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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-15

On Mothers day we were entirely
sold out in cur cut flower Depart
menf. We expect a big demand for
flowers on Decoration day and nd
wise our friends to order early.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-15

Start the season by equipping your
car for touring with a Thermos
Bottle. We are agents for the
genuine and Original Thermos bot
ties and show them in various
styles and prices. Good ones,
each % IS
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-18

turned the letter face downward and
went on with the meal
Il did not know that your mail
came to the club" said Merrihew.
1T doesn't Only rarely letter
drifts this way"
We'll. go on and read IT. Don't bet
me Keep you from 1t. Some charmer
IN wager. Here ! pour all my adven-
lures into your ear. and ] on my side
never SO much as get . hint Of yours
Go on. read It,"
Adventures. fiddlesticks. The letter
can wait. II is probably Q bill
"A bill in q fashionable envelope like
that?"
HiIlard only smiled. TIPPED the era
die and refiIied Merrihew's glass with
some excellent Romance CONT VIXEN
does Kitty sail:" he asked after awhile
of silence
"a week from this Saturday. Feb. =
What the deuce dia yos iring ur that
for? I've treen tryinG 70 forget IT.
Whsre do they lasaT
Nsples-- They opea In Rome the
efxt week IN Asarch- An tie arranee-
meats a~ cvmplefe- Amer cc9ee
Mesrfhew ps-Sea hsck mis- char. TN
resesve q tabae m the biniard room
While zoe r~ad youf iertef~
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-18

issscaes Weesd not shss car ~ on
dom and FOLLY ~ e~-rsa-s ers ssag,
sse eps.~d nhe psgwr and .m~,ss~c
osz tho sessss. -4ac. Aase1- q ser.
" :csser sor you IN the mat acpars
Hsesf ef tli- es;sce- o. va- ~ s-oH
u was ualske apsrhinS she had ever
heard "f-a D~srs.sai sBauifs u~isasa
whore supi.l~ and i-~pch.-- riils-s apa
oe.rod Dls- user.--sr cbaH,r haa snr.sB
the "rt-iHai iTsaliry nns-r ser u'aicp
tser answer Was an insstsi~e .. wha.h
she had given 40 ~cco.d shs'azhf tiiI
toe laie. She oa=hf 30 haUe lzzfs..ret
f Eut she wss lsaciy The i,.,gli. so
knew were out of town aud the -;
nIizb' aasn~s her
THIS map vas in al probabiiry q
gontieasan since he vas nseml,cr %,
a zans,enseu club Esf secosd tssuclsi
convinced her that this proved sothinz
Men are often called ge.tlemen out 81
compiiBenf 10 their ancestors Ssiu
" this man only saw the AFFAIR fr.n
her angie 81 vision. the grosesauc bu
NOR of II ana not the common vulgar
intrigue She bcsifated. as well sbs
might Surprising thai cvcutually d.
never. never do. No ono must Know
that she was IN Agserica. about To- stei
into the widest of Mid aaventsres
Nc: she must not be tosne out IN.
King. who had been Kind 10 bcr aud
the court muSf never Know tr"n
their viewpoint they would hav. de
ciared that she was about 10 tarnish
a distineuished meme. 10 outrage III.
oldest aristocracy IN tBrope rm
court ~ Italy Euf sb. had her o~-n
opinion: what she proposed 10 do was
IN Itself harmless aud inboceni tsu'
this gentleman who leaned out ~ th,
window, She had seen the matsi
u the face she had seen IN that fasi
IL light that Interested her sufficiently
to risk the note, Against the dark 81
the night II had appeared for an w
stant. clean crisp. ruady ms camer
The face warranted coBfdeace
She had sung because she had bres
happy. happy with that transient hap
1ibess Nulcb ~ tiuieS WIS Hf lhrilbH
Gould she ever Judge another man rs
his locks? She believed not How
she had run, The man. bareheaded
giving chase ard the burlv policeman
across the street.
She stepped down from the alcove
wound the gray veil roupd the ridin.
crop ana tossed them into q corner
Somehow In the daylight the maei
was gone from his face. for she had
recoenized him that first day In III,
park Ne rode well she touched ~
bell A maid appeared
'fsettina. You will GO 10 the ofiice 81
this RewspaIsr s"A inaWire sos n letter
Sddressed 20 Niue. Angot And be
quick. for ] may change my mind"
Tie maid Was back in half hour.
"There WIS letter. them The
points were dancing again In the blue
eyes
Yea may go. Perhaps" and BETH
mas mistress smiled-''perhaps ! may
Iet yoa vesd it aud answer II after I
am done with b. That would he
rather neat"
The slight nod was a dismissal and
the maid went about her duties. which
were not many In this house.
Cnnt,ouad Naxt Wpel
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By
HAROLD
MAC CRATE
GAoSssohe eooo. ~ - 0sAAs-
usssSD &c.

state. sometimes I tong b. get nv tive
hands rouad ber white throat .,ns
rsistake. one little mistake. am VIII
ing 10 swear that she ,oved s,e IN The
beginning And . was foot not g.
profit by this sentiment Give me pa
tience. patience ~ I say TO her. -
much and yon may have your freedom
sberc Is always that cursed via IN.
crown - Italy ell never withdraw
its hand Nc Win his ifcs family
on bis hands. especially her brother
the king will never waive his rights"
And. reHember we have bat tea
days"
We shall not hnd time heavy .
Know a lew rich butchers and erocers
who call themselves the aristocracy
And some ~ them play bridge aud
ecarte."
The diplomat smiled ip anticipation
Il have followed her step by step 90
the boat at Naples She Is here she
viii not be hard to lind she has
wealthy friends"
"iou say she Is heautifulf-
YES. aud beautiful woman cannot
hide Think of IT, Chateaux and vii
las aud splendid rents. all waiting 10
lse Gormanized by the statel Let rs
set out into the air before ! become
excited and forget whese 1 an"
The waiter stepped forward With
the coats and Aats
CHAPTER Iii.
MNE ANgOT
"HREE nights later. rs TSsnsrd
and herribew we're dining 60
aether Mt the club. the stew
= ard came into the grill room
end swept his placid eye over the
Groups OF diners. singing out Mi
lard. he ca0e s8lemnly down 70 the
corner table and laid n blue tettsp at
The side os billiards. plate.
Il did not see You when you came
IN. SIR" said the steward. his voice -
solemn as his step. The letter or
rived yesterday"
Thank you. Thomas" With no
. nail diniculty Hillard composed his
face and repressed the eaeerness in his
eyes. She had seen; she had written.
the letter lay under his hand. Who
said that vomance had taken flight !?
True. the reading Of the letter might
Aisillusion him. but always would
there be that vision and the voice CON.
ing out of the fog Nonchalanr'" he
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-18
Do farmers est the proper
oOst Of ioOdf

The farmer Of today buys a much
larger proportion of the food that goes
on Ahe table than he did ten years ago.
h'sa good thing that this is so because
he has great variety % select from.
He should. however, use great care
in selecting for the best results in
health and strength.
The widespread tendency in the city
10 increase the amount oi Quaker
Scotch Oats eaten is due very largely
o. the recent demonstrations by soien-
tilic men that the Quaker Scotch Oats
fed man is the man with greatest
physical endurance and greatest men-
tai vigor.
Farmers should give this subject
careful thought and should increase
the quantity of Quaker stach oats
eaten by themselves, then children
and the farm hands.
Packed in regular packages, and in
Theoretically sealed tins tm lIut
climates. 81
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-18

When in need Of a good, up-to
date sewing machine get the White
Rotary. For Sale by G. H. Martin
The only machine ON earth that will
sew ON buttons. i6-tt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-11
LIMITED COMPREHENSIVE.

THE UNDERSIGNED, DESIRING TO CON
time the limited partnership heretofore exist
ing between them, pursuant TO statute IN such
case made and provided. set forth as 1oiiows-
lie to be continued to be conducted is b
Voig1" And the county wherein the principal
place Of business IS 20 be located Is the County
Of New York. Borough OF Manhattan, City,
County and State Of New York - .--.z..
. The general nature Of the business tntenoed
70 be transacted IS importing and dealing IN tint
stones aId business incidental thereto.
s The only general partner OF said business is
:he undersigned, Bernhard H. Eoigt; who is OF
fun age and resides at Gillette. New Jersey.
And The only special partner OF said business IS
the undersigned, Elizabeth EoigL who is of fun
age and resides at 2l9 Bainbricse Street
Borough Of Brooklyn New York City, New York
! The amount Of capital which Elizabeth
Weight as such special partner. has contributed
10 the COMMON stock Is The sum of Twelve thou
sand five hundred $4,000 dollars
>. That said partnership shall continue until
the 22nd day Of July. 1913
Dated, New York. June 18th. 1910
MRS. ELIZABETH NOIGT-
BERNHARD II. NOIGT-
State and County Of New York.
On this 29th day Of June. in the year nine
bernhard H Noigt- TO personally known and
known TO be the individual described in
and who executed the foregoing certificate and
duly Acknowledged to me- that he executed the
same. ANNE NJ. LYMAN.
TSealI Notary Public No 13S,
New York Co.
state and County Of New York, S.:
on this 29yh day Of June. in the year nine
teen hundred ten. before me personally came
Elizabeth NoigI. to me personally known and
known TO 10 be the individual described in
and who executed the foregoing certificate and
duly Acknowledged To me that she executed the
same ANNE NJ LYMAN.
Seal. Notary Public No 13S.
KO-f
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FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. Aug. 10.-Consols closed Lilo
higher, at 81 1-l6 for money and Sis for &C
count. Anaconda was a higher. at ISIS.
Canadian Pacific ,, at 1876, and Grand
Trunk %. at 2614.
Money was plentiful and in quiet de-
mand to-day. Discount rates We're steady
Traders on the Stock Exchange We're
chiefly occupied with the settlement, IN
which the rate for Americans was 312
per cent. Business for the new account
was fair and prices improved generally
under the lead of Americans a cheerful
tone prevailed in the copper and rubber
sections.
American securities opened fraction
higher and gradually improved during the
day on fair buying by Wall Street and the
Continent A slight recession occurred IN
the late trading, and the market closed
quiet.
Call money in London. 1014 per cent;
open market discount rate for short bills,
pa per cent; long bills, 22s per cent; Berlin
discount rate, SIS per cent: Paris discount
rate > per cent; Paris exchange on Lon
don % francs % centmes. Berlin ex-
change on London. % marks. 45 pfennigs.
Bar gold, rs cad: American eagles. los
sgd
Berlin. Aug 10.-Trading opened active
and strong on the BoerSe. Prices reacted
later and the markets closed depressed.
Russian securities were weaker, owing TO
the reported spread of cholera in Russia
and adverse crop reports from that coun-
try.
Paris Aug 10.-Three per cent rentes
closed 5 centimes higher, al 81 francs 40
confines. Prices were firm on the BourSe-
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PROPOSALS.
JEFFERSON & CLARIFIED COAL &
IRON COMPANY
LIST Mtge : Per Cent Gold Bonds
NOTICE

SINKING FUND NOTICE.
Sealed proposals VIII he received up to 3
p NJ. Thursday, September 10. 1910, by the
Cedar St New york, for the sale to it. as
trustee at q price not to exceed 105 and &C
crued interest, of sufficient > per cent bonds
Of this company to invest the sum of forty
four thousand two hundred twenty-nine Gol-
lars and seventy-three cents 6S44. 229- 73 ;.
Proposals should BE- in sealed envelopes ad-
dressed to the Guaranty Trust Company of
New York and endorsed Jefferson & Clear
field Coal & Iron CO. Sinking Fund
GEO. H. CLUNE- Treasurer
Rochester. y. Y. August 10 1910.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS u G.
August g. 1qI0-Sealed Proposals viii he
received at this office until o'clock p M.
August beth. 1910. fC. the construction Of
sewers IN the District of Columbia. Forms of
proposals, specifications and necessary in
formation may be obtained from Chief Clerk,
Engineer Department, Room 49,, District
Building. Washington, D. -. JOHN a JOHN
STON. E NJ MARKHAM CAcJing). Commits
sforprE {
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

The market on the Consolidated Ex-
change was under selling pressure from
professional sources throughout the SEES
sion, the offerings from the floor I'M
parting relative softness, so that II was
practically continuously q better market
for buyers of stocks than existed on tne
New York Stock Exchange. Commlsslo of
houses continued to report enlargement OF
interest on the part of the public, with Or
ders to buy odd lots much more numerous
than was the case last week The NUMBER
ta,dancv 10 broaden out Lending rates for
stocks for the half-weekly carry-over indi-
Gated a large floor short interest. paru66u u
c;4ic Raadine Steel common, Chesapeake &
Ohio and St Paul. Detailed operations toi-
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. - Money on, call call
opened at IA per cent; hlgnes''1 her
cent; lowest. Y per cent ne GioS senf Tfme
per cent for sixty days, 3 q a for nine e..
days. IA @ u for four ,i nouns ansr cGntinued
to move slowly because or an =, aiIio ner
tire lack of demand. Rates; = = ped
cent for sixty to To- 9lSes for Choice four TO
six months single names, 61s for otherS'
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.--The foreign
exchange market opened a shade easleI ~
demand sterling at 4.S5559 1850 ana
siytv-day bills at 4.s31a a 1880. Snort
francs held around 51s9s and short r tdsdy
marks "a 1915 The market closed steduS-
'''''>s' Sixty days. Demand aaft
Germany reichsmarks. sals 10. gsls
Belgium francs. .-.-.-...-. 2.2 81 Sis1s
Switzerland. francs. .--...-- 9-Zl1t TO-
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-Boston, par
and sc discount; Chicago, 1oc discounJ,
San Francisco. sight &C premium, nn1eroiai
par and 25c discount. bank 81 PIe PREF LII
Charleston. buying par selling 1 biS Poe iec
MUM; St Louis, zoe So dis e,7'nIn OS Savan-
nah, buying 3-16c discount. selling par
BANK CLEARINGS. : New York; e e;,-
changes 54,170,967. balances u -,
philadelphia, exchanges S--,c-o,ccf'
s. 7O2 81: Baltimore, exchanges Sa9o' 30
balances S5S2, 131; Chicago, exchanges S00'
IFS 24 balances s., $50, 924.
SILVER acknowledgements bar Sill
yer 521kc: Mexican silver dollars, he bar
silver in London closed at n 1-16d. I'M
changed.
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid. 10; LIS
bon, 80
MEXICAN EXCHANGE Mexican ex-
change on New York is quoted at Z.0l12-
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS : Receipts
from customs yesterday were $50 .sSS; IN
ternal revenue. including corporation tax,
1861 46S, and miscellaneous, S0.oS, total
of S975,540. against total expenditures on
ordinary account of 8, 844,6lo- For the
month to date ordinary receipts have been
S14O11. 1888 and ordinary expenditures SI9,-
3g9 1872 the excess of expenditures amount
ing to s, 3S7, St4 For the fiscal year to date
ordinary receipts have been S2;sZ9 81 /,
against $40, Us, OF in the same period OF
1863 and ordinary expenditures $S5,oll ,oVi'
against $S1, 80, 135 in 1909, the excess or eX-
penditures this year amounting to SlO.9oI:-
GO compared with an excess OF eXpendl-
lures last year of 81. 1856 108. Including Pa
mama Canal account and public DEBT tne
excess of all expenditures over receipts
since July l amounted to SIS, I4OSO. against
an excess in the corresponding period d
year ago of S16.416.3S1.
SUB-TREASURY. - The Sub-TTeasury
was debtor to the Clearing House $sl4,lfo.
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MEETINGS.
CHICAGO,

CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE & ST PAUL
RAILWAY COMPANY.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
this Company for the election Of Directors
and for transaction Of any other business Of
the Company Will be held at the Office of the
Company, IN the City of Milwaukee, At twelve
O'Clock neon Saturday. Septerlber oath. 1910
The transfer books Will be closed Thurs
day, the 18Th Of August and reopened on the
26th oav CT September next.
ROSWELL MILLER
July eth. 1910. Chairman Of the Board
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NORFOLK q WESTERN RAILWAY co.
The Board Of Directors has declared upon
the Adjustment Preferred stock 2 quarterly
dividend Of Sl.o0 per share. payable at the
ONCE OF the Company. Arcade Building. Phila-
delph1a- Pa, and after August IS 1910 70
the Adjustment Preferred Stockholders Of
record At the close OF business July 30 1910
z H ALDEN, Secretary
THE ADAMS EMPRESS COMPANY
New York. August 10Th 1910
The Transfer Books Of this Company viii he
closed from > O'Clock p II. August 18TH TO
the morning Of September LIST. 1910.
BASIL ". ROWE
Vice President and Treasurer
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stronger than it was six months ago.
Similar liquidation may yet be forced in
other markets.
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INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks IN
which there were no transactions yester-
day the New York Stock Exchange:
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

There was larger volume of business
transacted in outside securities. and while
prices moved jrreeularly al times the gen.
eral tone of the market was hrm. Inc
copper issues continued to lead the ilst IN
point of activity, Inspiration. ConsoIluateo
and Chino being conspicuously animated;
In the Cobalt shares Kerr Lake deyeloped
decided strength, Wine in the Nevada gol9
shares GoIdfield Consolidated showed
strength. Chicago Subway was unusually
active and strong, the price adVanclns
more than a point. The industfldl ISSUES
were fairly active and strong. the feature
OF the department being 1ntercontnentai
Rubber, which rose a point. The pono de,
partment was quiet but steady. Detalleu
lions follow
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cAIcaCO STOCKS.
1ished by Curtis & Sanger. No. 40 Wall
GOVERN MENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds compared
with TueSdayS:
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BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

lu,,r,tsbed by J. Thomas Reinhardt. No. 81
Rroad street New York. and No 81 Des@
street, BOston.)
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DIVIDEND NOTICES

NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
5oth TIE Board of Directors have
PREFERRED | G.esrss The 66ista con-
otunrsn secu,ive quarterly dividend Of
one and three quarters q y per
certou the Preferred Capital Stock OF the Company,
able Aug 81 1870 Stockholders Of record the close
Of bus;ncss Aug. IL 1910. Transfer books viii not be
cIo<ee F.E. BUGBEE, Treasurer.
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COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.
Furnished by Swartwout & Appenzellar No. 40
Pine street,

Approx.
Name. Maturity. Bid. Ask yield.
Am Cigar D C Mch 10 1911 9s1s 99h b25
do p c. Mch Is. 1912. ......- 97l4 9Ta4 540
Bait q Ohio c Mich 10, 1911 1915 999s 455
do Y p C, June 1913. ......- 8sis 1885 BIO
Beth Steel Corp ? c. Nov 1914 95 % 10
Chic & Alt 8 p c. Mch Is. 1913 9SA 99ts 80
Gin Ham & ID , C. July, 1913. 96s4 go: .
c 9 e & ST L p c, JUNE. 1911 100 1p7s 40
y & II eqpts. ~ p c, July, 1922 99s. 1000 40
Erie Railroad p c, Apr $. 1911 0s.. 99s2 $40
General Rab IL c. July. 1915 92A 93N 20
Hudson Cos p c. oct IS. 1911. 90 9S!s $40
do c, Feb, 1913 ........... 90 sets DO
Interior r TT p c. May 1911 zoos lns $40
K c Ry & L p c, Sept. 1912. 9s Ssft 800
do c, May II. lib 94t3 8o9* 100
Lack Steel e. Mch. 1915. -. sg% eota I 10
MINI 81 / c, Feb, 13ll SO 90 a 1880
Mo 4 Tx e. Aug, 1911 3oH ~ ooo
Cent Lines. eqpts. 6 c,
H a H 3 p c. lal1-l2. 100 l0ia
St f ~ c. Feb, 1912 ~ ~ o az e . so
d" p c. Mch. 1919. ..-...:.. % oo5s $50
Southern Ry p c. Feb. 1913 90 o asst s sa
TideWater c. June, 1913, o., 90 o. e-o 90"
West Tel & T p C. Feb. 1917 ~ ,9e o'oo
w FL If c, Aug, 1873. s9's iV 100
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COBALT STOCKS.

coupons INTERCHANGEABLE +Registe-ed tCou-.
2ons- sReststered and coupon fSterliag
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New stock
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

| FURNISHED by Charles D Barney & Co, No. .
Bread street, New York. and No. 100 South
4th street Phiadelphia)
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

FURNISHED BY W N coler & Co. No 4s Cedar
street)
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BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED by R l. Day & Co. No 81 VAN
street,
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PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES

FURNISHED by Williams Mcconnell a Col.r,,
No. 90 Wall streetO
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BON DIS

g. 500 Bling & G. RR6s.105 Jos I1o4,t !o IL
s5 200 Bipg 4. G. RR6s1o5 1o5 f1044 luf
sSeIIs cents per share todd lots.
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FIRE INSURANCE STOCKS.

FINISHED by f. 5. Bailey. No Sc Broadway,
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RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
Maturing 1910

Furnished by swartwout & Appenzellar, No. 40
Pine street)
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FURNISHED by Warren. Gzowszi & Co. No 81
Broad streetO
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N. Y. AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES

'Bx dividend I per cent.
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MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

Paris, Aug. 10.-Three per cent rentes
closed 5 centimes higher, at 81 francs 40
,entimes. Prices were firm on the Bourse.
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Total sales of bonds. 81, 42+. 600.