June s.ssc: July s-Ns:
Aug. s.g5c: Sept. $500: Oct soc; Nov. 6Ssc.
vance Of 1 TO 4 points, and following the call
ruled generally firm under continued covering By
May shorts and fresh purchases by The bull rool
hlsh record for the season was established IN the
May option. the trading was comparatively quiet.
ing almost exclusive attention The initial ad-
vance was encouraged by cables that were just
face Of fun port receipts FOR the day and con-
tinued favorable weather In the South Outside
conditions. however. appeared 70 have little at
sented little more than a fresh score OF May
shorts. The approaching holidays had naturally
apparently preferred covering 20 carrying their
contracts on the short side over until Monday
men,s Ths buying was accelerated around mid
day by moderate estimates for t0-morrows re-
after noon the high level Of the day and Of the
season was reached. when May sold AT ID &c.
July however. selling no higher thar ssss' Tss
price. From this level there was slight reaction
toward the close. due TO realizing: and the mar
Total ssies Of futures estimsted at i0.o0 bales.
New orleans. La April smcottonoFutrTe
10 iSfas aiaA Ae 81: july ESe i00..ilsisiose; Aug. sssassse:
Sept. sstgs Sc; Oct so9sfle: NOV: $50.
Pcs s asss; Sc, seo' s sStf' o snf 4 syea Sc: ioa
ioisc; m1ddiing fair II Sic. Receipts SIS: stock
Liverpool. April s.-cotton-spot in limited De-
mand. prices steady. American midtiing Stof:
so were for speculation and export and IN
ciudPd 500 American. Receipts 1000 oaies N.
anu sigsip s;.a lSl0T and 4rn eioeed ouIes. Ameriesn mid
ding z g c; APRIL go; IA AgT;i-4 9s Ss e Asa
AuE.asept 5ls6S lsd: ssPt-oct. +'s' oc|-No
L59G46d. Nov.-Dec. 4-b-d.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-10
Wall strcet Gosstp.

Reported by Commercial Advertiser. through
New YORK. April s.NNForeign@Taere vas : sst:
ter tone TO the trading in Americans in LONDON
light. The feature was the sharp Use tn souih,
ern Pacific. Prices eeme geneTaily higher, but
took in about 1850 shares. chiefly southern Pa
clfc, and also Union Pacific. AtchisOn and North
some Sc the .s is:'S Of s Mssi cane National siTs Ras on The Tns sis., were
Rock ,Island-The early fraction advance IN
s S9sk Islasa wa, has S SSs to fsvs Th15 w" wo, sslIed 5000
sold S,oO shares. They were followed BY Street
ifo.GS on TusaGay yoo They hey soii SsoS i IN he to snd
neon and the price reacted; The room was In
IN evidence for some DAYS vas prsctieaiy over
and the stock rallied somexhst: but Z, feciired
had been decided in favor OF the Government
9ss Arss.n12n %slgmp-Tss new, .As. tn.
Their appearance Sns, simgl;an neP.Ii y y Al, an ne active
p; ;hhe sudden weakness ascrt6.d 4 to a eharaeteris-
Known ss STi' sy 0s an A thef Kes ws: out q se neral : seiii ns~ nC Ss.
ment al down the line. II was aceentuateG
S Mnsn saw mS Sesg l SsTty at aa = PER In osf Pepn M mGst
which was hammered down vigorously. IN the
partial an ra fIH' Money essed o.. caused a
Penusyivaais-Tbe leader Of III. afternoon de-
cline was Pennsylvania. which touched lowest
price q the present, movement. The bear clique
took advantage Of the Northern Securities drive
against Pennsylvanis. and made such a pos
sIbility OF tie company's holdings Of 3. & o.,
y & W.. C. & o. and Reading being declared
contrary 10 law. An attempt TO cover caused
moderate rally.
Money-The early loans were made at about
81 per cent In the afternoon. when the market
was unsettled by the adverse merger decision.
half hour thirty hanks sent in considerable
money. which was offered at s per cent. and the
rate fell &c that figure. though 1t went up agar
later.
Opinions on the DecIsion-The principal selling
came from toe professional element. though com
mis- sion were also sellers. TIE street
seemed unable to form a very clear opinion as
70 the results OF the decision. The full text WAS
awaited. and. moreover. n was telt that some
tine would elapsc before the United States ST.
orsDe Court could render q decision. Representa-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-10

G7t5: MIXED packers y.2e6I.E; light sssc97.2s:
workers 10aL2S; pigs S75gleh shsep-Re-
lambs Stoali: Western lambs S@g95e: fed
ewes AsGS. native wethers lot Texas
1504L0
sales rsno-tssa nI,v $1,000 rss,va Ss ~
IRENE range. 7g2i4c per 10. Cables quoted Amer
lean stee1 at i24413rc, dressed weight; refrig-
orator beef at si-Hloc per ID. No exports TO-
day. alves-Recei I5: veals rated steady.
yeals sold at sass: city dressed veals. ex-
treme range. s6l3c. Sheep and lanbs-Receipis
S22; Both sheep and lambs slow and weak
al n:I5: clipped do. at ss.3; unshorn lambs at
S5-&GSs clipped do at S.50G5.75 IS; q few State
lie per ID: dressed lambs 1e91tc. HogEReceipss
2.Ii4, market about steady: State and Pennsylva-
MIA hogs sold at T-6 per loo lbs: State pigs
At NV.
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LIGHTING ISSUES ACTIVE
AT STEADY PRICES.
GENERAL TONE OF LIST is
BULLISH.
Bids for High-Priced Stocks Indi
cate a Revival of Investment
Interest.

There was a better feeling in local secur-
tiles yesterday. While the volume OF trad
ing was not great, the bids and offers in
dicated that buyers were after some Of the
fayorite issues in the high-priced group.
Missouri Trust was an active feature at the
morning session. with sales at sl2s rs,
HSs2is and s12s.o. Lighting issues had
good support at about steady prices Mis-
souri-Edison common brought s22.25 and the
5-per-cent bonds changed hands at ,s43.
Laclede Gas IS were strong at ,l06-S7n and
SlOS0.
OF the traction group only the i-per-cent
bonds were active with sales on the down
turn at @.57L..
The afternoon session was extremely dull.
United Railways preferred at 1880. 81.
Louis Union Trust at 1851 and Missouri
Trust at $l2S were the only issues traded In.
MORNING SESSION.
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Tinges and stained AasSo below white.
Galveston-SPot. market nrmer. mtddings
10 lie; sales loo bales.
New orlEsns-spot market barely steady; mid
clings 10 lli6c: sales LEO bales
NemphiSSpot market firm: middlfnkB $40
Receipts at principal points:
Galveston. L6s3 bales.
New Orleans. S73s ealeA
Mobile. - bales.
Savannah. le73 bales
Charleston, a ealeA
Norfolk. IS bales
Houston. 1,5e5 bales
Memphis. IA bales
Net receipts at ali United States ports for
six days were 81, s4 bales. against g ISL bales .
week ago and 65.f7f bales q year ago. Exports
s5s5 6sles. against sssa bales q year ago stocks
G- Nh = u E,Inr-oE 90 kTE1fENT
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snceA sz.is1.5A Exchange 100 premium. For.
eign exchange. sterling exchange. kstzSf4 s8 70,
60 days and at 4S75 for demand.
New York April s.-EIchanEeA tus. IA 81;
balances SECS.
Boston. April t.-B1changeA S1eG e: bal.
ances. sl.s53. 279.
Philsdelphia, Pa. April s-Cestnss. ss, so<-
40: balances. es. soa. Money 6&SH per cent.
Baltimore. Nd. Aprii f-CIeGrinks "a IS .os1
balances. SE6.H5.- Money 8 per cent.
New York Bond Sales.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York, April s.-Sales OF bond, wer, na5s
here to-day aR follown:
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New York. April s-Price movements in the
curb market to-day were generally In an upward
direction. There was a decided recovery In
United states Steel bonds. Speculation was anii
eonined largely TO those issues that have re-
Gently been prominent.
Northern Securities opened at 1854. eased OF TO
1S and then had 4 rise TO 10, on q total bust
sOld between Sis and SA for 5000. INTERIOR
go nAEho rIanriS tuIi gs'o S%a so Ior eV
shares. Miscellaneous dealings INCLUDED American
Can preferred from liz to "a and back 10 AZ
for 100 shares. the common at 81 for 100 shares.
St Louis Transit common at ISL for 100 shares;
Tennessee Copper at 50 for 100 shares
After TIE announcement Of the Northern Sc
curities decision. this issue dropped to Iot, half
point between sales. The break IT. this unsettled
the balance OF the market. which sold on IA
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New York. April 2;-Meney on can nrmer at
60 days 6kGA; 90 days 54:dlz: six months 5aSi.'
Prime mercantile paper 5ka6- Sterling exchSnee
al sdyance at 4es.Sa4s6.Ie for demsnd and at
fS20fSaG Tor 80 DAYS. posted rates 1854 SO;
commercial bills 4S5g4S Mexican dollars sic:
Government bonds firm: railroad bonds eaxter
Cincinnati. o.. April S-ClearingS. g. aga
Money shS per cent. New York exchange ic dis
chicago. April s.-c1earings. 81. 1855 bal
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Native Run F~air-Beef Cattle Strong
sheep Trade Dull.

ATTvE CATTLE-Beef Steers-Nativo cattle
receipts were small. and were only a third as
large as offered last Thursday OF all classes.
There was a fair supply OF steers on sale, how
ever. Of decent 20 good kinds. some Glib. steers
and heiteTs bringing the top at G.I5. Trade
genernlly did not display the life that was shown
the past few days. a. buyers were a good bit
backward in buying. having secured a good many
cattle for their needs the fore part OF the week
and. while the market was considered steady
to strong. st was very much spotted.
Representative sales.
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Is. esf... SIS is...iss... 80
Butcher Cattle-A light supply Of butcher cat
tie were on sale. and we're Generally OF only fair
kinds. with a few OF the better grades being in
cluded. Trading was much slower than the mrs
vious days have shown. as buyers have SECURED
considerable lightweight stun suitable Tor the
local trade and were not seeking supplies 10 any
great extent. Prices. however. were consfderei
FULLY steady. Gamers and bulls were unchanred
priCeN.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-10

Fourth street: WIZ
Prime sterling cables t.Sco4sTp; checks
i-sssSGf sss5; 90 days -Eso34 $50.
Grain bills asa
Cotton bills as.
Baakers Paris cables s.isxec.i t i-is: check,
lsNg5lsfgs. l-le: % days ASt.Isi La
Commercial French francs. cheek kfTs. "a
days Is I-i6.
S.tOSL e~S'
Gomnerslal BelEian francs checks S.isHo
s.is LIS: 90 days S.E166-a i-ie.
Bankers reichsmars, cables Bis: checks
Commercial reichsmarks, checks - l1-isosE.. en
days "a 7-isl9iiS: 80 days spld94 I-lk
Bankers Dutch %gullders, checks 81: 60 Cay.
Commercial Dutch suiIdeu. check. % lis: 90
Market strong
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PECIA
New York. April s-Ths following shows the
opening, highest. lowest and closing quotations
on the New York Stock Exchange to-day. Cor
rected daily for The Republic By DIT. X. Francis.
Bro. 4 Co.. bonds and stocks. No. 2i North
Fourth street:
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Tor broke mules. 4 10 I wears n


Kansas City. No. April s-Cattle-Receipts
steers active. strong: Quarantine strong; cows
and heifers steady: stockers and feeders arm.
fair TO good a94.0; stockers and feeders $40
western lei steer sos: Texans and In
dian steers SutS1. Texas cows sfOnf. ma
cow native heifcrs SsSat!5:
!. Ho<s-Receipts 5000: market steady 10 stronx
TOP y1.f5: bulk Of sales lso0Ln: heavy E.N
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Poultry.


EBJBLI SBEClAL
New York. April -Live poultry receipts to-
day were Z cars Western and 2 Southwestern.
with only 4 OF 5 cars more due for balance OF
week. There was a good demand for fowls and
changed on all Gescriotons Of stock.
Dressed P6ultTy-Reeelpts to-day SO pkss. Re-
consIdered heavy. but there was an unsatisded
demand and market was about slstained at lte
;maIl way was strained higher: One s,S car ., yeryy
MUM. over quotations; Some lots are still out;
pfobably and an ou.s@. Fresh-kiiled turkeys
dull. Squads steady:
poultry. mostly fowls. roasting chickens and
broilefs. Frozen Pe~ultry.,sTqrkeys. young hens
i4615c. other quotations unchanged.
Eggs.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
az cases; SALES e the eSehanse Were 400 eases
age paeEsd. seller April at Ike bushes; fSm
store was light and buyers held on In face OF
Of a siSeRened ps demand fr the Pe@sindsss q ,Sa
week. a week feeling developed and concessions
any p' section thSS showed esreiess D sSsdIns. DE,
ties and checks SS6i sold TsSSily; puck and goose
Chicago. April s.Esss firm; at mark. cases
Kansas city, Mo. April s-Esss firm: fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock 12c doz. cases re-
Ph.iadeiphia. April S1Esss s t1s1Saeo fiir de-
msnd: fresh nearby Ic at mark: DO. western
DO. duck ssEs SGs7c: goose 1V ess sSu Zee Hsc'
TurpentiRe and Rosin.
Savannah. Ca April s-Turpentine hrm. &C
i .Es; SS,; s.; N ha; N SS: ". G.
FIaxseed.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
CHICAGO. April s-Flsxseed was easy and IA
le lowsr; May was tLlO bid: No. / N~orthvestern
Receipts were ears here. . at Ninnsapoiis and
70 Al DuinA -
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Nem York stock QuotntIon..

lives OF the Northern Pacific and Great Northern
companies declined TO express opinions for pub
llcation-
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~LocaI,Moner Marked.

Transactions at the banks were In fair WI
ume. with a good demand for call and time loans
for which rates were steady between 5 and &
per cert
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New York Curb Market.

Yesterday Bank CIearinE.
Yesterdays clearing house statement showed
clearings. 1890. 2s5; balances. E.lz7.Ga
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Mining StOcks in New York.
New York. April s--CioSfng quotations on min
Ing stocks to-day were az follows:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-10
g. 100. 500 l.. 20. 500 L.. So. s.oo
b.. 49,. 500 L.. 49,. 100
YEARLINGs AND HERETIcS

L.. 1O... sou L.. wv. ~ L.. w.. A.y
SOUTHERN CATTLE-The supply OF auaran-
tine cattle was exceedingly light, and was hard
~ Of sufficient proportions to base Q fair esti-
mate OF the market: IL was only eight cars. en-
bracing BOZ head. compared with IS cars and 80
head last Thursday. and % cars and $50 head two
weeks ago. The supply consisted Of ? cars OF
calves. } OF bulls and J cars Of steers. a couple
loads Of very decent bulls were on oner:. the
calves we're also decent. while the balance Of the
supply was Just fair. Offerings were easily dis
posed Of at good, steady prices
The supply 50 far this week shows q big de-
crease compared Will the three previous weeks
and With the same time last year. The. weeks
arrivals amounting 20 Il cars. against 100 cars
for the four days Of last week. 2l6 cars two
weeks ago. and les cars three weeks ago. while
during the same week OF 1909 there were received
80 cars
The bulk Of the arrivals OF the week were
mostly steers. and the majority OF them were
OF the better grades. the latter topping the mar
ket at A.75. She stun was scarce. with q train
Of the first crasSers OF the season at G1S. Very
few bulls were included. Trading has been very
active. buyers operating freely. and the week
closes with an advance on steers. cows and bulls
Of lOG21c. Calf receipts were Tery light enc
hardly enough TO make comparisons. but prices
were considered fully steady.
RanragGnfuFN-a .-@naa.
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TurpentiRe and Rosin.

Chicago. April s-Fiaxseed was easy ana Ha
le lowsr; Nay was ;LIO bid: No. / N~orthvestern
sold at S-l0- and No. l. was nominal At slo&
Receipts we're 4 ears here. . at Minnsspolis and
Is at Duluth .
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,vernment Bonds.

Whitaker L Co. exchange brokers. No. 90
North Fourth street. quote domestic exchange a.