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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-02-12
COMMENT AND OPINION.

The Hanna boom lacIs cabiret
facilities. Mr.. Roosevelt has coaxed ir.
dragged in. roped in and fenced in as a
cabinet appointee. pretty nearly every
statesman mentioned" as a possible
rival.-Alhan- Argus.
The president is said 10 be con
cerned about the condition Of things in
Ohio where the Hannaites and the For
akerites are trying To see how much Of
strain their relations will stand.-Birg-
hamton On W Leader.
The report is IN circulation in
Washington that Postmaster General
Payne contemplates retiring from Office
AZ the end OF the current presidential
term. And no doubt there IS more than
hot air" In the report A democratic
president will have little use for Gen.
Payne's services-Savanna News.
Prom a republican source Il comes
that President Roosevelt has deserted
HIS loyal friend Foraker. He will pin
his hope on Hanna and rust to luck.
or course it IS known TO the president
that Hanna will control the Ohio dele
CATION anyway. and he wants that nom
ination so badly that he can taste it.
Indianapolis Sentinel.
IF President Roosevelts political
future depends upon Matt s. Quay. as Il
said to be the case. he Is likely 10 make
the discovery pretty soon that Mr. Quay
IS dealer In futures also. Pennsvi-
vania politicians from Simon Cameron's
day 10 this have never helped out pres
ident without helping themselves 10
everything In Chicago Chronicle.
So far as can be discerned. there
Is nothing whatever in the issue OF Sill
verism but Mr. Bryan's own personality.
yet his trumpetings alone concerning
'reaffirmation" are enough 10 create al
most a panic. II must be an unusual
personality that can thus bestride a
political situation that Is bounded BY
continent II has been Mr Bryan's
week but there are weeks and weeks
10 come IL Mr.. Bryan actually expects
TO force another indorsement Of free
silver. he Is expecting the impossible
The majority will rule Springfield
Macs Republican.
All democrats" regardless %
how they voted In past presidential elec-
tions. are invited to join in ending dele
gates 10 the next national-convention
II "all democrats" could be induced &c
vote together they might swing things
In this country Springfield Repub-
llcan tTnd).
Theodore Roosevelt is a hesita;-
ing choice Of the local republican organ
ization for the nomination for president
Practically all the leaders are for k.u
because they sec no avenue OF escape
but all would gladly welcome a shift 10
the programme to Hanna-Buffa.o
Times.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-02-12

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-02-12
Ancient Cure for naIdn~s.

a learned Egy biologist has just found
a remedy for badness Inscribed IL
paDyrus. II was used b. the mother OF
King Chata. the second sovereign CT the
frs. dynasty. 1000 b c. Here is the r.
cipe 4 mixture Of dogs paws. dates
and asses hoofs- ground CD and cooked
il oil. The head IS 70 be rubbed yigor-
ousiy with the preparation.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-02-12

Tts greatest lessons that Won taugt.
W-rs rot D. chalk art reucr wrought
As crel your lQlr on he.ds and sly.
- likewise just a. vide and high
You rrerei % the eyes % youth
IRE prirr PIES 0f love and truth
-Eduin I. Sab.u. In Youths Companion
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-02-12

Another one Of those lobbyists ap-
preached me to-day with an insulting
propositioh. said Congressman Graph.
ter
"Oh. john" exclaimed his wife. then
you can afford to buy me that sealslsin
sacqur now. can't you?"-Pbiladelpbia
Press.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-02-12

David Kaphokoakimokeweonah has
been appointed postmaster at Koekia.
Hawaiion islands. This is but another
Illustration OF the Administrations
preference for men OF letters in official
positions.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-02-12

Sioux Ctfys tla-l record OF one d.
yorce for every six marriages in 1908
shows. remarks the Louisville Times.
that so far as that town az least Is con-
cerued q g zone too soon for the women
TO 90 the choosing
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-02-12

The use % electricity iu connection
With farm work s being strongly adyo-
called The idea that the light Is dtlete-
rious TO vegetation Is said to be all wrols
and that the contrary holds good.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-02-12
THE PHILIPPINE TARIFF.
IL should he Dispensed 18th I'm the
Interests of Both Ccun-
tries.

We are taxing the people OF the
Philippines 70 per cent of the Ding
ley tariff rates on their products tha;
are imported into the United States
They are naturally asking US to aboJ-
ish. or at least reduce. that exorbitaEt
tax on their business relations with US
The United States bought the Philip
pines from Spain and we have under
taken 10 govern them for our own ben
eft II has proven 10 be a costly ex-
pertinent and will probably always re-
main a tax upon the American peo-
pie. but to raise up a tariff wall 10
prevent their products from coming
here ana our products from reaching
them would seem TO be taking an IN
fair advantage Of a poor. defenseless
people The only excuse for taking
the Philippines and governing them
in the way that imperial governments
rule their colonies is that It will
eventually be profitable to the Amer
lean people. But even the financial
prospect is not encouraging: for all OF
our profits so far would not paw for
the beer that the United States army
in the Philippines consumes. The only
way they ever will be a profitable in
vestment Is 10 encourage them 10 grow
tropical products that we need and 80
give them money enough 70 buy our
products in return. A high tariff tax
at both ends OF the route will not bring
that about: yet the protectionis.s are
opposed to abolishing or even reduc-
ing the tariff wall between us
The representatives in congress Of
the protected industries. such as sugar
and tobacco. are denouncing any at
tempt 10 reduce the Philippine tariff
and declare they will fight it more
bitterly than they fought Cuban -eci-
procity The time must come. how
ever IL We continue to hold the Phil
ippines. when there will be free trade
between theze islands and the United
States. There is no more reason for
a tariff wall between MS and the Philip
pines than there was for continuing
the tariff against Porto Rico. We have
reduced the tariff in Cuban products
and we do not own that island how
can we refuse to do better than that
for our own colony2
A few protected interests should not
be allowed TO stand in the way OF Civ
ing the American people all the adj
vantages that arc possible in return for
their enormous outlay in purchasing
and holding the Philippines. and any
tax on trade Is TO our advantage.
However much republicanism
might like 10 return 10 the type 1. lost
al Buffalo. 10 tact and caution and cor
servatism. as distinguished from the
impulsiye and headlong. II is denied the
opportunity for choice IL must run
Roosevelt. Brooklyn Eaale nnd.).
Turn on the power and get con-
troll OF majority Of the delegates 10 the
next democratic convection. A major
ity will determine what the platform OF
1903 shall say. IL Mr. Bryan or any
other maa in the convention thea 1T
icmpis 70 tie the par'yto the silver issue
for another four years. quietly roll over
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-02-12

Herbert Gladstone. son Of the grand
old man. himself now a man Of 50. has
spent nearly half his life thus far in
the house of commons.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-02-12

Our president Is not king; our peo-
pie is not a third estate: our churches
are not hierarchles: ar-ar-----a-
not hereditary.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-02-12
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Lasson I'm the International series
for February -, IO0l-JeEus
ForgiNes Sins.

THE LESSON TEXT. Marx 2.l-l2.
GOLDEN TENI.-Ihe son al man
hath power ON earth ia forgive sins.
Marx 3sIO.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-02-12

Time The early summer OF \ u -
(Eary in 'The Year CT Public FayOr.')
I-aee Jesus temporary home =. Ca
pernaum. probably d. Louise " lie iogmer
fisherman Simon Peter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17
COTTON M ARKETS.

NEW YORK SMurch s.-Thc cotton market
opened weak at a decline Of l0fias points on
tile old aud Of 6abT pointn on tho new crop
months under room selling and )iquidaton, fais
lowing disappointing cables, the outlook for
lnrgerf receipts hnd tho prospect Of rnin In the
Southwestern belt. AT ttrst tho bears seemed
lack confidence, and there was q ittln. p hui
the first ten minutes thu market ruled fairly
tcady, In some Instances selling. over the
opening prices, But as II appeared that buys
ing orders were limited offerings became moro
impressive mud soon the lniarke was WORKING
acknowledgements, New ORLEANS seemed to he
tielng here There weIe lrumors. thai u POW,
c,ful bear clique had been organIzsd, and re-
factory conditions OF SPOT denland, while 1t
WAS pointed out that stocks Mt both Interior
points and porta arc gradually accuiqta Ting
balpg now nbnve last years figures TN both
sIses. In uddluoufto this prlEn to wires Were
received stating that cotton WAS being offered
with surprising freedom In the interior. The
estimalea for to.morrPw's receipts a. u ..
ftrvass OF steadiness but generally speaking
the market worked steadily downwarl, .c,itcl-
ing stoI1.ordefs on the long side before midi
day. aftsr<%hich tho liquidation through wlre
lollsts accelerated the decline Brokers Lel1vrd
10 he representing the bull leader bought the
summer months shortly after mid md
with sonle room covering rallied Sthas ma a.l,sn
md the low point OF The day was reached IN
The middle Of the afternoon, when March sell
Ing tlb.3i. May at $500 and july at l56s were
from 67Q72 points net lower, While tho new
crop was nj q decline of about - points Fpl-
loving this there was considerable. irregelarlty
with tilnent evidently very neryouA and ull-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17
SOUTHERN
FAST \ 4, MAIL |. \ |,
,Mucl, Hostility IS Manifested III.
* the House Against the
Service. g88
NOT A I PARTY n; QUESTION !!
Democrats and Republicans on
Both Sides Virginia Mem
bers All Favorable.
NOT A PARTY QUESTION!

(From Our Regular Correspondent) @
WASHINGTON. p. G.. March 16--Tfe
New Orleans fast mall was quite SHARPLY
attacked In the House to-day by Demos
Gratis and Republicans alike, and tho
trend Of feeling appeared to be clearly
against voting the special appropriation
OF s14a,d 900 for a continuance OF the SER
vice. The members OF the Pennsylvania
delegation who have heretofore supported
tho measure held hands off in to.day's
discussion in Wv: Of the fact that the
f'ennsy Railroad, which was q be,le-
ticiary. undcr$t the old appropriation, IS not
included in the present appropria ton,
The loss Of this support Is keenly felt
by the friends Of tho subsidy, az It played
no nconsiderable part In putting the
measure through though they have BY no
means abandoned hope Of It's retention
Yin the bill as reported to the House.
MIN ORl.r Y * HOSTILITY, f5
a circumstance Which operates se--3:
lriously against favorable action by the
House. however, IS the manifest hostility
of the members OF tho minority to the
Ing the officials Of tho Postotticet Depart
Smcnt. who are also opposed 10 the sub
3sidy and have recomln ended It's drscon-
.tlnuance, l} 81 III Fl sI a 5sj5i5
Several Of the , Democratic members
whose district Al the subsidized ~ service
trayerses have likewise Used their voices
in opposition to It. tho support II is re-
iceivng, coming chiefly from Alabama,
Georgia, tile Carollnas, virginia, Mlasis-
is!ppi and Louisiana. III VI tsf83s 1s
3 Representative Williams, leader Of the
minority. who makes NO concealnlert Of
his hostility to the subsidy, said to-day
that the indications were that It would
he defeated lii the House tomorrow,
when It will come up for a vote, though
he was not at Ill 8sanguine about the
ultimate result I I'll fsB 5ggS,
friends Of the gu bsidy have once;
before succeeded In getting at put back!
Into the bill, y said he, ' and / have no:
doubt that they will yet DO able to COM
mand enough strength in the Senate to
sresore it. should II be stricken out by
the House,
Virginia Members Favorable.
SvAsH1NGTON, D. c., March w
All the Virginia members Of Congress-
are In favor Of the item In the post
office appropriation bill which provides
\ for the payment Of $l42, 900 ito the South
SernE Railway for a fast Email service from
washington to New Orleans, except MI. I
Jones and Mr. Rixey. Represent atiyei
Lamb, few m!nutes "a tier his arrival
attic House To-day from r Richmond. be-
came engaged In 4 a colloauy witll Mr.
Robinson indiana, Demo crat, who way
opposing the itenl, which Mr.. Gaines, 4 n
Tennessee Democrat denonlinated q teal
Southern mem bers Sal..cS generally are in
favor Of the bill, and tile northern mem
bers also want; the approp ria ton made
as ! gives tic business m en-, of that Sec
ton quicker mall serl.ce wi II Gus toners
In the South. Il 81 ss$5 d. y 55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17
PLEASED WITH DREDGE.
Portion of James River Commit
fee Aboard The Fulton. y,

Although ice and high water in the
river have prevented a fair test OF tho
ceptance by the Committee on James
hiRtvor Improvement yet she has been
doing very satisfactory trial work for the
past several days, under the Supervision
Yesterday n portion of the COMMITTEES
went aboard the tug at noon, and while
the lack of a quorum prevented any ac-5
tunl business from being transacted yet
pleased with the boat, and there Is every
reason to believe that she will give line
salts faction to all,
IN "A short run was made down&tl no river,
Ing with the opening spring! the trip was
greatly enjoyed Later on the full CONS
4nittoo will make Il thorough inspec ton
and trial OF the tug, and she will likely
he accent ed. 81 5N a3E f#tsgs n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17
PRODUCE M RKET;.

NEW " Rl1. March 10. ---1SL oLR---Vsry dull.
( Ryes Four-DuL BuckWheat Flour Nominal.
rcd shos Rspor,s
isnt BRINK wheat and as5 prices e
ssal sss September 1slsc
sharing the wheat decline and closing lc, be-
low vest erday May clossd q ss.sr II sdc;
scef-sleady. Cut Meats--Quiet Lard
ss tssaas Isl'v Il
leNse M ] 30; ,aaIs,; mild . steady t. The
easlss ana 1slshsi asive
eae gs i nea,s y sass s Sass ~
5naW. r tS .a rsnIns &C.; eenta5fnga q
Rce.-Istca1ly. Molasses-- Firm. " N
ex5a freah
.l2c,; small whito.' September. lee, Eggs-'Heak
a and, ower rsst stasse ana pennsSlyaaa nearby
Long Islam; , ssa Jer,
ssses sa.e
steady fancy handpieked, 5A. other domes-
M S5 foraas Saraa md ma ies
aa.5p cotton-BS steam to Liverpool. Zoe. 5s
7l sCttlGAGO, ILL, nlu1cU Recommendations OF
dronth Knocked 2isc,, to-day from the price of
July wheat, The May. delivery clased at a ne !
loss of 1isc. Corn Is down Us jl,i,.; oats Tc,,
aud provisions 10aiaoc, ~, +
The leading futures ranged as follows:
IT,, Open High Low. Close.
q: a. +! h \
tCORN--lSo. =.
May ...,...,'s-'., eedai ma . e9is5 va
JUN ,,s,..,.,,.,t, sii,s sii,. eois eoss
onJsa- No. d. -, i, s
2!;S &. III III Ii III II;
S my i lias i ii5s liS;
$ Hs$ 3 i;'s "a ~
S ISy Es sI 3!7H s5 ss
Quiet niind steady ENTHUSIASTICALLY; GreRmerles,3
4lidss3ae, dGirles, 1alhg2c, tie 9 sprlng wheat.
i6ssI97c. No.. red, 86is 1910. No. corn ~
No: 3 EelloM, No. oats, 29is q no,
leir Il shoiss msatIns ,i ls (,
prime Timothy seed, 81. o. Mess pork, per bars
rel slsf5lis 81 "a lard per 400 ponnsis SOC
100, short ribs sidsa tlonyhi u cry
isaltcd ahonIdnrs rot "a short Gle ay sidesa
sibqSedi 81. II. skeS sls .of
wines. S9yesi e9lsl'as 1895, ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17
MANY COMING TO
OLD VIRGINIA
National Lawmakers Will Over.
run Jamestown Satllrday-Be
Royalty Entertained,
,sneclal "a mic Times. dispatch

"a Is5IluETtIE " y 11c 4SI79eN'F7
lYASllIINGToNtfD7, O.; March le,--ltep-
aresentatlye Maynard said to-day that the
number Of members and senator's which
would 80 on Tho eilrsioii to jamestown
Friday as the guests OF tho y tImestowl,
Exposition Company would he much
larger than he had eSltacted, The
ssteamey15 will ylcaye washington on Fri
daS aftelnool,lal 4o'cloek. and ~ reach
jamestown IN tho following morning at
u Tho return 20 Noyfolk will be made
iiG time for luncheon atR the Monticellop,.
and ufIels some hours sps1il sseWqll'si
Point, slln party will so " Old I'oin y
where n banquet will DO tonaoIed them
6fy the itlon G'Rn,pat ny att he ham
berlin Saturday llig,t. sSt srht9 iatarn 20.
ssashingto Will be mas sSsvttuiiipaN siiIis
aud s llIldti ss 5 81 iS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17
HAVE NO PROP
NOW, SAYS ]. BR YAM
(By Associated Press) ita

N 81 lByI AssUCIHtIu tECsstJ 2 w E1.a-
AURORA. I'LL. March l6,-No J,
Bryan said last night: q m ii ,I5i
'Tho merger. decision fully sustains
the antitrust law and takes away the
last excuse for allowing the trusts to
exist. II the President K will begin at
once to enforce the law against tho
Steel Trust, the Oh Trust, tho Coal
Trust tho Meat Trust, the Salt Trust and
all the rest, we'll not only have sorl1e-
thing doing in the law department, but
the next Repub lican convention Viii he
an interesting event There Is no longer
reason for delay IA #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17

Wanted 5000 Gust oplers for Duff MI 4
sWhiskey, 500. bottle. ss ssS @
Gibson .iXKX,s Oscar Pepper and Mt.
Vernon, also Rye 'Afliiskey, full quarts.
75c, bottle; four year !, N NE ss n
Old ISenton Valley Rye Ayhiskey, $500
gallon al s sIs3 n g sS $i 38s
K Good Rye Nfl,lskeS, sl5oi Holland Gin,
500 lite folss Q,l, ,eN price list, # ia
IN NJ s sis86fs
59l Marshall; ssso AZ In Is geet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17
WHAT THEY Did
WITH THE DOLLAR
Ladies Of Third Church Make I''ls !
Fruitful Investment So 81
OF Money ,ss#

AZ service held last night AZ as n e5S
Third presbyterian Church. 10 ladies
Turned in sos, The returns from tile aoxsl
$"tnlent.t scheme adopted by the ma stoi..9s
Two months ago one hundred ladies' OF
tho congregation were given siseatl allsil
asked to invest 1t and SEQ what could hs.8
done in the Way OF raisln 81 money 1cfSS
the church. Since that time tlere asssgl
been silver teas galore ard concerts Y rsts
saving circles and other yhingsS SeYnr,tSaa
Iv,nir,s of tina ladies reported blsr mig llt I'll
With the result stated TIM 2thprS MI &
b. heard from Iatep and ~ ~ prVbt!t sstssa
swell the total 20 Aye or siy 4 hif Sss3l
clMitt; d large b ltsn DAME ~ " f,rssa stts
fntStf,e7 ehstcha An aidiess Mas tlalt eyssla
3bY'ihe Rsy, DE-. ate sia s So! ts
IAabject ssiIs Tie pSli sef
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17

sas,tied and there wero slight fecoyeries: The
:gSi5T pcinta, With Bales aiinatcd at T,00, coo
bales. There wns cansidernbe selling by COM
mission houses on the break hut aslde from
did not appear 4 hat the local bull Lender made
any very ssrons effort to cheek the Jdol:nWard
day weia within about o. thousand bales Of last
;,;ear, and exports ontnucs light. though the
frcerS movement OF cotton 70 The ports would
Indicate Increased t,!ponta fl the near future.
n Receipts al. the ports tot day were IA a4l bales
against 1s.1a bales last week and u, d26 lasl
year.. For the week 81, 600 bales against 81. sSa
last weeii and SIN last year. I'o.day' Q re-
5ctipts AT New Orleans were 1850 bnles against
4at3 innt year. and ut Houston ], i5I bales
against 4, Ip9 last veal n 3 lat 2tt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-17
SOME DEMAND
.fOR#:S'S';'T'O|l|C..'.'K||'|iI..
#l1'lic Northern Securities Dcci-
Ii3 sion, However, Still Ruled dlEs
tile Market,
ATTEMPT 10 | q l We: PRICES !|.; Is:
Restored Confidence 1$tllc For
5@Scigll$ Market Was aAFayor++ i
Ing Influence.
NV Assoclnted preus.1

\.
kat f toslay Under liz illumination of"the
Northern Securities cnse and the move
1rcntS OF prices, was snccepted as showing
Ing uncovered ~ q colissauenco Of short y I
i sales made III anticipation of the ldeGii-
SION. professional operations were ~,
fccted agajnst this short Interest ana
designed TO i1tt8 prices so as TO make ~
]. covered Tsl,of,A. There were some com.
mission houses which reported an pprtc,,
4 ciaDlc incrsase III the outsida demand az,
+ FOR stocks, bit tbis w.ii; small and there
Has ~ general grecnlcilt tina the prlii-j
8toinnl% buying was due to- tho closing up
or bear con tracts. u. 835 i, /.
Another decidedly fayorlng iilnMen1c g,
,ras the restored conhdence anifested,
In fore gn stock markets. A. 4. " I, U y3}
The movement Of he ntcrna, lloi,Hl G x
Sew Ynrk, the fnli in sterling II pals !, VI
md the rise here, both redaclng the
margin lacking for n profit on tho EXPORT
3of gold from, hcrs 2 i,aris I IN,
tlictrade balance In our favor shown ~
tho February forcign trnd fterncnt, and
&1lle payment for the Panama Canal Rtili
y ton Of the stock market showed thar ne
d remembrance OF other uncertptnti n the
outlook we're also lad u mind. VI t ~
tho tendency Of prlces To- drop became.
more prOn1inc cd .5sf S5 sls3$ III
United States \ S.eel preferred failed
1isthsr slgnally uni t,,st N the last ", w
&lcfigct the improved condl tons In ,'e'
trade Indicated by the Vance ~ the
prices for several lines Of dntshed pre-
ducts Reports of h closing down for the
5Iest ufS the week Of some Of he an ARA
Z cIta mines had u chilling effect o., the,
4 market. The Ercae tionary tendency or se-
curitles CONNECTED viii, the y bern BE- ".
curlt!es Company was ri ssslnpa ictie 81
ieet on the general market. Tltt days
gains were largely wiped out ffs' ispt ina I
hour. and the closing RRs FIRE gu ar. u, ;55SS
Bonds wa = Irregular Total "a les, pa
SnJue, s2.i71,bQ9. s5 III q. v
United states tw0s advanced H.; tlla.
thrses registered; t:,eE Old tours & regis n
tered, and the new fours. reg! stared, l-f;.
the old foHrs, coupon. 81. 4. & and the ile NJ
4 tours, coupon. 4 N s9 Bi "A
Total sales were $50, 100 shares.
NEW YORK March Is,--Clpsei Money
on ca i easy;fali loans "a! clnE etr offered
81: no bid. Time losEs easy; sixty
days 3 to 3 l-g per, cent; ninety days $
to 8 IA; six n1ntis{2 81 tn 4 III. Prime
n.erenntile paper a ~ to sFl-i. Sterling
exchange flrm. With actual business In.
nand and at ~ sslp to S5.Si.lh for sixty,
B day b liz. Fosted ra tee Ss.s4 AZ. to y. %
ANA SL37 1.2 10 A.ss Commercial bills
$sist3 "a 10 $i.ss. ia r liver b6 Alex-.
Z lean dollars A H. H