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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-05-15
RAILROAD NOTES.

Fred NestIebush is new man on
the steam pipe job at the machine
shop.
Engineer Albright is putting a new
roof on his house and enlarging his
kitchen.
Conductor S. r. Goode took layoff
Springs this week
Engineer W. Swearenger left Mon
day for the Pueblo run. He has been
assigned to engine 1869.
Passenger trains, Nos. and were
several hours late Monday morning,
caused By a washOut at DellVale.
Conductor Mcdonald is repairing
aud improving his residence. He is
putting in new doors and windows and
will repaint the house.
Conductor ]. W. Usher left Saturday
morning for Pittsburg. Pa. He is a
delegate to the o. r. Q. convention
which is in session at Pittsburg-
Ed Luther has returned from Chi
caGO where he represented the brake
men OF this division in q conference
with the company IN regard to more
pay for brakemen.
". d. Van Scoyk, Of the Rock Island
6uOB5F - EGuOue1luB lis EoSAu6uC6 anu
making extensive improvements ".
L. White is doing the work.
A switch engine and two crews will
be employed in the yards here soon.
The train crews will be glad of this
change, as heretofore they had to do
the work of making up trains.
Engine 1867, which has been in the
shop for light repairs, was turned out
Thursday and put to work on the road
Engineer Oak:Ord and Fireman JEFF
fries will take her Oh the run west.
J. NJ. Gr1ber, superintendent IF
lines west of the river, WIS here Mon
day on his special car. He was accom-
panied by Division superintendent
Abbott and other officials Of the divis-
ion.
The management of the Lackawan
ma railroad has decided to grad
Ually supercede the telegraph
with the telephone in the operations
Of trains A telephone system now ex-
tends over their entire line. All yards,
roundbOuses and shops are placed in
communication with each other, and
80 per cent of all messages are handled
by telephone
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-05-15
LOCAL NOTICES.

The Drew-Selby Shoes at Millisaek's.
Wilson Bros, attorneys at law.
The WaIkover Shoe at MiIlisack's.
Wilson Bros. have a small house for
sale cheap.
Mems Negligee Shirts, s. dozen as
sOrtment at Millisack's.
81. T. Wheatley keeps all kinds of
coal at SCOTS old stand.
Buy your coal of Wheatley at SCOTS
old stand
Women's Oxfords and Slippers-the
Drew-Selby kiDd-the line for style, fit
aud service. Sold at Millisack's.
If you want correct and complete
abstract of title TO your land write or
call on ThOs- P. Leonard.
The Walkover Shoe fits best, wears
best. Good line at Millisack's.
Wilson Brothers sold the George
Hess ranch containing go scr IS this
week. This is one Of the finest ranch
es in the southwest part Of Sherman
county.
See B. F. Brown for hail insurance.
No discount Losses paid in full
Mems Fancy Vests in large assert
ment Of style-white and cOlOred-st
Millisack's.
I have milk for sale from jersey
COw.-O. @. Dawson.
This is TO notify the public that am
not in partnership with Wilson in the
painting busiuess.-W. NJ. Wellmsn.
Call on or write to Wilson Brothers
/ if you wish TO buy, sell or lease SheT'
man county land.
Lennox, Canon City and hard coal at
the Scott yard H +. Wheatley.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-05-15
Ii RInnche.

Mr.. Hargraves and new wife (nee
Sads HOrton) moved into the DenDie
house last Wednesday. Basel and
Mike bach now.
Mrs. Wallace, formerly Mrs. S A..
WilemRn, was up from Sharon Springs
and stayed on her claim last Monday
night.
Charley Marsh and family, who have
lived at Denver eight or ten years, and
own land here, visited at George Ham
Inns last week They will drive
through to eastern Kansas for
Charities health.
Sam johnson, who sold his ranch 70
Golden and had a public sale this
spring, has taken a homestead In Wal
lace county and has hired Fritz Archie
bauer to work for him It seems hard
for an old timer to q1it these parts
after be sells out.
This vet spring has got rs all in the
notion to plant potatoes and garden
again thinking they may survive the
bugs. hoppers and dry weather which
have completely ruined such truck for
several years here OF late
Billy Hamlin stayed too late at
Doerfer's Sunday night and must have
been badly "girl struck" for be got lost
and rambled on foot over the prairies
and landed at Pete Emig's, seven miles
IN the opposite direction from home,
where be stayed until morning.
Rye in these parts a foot high, fall
wheat hides a jack rabbit, spring
wheat not near done stOOling, and We
all hoE0 TO see the best crop for years,
or since 1892, when all wheat went 20
bushels per acre here.
The ground is soaked for about two
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-05-15
First published May Isl
NOTICE

IN justice court before ". s. Coleman a jus
i tice Of the peace in and for the city Of Good
land and IN Sherman county. kansas To
NeEton's Collateral Loan Bank Of Denver,
Colorado, you are hereby notified to appear at
my Office IN the said city Of CToodland, on En-
day, the 5th day of June. 1893, and at ten O'Clock
a. m Of said day to inteTplead as q defendant
TO the gaTnlshee action IN a cause now pending
IN the aforesaid court wherein III. h Auer &
Son are plaintiffs and D. @ Knoble defendant,
and the Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific Rail
way company Is garnisheer and 70 show cause
Why the said EarniEhee shall not pay into this
court the sum of 1854 in its hands belonging 70
said ID. O. Knobls st the time said garnishee
was served with a summons OF garnishment on
the 21st day Of February, 1905, to be applied
upon the judgment heretofore rendered In said
cause against said d. q. knoble.
". :. COLE1IAN, Justice Of the Peace
E T. MURPHY, Attorney for Plaintiff
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-05-15

A birthday party was held at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ". l. White,
Monday evening in honor Of Miss
Letha White, on the occasion of her
18th birthday. About . neigh bOrs
and friends were present. The even
ing was passed pleasantly with music
and games. Light refreshments were
served to the guests.
DR.. F. II. Smith was called to Clare
mont, Colo, Wednesday TO attend
John Wagner, who has pneumonia
The doctor caught the Planners
excursion train, and when he arrived
at ClaremOnt, was taken in convey
ance to the Wagner Brothers ranch,
seven miles south Of that place. Fred
WAGNER is the active member Of the
firm. They have large ranch stocked
with 600 head Of fine horses, draft,
driving and saddle horses.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-05-15
on NAY sEORNING.

Now the bright morning star, days harbingsr.
Comes dancing from the east and leads with
her
The fOEsry Nay, who. from her green lap,
throws
The yellow ooEslip and the pale primrose.
Hail bOuntsOus Nay that dOst inspire
Mirth and youth and warn desire;
Woods and groves are Of thy dressing,
Hill and dale doth boast thy blessing.
Thus We salute thee with our early song.
And welcome the and wish thee long.
-Mf1eo-
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-05-15
From O0er the County.


8Iuldr0W.
Small grain has been growing dne
since the rain LAST Wednesday
G.. A O'Neal Vas in GOodlsnd S-tar-
day on business
The crowd at Sunday school had =
wet time getting home Sunday
Corn planting is progressing fast
Miss Fannie Albright left Friday for
SaIina, Kan, where she will attend
school at the Wesleyan university.
Mrs DiIIiDger visited with Mrs.
O'Neal Friday.
Kyle Mann is having considerable
trouble keeping his pump in repair
d. ". DiliDger is taking it easy with
q new riding lister this spring.
A family by the name Of Hart, from
/ Colorado Springs, have settled on the
place Dewey bought Of J. p. Wells
and We understand the range will be
stocked up with herd Of sheep
The grass is growing nicely since the
rains began but as yet il Is not long
| enough for cattle TO eat.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-05-15
For Those who Live on Farms.

Dr.. Bergin, Pans, Ill, writes; Il have
used Billiards. Snow Liniment; always
recommend it to my friends as I am
confident there is no better made. It
is q dandy for burns" Those who live
on farms are especially liable TO many
accidental cuts, burns and bruises,
which beaIrapidly when Ballard 5 Snow
Liniment is applied. It should always
be kept IN the house for cases OF emer-
gency. 25e, soc and 81 at Arensberg &
Cuilsn's.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-05-15

Mrs. Tom Laughlin is able to be out
again.
a u SmlGn ana h heliog0 are BUSY
breaking RellOgg's horses this week.
]. r. Eicher and sons got 8 new hsr-
ness this week.
Miss Matte Vale will return to her
home in Osborn county this week.
The party at L. z. Hartzler's was
we'll attended.
n. s. Mitchell has moved onto his
farm.
Continued next week.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-05-15

Anna Smith spent Saturday and
Sunday with home folks
Miss Sundays school, at New Liber-
ty. closed last Thursday. A number
were present and enjoyed a dinner
Bill Mass seems sad nowadays Per
haps it's because school Is out.
Bill Smith may leave next week for
a visit with friends in southern Kansas
and Oklahoma and to look st the
country.
With the blizzard Of the other day,
Of the past, and the future prospects
for measles staring one In the face one
is in q predicame0t-
Cal Albertson finished sowing wheat
last week.
Mrs Cal AlbertsOn who has been i'll
Is reported better.
1t is hard to scare up items since the
Prairie View scribe keeps such a strict
guard over those precious items of
! theirs. Good idea, someone may steal
'em for good.
Small grain is looking excellent con.
| sidering the backward weather
Considerable corn is planted. Some
OF the natives will put in over 1OO
| acres.
| Cut worms are plentiful and may ef
! feet grain later on.
The festive grasshopper is out Of the
shell and is combining his monstrOu:
appetite to the native grass patiently
awaiting the corn's appearance
John Mccall has in 400 or 500 acre:
Of small grain. John will be million
aire some day.
John Mccall and John Phillips de
horned cattle the past week
/ Portions of Grant township were
visited BY light rain and hail storm
Saturday afternoon. The hail were
large but scattering and did but little
damage. AS the storm approached
from the south the cloud took on the
appearance of a tornado, assumed {
Ehirling motion, portions of the cloud
almost dipping TO the earth, but srOse
and gradually dispersed
SCRIBBLER.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-05-15
4 Runaway Bicycle

Terminated with an ugly cut on the
leg of J. b. Orner, Franklin Grove, Ill.
1t developed q stubborn ulcer IN
yielding to doctors and remedies for
years. Then Bucklen's ArDica Salve
cured it. It's just as good for burns,
scalds, skin eruptiOns and piles. DC
at W. Ennis drug store.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-05-15
Doesn,t Respeet ola Age.

It's shameful when youth fails 70
show proper respect for old sge, but
lust the contrary IN the case Of DR..
Kings New Life Pills. They cut Of
mslsdiss no matter how severe and II
respective OF old age Dyspepsia,
jaundice, fever, constipation, ali yield
20 this perfect pin sc at ". Ennis
drug store.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-05-15

In order to reduce our bins Of coal
that We may build new coal sheds, we
offer Lenox nut at $3.50 per ton; Rex
lump at IS per ton.
FOsTER LUMBER Co.
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'Ex- dividend
THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

The outside securities mark et was decidedly
more active to-day. with prices fnctuating
rapid" and nervouslv and in numerous cases
covering a wide range, Further new low
records were again established and some
of the inactive issues broke sharply below
the last previous sale. some time ago. being
offered down several points without trans
actions The declines in general were
checked at times by slight rallies resulting
from purchases to cover shorts The closing
was weak hut with recoveries from the
lowest
Northern Securities again was the leader.
both IA regards weakness and activity. Con-
tInued pressure was felt nearly throughout
the session, NJ one time declining II! per cent
below last nights figure, Near the clos"
ii rose per cent from, the lowest on COM
baCco common sold down per cont on y
light volume of offerings international
Mercantile Marine preferred suffered loss
Of "a per cent, making new low record At
Il. American Can preferred declined | per
cent Otis Elevator shares were offered
down . per cent without transactions
standard oil was more active and suffered II
lost about per cent. ROYAL Baking Powder
preferred declined about per cent Sea-
board Air Line common declined nearly I
per cont and the preferred y, American
WRITING Paper sold down Ia per cent
The Copper shares were generally lower in
sympathy with the balance Of the market.
and the further GU Of .c In The price Of
heavy offerings declined y per cent. but re-
covered all at the close. British Columbia
sold down x Union lost a fraction, and
White Knob Copper IA per cent.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call. 2Ha3'1 per cent; last loan,
money is quoted Mt i;la5 per cent. for sixty
cent. for four and tive months " per CENT.
for six months. j>@d6 pei. cent Cor seven and
and bills receivable other names. 5H@e per
rent.
Sterling exchanr" market was weak and
lower for both posted and actual rntes The
INQUIRY for renttHnGtS was small for to;
classes Of bills was larger than for some
time past, tontnentnl exchange was also
wes So for Svt onr En- nd dsS TeTf for .SS
sirht drafts. :sssso@s. $685. and DO cable at
transfers: s4s7.Ms4s7h3. Francs were
SIS for short reichsmarks were quoted NJ
p56a514 for long and 05'5d05 9-I6 for short;
gnders we're Gnoted at 40 l-leaio 3-le for
long and 40 5-l6d io1s for short.
Domestic exchange on New York-Boston
Par and &c. premium Charleston-Bu Buying,
Buying. SOC. discount; selling, 75c. premium
s saaph 5oS S. rS@ l pre
MUM. (hicago-2Sc. premium. Cincinnati
Between banks. zoe. pTrmium; over counter,
fouisville-2 Csc premium. Pittsburg-Par.
81, Paul--7oc, premium bnytng. soc discount.
Ninneapoiis-'5c. premium.
Money in London. l%d2 per cent Rate
OF disc cunt in open mnrket for short and
three months bills, 2i+m2 1-IG per cent. Con-
sols for money closed at % 5-ls and for the
account a2 7-i8 Paris adviccs quote per
cents ss francs IA centlmes. The private
rate OF discount ia per cent Exchange
on London. 25 francs li1a centimes Berlin
advices quote exchange on London 20 marks
ss1a pigs The private rate Of discount s
~ per cent
New York Clearing Horse statement: FIX
chances, s2i8s24, 200; balances, sIO.732, sOc
Sub-Treasury debit balance. sl.l5O.s8i
Commercial price of bar silver in New York.
SS3tc Bar silver in London closed NJ 245.d
Mexican silver dollars were quoted at I2i,c
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
THE LAWYERS SURETY COMPANY
nE VnDIx

NOTICE TO Stockholders.
\ special meeting OF the stockholders OF The
Lawyers Surety Company OF New Solb vii be
hcl on the 2cd day OF July. 1908 at 1880 O'Clock
p. NJ. at the once OF such Company at No 81 Lib
crty Street, in the Borough Of Manhattan. city
Of New York for the purpose OF voting upon prop
osition to reduce It's capital stock and the number
az shares into which such capital stock is divided
from two hundred aud nifty thousand dollars $3.50
900. consisting OF two thousand hve hundred
500, shares OF the par value OF one hundred
dollars $500, each, 10 one hundred thousand dol
lars Nl00.O0o,. TO consist OF one thousand u 900,
shares OF the par value OF one hundred dollars
$500, each, and OF further voting upon PROPOSE
times and In such manner as Its directors shall
determine. the amount OF It's capital over and
above the amount OF the reduced capital. or such
part OF said surplus as the meeting may determine.
and for the transaction o. any other business proper
70 como before a general meeting OF the stock
holders OF said Company
Dated New York City, July I. iaoa.
BY order OF the Executive Committee.
JOHN r. BLAND, President.
GEO. r. CALLS. Secretary.
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Live Stock Market.

WEDNESDAY, Tuly Is
Receipts Of becves were 2s85 head inrlydrr
N cars for export alive. 90 cars for Sla4gatrrrr,
and ii for the market Steers slow. bu, opc7ei
arm to iOc. higher, closed steady: bulls Stra!. ~
IOc lower; COWS unchanged The yards ,,crs
cleared. Common 10 choice native st"rr, soft %
a 2Jas5 50 per 100 lbs; CullS az s. SOFSA .l VITA
no Fat bulls offered; COWS at sl7iati. rS,rt fat
G VI, ats 4.l5. Dressed beef slow AZ ,,rs .r ncr
ID Tor native sides Latest Liverpool and London
cnhics quoted live cattle steady a. llnlN,. pc"
h tops. l2c,, dressed weight sheep SLOW n ~ 0
lll,c.: few young sheep, Re, dressed wcl'1t r,
frigcrdtor beef selling al Nl,&9l,C. per ~ E'.
ports TO day. $500 quarters Of bee; nom ~ l,rrrr
Receipts OF calves were i.ii4 head incniilng ''2
direct 10 butchers; and vita the stair rllyr, 'l'fr
u TO soc lower fully 100 caves un>nld AZ ID '''
hour. Common To choice VealS sold Al SiaS. p
per 100 lbs. tops AT $3.50 TIL ends at S35u. gDn'rl
sales were at SjmS GraSscrN and bult"rraN'
ranged from s. Ia SG;5 ted and uINcd calves s''b
AT &dN city dressed NralS lover A. iAt 81 NrT
ID with few selected AZ 10 country dr -. ] "''.
NJ 5Nac,
Receipts OF sheep aud lambs were i''n Nn'd
including cars for SlaughtrrrrS aud ill., Tor 'N-
market: making with the stale Stur", n - ra', \
sale Sheep were steady To u fun'luN hr ~
lambs tirm and next I" IN" top rtri"' l'' o..
higher: nearly cN"rylhHg was cleaned UP. IuNrF
10 best sheep sold AT 80 iOdH 25 per no his. orr
nary to prime lambs AZ SijdS.S5. Dressed 4"
ton hrm at 6Tslac. per III. dressed lambs at
iil3c. ,,.,..,
Receipts Of hogs were 5,iE head, Including hhnlt
40 head for the market, Heavy hogs were l'n
zoe. lower; all weights easier state hogs SON as
5000 80 per l00lbS. deck OF rough mixed western
hogs AZ scani ~
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The trading in cotton was inactive hut the tone
was rather ivcsh and the fluctuations IN preSSs
crate advance on better cables man eApectca1: an
Improved spot demand In Liverpool. New orleans
less outside buying, after which there wasa re
action In which most months maue sman net
decline on falling on IN tne uema nnns s.r,ion ps
heller crop reports from the Southwest and more
or less selling by Wall street ard spot interests
together with littlc foreign selling. On the re
action New Orleans again gave support and prices
rallied Then. too. New Orleans showed note
worthy strength. commission houses were mourratde
still later there was another recession on local
selling but the close was very steady al moderate
tho duness OF the cotton goods trade but there Is
believed to be large short Interest IN tne nrW ,s
crop months. and strong New, orleans nv 40 r>'S
are still thought to he commit cd to the long sue
said house: The general tone OF the ma mar ro
evidence Of a change thai would result, in per,
mancntly higher prices. Liverpool shoWen gTe n.
met on common ground with conscGncnt tss , ,h
tlon OF satisfactory trade IS p1S'nr ,sat
and indeed our private advlccs arc conclusive
that as far sp;nncrs are concerned NE narne
mn ket Tor spot cotton is practically hare OF Dc,
srnb e grades and the holders arc r0nlpet ,Ss
h,nd h' Of SPOT brokers representing spnncrs than
itthe cotton was unqucSonrH N graz az" arnis
strict mIddng cotton ~ pfOOap'E WI" 10 III
easily In this market hut tie contracts nov hclu
here in St re cannot be- sold on nus pas. oi reasons
which are well understood by the tradr. New
Englnn spnncrs are Wiling to buy ths.T ilmmrGlal.
wants hut only sparIngly and AT prices thr preSeht
hnidere are not willing 10 accept. II remains 10
be seen VIVA, point these n i1'errSiS , VII come hs
AZ, nni,nns Of the next crop are showing signs
OF The manipalaye sccs Of nGdsc sMlrS n, ana r me
winter positions 10 day begin 70 snow tnr enec t
~ hroyv selling by the outside public on good
or ne news by general hardening tendency. The
market ls therefore. hEcly TO prove an interesting
one In the near future particularly " crop 'ndica
lions arr not fully M 10 the recent past.
IoeFGE lido on thr spot was casti, a. Isc
AZ l -. 400 bags ,iaracabO; 500 bags Mexican. fu-
,nres ciosrl svsy%h prreS Tn,a""ssM, 0P
Wnmhurv WnchnnEcd 10 =, pfG. lower American
warrhoiSc deliveries, 1928 bags There was u
hnlhnN In RrnEIl NrcrA mere rs IOllONN.
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m75 South American. ss75 PORK was nia anc, E s;
mess mes. a, a. o ssSoHsn25' Talow. i4c Ui,SStd
nrsts. isp2oc SECONDS, l7l;alhac. Chtts,. Stj'itc
I. c.. small fancy, iOc.: fair 10 prime, sl,abS.,
gathered, extras, ls1o.: SECONDS TO NrStS, i55i;r
Chicago. July l5.-"1here was a most ST nsStV,,Si
advance In lard during the last few minute s Of H..
session In that brief period four or I'VE com nv
mission firms that were short began bidding sgalnS,
each other In order to execute Stop-oss order
The result was an advance OF over q cents in il,
than fifteen minutes In September lard and Of 81 i,
As compared with yesterdays close. This is ina
most sensational advance In years Holder "g ~
the property utterly refused TO ell until n, .S
close. when all the wants were supplied al around
top prices. Pork and ribs very naturally Sy,r n.
thlzed. The entire provision market op, ND hskSr
and there was steady Tightening Up all day, win
offerings constantly growing Scarccr"
SC0AR.-R Raw was firm az sasc. 70 r "a tSS, ana
l6c. for 40 test. Large sales for Shlrm,rt from
Cuba at equal TO II .18c. for conthiugal 80 ieSt
Refined was active: Arm: graduated tGCG5Cjc,
CHICAGO, July l5.-TheSe were TO DAYS nrircS
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

Ex-senator Smith. receiver Of the United
States Shipbuidlng Company, has appointed
the Audit Company Of New York TO examine
the affairs Of the ShpbIding company
Yesterday was the last day of deposit under
the plan Of tho sheldon REORGANIZATION Com
l2rty OF bonds have been deposited with
the committee
At q meeting in Detroit yesterday Of tho
stockholders Of tn" gan Central Railroad
Company, the contract for the lease of the
years was ratified Richard II L'Homme-
dieu,, general superintendent Of the system,
has been appointed general manager, and
s. p. Hutchinson has been selected to succeed
MIR. L'Hornmedieu as general superintendent
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Coffee nuctuated within narrow limits, some
cables, md n ittIe local and foreign selling
METALS. In London, lin declined y las for spot
10 GI29 and ri AS for futures, To fl2O i5S, The
market here Was weak and about 50 points lower
Copper declined as In London 10 $40 los Tor spot
lower LEAD was unchanged In both markets,
win the foreign closing cit - sd Spcltrr WAS
Is nd. lower ahIpad NJ so is while W" New orb
tatIonS oi the Metal Exchanges Copper. Lake spot.
i3O2a ais,Gc.; ccctroytc, spot, 'atI,2GI57 =;
casting sp0; ls,6FiA3 fl.c.: tin 20 9Od27itC..
lead, aI2i,c.; snrltrr en612i"c.: iror Northern,
No; ~ o@so0 No.:XSs 1909 $50 70 ?
plain; Lon southern; NO, ! Ionnury. as.t
nominal: steel rails At MIL s2s,
NAVAL STONES, Spirits Of tuIpentlne, 5la5lI1c.
Common 70 FOOD strained rosn, 81 to q. IS.
PBovrsIoNs.-Lsrd was steady: refined Cont