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JERSEY AND ALDERNEY
MILK. MILK. MILK.
Pure and fresh, from the country, to be had
Corner Csr0ndelet and Common stree
and Branch, No. 60 Canal street, 'neal
the Gus ON House. North Side.

The only place in the city where this eele-
brated milk can be procured.
Pure, rich and swe Jersey and Alderney
Milk and uttermilk, at cents per z ass re
ceived daily On ice, via Jackson Railroad from
the famous hrcola Daily Farm. Sad It OK Is
from the well known Fowlers importations OF
Jersey and Aide ney cattle
Also kept on haud. Meal, Soda. ViehY. Min
eral Waters, Homemade Pies and Pastry.
sec ly5thp
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Delinquent Taxpayers-Citizens' SAVINGS
Bank, Grunewald Hall. % Baronne street, New
Orleans. July s, 1s77-This SAVINGS BANK
will advance to Laborers. Mechanics, Clerks.
etc., the money, necessary to pay their taxes
made to the Bank in weekly or lnonthly in.
stallments. M, BENNER 80
jy6 tt Cashier.
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WANTE ED SUGAR COOLERS, IF SOUND,
w good order and cheap PLANTER, Dem
Ocrat office se0o ~
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WANTED-A SINGLE CENT EMAN TO
w take room and board in a private family
in the Fourth District. near Jackson street
Price 1926 per month. Address Coz TON, this
Office oc6 At
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The fire insurance men are moving in the coal
oil matter. II thu life insurance fraternity de-
sire the confidence Of the people they mus also
take hand. The people ara aroused to give
the subject their attention. Let us hear from
YOU. gentlemen.
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SPECIAL LEGISLATIVE CHARTER.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

THE ST. BERNARD COAL COMPANY Hsy-
l. ing removed { ON tn ir old stand. to their
new and commodinus office Ne. % Caarondplet
street; are prerared to fill orders for Coal at
PITT BURG 75c. per barrel.
ST. BERNARD. roc per barrel
per cent off for ca ~.
W. S. CAMPBELL. Agent.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

Having been awarded by the State Board of
Education majority of the bids for furnishing
he public schools of the State, and having ar
rangements with publishers. we are prepared to
furnish the following books at prices named.
Column No. 1 is lowest retail price adopted !;
column No. 2 exchange price, for first introduce
ton. when books of similar grade in actual use
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VARIETIES THEATRE.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1877,
Grand Entertainment to be given by
CONTINENTAL GUARD, COMPANY A,
Kindly assisted by members Of Louisiana
Grays.
Tableaux-Subject: DAYS OF 1T7s--under the
direction of Mr.. r. j Browne.
Vocal Music. Operate Selections. by Madame
Comes and Prof. Collignon; and Quartettes.
GRANDE sOTREE DANsANTE.
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BANK NOTICES.
MILITARY NOTICES.

Attention Company ID, First Infantry
The officers and members Of this company are
hereby ordered to attend the regular meeting
Of this company. which takes place MONDAY
EVENING, October 8, a. TX o'clock at company
headquarters, No. 46 Magazine stree MP stairs
By order of VIM. B. STANSBURY.
Captain.
r. S. PLossMAN. Orderly Sergeant. oc72t
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The capital Of the Arctic Insurance Com
pahy is impaired to the extent of $4,000. and
the company has been notified to make 1t up or
efon business
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.

WANTED..BY A BOY IS YEARS OF AGE
W who resides with his mother a situation in
9 business house. Good references. Ad ress
g.. this office oc7 At
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MISCELLANEOUS.

E00 MEN WANTED TO WORK ON BASS
cOO Levee, in the parish of East Carroll, rs
miles above Vicksburg. The work will start
Immediately.
OCT st* 2 J. TYRREIL Contractor
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WANTED-A LADY THOROUGHLY COM
w potent to tea h English. French aud Music
had fifteen years expe iencs ia teaching,
Would also teach pupils at her own home
Address B." Democrat office. seq
WANTED-BY A TEACHER, A POSITION
w. to teach, In either family or a school,
ID" this Office ie24 If
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LOST-FOUND.

T OsT-ON SATURDAY. OCTOBER 6. A ROLL
IL of BANK NOTES. The tindet will be liber-
ally rewarded on returning same to the Office of
dido streets oc7 1t*
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WANTED-PUPILs.

" ale, q position as teach in fam ly,
either in the city, or country. Teaches English
and music. Address W. W., Democrat office
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TOR SALE - AN ELEGANT AND COM
l. plete set of furniture. desks and fixtures
suitable for banking or counting house. Ap-
ply to HiBERNIA NATIONAL BANK oc3 tt
l. new; will be sold cheap. Apply at 224 Eighth
street. ser If
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Committee Of Arrangements.

Committee Of ARRANGEMENTS.
Lieut. E + PERILLOUX. Chairman.
DR. J M Cullen. John Purves.
Cathalongne VIM Fl Deeyes.
A d Finlay, George w Cooper,
Major NJ Quayle, DIR Ike Scott.
Reception COMMITTEES.
Mayor i. PILSBURY, Chairman.
Col W vaudry. Col Glynn. Jr.
Col vinet, Gen W Behan.
Capt B Peasants, Capt A Morphy.
Col W M Owen. Capt McEIroy,
Capt May, Capt NJ Isaac5on,
DR. J Dickson Bruins, DR. s Chopin,
Major " T Cluverius, Major M Quayle.
Capt NJ Montgomery, Capt Belknap,
Capt G Fleming, Herndon,
T Aycock, RWilson,
T W Bothick. Judge F A Monroe.
G r Finlay, J Donaldson.
Col B Walton ] Wills m,
w Moffat, DR. Scot,
W Mehle, Capt Fitzpatrick.
Mckinley Gibson. Charles W Gould.
MAJOR NJ Todd, DR. John II Pike,
Capt. ] McGlensey. USN
Box office, under the supervision of Mr.. J. Kit
fridge. will be opea Monday Tuesda and
Wednesday. October 8, and 10. for sale or
exchange of tickets for reserved seats.
The Grand Piano used on this occasion has
been kindly furnished by Mr.. Philip Wer-
lein.
Admission, One Dollar. $3.50 OCT 8 o 1G
T,HE GAIkTY THEaTRE-BARONNE ST.
l. near Commentaries Monja aldo. lessee
and manager
OPEN EVERY NIGHT,
with a first class company. selected for their
individual merits from the Easern cities now
city theatres. Admission only Is. rs and 3S
CENTS se1gt IL
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BIDWELHs
CADEMY oF MUSIC.
SUNDAY Evenvnp as.tny,cr ~ uaHH

and during the week.
Wednesday and Saturday MATINEES.
The world-renowned KELLY & EON'S Min
strels and Burlesoue Opeaa Troupe, from
their Opera House, Tweny-third street.
New York. on their regular annual tour,
with the finest artists that money will engage
and q repertoire of novelties unapproached
by any other company.
The largest, most complete and refined MIN
STREL ORGANIZATION in the world.
Seven COMEDIANS and Specially Artists. Il
Matchless Quintette of Vocaists. Grand
Orchestra and Brass Band
Box Office open from u. IN. until 10 D. m. Cur
tain rises at O'Clock. OCT
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HELP WANTED-FEMALEs.

Chambermaids. Cooks, Nurses, etc.
bNTED-A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL
w to nurse one child a d do homework for a
small mily. One furnishing good references
Will receive good wages. Address g. L., Lock
Box 213. ocG II
WANTED-BY MRS. BLOCK, NO. 1A2 CAMP
~ street. for the country, one Cook, one
Washer and one Gardener. Has on hand a
good housekeeDer. au17 If
WAETED-aN INDUSTRIOUS AND TIDY
w woman for cooking and house work. Re-
ferences required. Apply at No. IS First street.
je3O tt
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E1OR RENT-THE BUILDING NO. At CAM
Il street, lately occupied by tue Hibernia Bank
suitable for banking-i Ouse or store. Prefer
to lease it altogether. Inquire at the law office
40 Camp street. oc6 St.
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FOR SALE.

E1OR SALE-A NO. 1 YOUNG HORSE
Doctors buggy, family barouche or grocer's
wagon. App.ylo
MORRIS McGRAW,
OCT st Cor. Gravier AID Tchoupitoulas SITS
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ENOR RENT-THE TWO-STORY SING Z
Il frame dwelling, ten ooms. hail up stairs
and down. gas throughout, large yard. situated
at No. 80 Pleasant s, rect between Laurie and
Constance: Also a cottage of en- rooms. Apply
to 357 Laurel street. or TO s. r. Keen 1t the Royal
Canadian Insur. nee Company 1876 Gravier
street. Possession given Immediately.
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WANTED-TO RENT, WITH BOARD, TWO
w large, airy and comfortably furnished front
rooms. in second story, gallery all round. con-
venient to two lines of cars; table always sup
piled with the finest that the market affords.
No one need apply unless we'll recommended.
Add less x. K. x. Democrat office. jy7 If
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EOR RENT-THE DESIRABLE TWO AND A
L half story brick dwelling. with all the mod
ern improvements. halls. diningroom. arched
parlors. airy bedrooms, bathroom. servants
rooms. large paved yard. cist.rn md well. sit
josephine and St. Andrew streets. Also "t the
adj lining houses Nos. 2O9 and sG7. Pos ession
given on the 1st of October. For further par
ticulars apply to E. CONEkY,
se13 If Corner Canal and Delta streets.
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Two RENT-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY. THREE
L un,urnshp rooms. with our without board.
Apply at 1865 Second street. near Magazine
at
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E>OR RENT-TH E TWO VERY DESIRABLE
l. Two-story Residences. wi h gas fixtures
Fourth District. Apply to A. LEVI, No. 81 Per-
dido street. Oc71m
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/ WANTED-BY A MIDDLE-AGED WHITE
w woman situation as cook (onIy). Would
fee. " OCT n
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WANTED-A SITUATION AS COOK BY A
| w middle-aged white wo uan The best of
| references can be furnished IL required. AID.
dress A. NJ. Democrat office. oc7 at
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WANTED-BYs A RESPECTABLE WHITE
" Woman, situation in private family, to
Cook or to do Housework Address e. d. This
office. Oc7 at
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WANTED-A WHITE WOM,N COOK.
w wash and iron for small family The
best of reference required. Address G. P this
Office. oc7 n
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HOuseksepers.

WANTED-BY A MIDDLE AGED WIDOW
w Lady situation as Housekeeper. The
best o. references given and required. Address
Mrs. W., this office. 0c7 3t
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT. With OR WITHOUT BOARD
= handsome. well furnished apartments ir
that most eligib!y situated residence, No. 2.
streets. ccT I'm
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WANTS.
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.

WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY, A SITUA-
w ton to sew /; Is first-class operator on sew
Ing, machines. The best of reference given.
Address n. o. NJ, this Office ee5 Fl
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BY TELEGRAPH.

ASSOCIATED PRESS. REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
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one OF the committee. But the Professor d
explanation SOONEST that wild idea at rest
The Katie King trick is the one that up,
set poor Robert Dale Owen, or rather
the exposure OF II unbalanced him after
he had staked his reputation on solemn
and scientific explanation as to Katie,s
genuineSs as spirit in long article in
the Atlantic Monthly.
OF course the business oil mediumshir
will still go on in this as in other com.
munities. There will still be people
who prefer to follow the lead of their i'm
aginations rather than Of their sober
senses. Gibbon has remarked in his
comments upon the early history Of the
Jews that they preferred to believe in
the traditions Of their ancestors rather
than in the evidences Of their own senses,
This remark OF the great historian de.
scribeS the mental condition Of many
other people beside the Jews. II in.
cludeS all persons who believe that the
spirits Of dead people are going round the
country ringing bells and blowing horns.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
TnElEAsTERN QUESTION.
4 Memorable Dny,

LONDON, March l3-The Time, says
to-day will be memorable in the history
OF the Eastern question. The Cabinet
meets TO consider the terms OF agreement
among the Powers. II does not contain
any engagement to use coercion in any
form. The Powers will employ their
Diplomatic influence in favor Of the re.
forms that the Conference has decided
necessary, but further than this they will
not go. No time Is fixed within which
the Powers are TO use their influence,
or after which they are to consider their
efforts TO have failed. When the pro-
posals which Lord Derby submits to his
colleagues have been accepted by the
other European Powers, Il Is expected
that Russia will declare herself satisfied
and demobllization will follow in due
course.
A protocol to be signed by the Porte
and countersigned by the Powers is a
form oil agreement which has found most
favor. The article continues: We be.
lieve il England accepts thisall the other
powers will; il then depends upon the
temper in which the Porte receives the
agreement, and the acts which follow it,
to show whether we are OH the path to
final pacilication. Hitherto the Sultan's
government has shown no desire to come
to terms with Russia. We can only hope
that the Porte will not, by action or in
action, by purposeless defiance or i'll.
timed obstinacy, Illustrate the sincere at.
tempts Of the other States to avoid war.
There has as yet been no beginning OF
better rule, and the condition Of the PROV
inCes which were original seats Of insur-
rection is pitiable in the extreme. The
Powers will become once more sureties
for the Turkish government, and should
they fail the end must come at last.
PARIS, March l$.-The editor of lie
Temps had an interview with General
lgnatief. He says: Ignatiefl' declared
that his mission was to obtain formal
sanction to the resolutions Of the Confer
ence. Russia held to their substance,
but, as regards form, would accept indif-
terentlyLeither protocol Tema mating
from the six Powers, or a diplo-
matte instrument signed by Turkey alone,
D"e SOHhhSAhIkHcu Ny tuc IOHeE5' 1Ht
protocol by making manifest the firm re-
solve OF the Powers TO see the reforms
accomplished would give the proposals OF
the Conference the form Of positive rs.
surance. Russia would not grant Tur.
key more than two months grace for eX-
ecuting the reforms. When this time
expired the Powers would be no longer
In 70 unN II l..
compelled in virtue Of the protocol to
allow the free exercise Of armed inter.
vention by one or more, Of the Powers.
The General continued: Our desire
for peace is so strong that even If England
only partially accedes to our views we
shall not break off negotiations, but Use
fresh efforts to obtain concessions. No
time, however, must be lost. We cannot
leave our army inactive, we must either
utilize or prepare to disband. lgnatieif'
said he was furnished with the full pow
era by his government.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, March 13.-The decline yes,
terday in bar silver, is due to a reduction
OF three-eighths in Indiane exchange, and
limited demand for export.
The Colorado potato beetle has been
discovered alive ut Bremen, on goods
brought from New York.
Peace has been concluded between the
TransVnal Republic and Secocoeni.
A letter to the Times from Pera, dated
March Sth, says: Many OF the prisoners
who were arrested TOR alleged completely
in the plot of Midhat Pasha have been
liberated. Kemal Rey, Midhats secre.
tary, is still imprisoned and examined
daily by magistrates. The sudden fl OF
terror which disorganized the whole gov
ernment and placed the Sovereign at the
discretion OF little palace clique Ia
hereby shown to continue.
The Sultan's council is now more than
ever haunted by fear Of plots. The pre-
vailing popular idea is that the party
strongly attached to Murad EAendi, are
busily spreading reports Of his complete
recovery, and claiming his right to restor-
alton. Murad's adherents declare that
both Turkish and foreign doctors were
unanimous that two or three months re-
pose would completely restore his rea.
son. Their prediction has been fully
realized. Murad is now far more lit for
the throne than his drunken terror
haunted brother, and it is fully time
that they should change places.
A dispatch from Berlin says recent
order Of German authority asserts that
the men who formerly served in the
French army should quit Alsace and
Lorraine Immediately or accept German
nationality, will be brought to the notice
OF the Reichstag by the Deputies from
those provinces. The. order has been
modified, but only so as 10 offer better
terms TO those willing to become Ger
mans. The order affects 5000 families.
A Berlin dispatch says; In the resum.
ed debate on the budget in the Reichstag,
Herr Besancon, Deputy from and Mayor
OF Metz, made a sensational speech, dc.
scribing the ruinous state OF affairs in
his constituency and asked for. self
government for Alsace and Lorraine.
He quoted statistics showing that prop.
erty in Lorraine now is worth only half
what 1t was, before the annexation.
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ITALY.

ROME, March lS.-The Pope delivered
his allocution in the Consistory, which
was held at theYatican yesterday. He pass.
ed in review the events since 1870, and
said Italy took iorcible possession of
Rome at an epoch when the generous na.
tion was in sore distress. He declared
that the italian ecclesiastical laws
deprived him Of the means of
administering the church, and left
him only liberty granted by the
ordinary laws. He lamented his inabili-
ty TO prevent immortality and ire.
ligion from permeating society. In con.
clusion he pronounced conciliation i'm.
possible, and appealed to the foreign
bishops to incite the faithful 10 the good
work Of inducing their governments to
take the position of the Holy See into
consideration.
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GhtGntelli9eucer


The returns from the election yeSter'
day in New Hampshire are not complete
this morning, but the indications are that
the Republicans have about $500 ma
jority on the State ticket, and that they
have certainly elected two Of the three
Congressman, and possibly all three
This is the first gun Of the post
Presidential campaign, and indicates
that the new administration ha,
rallied the people to ita support, and thai
the Republican party enters upon thi,
new era OF its existence with the contin
mediavor Of its old supporters. 1t look,
nov as II Democratic friend Of ours was
something OF prophet when he pre-,
dicted the other day that 1t would be a
long time before the Democratic party
would again come so close to victory as
# did in the late campaign.
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sENATE-.ExEcUTIvE SESSION
WASHINGTON, March l

WASHINGTON, March IL.
Mr.. Anthony submitted resolution
that the volume containing the proceed.
ings Of the Electoral Commission and Of
the two Houses Of Congress in regard to
counting the electoral vote, ordered print
ed a few days ago, be prepared for publ.
cation under direction Of the Committee
on Printing, and that two hundred copies
be furnished to the Justices OF the Su-
preme Court who were members Of the
Electoral Commission. Referred.
Mr.. Morton submitted an order that the
telegraphic dispatches referred to in the
letter Of VIM. Orton, President Of the
Western Union Telegraph Company, read
Saturday last, be deposited in the office
Of the Secretary of the Senate, to be by
him delivered to Orion upon him giving
receipt for the same.
Mr.. Mitchell asked that the order lie
over until tomorrow. So ordered.
A recess was taken for an hour. Upon
reassembling message was received from
the President and an Executive session
was held. When the doors were opened
the Senate adjourned until tomorrow.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, March 13.-In the Reicl,stag
to-day debate on the budget was resumed
Prince Bismarck again opposed the sug
gestion for an organization Of the I'm
perial Ministry. He said the Imperial
Ministers do not accord with the present
Imperial institutions. The constitution
prescribcs certain paths within the
bounds OF which it is necessary
to move, and which | shall moi
quit as long as I continue to be Chan,
cellor. He then reviewed the progress
OF the young German Empire, showing
that it could only proeoed slowly in the
arrangement OF its organization, but II
had hitherto proceeded In the right way
and made practical progress.
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CINcIENATI, March 49, Cotton-Dull
and dropping at H. &c. Flour-Quiet aud
steady. Wheat-Quiet and steady; red 81 50
al 80. Corn-Steady at 42a4SC. Oats
Firm at S5OIOc. Rye-Flrm at 72a73c.
Barley--Quiet. Pork-Firm at $l4 %. Lard
In good demand; steam SjSa9c; kettle
lOal014c. Bulk Meats-Easier; shoulders
&c; short ribs &c; short clear 7%c. Bacon
Dull; shoulders 6aGl{c; short rib Sc; short
clear S]GaSMc Butter-F Firm; choice West.
Gm IRescTcs2la25c, Whisky-Nominally
SlOj; demand largely in excess of offerings
and city distillers refuse to sell at quota.
tons
ltoGS-Steady; common 81 75a5 90; fair
to good light 50 l0a5 So; packing So 4Oa
D 90; heavy butchers s. 65a5 so.
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PHILADELPHIA, March lS. Flour go
Firm; Minnesota family $3.50; Pennsylvania
and Ohio 50 9OaS 20. Wheat-Steady.
Pennsylvania red 81 51aI IS; amber 81 S..
white 81 Goal 60. Rye-Unchanged. Corn
Demand steady and unchanged. Oats
Firm white 4la45o; mixed 39a4Oc. Clover
Seed-l@al5Ec. Buttcr-Firm; New York
and Bradford county extra 97a2sc: lrsts
95a27ci western extra 2Sa25c; firsts 2la24c.
Cheese-firm; prime 1lal2c. Eggs-West.
ern fresh at lGal1c. PctrOleum-FIrm: re.
fined Ice; crude I3I!c. Whisky-Wostern
at 81 90.