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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-03
POOR HOUSE DIRECTOR:
GILLIAN K00NTH.
AUDITORS
JACOB NJ. BAKER.
HIRAM n. MCCOY.

In the procession at Springfield
escorting the delegates to the Repub-
lican State convention a portrait Of
Grant was carried, and around it
were notices inscribed, "Give us
Grant in $780," and 1.-TWO good
terms deserve another" This may
be accepted as one of the signs of the
timac
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FIFTEEN HUNDRED WE'LL ARMED AND
DESPERATE WARRIORS UNDER
CHIEF MOSES.

SAN Francisco, June ga Port
land (Oregon) despatch says:
"Tbe latest from Chief Moses is
to the effect bat be has 1900 war
riors, well armed and desperate. A
large part Of his band is composed of
renegades from other tribes. Indians
on the reservations sympatbize with
Moses with but few exceptions, and
in the case of an outbreak Moses
would be reinforced by 1000 or 5000
reservation Indians II this should
he the case it would take 30, 600
troops to capture them. Moses says
he don't want TO fight, but if the
whites want u fight be is ready. He
says if be il taken back to the reser-
walton be will be taken there dead.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-03
Pire In Jacksonville, Florida

New YORK June 2s-In Jackson
vile, Florida. yesterday, William
Roots -four and grain store was
burned. and the adjoining property
was considerably damaged by an
incendiary fire. Loss s35, 900 in
snrance $2S, 900.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-03

TIE Democrats of Ohio had a
good time at their convention last
week, and when the Governor they
elected last year came on the plat
form they received him with bowls
and curses, declared be was a fraud,
cried to put him out, and raised Cain
generally. 1t was a most peaceful
and harmonious assemblage OF re-
formers, and closed its performances
by demanding repeal of the re
sumption Act which goes into effect
before the next session of Congress
can get down to its work.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-03
HOSTILE DEMONSTRATIONS iS THE
BLACK HILLS

DEApYooD, ID. T., June 26.-Lss'
Sunday the Indians made their fire.
demonstration Of hostility Of the sea-
son in.this section by fring on two
citizens o. peadwood, who were on Q
hunting trip hear the Red River,
thirty miles from here. The m"n had
killed an antelope and were fastening
il on n pony when two shots were
fred at md struck 10 close proximity
to them. They quickly dropped the
antelope and made their escape. fol
lowed by several more shots from the
Indians five of whom were in view.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-03
Yesterday three mel made their ap

Yesterday three men made their ap-
pearance in Galena City. Bear Buttes,
and reported that a band of about
fifteen Indians had chased them in.
General Bradley and his command
are ia the vicinity of Red Water.
and ill doubtless come in contact
with some of these roaming bands oil
hosiiles.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-03
4 Lawyer Jailed

s'STTsyILLE, June 27-Albicn =.
Spinncy. q prominent lawyer Il this
eouDts, : lose residence is in Ash
land, was coniued to jail Yesterday
rferooon BY process Of attachment,
issued against bin hy Emanuel Bast.
Of the same place. The efair has
caused a sensation. SpinRey was
B4st > attorney, aud Two wears ago
collected about s3G9 OF a Judgment
be had procured for Bast agaips
Nelson Brandon. Ali Efforts - COM
pei Spinnev TO disgorge have failed
sad recently Guy Z Farqubar took
out al attachment. Yesterday was
the last day Of grace, and as the
money was not refdnde1 Sheriff
ID SnioBa~ O. home
Co II.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-03

CONGRESS began its session in De-
tober of last year, eight months ago,
time enough to have done something
for the good of the country, bat it
adjourned to-day, with q record Of
having attempted to saddle over three
hundred million Of dollars Of rebel
war claims on the Treasury-an ef-
fort. toe, to destroy the prosperity of
home industry-and a c%onniyance to
destroy the efficiency of the army
and navy, in all of which the Democ.
racy were defeated by a Republican
majority in the Senate, and q COM
pact Republican minority in the
House. With these facts showing
the unitness of the Democratic par
ty 10 rule, we go into the campaign
to aid in rescuing Congress and
Pennsylvania from the hold which
that unwise party has in their al
fairs.-Harris6urg Telegraph.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-03

UNLIKE their brethren in this
county, the Democrats of Cambria
where they have a sure thing of it
do not propose to snare the Offices
with the Nationals. Not muchee
So fierce was the scramble for nomi-
nation in their convention, that as
sembled 10 Ebensburg on Monday Of
last week, that that august body was
kept in session from ii o'clock A. NJ.
on Monday until daylight on Tues
day morning. The closing perform
ance was to instruct for William j.
Baer, Esq, for Congress, notwith-
standing bis previous announcement
that be would not be a candidate.
What's up, hey? Is Mr.. Baer like
the coy maiden who, "vowiDg she
never would consent, consented 2"
A word to the wise, General-Somer-
set and Bedford may not nominate.
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THE Telegraph and Messenger,
of Macon, Ga, in urging the South
to press payment for slaves. saws

10 press payment Tor slaves, says:
Those slaves were not cannon and bay.
onets and armed foes in the late s~o-called
rebellion, and in 40 sense '~'contraband. ,
They were our property, solemnly and
specifically recognized as such, and duly
protected and guaranteed by that Consti-
tuition and Union which our adversaries
alleged they took up arms TO maintain in
tact and defend. Moreover, they took no
part in that fratricidal struggle, save when
forced 10 join the ranks of the invader,
and WAGE wal against their best friends
and benefactors. On the banditti princi-
pie that might makes right and TO the
victor belongs the spoils, only. therefore,
can TINS robbery ofan impoverished peo-
;ple be justified. Again We cannot bui
indulge the hope that when we have help
ed TO extinguish the public debt and time
has healed the gaping wounds OF the great
past, when reason and brotherly love shall
have fully regained the ascendency over
eprejudices and hate, even though il shall
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-03
CuEYENNE5 AT FORT LINCoLN-THREAT-
ENING To LEAVE.

BISMARCK, ID. t, June 26-The
200 Cheyenne Indian prisoners al
Fort Lincoln bad a powwow with
General Sturgis and told him plainly
they were going 10 leave. They
have ponies and. it is suspected, hasa
arms hidden. Two companies Of the
Seventh cavalry will keep watch on
them.
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INDIAN OUTBREAK.
Towards Official Report of
Demands Fight.
SuEcESS 0F THE ASSAM T
SUCCESS OF THE ASSAULT.
Over Two Thousand Redskin
Warriors in the
Field.
RANCHES AND MINES ADAM
DONED.

WASHINGTON, June 26.--The fol-
lowing has been received at army
headquarters:
To General SHERMAN. Washington,
d. G. =
SAN Francisco, June 25.-Tbe
following despatch is received from
General Howard, dated Otis Creek,
Oregon, 24th inst =
my advance. under Bernard, over
took and attacked the hostiles yester-
day Sunday at 9 o'clock A. NJ.
Bernard surprised the hostiles and
charged their camp, and formed and
recharged. The enemy rallied. Ber-
nard asks for achievements. have
pressed every man with the utmost
speed to his and the enemy's position
on Curry Creek, near Camp Curry,
forty-ive miles from Harvey. Egbert
will interrupt stragglers eastward,
and be ia readiness for a rapid move
in any direction"
REINFoRcEMENTs MOVING.
THE nearest troops frcm Harvey
have been started; and | move from
here at once TO Demands position.
Bernard reports verbally only one
soldier killed at the time the messen-
ger left. Bernard has four companies
of cavalry-his own. Whipple's,
McGregor's and Perry's under Bonn
as. Ny aid, Lieutenant Wilkinson,
who, with Sarah Winuemucca as
guide, made a quick journey to Har-
ney, arriving simultaneously with
Bernard, now returns with this re-
port, having ridden two hundred
miles since they left me at Stone.
Buffalo Horn was killed in the charge.
MCDOWELL,
Major-General."
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-03

ANDREW J.
EDWARD NJ. SCHR0CK.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-03
COUNTY TICKET.
\
ENOCH D. YUTZY,
ASSEMBLY

suBjce, to the decision Of 1.-THE District Conference.
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STATE TICKET

LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR;
W STONE,
OF WARREN coUNY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-31

RELIGIOUS NorES-The Wheeling sun
day School Association will meet according
10 resolution At July meeting, on Tuesday
evening next in the Disciples Church
Market street, The lesson ON music by
Mr., Beach, an essay by Mr.. q. W. Akin.
son on Sunday School work, and general
discussion and interchange OF views on
county and state organization are on the
programme. The meeting promises to be
one Of spirit and life.
The international Sunday School lesson
for tomorrow will be found in the gospel
by Luke 10Th chapter, verses IL 10 a.
The subjects At the English Lutheran
Church tomorrow as already announced
are for the morning: THE lessons Of
death, . and for the evening The victor!
over death"
The Rev. D. A. Cunningham, D. D. pas
tor of the First Presbyterian Church, hay
ing returned to the city, will preach on To-
morrow morning and evening.
Rev. Father Collins will preach at 81,
Alphonsus Church tomorrow. NesPen
AT p. m. :.
The Sacrament Of the Lorl's Supper viii
be administered At the Chapline Street ".
II. Church tomorrow morning. 1ht
Sabbath School will resume its session IL
the afternoon at the usual hour.
There will be no servises in the Second
PRESBYTERIAN Church tomorrow owing &c
the continued Hines OF Mr.. Motat-
Rev. +. NOSs, pastor Of St. Johns Ger
man Protestant Church, tomorrow morn
Ing will speak on THE meaning Of public
,nisfortune.r and haSe his sermon or
Romans viii.2S: "Wekn that all thing
work together for good to them that love
God"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-31

A NOVEL CAR arnum has been styled
the Prince OF ShOwmen. He equally de-
serves the title OF the King Of Advertisers.
No man but Barnum dare expend rs much
money as embodied in the Palace Adver-
Using Coach that arrived in the city yes
;erlay morning, The car cost in the
peighborhood OF $1,000, and was manu-
fsrtured by the Barney Smith Slanuiactur-
ing COMPANY Of Dayton, Ohio. Il is near
IL GS feet in length and the width Of all
sleeping coaches. Its interior is divided
into three compartments, the work room,
Office and sleeping apartments. All are
neatly fitted and upholstered. The ex-
terror L artistieally painted by James
Maker, Of New York City, whose
hattie pictures Of Gettysburg and Lookout
Mountain have won for him national
faIne. The car Is 4 worthy toreEunner for
the Greatest Show ON Earth" which ex-
hibits hereUn Friday, September 18th:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-31

TuE SrKEE At TIKI CENTRAL GLASS
XoKEs.-YeSterday was IN eventful day
in the history OF the strike among the
Flint Glass Workers OF East Wheeling.
From information received from the off,
Gers Of the company and others We are
enabled 10 present the subject in Its latest
phase. 1t Is said that al meeting OF the
stockholders Of the company held yeSter'
day morning, it was the sense Of those pres
emf thar Mr.. Goodwin ought 10 tender the
amount in dispute, about $500, to the
COMMITTEES OF Glass Workers, which was
done with the provisO that should the
men return TO work the Union would re
tain the money, and II they still refused
and insisted on GOodwin's discharge, the
money should he refunded to him.
A meeting Of the employees was also
held during the day, and after q long dis
cusSidn the money was returned to Dir.
Goodwin, and the action OF the Association
reported 10 the officers OF the Company.
This at present, appearS 10 be the straw
which will break the cameNs back, for
since their resolution became known the
fires in one OF the furnaces have
.been cxtinguished, and the work OF
ladling out the other two commenced;
Al the outside help has been dispensed
with, and there seems no alternative IN
.prospectbut that the works will be closed
by Monday or Tuesday at the fartheSt and
80 remain until next spring. The officers
saw they have no quarrel with the men,
and II they come back before the remain
ing fires are extinguished and the bars
drawn no objections will be interposed,
but after the factory Is in proper trim for
closing 1t will be too late for any other
rourse 10 be taken.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-31

SERlors GETTING AFFAIK--A cutting
afIray took place on the island this morn
ing about o'clock, and from the contra
dirtory reports concerning the affair,
We gather that cOlOred concert
was held in Bridgeport last night,
which was attended by a num-
her Of eOlored folks from the city:
Alter the concert had been dismissed and
those Of the audience from this city we're
coming along Zane street, Island, on their
way home, they met four Brideeporters,
who had been to this side and got drunk,
and an alteration brought on by the
Bridreporters, it is said, ensued, during
which one OF the rowdies was badly cut
by razor in the hands OF one oil the col
ofed men. The wounded man was taken
of By his friends.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-31

The readers of the INTELLIGENCE will
remember that mention was made some
DAYS since that Mr.. u. Lotus. Superinten-
dent Of the Street Railway in this city, had
invented adeyicc which would add TO the
comfort Of suffering passengers by clear
inc any stones or other rubbish which
could get on the tracks by design or acct
dent, and which the cars usually ran over
The apparatus has been perfected and one
Of them placed on car No. Is, where it Is
found to work like charm. Not only
will il remove any obstruction in size from
a walnut 10 child, bat, it h expected, will
perform the part OF = snow plough " hen
occasion requires. The machine Is worked
from the centre Of the front platform by
the drivers foot. As Hpidly as possible
all the cans belonging TO the company will
ne furnished with the improvement. The
invention is highly spoken OF By all who
have examined il -s5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-31

PERsoSAL PoISTs. Squire Schultz, OF the
Eighth Ward, Is suffering quite severely
with rheumatism.
Mis- Lulu Wait, Of the South Side, who
has been very IL with typhoid fever Is
recovering.
Mr. Samuel Norton, residing on the Isl
and, who has been seriously III for 3 week
past, was better Yesterday.
Mr.. c. p Whitney, formerly agent, Of
the C.. & 2. Railroad n this point, now do
ing business nj Is Bond street, New, YORK,
was in the city Yesterday, and made Us q
brief call. He looks as pleasant and
CHEEKY and steps round Is lively as ever;
Misses Virginia and Annie Hupp, Of
Wheeling, ". Va, and Miss Ida Todd, oil
Bridgeport, o., are visiting our town, the
guests Of Captain George W. Hamilton
and lady. Barr iPd.l IiBIS.
Mis- Matte DevrieS, daughter Of K. I.
Deyries, Esq, ENTERTAINERS number OF her
friends at a superb party on THURSDAY
Mis- I,ouise Shut and Mr.. and ms Bar
new Bantfeldt. left the city for Zanesville
Yesterday on visit TO friends Miss Shut
will remain several months.
Mr.. Max Beuier, 4 prosperous plumber
of Washington, D. c., who has been visit.
ing friends in this city, will return home
on Monday,
Mr.. Isaac RheinStrOm, representing the
finn Of SpeyeT Bros returned from bus
ines. tour last night He reports trade
encouraging
Mis- Nellie HUFF, of Fairmont, who has
been visiting friends in this city for sever
al weeks, returned home yesterday.
Mr.. James Riley, Superintendent Of the
street car stables, IS confined TO his home
by illness
MrS. VI. B. Harris, foreWoman at MessrS
Speyer Bros millinery establishment, re-
turned last night from trip TO the East to
attend the fall openings.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-31

The Municipal Court will meet to-day.
KR,NER's BAxD and the sixteen-drum
man gave a concert in Bellaire last night
PSyoLA LODGE No. 19, L o. o. +, dona;
ted SO to the yellow fever sufferers laSt
night.
IDpau Tribe. No. j, L o. r. ", yester-
day made 4 donation OF twenty-five dol
I Lars towards relieving the sufferers in the
South.
We aIe again requested toieall the al;
tantion OF the proper officers 10 the con-
dition Of the alley between Eoff and Jacob
and 9th and 18th streets.
A PICKED nine from each Of the cigar es-
Adjustments of Messrs, Bloch BroS and \.
/ PolIack will play q match game Of ball this
afternoon on the Island At s o'clock.
Pr. DoEBIxs Yesterday sold ten shares
OF Bellaire Mill stock at so per share, par
value $50, and Eve shares Of Peabody In
suranoe stock Al s.. 80 per share, par
value 50.
The Committees Of the Board Of County
I Commissioner on Roads and -Bridges,
7 Conf House and Jail and Poor House and
iiFarn met Yesterday and last night and
transacted routine business.
LIs7 Of letters held for postase at the
lpostoficein this city. Mr.. Luxe Gdnlon,
titv; Fred natznapJ SIS Rosa st. Gin.
cinnati; Miss Susan Rnla, Charleston, W.
/ Va; .Buehier johnson, Mansfield, Ale
gheny Co., Pa.
r JonS FARMER, workman in the Ben
wood Mill, was severely hurt yesterday
bv a bar Of q hosting pulley slipping
Z from its place and striking him in the
rihS He was removed to his home and
received; melical attention. ia so.
Why talk Of hard times when beer flows
! more freely than water? At least that
was the case at certain locality IN the
9Th Ward Yesterday. The explanation n
found IN the fact that to-day the great tiIl.
tdrrified democracy viii hold their pritia'
~ meetings in this city, rl.r.
Il THK alarm Of fire from box l6 yesterday
Afternoon about one O'Clock Was capssd by
I the burins of some rubbish in Wilson,
( Dlnleyy 4 Co.'S cooper shop, North
Wheeling. The FIRE Department respond
! "a promptly, but the fumes wete ex1in-
gut;hed before their arrival AZ the scene.
TuE Mathews Light Guards will give a
: Ertlllu U4ll ~ W lScAlliAbeA AA%@4h '.-tS'
their return from the reunion n Marietta.
The ball will be chrisiened the Maud Null
Ter hall, and the laIlics win wear white
costumes exclusively Ehhe members Of
1 the military conn dhies WHO viii be pres
emit will appear in full uniform
THE steam machinery At the Belmont
4 Nail Factory l. being fitted with new
metallic packing, which promises TO be
such successas 10 entirely do SWAY with
1.-THE old fashioned style Of packing. II has
\ been tried on small s@ief6r about year
( and has fully met the expectations oil It's
friends. That which has been used for the:
period named bears no visible marks OF
wear. 30T1A7 Gg9 Y5ljN{ OH
ISrrREST1SG RELIGIOUS SERyIcES-R
lar services viii be held In s., Matthew
/ Church tomorrow morning and evening:
f; There will also be special service iordeai
| mutes by Proi, Job Turner, eandidate for
1 Holy orders, In the afternoon q 4otioek,
nj which servieea sermon Of PruL Iurner
will he read by Rev. Mr.. Armstrong, and
interpreted in the sign Language 70 deai
! muies BY Prof Tuner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-31

BEt1.GIRR LocALS-The Hon. J. c. Bur-
rows, Of Michigan, did not put in his ap-
uearlnce here Thursday 10 address the cit
izens OF this place on account OF the ap-
pointment having been Withdrawn by the
State Central Committee.
DR.. Cpdegraff will be here next week to
open the campaign.
Several hundred people, besides the mil
iiary, are preparing TO attend the Marietta
reunion next Monday from this city. The
round trip fare on the regular river pack
cts is 81 90.
Nine car loads Of Colorado cattle dcs-
tined for England, via the steamer Gracio,
were reshipPed here last evening for Bal
timOre.
We understand that the employees OF the
Window Glass Works will accept the 20
per cent reduction in their wages and
allow the works to resume operations next
week.
Butt Walker, an old and practical glass
blower, who, about eleven months ago, in
order to escape being run over by train
Of car, jumped off the Indian Run bridge
and injured himself severely, frOu the
effects Of which he has ever since been
confined 10 his bed and supported by the
township fund, imploringly requested US
to make mention that he would ask the
glass operatives Of this city to render him
further assistance by a general donation,
the three dollars he receives from the
township fund per week not being sutfi-
Gent to supply all his wants. He remark
ed that he knew ''the boys would not for
sake him Mr., Walker AT the present
time Is living in a Very critical condition
his legs completely paralyLed.
Madam Morrell, y who now holds forth
in 4 trading boat near Benson's Ferry,
issued circulars yesterday, informing the
public that she, being the seventh daughter
Of q seventh" who was also renowned
..clairvOyant," Is now prepared 10 tell all
the events OF ones life; in love affairs, OF
course, she WAS never known TO fail. All
who are in trouble, whose fond hopes have
been blasted by false promises and deceit,
come 10 Madam Morrell and she'll make it
all right for fifty cents" We are in
formed that this ''impostOr' Of the nine
,eenth century will be interviewed by the
township authorities to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-31

PHILlDEIFHIA, August Sl.-FIorE-Fim;
family S 1855 IS; other gradCS unchanged.
Wheat-WeStern red 81 0sIS; amber 0Tal o.
Connective. firm and higher; yellow 521ic;
Quiet hut steady. LAri-Quiet; loose butch
ers s. 50, city kettle &c. Butter-SCarce and
finn for choice; New York State and Bradford
County, Pa, extra l7alac; Western Reserve
Halle. Egs-WeaE; western At l7AlI I<c.
CheeSe-WcSten choice 77IAsI4c. Petroleum
Quiet but steady; refined l01fc; crude IA
sySc WhiSky-Firm and unchanged,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-31
Chicago.

CHICAGO. August SO.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Whcat-ActiTe, finn and higher;
No. nd winter &c; No. . ned Sc cash, ai,.c
September, 9G&{c October; No Chicago
gJc: No. . 9OJlc cash, gO4ta90Hc September
9Ojsa9Ic October; No 5, S0IEc: rejected Glc.
COrl-Steady and In fair demand; SIC cash,
S7Xc September. SS%lc October; rejected S5I<c
Oats-Active and n shade lower; 9O3sc cash
&c September, &c October rejected lG1<c.
Rye-Quiet and unchanged. BSriey-Fim;
81 Of cash, 81 02al 02k September. Pork
Strong and higher; - 25 cash. 8 2is9 g Sep
TENDER, Q 20 October. Lard-Sicady and in
fair demand; s. 0Iaa7 OK cash and Septem-
er; shoulders Sc: short rib &c; short clear
exc WhiSky-Nominally unchanged at 81 o..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-31

ToLEpo, August SO.-WHElT-Firm: No.
white Wabash 81 o.; No. white MiciTn
OK No. . do ! o.; extra white Michigan
100 amber Michiganspot %; seller Scptem.
mbcr 99I<c; No. amber 96)<c: No. nd
winter spot and seller August 90: seller
10, DAYTON and Michigan nd 095Sc; ne
jected Wabash Sc; western amber s91zc: No.
. amber Illinois ] 0S Com Quiet; high
mixed 4I1Ic; No. 9 SPOT 4lI+e; seller Sep
tenlber Ale: No. white s5I[c; rejected
4Oc. Oats = Steady: No. spot 221<la2s3Ie;
seller August and September - "a; white
2S5zc; Michigan - SIC; rejected 1915.