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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-25
VIOLATING THE GAME LAW.

EDITOR STAGE: Within the past few days
! two instances of violation of the game law
| have come under my observation The first
is that of our worthy District Judge, who, if
not a violatOr, is at least an encourager-belng
the recipient of dozen and a half of young
quail shipped from Carson by parties I'M
known to your correspondent. This does not
! look very well for the Judge, who Is supposed
! by everybody to have the highest respect for
the law The second instance is that of a
gentleman who claims the honor of framing
our still existing game law at the last session
of the Nevada Legislature. In company with
prominent county official he sneaked away
on Saturday evening, and succeeded in killing
dozen young grouse and several quail.
These self-same are continually crying down
some of our foreign cousins for killing the
game. But it is a waste of words to talk when
men who frame the laws and men whom We
elect to see them respected and enforced,
openly violate them; so [ think it would be
good idea for every man who owns gun to
start out and take a hand in the total extermi-
nation. Nor A NIOLATOR.
Virginia Daily Stage, august FL, 1878.
| hereby offer reward of fifty $50 dollars
for information that will lead to the arrest
and conviction of the persons who sent the
District Judge of Storey County, Nevada,
the one dozen and a half of quail spoken of
in the Virginia. Daily Stage of August 81,
1873. Further, desire to state that Mr..
Halsey of Virginia City is the gentleman who
assisted in framing the present game law, and
until ! have further evidence | shall be 10th
to believe that he has violated it.
HCBB. G. PARKER
Carson, August "a, 1873.
z. S-Editorial remarks in order.
H. G. ?.
The editor quite agrees with Brother Par
ker that remarks of the editorial sort are in
order; and the editor remarks, therefore,
that he concurs with the Fish Commissioner |
in his conclusions regarding Mr. Halsey Mr.. |
II. is in no sense a pot-hunter. He is as
true a sportsman as ever cooked gun or
bagged a jack-snipe. As to the censures
upon Judge Rising, we can not believe they
are fairly bestowed. We do not believe that
he would or has violated the game law or any
other statute.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-25
STREETLETS.

There used to be significant name for the
old stamping ground on the Court house cor
ner when Joe Rosenstock kept store there.
Somehow we disremember what that name
was; but it is no matter. 1t is good loafing
place yet, however.
It's pleasure to loaf around Bosko'S
And join with the sidewalk brigade,
And listen with indolent patience
To the dreadful bad jokes that made
Aud sit on a box by the sidewalk
Aai LAT with the gamblers in storks
If you've only sharp-badcd jackknife
To whitge the edge of the box.
But the streets and street corners aren't
what they used to be- Time was when if
you had been sitting on a box at Bosko's
corner, before Bosko had it for his own, you
would have been lucky if you hadn't been
blown to glory there. 1t was an item worth
taking into camp when Oscar Greenbaum got
on fire from burning bung hole and came
tumbling into the street, all in blaze. Also
it was hardly an ''amen corner" the night of
the Rosenstock fire; to say nothing of the
condition of things ON the day of the big
Crawford Plan Primary, in 1870. A mans
Bodie, then, wasn't worth holding on an
empty stomach
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-25
CARSON Guard. ATTENTION

Special Order No. 81
ARMoRY Carson GrArDs. COMPANY FL
CARSON, August y, 1873.
All members Of Company are hereby notified apear
at their armory, in fatigue unform for drill and npor-
tant business at r NJ. sharp, on MONDAY EVENING,
AUGUST D. full attendance is requested rs business
Of Importance will before the company, viz; Of
armory for the ensuing year
Any member having company property ~ his possession
will return the to Corporal J. Safth Arlno,tr, tax
ing his receipt Tor the same. Per order.
G. 5. MORGAN, Captain CO F.
A. MrGER Orderly
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-25
RAILROAD no AURORA.

| We have it from the very best authority
that the V. & 7. r. r. Company Will, in all
probability, begin at once the extension OF
| their line of railroad to Aurora. The route
contemplated is from the Mound House
| through Mason's Valley, and thereabout,
This route is chosen as being very much
cheaper and more promising of trade and
profit. A definite conclusion will probably be
reached within week or less time.
Coon TEMPLARs' PIcNIC-The train from
Carson consisted of six cars well filled. Be-
fore arriving at Carson a slight accident oc-
CURED to young lady named Jenny Calf
Her dress caught fire from a spark, but for
tunately caused no serious injury. The pic
mic was gotten up by the lodges Of Virginia,
Reno and Carson, each of which had a fair
representation. Miss Belle Goddard of Car
son won the prize for the best lady waltzers
and James Farrell of Virginia the prize for
the best gentleman Walter. The egg race
was first won by Jenny Gibeau of Carson, but
being contested the honors were subsequently
carried off by Miss McCabe of Virginia,
closely followed by Mrs. Thurber of this city,
who was thought by many to be entitled to
the race. The misses race was won ly Miss
Kaneen Of Virginia. Young mems race was
won by VIM. Appleby, and the boys race by
Barney Gillen. Several other races were run,
in one of which Mrs. Thurber received pain
full fracture or sprain of her left shoulder
The picnic passed off pleasantly and quietly,
in fact very creditably to the order and man
agement
BAIL REpUcED-R c. Guirado was brought
here yesterday from Genoa by Sheriff Burn
ham on writ of habeas corpus, He was not
but his bail was reduced to 81 800
He was taken back last evening.
Services in the Presbyterian Church at II
A. NJ. and Z 40 P NJ. Sabbath school Al 12:l5
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-25
JOHN KELLY THE FIDDLER

Not to know John Kelly the violin player
Or, more properly, Kelly the fiddler-is to
own up that you are not a California pioneer
For nobody ever made as much music, single
handed as Kelly used to make i'll the noun
tains and villages of California. We do not
believe there is another man living who can
produce sweeter music upon the violin than
he. We are quite sure that no man, not
supremacy cultivated and educated in the art,
like Ole Bull, can play that instrument 50
sweetly and with such delightful effect as he.
1t is perfectly wonderful, and as enhancing
as it is wonderful We are not putting new
conner We are telling our friends whereof
we know. We promise the readers of the
MoRNING APPEAL who contemplate attending
this concert (which will take place on Tuesday
night at the Carson Theater) that it will be
as delightful a treat as a true lover of pure
melody can ask for. Besides being the best
living fiddler, Kelly is whole show in him
self
LOST THEIR FATHER.-Inquiries as to the
reason for display of Grape on the doors of
Harris Brothers store, yesterday. led to the
information that they had recently lost their
father, by death Died at his home in Eu
rope we hear.
REV. Mr.. HAMMOND breaches in Virginia
and Gold Hill tomorrow, and Rev. Mr.
Bicknell, of Portland, Maine, has kindly
consented to preach in the Methodist Church
tomorrow night. There will be no service
in the morning
Cur HIS ARM.-Yesterday George Bath got
an ugly cut in his right arm from broken
pane of glass When we saw him at Dr.
Waters office he was very bloody and looked
pretty faint. Nothing very serious, we be |
heVe.
HUTCHINSON, the knife and-fork woman
killer, will come up for trial tomorrow
New ADs-See advertisement Of Carson
Guard, also of paper lost. |
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-25

PERsoNAL.-NIr. William NJ Lent arrived
here yesterday. He win remain day or two
we believe. Mir. D. 0. Mills arrived here
yesterday and went below last night. Also
Mr. H. NJ Yerington went below with Mr.
Mills. Hon. Nelson Wescoatt passed through
on his way to EsmeraIda county yesterday
morning.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-25
MIR. BICKNELL'S LECTURE.

On Wednesday evening next Rev. George
Bicknell will deliver his free lecture in the
Opera House. We anticipate delightful
entertainment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-09
l,u.lne.: y. ne, elo,nlus

AFtAt hh -
Those who pirate about the state Of trade,
and claim that business Is greatly depress-
cd, have evidently not visited Wheellngs
most extensive Clothing House, and OBJ
served It's operations. a reporter think.
Ing to ascertain for the publiG's benefit a
personal knowledge OF tho true condition
Of business, dropped into Kline BROS. No.
~, 18th street, last evening. There was
such u crowd IN attendance, that Il seemed
impossible 10 attend 10 the wants Ofall. Mr.,
Kline said to tie reporter that the trade In
oil branches Ol their business had never
been better. In fact they had never be-
fore sold 50 mRny winter goods as this sea
son. Being asked what special lines oil
goods were most in demand, MIR. Kline 70
piled that all classes Of goods met Will
ready sale, Us they were never so cheap as
this season.
I For instance, Oycrcoats that 0thel
houses were holding Ut 81 30, Kline Bros.
/ were selling at - p; showing u SnNing tt
the buyer OF 100 per cent.
Fine Fur Beaver OvGrcOats at 81 30,
worth double the money. ..
Fine All-WOOl Suits No ure selling al
50 co.
Good Business Suits at $; 80.
We next examined the Furnishing
Goods Department. There We saw
Heavy Undershirts and Drawers, In
white and gmy. At zoe,
/ Five pair Hose for % cents.
Five Linen llandUrchieis for - cGnis.
/ In fact, want OF space will not permit IL,
/ to mention the great number OF Bargain
! to be found ut the Reliable Clothing
House OF Kline Brothers, 81 18th Street.
Remember, they offer 500 rewnrd 1t
any case where they fail TO do as advGr
tised. kLISE BRoTIlERs,
| 81 l2Lli Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-09
cnrw JaclsOn's Best Sweet Navy robac-


IrcHNG pltEs.-ThC symptoms are moisture,
like Precipitation. intense itching, increased by
scratching very distressing, particularly at
night as II pin worms were crawling In ana
about the rectuni, the private parts are some
times affected II allowed TO continue, very Sc;
riOus results may follow. Dr. swaynes AN
Healing Ointment Is a pleasant and sure cure.
HoNE CURn.-We were great sufferers from
Itching Piles, the symptoms were as above de-
scribcd, the use OF Swayne's Ointment III
short time made perfect cure.
J. W. CHRIsT, Boot and Shoe House, Si4 n
2nd street.
+. &. WGrsAx, Halter, s S, Eighth street,
Reader, II you arc suffering this distressing
complaint, or letter, Itch, scald Head, lang
Worm, Barbers' Itch, any Crust, sealy, SKIN
Eruption, usc Swayne's Ointment and be cur,
ell. Sent by mall TO any address on receipt o.
price, lin currency or postage stampsE oOccnt
q box, three boxes u Is. Address Letters, "
Swayne 4 Sou, $50 n. Sixth street. PhIladel
phia. No charge for advice. Sold by leading
druggi.tA Logan. List &Co. eod4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-09

BALTIN0Rr, November &-Plour - Quiet
and steady; western MIperiine - Is; do extra
IS 76a4 .; do family q Joa6 90. Wheat
Western weak and lower; No. Pennsylvania
re,l 81 OF; No. 9 western winter red spot and
November 81 '03y.: December 81 03Kal 03f;
January 81 Oj,Eal 05,S. COrn-WeStern firm
and shade higher; western mixed spot and
November i17ic; December 46htc; JANUARY
IGalGIic steam ilc. oats-In good demand
aud firm; western white 2OaS0c; mixed 9Oa
CSC; Pennsylvania 97a30c. Rye-Quiet and
easy. IIay-Dull aud heavy; prime Pennsyl'
yanIa ilaiec. Provisions-Dull and nominal;
iobbing only. Pork--Ss 90. Bulk Meats
Loose shoulders 80 ia3, &c: clear rib sides Axe.
Hams-Sugnr cured new llai2c. 1ard-Re'
fined tierccs 7Hc. Butter-Choice In fair de.
mand and steady; western packed and roll 70
alSc. rctroleum-A shade Steadier; crude
Ike; refined S7iA9c.. CoGee-Qulet, nominal
and firm Rio rarfoes l2JISal6c. Whisky
Quiet and steady ut 81 llal nv.
Freights-To Liverpool per steamer steady
cotton . 6-I6d.; flour o. OIL; grain S1faSsld.
Receipts-FtOnr $500 bbls: wheat 90, 200
buSlI.; corn 1890 BUSH; oats 200 bush. rye
shipmcnls-whcat 1880 busll.i corn o.
90 hush H.. co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-09

|. TEMPERANCE NOTES.-Miss 4. Taylor will
conduct temperance meeting ut Parkers
Hall tomorrow afternoon nj y! O'CLOCK
Tho public are invited.
The Parken Hall Union held an inter
esting meeting last evening:
Rev. Geo. l.. liite and Others addressed
a meeting OF the Iiornbrook Temperance
Union, at the Fourth Presbyterian Church
last evening. a.
The Band OF Hope, under the superviS
lon OF the Ladies' Temperance Band, is no"
In successful operation. The weekly
meetings on Friday aitcrnoORsare increaS
ing IN interest. Acor,lial invitation Is cx
tended 10 all children over eight years 0
agc, and good time is assured them.
Tho regular Sunday evening Temperance
discourse will be delivered Tomorrow 0He
ming ut the Second Presbyterian Churcl
by Rev. ]. d. Motiat.
AT Mozart Hall, this evening, the Rev
G. G. Wilding and other good speakers ar'
expected to deliver good addresses, whlcl
will be intcBpcrsed with choice singinI
by a select choir
There will be temperance prayer meet
I ings ut Mozart and Parker Halls to'mor
row afternoon at 3! o'clock. These ar
meetings OF especial interest and are gen
orally well attended. Cant. John BaggS
who has Just returned home, looking hap
py and hearty, will likely be at caCh o
these meetings. ..'...-
We learn that the meeting announced
for Washington Hall tomorrow aiternool
is under the auspices Of the Circle o
Honor, and not the Inauguration Of tn
regular work being arranged by the gen
ernl Executive Committee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-09

NEW YoRK, November s.-Fiour-steady
and In fair demand; Supsrfne western and
State q 25a3 Is; common TO good 8 s0aS 95;
good 10 choice s. Goal 50; white wheat extId
Il SIa5 IS; extra Ohio - s0a5 90; St, Loull
s. GOaaS Is. wheat-Quiet; ungradel sprini
SOC: No. 8 spring o0c; No. 2, aSa97 Nc; un
graded red 81 0lHl OK; No. 5 do 81 QSal OF
No. . do 81 DIAL 06si; No. 1 do 81 DIAL OF
ungraded amber Sl0i14a1 or No. 2 ambel
western 81 0i1ial u; ungradcd white q o.
al o.; No. lido 81 0S1zal 90; extra do IL l0a
-Iys-ltlrmer;.E No. western COG. Bar
ley-IIeavy. Malt-firm; 0 rowed State 95a
0Gc. Corn-fGssf uctive; ungaded 46jSaisc
No. 2, I7nI7IIzc; white western 60I5ec; rounc
yellow Gl1Sc. 0ats-.Activc and shade high
er; No. 3whlte :'0c; No. q, &c; No. do 49, "
SSXc; No. 2 Chicago3lc western mixed 29h
aJlC; white western 30asGc. Hay-Quiet and
unchanged. Hops-Qulcts yearlings 9aSc
eastern aud western l0al2c; New York Stat,
5asc. -Sominally unchanged. sugal
-Firmer; fair TO good refining 7l.a7 No
Molasscs-Dnll and unchanged. Rce-Steady
and In iair demand. whisky-Quiet at u 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-09

BgLLAIER LOCAIA-It is, the purpose o.
the Bellaire and Southwestern Railroad
Company 10 push the road to Armstrong
Mills this winter. The laying Of the track
Is progressing US rapidly US could be cx
pected, point one mile beyond Jacobs
burg. about fourteen miles out from Till
city having been reached. 4 meeting o
the directors was held Thursday night.
A meeting Of the directors Of tho Ga
Company was held last night, nothing .
importance having been done.
The committee are exanlinglng the book
charred in the recent fire 10 see what cal
DO decipllereti from their pages.
aIr. l.. II. Hall, who laid many weeks
with the consumption, died Thursday
night at 0 O'Clock. Ills funeral will TAXI
place on Sunday nj 9 o'clock r. N. lie will
he buried In the honOrs Of Masonry and
the Order OF Druids. The Order Of Druid
have meeting tonight, aud the Mason'
tomorrow night to eliict arrangements FOL
the honorable interment Of the remains o.
the deceased.
Rev. A. D. Workman, principal o
Marysville Academy, at Alarysvslle, Mis-
sour, and his Indy, who h his assistant
are visiting friends in the city.
An excitement was caused at tho Nat
ioual Glass Works Friday evening by thu
occurrence OF fire. Too much oil wa
turned on, and the reservoir running ovcI
Is the supposed cause OF the fire One pc
pretty badly spoiled covers the damages
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-09
Chicago,

CuIcAGo. November, S.-Flour--stcady and
unchanged Wbeat-u nscttlelj opened weak
and lnwer;i closed ihrin'at outside prices; No.
rca winter sic cash; SsISc December No.
Chicago spring slc cash: S9]fc bid Deem.
Der; S39GaSj4c January; No. . do 70,Sa7l Nc;
rejected 5SIla5gc.A oorn-Active but weak
and lower at 3i5SHc cash, Sl5tc December
and january; rejected 3oa3o1ic. 0ats-Qriet
but steady At iOhc cash; 1gSc December
l9Xc January; rejected l6kc. Rye-Firmer
at 45c. Barley-Dull, weak and lower at SOC
for extra |; No. 35la59c. Pork-In fair demand
but ut lower rates; weak al 20 .T0nB rs cash
20 65as az November; 20 70ae 79h Deem.
Der; S. 90 bid January, Lard-In fair demand
hut at lower rates; s. 70 cilsl, and December;
Is S7Ihs january. Bulk Meats-Steady and
unchanged at ! &c. Whisky-Steady and un-
changed ut 81 o..
Close, Wheat steady and unchanged. Corn
firincr and Advanced &c. Oats steady and
unchanged Provisions tirner but not quota
bly, higher.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-09

TIE UxvEtLlxG oF"WHEELISG's PRiDE.
In the annals OF the "Nail City's" listo-
~ this suspicious day will stand out in
bold relief. The ninth OF November will
IN future mark in the calendar an occasion
Of distinguished gaicty and kindly scnti
mCnt, prompted BY distinguished act o.
local generosity. Our graceful fountain
with It's natural figures and fascinating
iinish-will for many decades hand down
the popular name OF worthy family
while adding beauty TO our States Capitol
Not lcss Wilt the elegant Illuminated stai
that marks the poor mAn's cheap clothing
house my the sooner fade In It's noblt
mission at tllirty-six on Twelfth street
where fathers and sons arc daily saving
their hard earnings by trading regularly
and thus rendering themselves and thcii
homes happy to LIES end.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-09

An uxpESIARtE TRurn.-You deserve TO
infer. and II YOU lead miserable, unsatisIac-
s0ry life In this beautiful world, II Is entirely
YOUR own kault,-your unreasonable prejudice
and skepticixni, which las killed thousands,
Personal knowledge and common sense reason:
Ing will NOON show you that Green's August
Flower will cure you OF Liver complaint, or
Dyspepsia, with al It's miserable effects, such
~ sick stomach, habitual cOStiyencss, dizziness
Of the head, nervous prostration, low spirits.
&c. It's sales now reach every town on the
Western Continent, and not Druggist but
will tell you Of It's wonderful curcs. You
can Buy Sample Bottle for 10 cents: Three
doscs VIII relieve. eod&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-09

LIGHTS EsrAuLlsiIEp-Tllc. following |,
a list Of lights established during the pas
month BY the Lighthouse Inspector be
tween Pittsburgh and Cincinnati: scwiek
" lsocks-Light on left bank. Beaver
Light at Rochester wharfboat. Babb's Isl
and-Light on island foot. Bakers lslant
Light on Ohio side opposite foot OF isl
and. Pipe Cree1-I.ight on Ohio side
Belleyilletown-Light on Virginia side n
whariboat. Raycnswood-Light at wharf
boat. Bigsandy-I.ight on Kentucky side
at Catlcttsburg. Riyerton-Light Of wharf
Wards or Patton's l.anding-Lisht or
Ohio side. Walkers l.anding-Light or
Ohio side. stout's Landing-Lisht o.
Kentucky side. Dover-light at wharf
boat. Aususta-Llght at whariboat. Point
Plcasant2I.ight on Ohio side, above In
dian Creek, Palestine Light on Ohio
,tIn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-09

" BLLpxps on a DEFICIENCY OF Han CT.
lists, or II the hair Il gray, dry or harsh, the
natural youthful color can DO restored by
using London Hair Color RcstoFur," the
most delightful article ever introduced 10 the
American people for Increasing tho growth,
restoring rs natural color. aud at tho Nme
time q lovely hair drcsaink and beahtihef. II
Is totally different from all others; not sticky
or Etlmmy, and free FROM all impure lngrudl.
ents that render many other articles ObnOx.
lousi In fact L aoGlIidtsly peTiumed, and 10
olcanly and elegantly prepared ~ 70 make III
lasting lIalr dWsNing and toilet luxury. .,T
la 1TNES q Prominent CITIZEN or
Wilson, n. O.; 4writesi Some ten years ARo my
wlloA hAlr commenced falling out and rot
very thin and turned Erayj but after using
"LOnlOn Hair RGul0rsT' tho scalp became
healthy, tho hair stopped falling, the color Was
restored, and y now growing beautifully.
Ask your druggist Tor London IIAlr Color
Isesi0rsr. Prce, IS cents bottle slx bottles,
u. Main Depot for Tie Y. g., $50 North Sixth
street, Philadelphia. Sold Ny logan, i.lst 4
Co., Wheeling, sOdAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-09

NEw YORH, November S.-COttOn-Quiet A,
95-lGc. NetrccciptSnt all United States mort
during the week IL, 900 bales, same week laSt
year 20l 900 total rccelpts at oil United State
ports 10 date i,ls9OO0. same date last wear
SOL 600; exports frum all United States ports
during thewCcl 81, 900, last year 1900; total
exports from all United States ports 10 date
COS 400, same date last year 3li, 600; stock oil
year 400 900; stock at all interior towns 81, 0OO.
same time last year 1900; stock al Liverpool
2ST 600, sIine lme last year sos 900; stock OF
American cotton ailOat for Great Britain olS,.
nlO S1mc time lNSt Velr 1900
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-09

PluIApELFrrl. November s.-Flour-stea
dy; Superfinc :: joaS o.: extra s. 0OaS 50
Minnesota familySi 21at Is; high grades 90 Sc
nj as. Wheat-Erm., No. nd 81 05H; am,
Der 81 Oj; white Il o6a1. o.: No. ? Chicago
Ole. Corn-Dull yellow scarce at Sic mixed
4gHe;I 0ats7 Scarce; white western 27aeo;
western mixed eSa9lic Ryc-Firmer; western
Beef-IndEa mess $40 0O; smoked hams 9aI0c
picked TAI &c; green 5jfc. LArd-Easy; prime
steam 6aGkc, Butter-nemand active; New
York and Bradforl county, Pa, extta 2sa
2sc; Western Reserve l0a2ic. Eggs-Demand
active; western 26c asked. Cheese SonInally
unchanged. ctrOleum-Heayy; crude ING
refined DC. Whisky-firm; western $40. =