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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-06-03

hurry to get wherever they want TO
so, they ride to save time. Walking
is too much like work" they say, ig-
noring the fact that it is just the near
work they need for health. 1t is well
known that mental ills can be wall ed
eff. Physical ills may be sidesteppcd
in the same way, and here again an
ounce Of prevention is worth a
pOuTd Of cure
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-06-03

or Lima beans, from a botanical point
of view, might be absolutely useless for
food, because of their age or condition.
Often dealer will allow his vegetables
to be withered by the sun; in ordering
one is compelled to accept such things
or else return them and change ones
plans at the last minute.
Sometimes one price is given the Gus
toner who orders by telephone or by the
shops messenger, and a lower price is
giYen the woman who personally in
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-06-03

you, OF all creatures, married,
Shades of Elizabeth Cadv S.acton
what next?"
The new woman, twirling her VEG.
ding ring, smiled.
TITS these hundred-button gowns :
she said, defensively. And ! couldn't
afford you know, a maid"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-06-03

cheapest" 1t is made cloak wherewith
to hide woful extravaganza. There are
many who, through instinct or training
or both, cannot get away from the feel
ing that they should be economical. The
feeling is as far as they go, however,
for in every possible way they practise
extravaganza. There is always the
guilty conscience, but there is also the
stronger objection to exerting them
selves enough to do what really takes
thinking and planning.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-06-03
The MAJORS ROMANCE AND
HOW IT ENDED.

Mai Mucklebury was grim, cross,
sour old bachelor-yes, sour! Some
people say it is old maids who are
sour, but old bachelors when they
have been in India and have 7iver"
are a thousand times worse. Maj.
Mucklebury was the terror and the
squire Of the village. He was a mag
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-06-03

lacks flavor; in December it is compare
lively cheap and at its best for eating.
Eggs and butter also have a season
during which the price is lower than in
the winter months Packing them away
in dry salt or brine is often practised by
the woman who counts the cost and tries
to furnish nutritious food to her family
Often it pays city jewellers to buy such
things as eggs and butter in large
quantities, from some distant farmer
The rates for freight or expressage do
not bring the cost up to market price,
and where several join in the investment
the result is very satisfactory.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-06-03
Beef Heart

The heart Of beef requires longer
cooking t.an the heart of veal, lamb or
pig, but properly prepared is an appe-
tizing dish After washing cut out the
arteries with a sharp knife and stuff the
slices of pork in the bottom Of the pam
and basic the heart frequently with the
necessary to keep the meat from burning.
The heart should bake about three houra
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-06-03
Use of Canned Goods

1t is more economical to purchase a
can Of boned chicken for twenty-five
cents than to purchase a chicken and
prepare it for such things as salad or
crooucttcs. A chicken for twenty-five
cents in many communities would fur
nish very little. Where chickens are
cheap, Of course, the canned goods would
figure higher.
Evaporatcd or dried fruits are very
desirable when carefully prepared, and
result in compotcs equal to the eXpen-
sivc ones. They form an agreeable sub
stitutc for fresh fruits and cost much
less. The woman who saves knows how
TO develop HavOrs by combining fruits.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-06-03

the latter until the salt is dissolved and
then beat in the oil until thoroughly
mixed; pour over the salad by teaspoon
fuls, 50 it will be we'll distributed, and
set in a cool place until needed for serv-
ing If the favor of onion is not dis
liked, rub the vinegar bowl with slice
or mince a mcdium-sized onion and
sprinkle over the salad before adding
the dressing. For company, ring OF
mayonnaise or whipped cream can
garnish the dish, and when ready 10
serve mix and toss into me vegetables
with fork and spoon.
This salad dressing can be used with
any combination of vegetables; for in
stance, cubed beets, boiled potatoes cut
into small pieces, peas, asparagus string
beans and carrots. canned corn drained
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-06-03
Macedonia Salad

TRESHLY opened canned goods can
n be used or the leftovers, Just as is
u most convenient Cut the car
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-06-03
TNO the majority of people econo-
my means simply purchasing an
article for a small sum Of

~
NV, means sir1oIv purchasing an
arI;rIc for sIsiI snn1 Of
Il ,r(rc,, II NAV he that some
ror,rari,C,, il r,,Je rritL The nrire usr1-
Iii, .eL,J f,- ,L. articIa hut oftcn
NJ s,,,b ~a,,,,,,.r;.l., i 1,9Ja TLa
rfyestil,,' - ,,lf'giI,n received" and final
rost rarrI., entl~ into the calculations
Tn rl,I r,.t - an grtiCIa is not Known
1911 ,l,. ,.,... .,lr,,s are counted ~ With
- l.r:,.....I a.,
-. ,''.' o fret ;r,,o~ece;or &c
il,.5 W ''r , ~ -, ,.l 800 n
,o.,Ia a., eva W ior%
go 80 .'... n. ,.r...T fo- saIe i
-.-- - .....rr ....... t,,;-,rio Tor s+e,.,
and was mari..l 1T seven cents a pound.
ho FIRST "pre. ION was that the meat
was cheap 1T seven cents. On having
t"" pounds "ci&i@1 out di5coVered
thal lnrTr was pI"DabIy q quarter OF 4
cuptuI nt meat and a large quantity OF
bone. Seven cents a pound Tor meat IS
not dear but IT is quite good price Tor
DoHo.
First Cost and Last Cost
A shin Of veal or lamb is compare
lively cheap: so is a cut from the neck
or rump The latter has the advantage
in the fact that there is no waste because
of bone and gristlc. The liver heart
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-06-03

One does much
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-06-03
THE BUSINESS SIDE OF
HOUSEKEEPING
Marketing and Buying for the Family

The economical woman would also
prepare black beans in a soup that would
do duty as mock turtle and cost much
less. The hreIess cooker would reduce
the cost to little more than the cost Of
the dried beans. Lentils would also fur
nish a delicious water soup instead Of
using a more expensive soup made with
stock
Again, the economical woman will ask
for the bones for which she pays when
she buys chops or steak, and use them
for her soup-pot. If she uses little meat
she will invest i. a jar of beef extract
at d cost which seems high; her wise use
Of this extract for making quick con
somme" will demonstrate that she OBJ
tains her moneys worth. She has really
saved in fuel and time and material and
has practically the same kind Of soup
she would have had for Consomme.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-06-03
Croquettes with So Bean. and carrots


Place a rounding tablespoonful Of
butter in a saucepan and as soon as it
ceases to foam stir in two rounding
tablespoonfuIs Of flour and continue
until both ingredients are thoroughly
mixed; then add half pint Of hot milk
and stir until a smooth paste is formed.
AS some Aours thiclcn more than others,
this formula must have milk added 10 it
if the mixtures cook up too thick Add
One-half a tcaspoonful of salt, one
fourth tcaspoonful of pepper and one
pint of canned tongue, corncd beef or
other meat, which has previously been
sliced cold for supper or served hot for
dinner. Fold the meat well into tho
sauce The mixture at this stage
should be Of the consistency Of mush.
Pour an inch thick on buttcrcd plates
and let become cold. Then place a
dcsscrtspoOnfuI or a scant tablespoonful
in the hands and mold into shape, dip
into fine brcad-Crumbs, then into beaten
egg and then into crumbs again TO insure
thorough covering Drop into hot fat
and cook until lightly Drowned. Serve
hot with garnish of cooked carrots cut
into strips, cooked string beans, both OF
which can be lcftOvcrs from day before
dinners In this case, rchcat each Vege-
table separately in z little butter and
place in separate mounds about the
Croqucttcs. The brilliant yellow Of tho
carrots and the green Of beans makes an
attractive dish, aside from the tooth
somencss Of the meat.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-06-03

koHoWlng inc Market
Paying attention to the natural season
of fruits and vegetables is another mat
ter understood by the good buyer
Tomatoes, strawberries and egg plant
are much more delicious in summer and
at their cheapest, but in January they
lack in taste and gain in cost. An
orange in September is expensive and
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-06-03

rots into strips If the beans are
the small string variety they can
be used whole, otherwise cut them
into inch pieces. Arrange the peas in
the center of a cold dish, then place the
carrots about and the beans in a circle
outside these. For one-half pint of each
vegetable this amount of dressing will
be sufficient Place FIVE tablespoonfuls
of olive oil in bowl. In another bowl
place three tablcspoonfuls of cider vim
egar, one rounding teaspoonful of salt,
one-half teaspOonful of pepper and one
half teaspoonful of dry mustard; mix
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-06-03
Following the Market

tails, such as bakers cake and cheap
candies.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-06-03
Goldfish Balls and Cabbage

Cook together one cupful of picked
up fish and three medium sized potatoes
after pceling and cutting the latter into
eighth of an irch slices When the
potatoes are tender drain of the water
and beat the fish and potatoes together.
Then add one tablespoonful Of butter
| and a dash of pepper. Roll into balls.
Dip into beaten egg and then into corn
meal and fry brown in deep smoking hoo
fat. Serve for luncheon in wreath Of
cabbage which has been seasoned with
vinegar, pepper, salt and sugar Picked
waInuts or raisjns are an addition to the
cabbage
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-28
E HARRIS


nomic, social and educational
be near a great city. Whit
rom Los Angeles, a city un-
cago in the number of great
lnments and general cultural
hese advantages, yet removed
be baser influences that gather
between the mountains and
4 steam connections with both.
Sierras, to the foot of great
IS, with leaping waterfalls, and
de carries one to the Pacific,
surf bathing the pastime OF
superb natural resources. 1t
oil. 1t is not dependent upon
&ge as the beach and mountain
ands of a manufacturing com
are strong as its soil and its
ling to its rich soil as we'll as
SWhittier citrus and walnut
where. Valencias and lemons
Se growth of a Whittier lemor
landing on the opposite side,
alities he may be plainly seen.
Whittier grower from $4,000
while some orchards the last
The rich soil and cool sum-
Z alencia oranges, and they are
ich returns, few orchards are
Notable. Several groves have
ars, and one has just changed
d yet implanted near the city
a her the La Habra valley, con-
under similar conditions, af-
plentiful water.
land lies on the shelf along the
out the wide plain of the val
krywhere granted that the San
Whittier is the largest and
world. comprising about $500
to $4,000 per acre, not such
put the original investment is
for the trees and harvesting
burce of Whittier is its crude
hills above the city were
ept for sheep grazing. They
brs an acre. Now they could
Nh they will not grow oranges,
ude oil. Nine companies are
whose product brings $50,
2sisted of a few scattering
Hey. One wagonload of orange
vo or three. A scanty stream
rby hills.
S were lust being discovered.
s abriel river. Oil was found.
bearing good incomes. No
II intensively cultivated region
Hits conveniences. paving. gas.
services. hotels. hospital and
er system sufficient for all FIJI
odern sewer system. A we'll
and college, A population
8ies showing an equal increase.
. of an essential far more inn
hlth to city, an intelligent,
unity is composed of people
,lasses of the Middle West,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-10
Pacific Coast Trade

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug, 9.--Flour, family
extras $660G7; bakers extras, s6.60q7
Oregon and Washington, $5.S096,50; ship
ping wheat, s1,s7i9@9; milling, SO; feed
barley sl,4o@1421a; brewing, $1.421a q IA
chevaler s1.50gl,6O; red oats, Sl,S0a 100
white $3.50 1.67is; black, $2.50Q2.75
middlings, ss6.50 a $3.50; mixed feed, s96 q
80; rolled barley $S1d32; oatmeal $500
cat groats $500 rolled oats s40g41; hay
wheat $1411s5O; wheat and oat, $lSq17
wild oat s11a14; tame. s12a17; barley, SlC
ola; alfalfa, s1Oq13; straw 50@ 75e
pink beans. s9.s5dS; lima, $4q425; small
white s6.75G7; large white, $45045; fancy
yellow onions, T5e; common, 65c; green peas
75c q $3.50: string beans 1860; egg plant,
a 7c; green peppers, 3O@6Oc; tomatoes, so q
s5e; summer squash. 95 a 45c garlic. 3la a
sc; cucumbers, 4o@65c; old ROSTERS. s4,oo q
5; young, S6.5Oq1O; small broilers, $500 a
3; large s325d35O; fryers, s5,5O06,5O;
hens, s4,5o@si old ducks, s6@s: Young. 50
as; geese slSoas; gosl4sss, 1s 'I;So@'' old
Reeeipts-Flour. 4SO7; wheat, $50; barley
s3.41S; oats, 24S5; beans "a potatoes, 5000
onions, PAS; bran. $50; middlings. 220: hay.
1886; hops. 400; hides. $50; wine, to,7oo.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-10
Winter Wheat Indications

WASHINGTON. Aug. Am indicated winter
what total yield of 49, 900 bushels. COM
pared with 4i79o9,Ooo bushels finally estimated
last year
An average quality OF winter wheat of 81 g.
against 9N1 a year ago.
Corn, S4.4, against S205.
Spring wheat, 9l.6, against s0.7.
Oats S5.5, against 76S.
This summarizes todays crop report of the
department of agriculture.
The comparative figures for corn include 1913
last month and S2.6 the average Of August
L for the last ten years.
The preliminary returns for the winter yield
indicate about los bushels per acre, compared
with IA finally estimated last year
The condition of spring wheat is compared
with 927 last month, and Sl1 the ten-year
average on August /.
For comparison, the oat crop averaged $50
last month. and S31 for the ten-year average
on August l.
The proportion of last years oat crop in
the farmers hands on August | was about
3.3 per cent, or 26. .932 900 bushels, compared
with per cent or SS,coo,ooo bushels of the
1907 crop hand August /. 1906 and e.3 per
cent. 100000 bushels. average proportion
on hand for the last ten years on August l.
The average condition of other crops on
August /, as compared with a year ago and
the ten-year average, respectively, follow:
Barley. S54 and S3.1 and SOL.
Rye ss1 and $50 and S7.9
Buckwheat, S6.3 and s9,4 and 9i7.
White potatoes, SIS and $50 and S6,1
Tobacco SS4 and S5,S and SIS
Flax, 92.7 and Sc and SS.7 for six years.
Hay, sI.S and 921 and 81,
The acreage of buckwheat is estimated at O. /
less than that of last year, or about 90 900
acres less than last year
The preliminary estimate of the acreage OF
hay is 49, 900 acres. This is 10 per cent or
90 000 acres. less than last year,
The following report by states include:
Winter wheat preliminary returns, produc-
tion and quality: California, 12,o9S, 900 bushels
and 99 per cent; Washington, 1881 900 bushels
and aS per cent.
Spring wheat, condition August l. 1909, and
ten-year average: Washington. 80 and S.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-10
The Metal Market

NEW YORK. Aug. Copper on the New
York market was quiet, sales limited to lVV
tons for August delivery at sl2b5 The tone
however, was firm In sympathy with the
slightly higher cables, and standard spot
cIosed at $l265012 50. Closing quotations tor
other deliveries follow: August, Sl2 l2s5
September, S12.62kdl295; October Sl2S5Gl3;
November and December S1275d13. The Lon
don market steady, with spot quoted at
ss5s 5s and futures unchanged. Locally lake
was at $1312iAa13.5O; e1ectroytlc, s12.I6@1312l2,
and casting at sl2.6217d12ao.
The London tin market was quiet with spot
quoted at 2133 los and futures at &l35 bs.
The local market was firm, with spot quoted
at 500 30d29.55. No sales we're reported in
any position,
The Metal Exchange reported no sales for
lead, but the market firm at A3064. 81
for New York. and at S.S5 for East st. Louis
delivery. London was unchanged at e27 Sd.
Speter was firm and higher locally, witt
spot quoted al s5.5O65s0 for New York, aut
So 50d5. IS for East st. Louis delivery. The
London iron market unchanged, as was
also the local market
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-10
California Dried Fruit Prices

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-Evaporated apples
quiet; fancy, S&q9lsc; choice, SqSlac; prime,
7h67ikc; common to fair 5q6a4c
Prunes steady; quotations range from 2A@
111ac for California, and from &c to Sc for
Oregon fruit.
Apricots steady. quiet; choice, 10dl0Ac; eX-
ira choice, 101sql0Ac; fancy, 1l613c.
New peaches on the coast are strong and
higher; spot unchanged: choice, 5l4@8c; extra
choice, 6hd64c; fancy, 1GSlac.
Ralsns dull: loose Musoatel, Sl3Q4sc; choice
to fancy seeded 4%G6c; seedless, 3A651ac.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-10
Einanoi5I Record

NEW YORK, Aug 0-Money on call easy
1s.a2is Der cont; ruling rate, rs; closing bid
2i4: offered, 2h.
Time loans. firm. fair and active: sixty days,
2isn2H; ninety day}. 2a,d3; six months osen4
per cent.
NEW YORK Aug. 9.-Prlme mercantile
paper. 4a4la per cent.
sterling exchange steady with actual busi-
ness in bankers bills At &S5l0@4S59D Tor sixty
day bills. and at s4S66o for demand.
Commercial bills 'SLsiAGAs5A.
Bar silver, 505sc.
Mexican dollars, 4ic
Government bonds easy; railroad bonds r.
regular.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-10

liz West Third street, Los Angeles.
CHICAGO, Aug. 9,-The morning was large
ly given over to scalping operations between
local professionals. who were not inclined to
increase open risks pending the publication oi
the government report Popular estimate mas
been that the report would have no important
effect on the market. September wheat was
stronger than other features, some conses-
ton in the near months. and as yet no grea'
accumulation of cash wheat here Until i'm
porters and cash houses begin to buy inc
market will likely continue to decline.
Corn has been nervous but narrow. ShoWery
weather here in a measure offset the erect OF
the hot and dry weather over the corn bell
in the last forty-eight hours, and the oIhcia
indication OF continued dry weather in the
next forty y-eght hours nevertheless consider
able buying has been done today by country
commission houses Some hot weather is r
ported In Kansas, and we are likely 10 gel
some scares from there. Don't think corn
will go much lower.
oats have shown a rather heavy tone today
although the recent speculative buying tc
cover shorts helped the undertone Country
commission houses have been selling steadily
and the receipts have been very heavy. Think
oats are a purchase on declines.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-10
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
Special service to The Herald by E. f. Hut
ton G Co, 1l2 West Third street, Los Angeles

Special service to The Herald by f. FL Hut
ton & Co, 112 West Third street, Los Angeles.
NEW YORK, Aug 9.-Prices declined sharp
ly. selling down over 20 points from final Of
last week, and representing a total decline OF
about 20 points from the highest point week
ago. The decline was the result Of heavy
liquidation brought about by good rains in
Texas. The tropical storm which for the past
three or four days has been reported in the
gulf of Mexico worked inland over part Of the
eastern belt and Texas, causing rains in sec
tions OF the southwest where they were most
needed Liverpool weak on report Of
rains, but the local market, after opening easy
at 10 to II points decline, ruled steady on
covering by shorts and some new buying for a
rally Longs were heavy sellers in the after
noon market, which turned weak, selling at
the lowest point OF the day
Following Is range of quotations:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-10
FRUIT MARKET

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug s.--Fancy apples
1.50; common, soc; strawberries, S304
blaekberries $263; hucKleebrries, 12lso
raspberries $SQ19; ordinary grapes, 35cq q
Sl.25; common pears, 75c; fancy, 81; Bart
lett, 75cG s195; common peaches, zoe; fan
cy, 75c; common plums, 25c; fancy, 75o
Valencia oranges. sI5O@2; Mexican lines
$5m6; common California lemons, $l.50@2
good to choice. s2.5O43; fancy, SSq4; nut
meg melons, 35 75c; waJermelons, s1.25 a
2: fancy cantaloupes, S2,50; common 81
bananas. 75cQs s1.5o; pneapples, $l,5oQ $50
Smyrna figs, S19 $50.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-10
Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO, Aug. 9.--Cattle-Receipts es-
timated at $4,000; market steady; peeVes
s44O@750; Texas steers, $4.50p6,50; west
ern steers. s4q6; stockers and feeders, $50
SIS; cows and heifers, S2.3O96.SOi calves
S5.5O@s,
Hogs-Receipts estimated at 10000; mar
S7.s5@S1O; heavy, s7.2O@S.1O; rough. s7s
Q7.45; good to choice heavy 81 L45@Sloi
pigs, S7@s; bulk of sales, SI75@ 100.
ket steady TO ioc lower; natives. $3q5;
westerns. sS@5; yearlings, S4,7O@5.75i ma
tive lambs S450@775; western, SA50q 765.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-10
SUGAR and Coffee

NEW YORK. Aug, Coffee-Futures closed
steady, net unchanged to 10 points higher
Sales, 1880 bags August s61Oa6l5; Sep
tember, S5.75; October $40; December s. 400
81; March, S5.45Q5.5o; May, $3.50; July, s.. .55.
spot quiet; No. Rio. ,7ss971ac; No. 4 San
tos, Sasc mild quiet; Cordova, 9I3@85sc
Sugat-Raw firm; fair refining SS5S; CEN
trlfugal a6 test &0S; nlolasses sugar. 81 So;
refined steady; crushed, S565; powdered, S.. o5;
granulated. s4.95.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-10
Liquidating Holdings

There also was some question Instead wheth-
er a policy Of Liquidation Of investment hold
inCs was notNin force by Unic1 Pacific.
Discussion RHs revived also of tho condi-
tion Of +. II. Harrimau's health. Another in
huence on tho early stock market was the
news Of general rains in Texas over Saturday
and Sunday.
Tie hone of heneht TO the cotton crop was
clearly reflected in the downward plunge Of
cotton and stocks of railroads which have a
large cotton traffic also responded.
A rise In the London price Of copper failed
70 benefit Amalgamated copper, but American
Smelling aud National Lead were among the
'early strong features. High expectations had
hoen raised of the favorable character TO be
shown by the government crop report. hut
the report was a disappointment, especially
in the estimate Of corn a hrmcr tone I'm the
call loan market was an incident of the day
which was the consequence Of the consid r.
able inroad upon the surplus reserves of the
banks made by last weeks decline in cash
holdings.
The 2is per cent rate was higher than has
been touched since the second week I'm June
when the hitch i'm the plan to list United
States steel on the Paris hourse induced
stock market furry.
Bonds were Irregular Total sales par
value. st69s0Oo
United States is. coupons, declined 4 per
cent on call.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-10
TreasurY Statement

WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.-The condition OF
tho treasury at the beginning Of business TO-
day was as follows:
Trust fund-Gold coin, 1851, ,054, $50; silver dol
lars S4s5 7S6 900; silver dollars Of 1880, Al5i"V
silver certificates outstanding, $i85,S6,VOo
General fund-Standard silver dollars in gem
oral fund So 253 502: current liabilities S96. Ill.,
492; working balance in treasury, $50 95b2'a3i;
IN banks to credit of treasurer, $39,329 333; sub
sdary silver coin. S26, ,437, 59i; minor coin, 81
SO. sos; total balance in general fund, Slo9'-
g61, ,7Sg