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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-06-09
CASTALIA.
June Z. 1909.

June z, 1903.
Mrs. Arthur Kramer came up from
Doxon, ILL.,, Monday, for a weeks
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Bucknam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Culver went to
Rockwell Monday, and from there
they will go to South Dakota to visit.
Miss Bertha Krogman departed for
her home at Elkader Monday.
Miss May Lambert returned from
Lansing Thursday, where she went
Tuesday to attend the Epworth Leag-
ue convention.
w. G. VIM was business caller
at Calmar Tuesday.
Miss Dora Peterson returned to
her home at st. Olaf Wednesday.
John Vance and his helper, of Os.
sian, moved the barn near the Jas
Harvey home to A. c. Meyers farm
the latter part of last week.
Mrs. Juliette Bush went to Monona
Thursday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-06-09

Mrs. Thos. Bartell returned from
Rockwell Saturday, where she visit
ed relatives for few days.
Harvey Moore came down from
Calmar Sat lrday, and is visiting at
the Marshall Perry home.
Misses Floy Bachelor and Alta
Sphar accompanied by w. E. Ais
paugh and Frank Kneeskern attend
ed the show at Ossian Thursday
evening.
Mr. Eckart of Farmersburg. Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Splies of Luana and
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Olke and daughter
of Farmershurg were visitors at the
Helmuth Meyer home the latter part
of the week.
Remember the supper at the Irwin
Allen home June 10th by the Ladies
Aid Society.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Riggs and
Lloyd, Mrs James Hart, H. NJ
Knutsen and wife and Geo. Bern
hard and wife attended the Sanger
fest at Clermont Sunday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-06-09
NASSETT.

June z, 1909.
Mrs. P. Hovey of Leeds, N. D., is
visiting at her parental home, Mr.
and Mrs. o. Nesseth, these days.
Miss Mabel Amunrud of DEBORAH
Sundayed over with G. Moore.
Miss Ole Hillestad was up to Hal
vor Lees of Frankville one day last
week and dynamited stumps. Mr..
ole is an experienced hand at that
kind of work.
Bonnie Gilbertson visited at J..
Nelson's Sunday.
The marriage of Miss Ida Teslow
and Mr.. Edgar Arness took place
the Sd inst. at the Glenwood Luther
an church, Rev. Scarvie spoke the
solemn words that united the lives
of these young people. The couple
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-06-09

have large circle OF friends and
relatives who wish for them long
and happy matrimonial life. A re-
ception was given at the home of the
brides parents.
Mr. julius Rud arrived home from
Charles Mix county, S. d., last week.
Mr.. George Johnson arrived home
from Ames, Iowa, last week.
Mrs. M. Ramsey was on the sick
list last week.
Mr.. McMullen of Frankville was
laying cement sidewalks for julius
Shegerud last week
p. Roxvold finished the lumber
saving at Albert Teslow,s and moved
to c. Hotvedt's last week
Claus Sivisind is staying with his
brother Ingeman these days, the
former is improving very rapidly
after several months illness.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-06-09
Notice |,

The breeding season is at hand and
Prince, the Black Norman Stallion,
will make the season of 1909 as fol-
lows: Monday. Tuesday, Friday and
Saturday of each week at the Frank
lin Sampson barn .(now Halvorson
Bros.); and Wednesday and Thurs
day of each week at Even Halvor-
sons. For further particulars In
Quire of John HaIverson, manager.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-06-09

A friend of W. E. Alspaughs from
Charles City visited him Wednesday.
Mrs. Thos Kane returned from
Chicago today.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-06-09

Chicago Daily Tribune, Record
Herald. Inter Ocean or Examiner and
Public Opinion. both one year, only
1918.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-06-09

The MAXWELL CATALOG fully describes six
models which range in price from $500 $l7SO Our line
consists of runabouts touring and roadster of the
and cylinder types.
We want to send you 1.-THE CO-OPERATOR,"
magazine that publish semi-monhly You will find
bright we'll written and interesting is published in the
MAXWELL interests of course, but contains lot of vau
able information Let put your mailing list,
and you will receive this magazine twice month Free
HOW TO JUDGE AN AUTOMOBILE. practical
treatise written for the who does not understand auto
mobiles and who wants to know. No matter what auto
mobile you have in mind this book will make you better
qualified judge its real value The information contained
in these three books free for the asking Won't you sit
ton address at Pine Street. Tarrytown, N. Y
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-06-09
Get Maxwell Values
You Cannot Pay Less Than MAXWELL

WhyP Because building over IL, 600 automobiles
this season. BY ordering material in quantities
by the thousands of buy at the lowest possible
figures. That's why MAXWELL automobiles though mod
price, made of good material should be the
highest priced You duplicate values
less than MAXWELL prices In many you pay
more money for inferior automobile-Here of
specifications matera-he figures tell the story
100 ton. %.ehinsry steel l.2so. GOO steel ball.
$50 " sheet steel 10000 cylinder castings
700 " cold drawn steel 1900 hides leather
I" 900 forRinR
$4,000 Il. steel tubing 1900 fywheel castinas
Highly developed factory organization systematic hand
linz and employment of every posi-
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-06-09

can handle the MAXWELL easily. 1t will prove constant
source of health and pleasure for your whole family.
You see the MAXWELL built and sold in 1904,
time when the automobile business infancy. The
value of FIVE years actual experience is back of the
MAXWELL you buy During this time we have been
stanty watching proving and subectng these automobiles
every possible Wherever it has been possible
better have done We have done this experiment
yours. There isn't element in
its makeup that has been accepted the best engineer
ing. That's why you afford to own MAXWELL.
You Cannot PAY Less Than Maxwell Prices and
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-06-09

Because it is drive and simple to for Many
ladies drive MAXWELL for just this Ii will
prove exception in your Your wife and daughter
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-06-09
Over Two Seasons Use Without An Engine Stop

This is the record of the MAXWELL. Such car is
safe for buy You have wanted automobile haven't
youP You have realized what time it would prove
how automobile that could absolutely depend
that would always be ready would be good investment
well of pleasurebuty you have feared
that perhaps it would be expensive to
Here automobile that has proved il farther
than any automobile hayes and twice without
stopping its engine This is final and absolute proof of
MAXWELL reliability, and equally important MAXWELL
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-05
Loans, Exchange and silver
STOCK MARKET

Trading in local securities continued good yes
terday, with the sugar stocks strong in sym
pathy with higher prices for raw sugar in New
York Several showed advance. Other
fluctuations advance In Alaska packers
10 ST2.25
Pacific gas and electric preferred $S4. S71a bid,
sales of 800 at $50, common $46.7564T; Peoples
water comman $3.S712 m425; Western Pacific
S3OM3l. sales at $50, do is $100.50G101; San
Francisco gas and electric as $3.50 asked; Oak
land traction preferred SS1 10000.
Increased activity in the Comstocks. accom-
panied by still further advance noted.
All the leading stocks except ophr rose.
The only feature in the southern Neyadas was
decline of n few cents in Goldhcld Con-
which was sold by the east. The others were
neglected.
The Tonopah mill report for the last week
shows that an average of 90 out of the 100
stamps were dropping constantly. crushing 3 .225
tons of ore. of an average value of $50 per ton.
The bullion shipment consisted of 80 bars of
bullion. valued at $500 each and 26 tons Of
concentrates worth $500 ton. making total
bullion shipments abount to S530 600 An average
extraction of 90 per cent recorded.
Secretary and Treasurer A. H. Howe of the
GOldfield Consolidated mines company has made
the following statement: Regarding develop
ments at 1870 foot level of the Claremont shaft.
we issued report making announcement Of the
discovery of that win average not less than
$50 per ton. Development of this body of orc
continues TO be favorable, and we have no rea-
son to change the original announcement.@The es-
tmated production for the month of July is in
the neighborhood of PC. 600 tons of estimated
gross value of about $3.50 600 and giving net
profit of approxima tely. 1896. 000.'
The total shipments of from the mines
of Touopah district to the mills for the last
week $500 tons Of an estimated value OF
SI45, 500. The Tonopah company sent 1850
Tonopah $50 tons the MacNamara $50 tons and
the West End 80 tons.
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Los ANGELES Aug 4-Receipts Of eggs
were unusually heavy today. bur the market was
mistaken and the tone still firm TOday's re-
eeipts were almost double the amount Of yester-
day. The demand for eggs Is strong that
other rise is predicted within a few days. Extra
selected sold today for Soc dozen. ranch cant
died 34c. case counts Sic and eastern fresh soc.
Bidding was brisk in all departments Of the
produce market.
Receipts Of produce today we're. Eggs SST
cases; butter 70. 4S6 pounds; cheese, ~ 300
pounds potatoes. SIG sacks; onions. Isl sacks;
beans. 500 sacks; sweet POTATOES. apples.
5f2 boxes
Eggs tper dozenl-Extra selects. 36c; local
ranch. candled. first, SAC; count. Sic; east
ern fresh. soc.
Butter-Creamery extra, 2isc; creamery first.
Soc; cooking butter. 25c-
Cheese (per pound -NOrthern fresh. liza 01Sc;
hand cheese, anchor hand pc; eastern singles.
lie; eastern IonghOrn. 19l3c; eastern daisy. iSc;
brick cream zoe: Hmburger. Zoe, imported
Roquef0rt 42c; Edam. 1851 size. case Of H.
$S.5O@9; German breakfast. S1.10 box; Neuf-
chatel, $1-20 box; Sierra. Ito box; Canada
cream. I dozen TO a box, 95e; Schlosskase. 81
box; Camembert. $1.20 box; Oregon cheese,
1Sc.
Beans (per etD-No. 1 pink $3.50; No. L
limas. $4a45O; Lady Washington. S5.2J; small
whites. s6-5046-15; blaekeyes. $3.50, Garvanzas,
$3.50; lentils, German. So; do. California. s..
Potatoes tper etil-Highlands. SIS; sweets,
yellow, local, s.; new potatoes. S1.2501.Jo.
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Condiffon of Trode

The financial letter Of Henry Clews of New
York says:
When the volume of business is measured by
quantity rather than value It is seen that in
many respects still behind 1907 although
We may be rapidly approaching that year; and in
exceptional instances passing IL.
The steel fade is unquestionably leading all
others in point of activity at this time Several
OF the large independent concerns are turning
out record breaking products, and the great
United States steel corporation in many OF its
departments is also taxed to the utmost in filling
orders Since prices have advanced it is easy 10
see that the current business of the steel indus
try must be very much more profitable than a
year ago.
Outside conditions continue favorable The
trade outlook is promising. Interior merchants
have been buying conservative basis and
the outlook is for good consumptiye demand
for nearly all classes of merchandise. Building
is active and railroads free purchasers
Of materials for consumptive purposes. Advices
concerning wheat and continue favorable
the only discouragng reports being from the
cotton districts where continued drouth and
heat have caused further deterioration in the
condition of cotton Money continues in good
supply at easy rates. but the westward currency
movement has already begun, and both the into
rior and Canadian banks drawing against
their balances in this city. II is not generally
thought. however. that the crop demands this
season viii cause any material advance in money
rates. western banks being abundantly able TO
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Potatoes. onions and veretahIe.

The market literally supplied with mis-
celIaneous vegetables and prices showed little
change being low and irregular as rule
Choice hard tomatoes were strong at Toe a box
out there was much poor and soft stock on
hand, for which receivers were willing to &C
cept any fair offer. Summer squash, eueum-
bers- eggplant and peppers were all In free
supply with values easy to weak Very little
attention was paid to peas and offerings of
string beans consisted chiefly of inferior quality
stock. for which there hardly any sale.
Green corn was in abundance and cheap with
sellers cutting prices on carried over lots. Po-
tatees and onions remained weak on liberal
supplies and quiet trading
Potatoes-50@75c per boz and 65c@$1 per ell
in sacks.
0nions-New yellow. 65@75c per ell
Negetables-Green corn. 50cG$1 per sack;
tomatoes, 50@75e per box; green peas, 75c4
81 per sack; string and wax beans. Ia 4311c
per ID; lima beans. 596c per Id; summer squash
80 a zoe per box; garlic. 4G5c per III: cabbage,
Toe per ctl; cucumbers. 5OQ65c per box; pickle
eucumbers. 75edS1 per box; cauliHower, soc
per dozen; turnips, $10125 per sack; eggplant
6Od zoe per box; green peppers, 40G50c per box;
green okra 75eMx1
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MISCELLANEOUS srARKETs


NEW YORK, Aug. 4-Huttons wire SAYS;
Developments in the cotton market were sensa-
tiOnal as. after a firm opening. the market be-
came demoralzed and declined very rapidly Ca
bles we're higher than anticipated. and the mar
ket at the start was I point lower 20 points
higher and later worked mp about 10 points. with
covering BY recent sellers and some new buying
by traders who anticipated a rally The wecs..e-
unsettled In the eastern belt. but StiH dry
and hot In Texas. Some favorable reports We're
received regarding the conditions IN the
east. and especially in North Carolina and
Georgia. but many complaints were received re-
garding further deterioration in Texas
Sentiment fairly evenly divided and re-
cent developments indicated that some strong
interests had switched over to the bear side.
and il was apparent that lively light might ae
expected in the market. Around midday prices
declined rapidly and the market became uenloral-
lied with a great volume Of selling.
The market rallied = little late on covering.
but the undertone extremely nervous and
traders very much at sea regarding future
Developments
The news from the field is not encouraging.
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lar mark today for the first time in several
months when December dropped TO 9e1se on pros
poets of big crop in the northwest
The selling at first came mainly from bears
who were backing their judgment of bumper
crop. At the decline more wheat came out on
exhausted margins or from disguised longs.
Rosy prospects for the crop were recorded In
messages. Probably 100000 bushels were sold
abroad and the cash demand from the seaboard
said 10 be brisk
The story of the corn market was that of
wheat over again, with the net losses greater.
Western houses were sellers of the cash article
here Considerable December and May corn wnt
TO exporters against sales for shipment in De-
cember. and later the east was said TO be in
ton to buy at the decline was evinced.
What buying in oat sthere was was chiefly on
resting orders from shorts who had indicated to-
days level as the proper place TO secure their
profits.
The shortage in the hog run west steadied the
provisions market. Pork closed PIC to 12he
lower lard 21ac to 10c up and ribs 21ac lower TO
l0c higher.
L. I1.lI L. E..4 IL
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UNION PACIFIC.S
PRICE GOES UP

NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-The stock mar
ket has to contend with the growing con-
servatism of stock commission houses,
which is voiced in the warnings to custom
ers Of the high level of the market and
the danger of reaction. The professional
element acted on this prospect by putting
out short sales and attempting TO force
the reaction. The success of this effort
was moderate and was counteracted by
rises at various new points. The immun-
ity Of the call loan market from any inhu-
ence Of the shifting tide of the currency
movement makes a bulwark for the specu-
lative position and encourages the holding
of securities, many Of which still pay a
materially higher Investment return than
can be secured in the money market. The
publication of the net earnings for June of
the fiscal year of the Hartman lines was
signaliEed by an advance in the price of
Union Pacific. Union Pacihc's revenue over
expenses and taxes Of $3s.234. 314 for the
year takes no account of the income from
investments, which amounted to 16,o1s, 692
for the preceding fiscal year, an aggregate
implying a safe margin over the 1885
go required to pay last years 10 per cent
dividend.
The industrial specislties were the favor
ties in today's show of strength. Reports
Of increasing purchases of equipment by
the railroads imply increased values for
stocks in that Group. Their advance is a
corollary. also, of the long rise in United
States steel, the market price of which
usually bears an approximate ratio to that
of companies which use steel in their pro-
duction. number of these have now risen
to record prices, in emu latiOn of the rise
in United States steel.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par
value, Sc, o22 900.
United States As registered declined q
per cent on call.
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS
New York stocks and coppers about the

New York stocks and coppers about the
same.
Cotton suffers further sharp decline.
Local stocks and bonds fairly active.
Silver weaker. Exchange unchanged.
Wheat and barley quiet. Oats and corn
lower.
Choice hay firm. Lower grades weak.
Beans and feedstuffs unchanged.
Live sheep and hogs higher. Cattle un-
changed
Linseed oil marked down.
Eggs slightly higher. Butter and cheese
Arm.
Potatoes and onions still weak.
Large lines of fresh fruit carried over.
Poultry market moderately active.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts of Produce August 4
Provisions

Cottolene one half Dbl, 1880; half bbls,
1oAc; / fierce, 10isc; tierces, Toe; tierces.
9Ac.
The Western meat company quotes follows:
Hams l615 a 1Sc; picnic hams. 12lsc: bacon. TO
lbs, 201ac; to 10 lbs, 19Isc; 10 to Il lbs,
1915c: fancy sugar cured bacon, 23l2 Arrow
bacon to 10 lbs. 1S1sc; 10 to II lbs. 1Siae;
light dry salt bacon. to 10 lbs. 1sc; 10 TO II
lbs. lie: medium bacon, 15lac; light medium
bacon, 10 lIc.
Lard-Tierces 14c. SOS 14Ac los 14ssc. 5s
14Fsc IS 15c: compound lard. tierces Size. sos
8S4c, los 914c. IS 9ssc 3s 9lac; yellow cooking
oil. Sc per gall white cooking oil, soc per gal;
salad OIL Sc per gal
Beef-Local prices are quoted. Export lots, in
spected by the government. 81 per Dbl high
err. Extra family beef, $i2 per Dbl; family beef.
Sill. 80 per Dbl: extra beef, s11.50 per Dbl;
smoked beef. 21Ac per h.
Pork-Extra prime, in barrels. ST. clear, S23
mess. $22; pig pork, s2s; pigs feet. S. for half
bbls. % for IS ID kegs and $1.30 for kits :.
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Poultry and Game

A car of western chickens that several
days overdue finally reached the market yes
teriay. but it came to hand late in the day
and most Of the stock had to be held over.
Domestic fowls were In good supply and the
market was moderately active at the old quota
tons
Poultry (per dozen)-Hens, s4.5O@5.5O for
small S6@7 for large and sS010 for extras;
Young ROSTERS, $T@7.50; do extra large, $S910s
and S465 for small; broilers. 1928 93.50 for
large and s2.50@S for small; ducks. s5@7;
pigeons $3.50; squads. $242.25: geese. S1.50@
/. Is per pair; gosiings, 81 50@1.75 per pair.
Game-NomD6l.
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WASHINGTON. Aug. The condition of the
treasury at the beginning Of business today was
Trust funds-Gold coin SSJ1, 726 seq: silver
dollars Of 1890, S4l62. 0o0; silver dollars S4s7
BE, 600; silver certificates outstanding s4s7 325
600.
General fund-Standard silver dollars in ren-
eral fund. $f.SfS, 800; current liabilities SOS :
ll2.S2i; working balance in treasury Offices
S3f.9l2.955; in banks TO credit Of treasurer of
the United States. $41, 170. 1872 subsidiary silver
coin. s226. 5Ts. OS5; minor coins So 4iOSIs total
balance in general fund, sos ,6ll ,9Is
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Local Sugar Stocks Rule Firmer
Continued Advance in Comstocks

meet a large part of anticipated requirements.
The condition Of the national banks appears to
be exceptionally strong According to the last
statements the amount of loans issued by these
year ago. II is also increase of S613. 600. 600
over the minimum following the panic. The
total OF deposits was 81. S9S, 0o0. 600 or nearly
double the amount of nine years ago These fig
res show tremendous growth in financial
strength
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Hides, TaIIo.v, Wool and Hops

Hides-Culls and brands sell about 5a41c un-
der quotations. Heavy salted steers 1355cs me
dunn, 13c; light. 12e; eowhides, lie for heavy,
lie FOR light stays. Sac saltsd kip. 13cs salted
veal, lie; salted calf 171zes dry hides. bic; dry
16e; sheepskins, shearlings, 2094Oe eachs short
wool 5O075c each; medium. 75c@St each: long
WOOL $1.25df.T5; lambs, 15975e; horsehides,
salt. 2.2562.5O for large and S1.7542 for me-
dium, 75cd$1 for small and 25150c for colts;
norsehides dry, $2G225 for large and Si-256p2
for medium. 5OcG$1 for small and 2545Oc for
colts; goatskins. prime aDgora, 75e@S1; large
hair goats 35e: medium, zoe; small. 50l5cs
Mexican dry hides. IKE; do picked, 16c; do dry
sailed, 12c; dry stays, 12cs Mexican deerskins,
30G34c; dry sailed do, 25427cs dry Central
American, 2S632c per 10.
TaIlow-NO. 1 rendered. 5951acs No. 2, S0
41ac. grease. 2Q2bc.
WoOl-Nominal; none here.
HOps-Prices to growers are Safe for 1908
per ID. with 15Q20c for contracts for new crop
delivery.
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods

Flonr-California family extras. 6.606S net
without discount; bakers extras. S. 6O07 super
fne S5.J0@5.T0; Oregon and Washington per
Dbl. So. 50GG.J0 for family, bakers and patents
and S4.I5a5.25 for cut on; Kansas patents
sou, 10 s.rale 1 * S1'ot So eiess pakota
Farlnaceous goods-Prices in 100 ID sacks net
cash. no discount, follows: Graham four
rice four $3.50; corn meal. $50; extra cream
do. $3.50; oat meal, $500; oat greats. SIS 90.
h0nlinv. $3.6063.s0 buckwheat -four 81 so:
whole wheat -four. 81 rolled oats. bbls sSelS so
in sacks $5@S: extra cream do IS in sacks and
$3.50 in barrels, rolled wheat bbls S575 In
sacks $4.25M5 %; pearl barley. s.. 20. split peas
boxes. $500 for yellow and $6.25 for green per
100 pounds.
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New YORK Money Market

NEW YORK. Aug. 4.-Prime mercantile
paper 32t "a per cent.
Commercial exchange weak. with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at $4.S56D4 $500 for 60
day bills and at 81 $40 for demand
Commercial bills, $4.s44 G4S4&.
Bar silver. 50kc-
Mexican dollars, 44c.
Bonds-Government, weak: railroad, irregular
Money call easy, 1hM2 per cent: ruling
rate, y per cent; closing bid and offered at az
per cent.
days, per cent; six months, 3s4 "A per cent