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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-25
HELPING FOOD PRoDUO1YoN.

London, April 30.-An Interesting
scheme for helping food production
has been started in the suburb. Of
Hampstead. one Of the most desirable
residential sections Of London. The
arrangement is for sites to be built in
a. field close to the suburb and the
residents are to have their own pigs
and maintain them there. There pigs
will be far enough away from the
houses nc to. be a.. nuisance>and they
will make good use Of the food refuse
OF the homes. An expert Is to be
placed in charge Of the whole enter
Dri0. @
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-25
SPECIAL STREET CARS I
TO THE CEMETERY

To accommodate those wishing to
visit Memorial Park. the following
street a service will be effective,
commencing Sunday. May 26, to May
20, inclusive. One-half hour service
will be maintained from DeMers
avenue n Third street, commencing
at 2 p. m. and ending at 8 p. m. On
Decoration day, May 80, adequate
service will be given to meet the de-
hands. Grand Forks Street Railway
Company.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-25

The Ukraine is getting a German
taste in its mouth that will last for the
next three centuries. .
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-25
MISS TIMING
SPEAKS AT "
ON NARCOTICS
J. ou t. What Alcohol
Means to Workmen and
H. : Soldiers.

National w. C.. It. u, was the speak
1t the regular convocation OF the
University Of North Dakota this
morning and delivered an interesting
and instructive address. DR.. Earle. u.
Babcock, dean Of the engineering
college, presided. Special music of
the morning was a tenor solo by
pleased his hearers that he was fore
ed to respond to an cor .,sii
Miss Tinling ;ts q bright, witty Eng
formerly Of London. but
now Of Norfolk, Virginia. She be-
gan her address which dealt with the
patriotic service of the w. c.. T. u,
with an expression of her joy when
she saw the. Stars and Stripes waving
over the Tower of London where for
Of years no nag but the flag
Of Britain has waved, and told Of her
feeling when the American soldiers
carried the flag: Of the United States
British flag there for all time. She
stated that we are fghting to make
the world safe for democracy, that
this is a holy war for the establish
ment Of the doctrines Of Christ for
the vindication Of the principles Of
Christianity.
Work Among Soldiers.
1.-THE w. c. T. U. has been always
= patriotic organization" said Miss
Timing. ut has since its foundation
been working for a more efficient
She then showed q mum
Der of charts which. clearly indicated
how the efficiency Of workmen is Inn
paired by the use of alcohol. even
when taken in only small quantities.
She laid particular stress on the ne
N~-tkSr - ~ 4, ~~vSSANnE ~A@
sailors as efficient and as accurate as
is possible, and told why the w. c. T.
U. has divided its raj program into
two parts: i. Serving soldiers and
sailors. and 2. Working for national
prohibition for conservation for the
thirty. years the W. c. T. U. has been
providing comfort kits for soldiers
and sailors. The boys are appreci-
alive Of the comforts these bags con-
tain. and they are glad to get the
New Testaments. for these boys who
are going out to meet death want to
You'd. The boys in all our camps are
seeking this than people real
The w. c. T. u. is supplying field
ambulances INC kitchens in Europe,
and in this country there. are hostess
houses maintained by the w. C. T. U.
al which for a small fee the women
relatives of the men can stay over
night, and private rooms may be had
where, the ,good-byes can be said.
Automatic picture machines are be-
ing supplied to Y. NJ. c: A. huts.
Graphic Comparisons.
"All the national women's organi-
cations in America. comprising in all a
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-25
HeITMATfss

Washington. May z6.-Substitute
estimates Of appropriations for tho
quarternnaster's corps ofsthe army. IN:
creadng the original estimate by 81.
33s.leo,347 for the next fiscal year,
we're 'submittedr to congress today by
the war department. The revised
figures are based on the reorxanized
activities Of tho quarternnsstarI corps.
the totAl estimate being for 3s,7ai,-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-25
ACTION. ON REVENUE
LEGISLATION MAY
BE HELD FOR TIME

Washington. May. 26.-Although
congress had prepared to pass new
revenue legislation before adjourn
ment, it appeared today that an agree
ment would. be reached to postpone
action and that a special session might
be called after the November cleo
tons. 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-02

terry. and for repairs to williamsburg
Avenue. from Scott Street to the Ma
tional Cemetery. were opened yester-
day by the Administrative Board and
referSed to City Engineer Boiling TO:
tabulation and report. Mr.. Boiling
will probably Ale his report to the
board at Mondays session, at which
time the contract is expected TO be
awarded, because OF the boards desire
to start this work Immediately.
Mr.. Boiling yesterday recommended
that the board reject the offer OF the
Washington Asphalt Block and Tile
Co.. to make certain repairs TO the
smooth paving in Broad Street. be-
tween Third and Tenth Streets, which
was adopted. This matter has been in
controversy for months. the board hay
Ing already planned to make the re-
pairs itself, and bring suit against the
contractors for the costs of the work.
superintendent Knowles. of the Gas
Works. was directed to repair the
trench in Thirty-second Street. be-
tween Broad and Marshall Streets. and
City Engineer Boiling was directed TO
fill the holes in the roadbed OF Forty
second Street. northwardly from Forest
Hill Avenue.
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REQUlSlTIONS DISTURB
COTTON GOODS MARKET
Government Calls for Duck, I'ninmn
Cloth, SheetinEs, TNtIis ma
Drills
GBy Associated Prcss.l

-.
NEW YORK. June Further large
government acquisitions for cotton
goods were made during the week.
About 100000 yards of single Hliins
duck we're bought OH a basis OF b.,
cents Il pound About 4.OOO.uOO yards
of cloths suitable for pajaiias wcr.
called for. Additional Quantities or
heavy sheetinss. twilis and drills are
wanted.
These demands, supplementing many
others. make II seem certain that ha ii
the cctton-goods industry viii be call
cd on for war purposes In the last half
or the year. The civilian demand has
becn .iuieter In many directions Zig
manufacturers have been buyirE the
lighter weight goods for delivery in
the last quarter OF the year Print
cloths have held ut the .op. and fine
goods arc at their highest level All
colored goods rule firm. and some or
tho blcached goods lines haze advanced.
Pricc-hNing talk has become genera
again. and IT. is reported tina, govern
ment departments Will ask the assj.t :
ance OF the .price-fiXing board I'm nam
ing prices on yarns. from which gov
crnment cloths must be made Inabil-
ty to secure goods OF many kind. he .
comes more noticeable. largely because
mills must defer deliveries to meet
urgent government needs
Merchants handling civilian lines are
convinced that prices are toe high to
warrant tho placing of long, Ia,e con
tracts. and mill agents are constantly
restricting buyers through short terms
ana cash payments. Quotations are
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-02

g wer" Inc main influences hack of the selling
ne holiday here Monday making double
ho!ioays TO be followed BY AN Important
ounssu repor, resulted in liquida ton OF Ions
contracts In considerable volume. The mar
~ wah Irregular. July being much stronger
man me new crop months. Al the lowest
und.r the close OF yesterday: last prices
snpMeo nct losses OF 90 TO 81 points.
ne weather i0nD considered
favorable, little rain being reported over the
pen. while the forecast for continued
c-y weather except In few sections. Crop
accounts generally we're favorable and
F-rred to Increase ofrNrinss. Much was
MADE OF reports thu, cotton was blooming
Al points In Louisiana and hu!ilsh traders
claimed that the condition OF tn. crop " a.
better than on May -. the date to which
the pending condition report from the gov
ei.,mcn; will carry II,
Spots were quoted steady and unchanged
at % cents for middlins. Holder were re-
ported very Arm In their views. hut spo,
accounts had little or no influence con-
tract trading.
Futures closing: January. I.s,: March.
.lH; July. $50: October. 22a: December
ie' Spot. steady and unchanged. Sales
on 'he SPOT. as bales; TO arrive. i.J1o bales.
M!dd!ng - %.
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The Cnrh Market

NEW YORK. June Trading on curb
changes also were small. There was little
feature to the dealings. intercs being sea l.
tered throughout a MARROW list. Close:
i;Soo Aetna. nalt.; 500 Chevrolet. ias 7I:7
l,oo> Maxim. 'l6M4; 100 North American
Steamship: s.gs,.: s.o,v United Motor, MI
p2I3a; 1900 .Wright-Martin. 6S&ots: ooJ
Cosden. "a ~: 800 Metropolitan Petroleum.
Sd;s; 200 Midwest Oil. 1914 lo4: zoo, okla
81 6.: 800 Victoria. tTr&; 400 Atlanta
SOL: 1000 Ris Ledge; li.al3-le: 100 Gold.
field Cons 1-32dL: :31D Cans. Ariz.. IL, n .:
80 Jumbo Ext. 1910; 5000 Mother I.od .
tIat 40: 5000 Rex Cons. SGe: a91 Tonopa n
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n,chmond Firm Get. contr,e,.

PORTSMOUTH. VA. June 1.-The
Wise Granite Company OF Richmond.
has obtained the contract from the
environment division of the War De-
partment for the Immediate erection OF
barracks and buildings for the steve
dore regiments at Fort Lock, in Nor
folk and in this city. The contract
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Studio. Of the ner.,atlon,

Al Grace Covenant Presbyterian
Church this morning Rev. l.. G. Ca!d-
well begins series of sermons on the
Book OF the Revelation. This morn
Ing he will take up the first chapter
and tonight at t-- evening services
the second and third chapters will be
considered. DR.. Caldwell contemplates
continuing study of this book for
several SUNDAYS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-02

moro or less normal. goods ready 10
delivery bringing higher prices than
late contracts In some instances l cent
yard higher. Current prices are as
follows: nrint cloths. 2S-inch GiXs4s,
- cents: G4xG0s. l31-2: 3SI -2-trch
G4x64s. 10 l-2 cents: Drown Greetings,
southern standards. rs cents: deninS
2:2ns. SOUTHERN nominal. c7l-2 cents.
ticSings. S-ouncc. IS Genes prints. %
cents: STABLE EinEham.. 2ci-2 certs:
drcHs EinEhama 32l.2 cents
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSales Mt Union Stock Yards.)

Repor, for week ending May q:
Choice steers. Isl: medium 10 good. IL: q
l3i7; common 10 fair sc Nliz4 Choice he'll
ers. lsan: medium TO good liz q lai.; con,
mon TO t.is: sg ioh Choice COWS. lJa II
ef:. Best oxen. II q isil; medium to good
s sT common 70 fatr. 7ts; pest heav,
common TO fair. l:aM Best hogs. III
medium weight, IL; PIGS. lia ls: sows anc
fair, sHS. Best lambs i5@Is: medium I,
good. lt0 Is: sprinE lambs. II gig.
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MARINE STOCKS Chief
FEATURE ON EXCHANGE
other Issues We're Weak In Earl,
Trading, but Turned Strong
Later.
U. S. STEEL REMAINS HEAVY
Republic Iron and Steel Gains Two
Points, While Baldwin Proves
Another Strong Fcature-Bank
statement Shows Increase.
by BRoApAS WALL

NEW YORK. June MARINE stock. w.,s
inc chief feature of Wall Street again to-
W wcy. and and moved violently. Other Issues
very s.!e eh .arss' S5Sfd
better a. ine"ded d" h lspas, n ,bs; was va.
ttr,sJnch had begun eoun,erattack and were
United States s,sei con, inS n1 hesvy but,
improved It's position much in the last hour
IEGe and s'ee ss,nsd points Tor The
P,Ganr,.. Ensmeii@s and neaa ihi;e'' cor"
,han point ie IN h. showed low, loss OF more
a S and then en- suddenly sho, up c points
down assa bssas an'shy y 81 on ross loss
within snaIsS po, ntom ina. o nIss 4 , nas
s%.m,non nns,SYaiea hg,~ssn az ana 81,
movement in Marine ii is no secret that
IS are gnnsr Su, ne Official
eaact status OF those negotiations The ru-
anus anu APP, sspp.ren,y proving. ,ha, negotiations
-, 10 hstcxc that insiders arc no, handinE
torrnatio would dare buy the s,Scks and md
on r.sk + the n,en.n' T1Isss unless he
n, London operatofs ar. WORKING 't TN mar.
se,io ana a. 'hey seem to look upon hs market
BASK STATEMENT
SHOWS BIG INCREASE
an insrease n srcuia,ior Of .sssoao sA0T The
s sSress ss dssrG .ns o.ns a.
men, 81. .he ere was increase Of e!euis;on
loan. decreased s., SIS go and nc, demand
somewh., restq.c,ed calY loan I'M, ms 5SsSer
s se coming pcans, week 20: the circulation has
the fact that Tho ,averaes cireuiat HS i n.
on Friday. increase
NEW YORK. June stocks were *
n; oi,isI nervous and unsct;ied IN IN.
!os.nT ] TO points on overnight, advice.
snn!rcatinS an extension OF the German driv.
There were general rccoveries later. how.
whic, on M more rcassnrins bulletins.
san9e The rally carried some leaders over
hnsl prices Of the previous day
spectacular feature al one tine sddInr owcr
points 20 yesterdays gain Of To- hut close
ua'.d States s;se a5noe iF"csa
Sard b1 a. H. s,Trme aseins coming for
dM.,r!ais and equipments ., III. war ciass.
Rails yielded !rreEui.rly at tho outset. bu;
and simi'ar inves,men, sharcs short selling
e2ntributei &c the more orderly tone At
Aste from decr-ass OF ,4Wp.coo in
actu.l loans. III. bank Statement, presented
eo 10 t,H5s' by S' SsG,Sl n;reT
total excess At about t32,o")ooo. Bonds were
.,y issues iSt" to h.t sna S. ~
ninimurns were * - for n. rrst IS % - far
y per cen, on call during The week.
four MY won T9RN. 'uHs imM;re.2,ls a.asr
c!al sixiy-day bills IN hanks. i,5c: com
,ntIeili s ,aS., sil. u5ia. de'ns9d
Mexican dollars. -
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. June l.-There was renewal
Of liuuida ton in the cotton market tod ay
owing to the continued favorable crop news
nervousness over the war situation. and the
the weekend. and the government report
OF Tuesday. July contracts broke to a4i0
or fully So per bale from Fridays close.
and1l45 points from the high level of yes
tcrday. That delivery closed .i.i9, with
the general list closing steady net
decline OF Is to 81 points.
The opening showed the influence OF over
rs points lower. There was consld era bic
covering and after further break OF sew
eral points. prices rallied slightly. but met
Increased offerings and weakened
Selling WIS encouraged by the good weather,
coinpa ratvely high private condition figures
and the bearish weekend statistics with
the break extending To 23o) for October and
.,,7S for December. or about ii to Sc points
net lower on tho, more active months. In
addition to liquidation by local and wall
Street traders. there was considerable selling
here for Liverpool and Southern account
with the latter tending to emphasize the
hcnrish character of spot advices. There
was enough covering to check the decline in
the late trading. however. and closing prices
showed rallies OF some 10 or 20 points from
the lowest. a report, issued by New
ton Of the crop 81: compared with the
tcn-year average OF 70
The sale OF 100 bales OF alien-own cot
ton realized CSC for strict low middling
uplands which WAS considered eouiva lent
to AZ points on the opening prices OF July
basis rnid,ing. Savannah advices reported
bales was 2sos with mill interests The The
huycrs Futures ranged followu. -
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AVAIL STORES

SAVANNAH. GA. June I.-Turpentine
casks; shipments. los casSs: stocks. ,.5ss
casks. Rostn. irm: sales. 9SS barrels; re-
ce!pts. es5 barrels: shipments TT3 barrels:
stock. 5o.?e2 barrels, Quote: B. d. e. F.
80: @. II, l. 7s5.
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The Great Medium

This paper is the great medium 70
quick results from sale, rent. eXchanG,
and other forms of Want Ad advertis
ing. Call Randolph l.
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decidedly higher. Tn. finish though. was
niin, i ranging from ~ net decline 10 a
likc advance. with June 1.30H, and July
i3sts TO l.3t:i Oak gained y TO ;iTIc. and
provisions &c re
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NEH YORK. rRonuCE MARKEr.

cheese. nrtn.
Cot,onseed oil was dull and barely steady.
No sales We're reported and tenders put
out. Prime crude. 1850: prime >umme r
yellow spot. nominal: June. July and
August. 800.
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BOND LIST

Am writing Pane! So Observation-Disclosures. n1
.tnr o. rrnch IS '..,..-.-,. .-.-.......... 3,S
\ G II ard = col. IS asked, 80. !:
=. G. l.. cv. ~ baltimore tasHed,.. Is
Chesapeake and Ohio CIV fias......... a.
Chesapeake and Ohio cv SS........ sn
I.!Egott and Myers lob. 81 did ~
1.oriiard Tob. IS tbidJ Observation-Disclosures. 81
Mercantile Marine SIS ............... - Inii;
Seaboard Air Line RET 4s... s;t,
Seaboard Air Line adj 5s......... q
southern Railway Is Embellishments. e.
Southern Railway S. asked, ....... .,
L. s. Registered -. 1880 ...,......... s7i,
L. s. Registered Is. 1915 ..... 20
L. s. Registered ts. 1925. ........,..... In5,-
Liberty Loan 3,s Observation-Disclosures 90 y
Liberty I.opn md Observation-Disclosures. % 80
!iberty Loan pts NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sc -
y. = steel r T. ...... .............. 9si.
Va -Erown BROS. CTS CIV VA ihidD. a.
Va Tar chemical Co. list 6s tbid) s4i4
Na.-C2r- Chemical CIV SIS tb!dl... IS
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK June i-Cot,on goods her.
to-day were steady and yarns frm. Fin.
,sheu cottoRs rose. Raw SILK steady on
high level Linens wcru quiet EufIa us
were steady.
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Wholesale Qu.tntiona on Exchange
NEW YORK. LIVE sTOCK MARKET

NAV YOKk LIVE STOCK MARKET.
NJ" YORK. June l.-Beeves. trading
Sll.oo.
sheep and lambs. slow: sheep. si2on6
Sltoo; culls. $500: spring lambs. ssl.o1f
s22Co
Hogs. steady Al 3lLioM .lA 60: rou-h. 1i7 60
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reals for expenditures to the amount
OF 100000 in the erection OF those
buildings.
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STEAMBOATS, s.,
Gid Dominion Line.

tAnin Street Cara to BoatI 80
steamer Slsayes hic1monu ssssry Risns
at ] O'CLOCK. CoIhxcr with Is Nxin@ 4! -
s.s;S sIs.p ,ssy,as NSlioik New isss
~ 4. 800 XXI s s;iS, Il NJ :; s ssa
DAY uc Si nI nns stssmssss Atop az Clare
vlhnISiA ;!NAvIIATi n ia, A sF''ly u
James River by hDnyttRtl7 10 sMSrScis ~
Point Newport News 1wd ~ ~
lsndigEsi Mond>y. .WSdnssdxfyS AID 4 rSttsSs
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RAILROADS
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAjIW WAY
Norfolk & Western Railway

f5 FAX Sol HS5f s sSs Ssa!Cn
.e;3v a: NJ. - 90 r; NJ, .s:a5 =. 81. EST 41i.
=, Arrive Richmond from Norfolk, I'll 20 s.
Al. .S:ot T. Al From the West: sI:sS a.
al: p 1aiiyu = ipaniiv ',;sS r 81; .s:iS
Otiice: SIS Il. Main ST. Phone Mad may.
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Investors and Traders

The SUCCESS Market Letter issued
! Dca.aiy since 100. has again made good us
guarantee: never To miss the long swings
Long all thru tho big rise To May 18Th
wnrn clients were advised OF reaction thai
IS To SIS ~ ''NNi
hctua! low point was s7r,
Again long on bottom Send FIVE DOL
mnks Tor Trial Subscription ono month
to FIFTY points rise ~
Our ''SPEcIAt.S'. make good
TIE SUCCESS CLUE.
~ Broad street. New York City. t-
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IMPROVE GOVERNMENT ROAD
Administrative Board Opens BIDS 70.
Work From GiiiIes Creek to
National Cemetery

Bids for the improvements contem-
plated on the Government Road, from
Gillies Creek to the National Gene
The Great Medium
This paper is the great medium for
quick results from sale. rent exchange
and other forms of Want Ad advertis-
ing. Call Randolph l.
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Richmond & Petersburg
Electric Railway
Atlantic Coast Line

Inc SlIndaIu ttnntouu vi the suutb
r,y 1ffLCI1hE MAA ~. 1918
,HaiSo i.i-AEE klCHMOND DAIT.y
For Florida and South: 500 IT,,
ga T. al, iZ:+5 A. N 49, ~uu
. t S S ss5 s:Os a. 81. $500 a NJ. .,o.
500 roF +. 4 H.. s:s IS. r. ny. West: s::O A. H.
For Petersburg: Las A. H. sang -,
s;o' a. NJ. $500 A. ~. $50 A. Iu' s.oo IL
~; 't:oV Al. f3:46 r. Ia, SIS
=. ii. 'e'toSHio' 't,U
Trains arrive Richmond daily: SAG "a.
AZ d .2: A,. 5;SS a; a.; $40 a. 81. i1:2o
s;ei +. NJ. 7:46 =. 81. s:i5 p III A.
rcasept SUNDAY 'ounuay only. r&
pections nor E:xranteSd a COZ
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NEW YORK. Juno I.-MiddlinE, 2sOoc:
net receipts, IS bales; stock. lac. $50 bales
Total to-day at all ports-Net receipts
l,2l2,0lS bales.
Total Nor .week---Net receipts. as,4s4 bales;
EXPORTS 3D.12l bales 'frT'
Z Total for season--Nct receipts 59i7los
bales: exports 3.74T,726 bales. ~, q
Il NEW ORLEANS. June 1--SelIing pressure
was In, evidence throughout the yession In
cotton to-day. and the uarkct hold at the
decline from start TO snnish. ! s. Unfava.abie
war rev M, I hsNsish S.YIn pisnt reSsrdins
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New YORK. Iunr I-M-rcan,u" paper.
four month. and six months. per cent.
sterling: siNty-day bills. SiI:E< CONNER
c!al siSty-fay bills IN banks. .iTc: co:n
Intrciai siaty-day bills. sane; deinz nd
~" rs; cab'cs; SIC 7-iG: bar silver. ss'.