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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-09
Heating Nesc York by Steam.

The Public Works Committee of the
Board of Aldermen held session last
month to hear General Francis b. Spi-
nola and others unfold plan to furnish
the city with heat from steam-pipes. The
project is similar to the plan now in
operation at Lockport, N. Y. 1t is pro-
posed to build huge boilers in different
parts of the city, and to run connecting
pipes under the streets and avenues,
and to supply steam to buildings as gas
and water are now supplied. The city
government, he said, would save $780,
600 per annum by the use of his propos-
ed steam heating apparatus. Steam
power supplied by the Company could
also be used in connection with the fire
hydrants, and there would thus be q
saving in Fire Department expenses. NJ.
L. Church, mechanical expert ex-
pressed the opinion that housekeepers
would save by the system so per cent,
and President Bishop, of the works at
Lockport, gave assurance that there was
no danger of explosion. II the system
were not already in practical operation
elsewhere, the idea might seem to many
utopian in the extreme. But with the
astounding developments constantly
making in practical science, it needs no
very sanguine temperament to anticipate
day when not only fuel, but gas, and
even our present motive powers in large
cities, viii be supplanted in the march
Of improvement There is enough pow
er at Niagara alone to move the machin-
cry Of the world, il j: can he utilized.
Electricity is already introduced into
European factories, and the time may
not be far of when the substitution Of
such methods and forces shall call for a
complete revision Of the present insur-
ancc tariffs.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-09

-AEE grapes healthy asks an ex-
change. As a fruit, opinions differ.
George Washington. Christopher Co
lumbus. Noah, Napoleon the First and
Mary, Queen Of Scots. ate grapes. and
they are all dead now Draw your own
Observation-Disclosures Herald.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-08-10

or like novel, you female Lord OF Bur.
leigh; and l fear my unfortunate cousin
| has lost another fortune; for suppose,
mother" with CLEAN of amusement
in his eyes, "you will not cut me of
with a shilling after ALL"
"Of course you knew could not
hold out long against you two chill
dren," said his mother, benignly; sand
my dear child" to Valera, ~ hope
you will come to me as to your own
mother, since you have unfortunately
lost your own"
To which Valera assented with great
outward equanimity.
"Do you forgive my ruseP" said Va
leria, kneeling beside her husbands
chair, when they were at last alone.
"You have me in such subsection, l
find it impossible to be displeased with
any thing you do" he answered, with a
caressing smile.
"After all, it was through my money
that was saved to be your wife," said
Valeria, then, with gay laugh, " and
now we can afford an unlimited amount
of kid gloves, so perhaps it is more de-
sirable to have thirty thousand a year
instead of three. Besides, it has given
me the good opinion of your mother,
and your friends; it is only you, my
love, my life, that have loved me for
myself. "-Denaorest's Monthly for Ast-
aust. ,...-.... .t.y.....sr.. .... 4
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-08-10
Sleep.

When to soft sleep We give ourselves away,
And In dream, rs In u fairy bark,
Drift on and on through the enchanted
dark
To purple daybreak-little Thought we pay
To that sweet bitter world we know by day.
We are clean quit of 1t, as is a lark
SO high I'm heaven no human eye can mark
The thin swift pinion cleaving through the
gray.
TIL we awake III fate can do no I'll,
The resting heart shall not take up again
The heavy load that yet may make 1t
bleed; ..rrt
For this brief space the loud worlds voice Is
still, AafsntN BGt"
No faintcst echo OF 1t brings us pain.
How will 1t be when We shall sleep In
deed?
-dldrjch.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-08-10
Old and Young.

They soon grow old who grope ior goia
In marts where all Is bought and SOLD;
Who live for self and on some shelf
In darkened vaults hoard up their pelf,
. Uankered and crusted DER with noio'
For them their youth Itself Is Old
II.
They ne'er grow old who gather gold
Where Spring awakcs and flowers unfold;
Where suns arise in joyous skies,
And nh the soul within their eyes.
For them the immortal bards have sung
For them old age itself IA youngi
g. p. Cranch, In Scribner for Augtia
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-08-10

BISMARCK has cut of the long beard
he cultivated last winter, and sports but
3 simple musiache again.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-07
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.


CHICAGO, October 5.-The clearing Of
Chicago banks for thepresent week amount
TO $685. ,226S So, beingan increase Of $272,-
749 over the corresponding week last
year. Money has been in good supply
all the week, and a applications for The
same week have een considerably smaller
than the wishes OF u leading discount
houses, rates for good paper have ruled
comfortable and easy at 7al0 per cent per
annnm. The trade Of the city has been
active, and some Of our wholesale mer.
chants are Of opinion that the sales ex-
coed those OF any since the fall trade COM
menced. Orders by mail each day were
very large, particularly for dry goods, mil
linery, boots and shoes, hats, clothing,
&c. Collections have been better, al
though not up to the general expectations.
Shipments OF currency TO the interior
have been smaller than last week, but
grain has come along pretty freely, never.
theleSs, and for the week the receipts foot
up G,S9S carloads BY rail and 23l 900 bush.
feEs by canal last week. Lake freights have
been dull and tame, but during the past
few days have been working stronger, and
are now on the basiso of 33A4c per bushel for
corn to Buffalo. An-rail rates TO the sea-
board continue quiet on the basis Of Zoe
per 100 pounds on grain to New York.
The lumber trade in the yards has
been very active, particularly for common
descriptions, but carg0es have dragged on
account Of large arrivals and the well filed
condition Of the yards. As regards values
atloat, sellers have had to lower their views
25c per 100 feet.
The number Of hogs packed in Chicago,
from March LIST, to date, is !, 7+2,000 against
j ,S6S,0o0 for the corresponding date last
year.
mentS OF the articles named, add up: Re
ceipts Flour, 5,lS7 barrels; grain, $751;
III bushels; hogs, sl,9S3 head; cattle,
1914 head. EShipments-Flour, 1859
barrels; grain, 3.5S0,599 bushels; pork,
S, l3g barrels; lard, i,7S7, rs pounds; cut
meats, 10, 7G5, $50 pounds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-07

Society NorE.-A witty Young lady
saws society is nothing after al, but a mix
ture Of histories and miss-eries.
Mr.. Allen Brock and bride have return
ed from their bridal trip.
Mr.. Morris Horkheimer, a popular
Young gentleman OF this city, a q card Of
Invitation before US announces, vii! short.
liz launch his life-boat on n notion" Of
matrimony. He will sail from the port OF
Lancaster. Pa, on the 10Th inst, having
engaged as his mate Miss Celia Hirsh,
dauchterof Abraham Hirsh. Esq, and one
OF The loveliest bellies OF that region, SO
famous for beautiful women. The cere-
monv is to be performed at Roberts Hall,
in Lancaster, and social circles thereabout
are on the gli Tre for theinteresting event.
About one hundred and fifty tickets
have already been sold for the grand dress
hall TO be given at Washington Hall, on the
oIst inst, for the benefit Of the yellow
fever sufferers. 1t is thought that at least
five hundred tickets will be sold. The
committee in charge OF the ball are 8.
Kline. James Speyer, J. Emshelmer, b.
Marks and G. Rosenhain.
Miss Fannie Iazier, OF Morgantownr Is
a guest Of Miss Juliet Mcclure, on the Is
land.
Director General Of the Centennial Expo
sition. is, making a visit with friends IN
the city. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-07

TRUSTEES SALE OF A
Desirable Residence on 18th Street.

By yiEt1e Of Drel II Trust made By 81 {. Arthur
and Rachel u bis wife, to the nudsrignFd, Tuaee,
dated June i3ih, 1854, and of TeCurd IN the oaee d
the County Court a Ohio county, wet vtTdHia, 10
Died Of TruSt Bok No, :. rlee& and -, | Sillon
WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER =, ISIS,
eSmmsDens At 10 o'clock = N, sell II Puhie suction
Al the front door 81 the CJun Ho1se Of Obj tO1bty,
The following described real eStlia. VIC Lot numbsrri
thiTty-GTe as in GnhAm'S addition 70 the dty 81
wheeling, and belng Iftaate ou the nOrth side Il
TlReet tOidCFntTPi brtToen that vas form.
erLy kBaSa . fllhGnd Sxth JFssh, n tha ely Of
W6elIBg. Wet Va, excepting Eve teea AID tolf
inches oH the EatGide d aldloe
There II sEeted On that PoEisnt nd II 1R
NOla = nv aeinhlS tUOSt9Ty and attic bnekdUSlIng
hglsa and GIpQesHFy 0utbliltiae&
IItlS telieJod tabf petet, but As1Ingri TruSteo
will Oaiy sOaVeytueb ktiis = Il VUAtd In = By I'D
Deed d TTust.
TEEaiSo % sGLH-rEoThoGaa Five huDdrelp l.
eSh On day a slls bG4ipur n TIVE equal INSTALL
Al SIX and Twelve mOutht; deieFred aynent
70 BE EeruFvd by Died Of Trust 90 the prOpsEty sod
insHEahrs Iuadeat 10 eoTeE.
RPeI-Skosu tJIN.L R0D0ERS Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-07

TIE CESrrAtzGLAss WoREs.-We are
Glad to note that preparations are being
made for starting up the Central Glass
Works, and that they will again bein opera
tion BY the fnto OF next week. Aside from
the disastrous effect upon those who are
employed there can be no greater calalni'
~ 10 the commercial interests OF a city
than the stoppageof a great manufacturing
establishment. 1t was with regret, there
fore. that we announced the closing OF the
Central Works, for an Indefinitely long
time.
lately, however, there have been candid
interviews between the workmen connect
ed with the institution and its managers,
which have led to an amicable adjustment
of the questions at Issue between them:
The settlement is creditable to the good
sense of the workmen and fully establish
es the reputation OF the management Tor
that fair dealing and exact justice towards
employees which has been q feature in all
its history, The trade OF the Central is
not exceeded in Its extent OF territory by
any similar establishment east or west,
while the reputation Of its products in al
the markets is A No. !. We trust that it
will quickly find its place on the crestot
the coming tide Of prosperity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-07

YELLOW FEVER RE1IEF.-The Citizens
Relief Committee on Saturday sent sl0oto
the Howard Association at Thibodenx,
La, and the same amount to the Associa-
ton at Donaldsville, La. Although there
was not 800 in the treasury, the commit
tee decided 10 authorize the associations
named to draw for that amount, and trust
10 additional subscriptions to make up the
deficiency. Mrs. p. VIM. Hubbard, before
the telcsrams authorizing the associations
TO draw upon Wheeling were sent, wrote
the amount lacking. This money was sent
in answer to direct appeals from the towns
named. Let not our citizens imagine that
no further help is needed in the stricken
cities and towns OF the South. A great
deal more money will be needed yet, and
those who are able to do sc should contri-
butte freely of the means at their dispoSal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-07

PrLPTr PARAGRAPHS. Rev. James D.
Moffat, having recovered his health sutii-
GENTLY TO resume his pastoral duties,
preached in his church Second Presby-
terian), morning and evening, Yesterday.
Presiding Elder Wilson otiCiated yester-
day morning at the Chapline Street NJ. Z.
Church, and in the evening the Sacrament
Of the Lords Supper was administered by
the pastor, Rev. W. C. Snodgrass, who
also preached his farewell sermon.
Rev. Wilding, pastor OF the North
Street NJ. +. Church, conducted the SER
vices at his church yesterday, both morn
ing and evening, the evening services con
Guiding with the Sacrament OF the lords
Supper. Nj. Wilding'sthree years pastor.
ate closed yesterday, when he preached
his farewell sermon to his congregation.
The first OF q series Of sermons on ten
pennce, arranged by the General Temper
ance Committee, was delivered at the Zane
Street NJ. E. Church last evening, by the
pastor, Rev. Prickett.
Prof. C. L. LoOs, Of Bethany, conducted
the services at the Disciples Church yes
tcrday.
The ~re-opening services Of the Wesley
N. L. Church took place yesterday. Rev.
/. c. Pershing, OF Pittsburgh, oficiatCd at
the morning and evening services.
Yesterday, at the High Mass in St. Al
phonsus Church, Rev. Father Collins
called upon his people to give practical
aid to the poor orphans in the North
Wheeling Asylum.
Rev. Kelley, of the Thomson u. E.
Church, preached his farewell sermon last
evening before q large congregation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-07

NeH lotk bolGAs .a
We do no, find much rh4a-e m 'hr a, =.
condition Of the market Tie gene'al
business Ia. no, been a.iu.cihef ~iit.-'
andsnme holder ar again oomltA.h'a. n
movement A. di~cpuEasins, an dllH.
dences that matters could not S",NH
mon animation except a. 4 itgiHti =,
on values To soInc extent ih'' : 'I ,+t
erCcially on grades al the mglnst, ,ys
Sut of iayo,: butwy donu' aHa man ~, ~,
who an prIared to MAKE 'Ar '-.T'D m.,y,
nv have m0r thoroughly '~tFi ny q
Inje,I, II il doubtful il auylhint 'ho.' ~
actual Slaughter Uogla Prove any A..' j, +
live Ia buyers .lsn rui!n. rate Ns
mand il ven ditheu!; 10 .iirn4 ..l' yi. ~
mCrt positive n~,luiaemcrt' ~ in' r. !,
m~aunfaetuncFS can rarely b aA'H a. ~
form OF doing business Wi'li" q Wy a,
= few Of our draleS have ,N1H'ia ~ y
Of desirable rancls, anda' r7,r' ~ M b,
ob;tc,cd TO 8 couple q week aso ~. .s's
movement does no; extend ''ti 'g ,,dt
market, and the avrarr tone :, 10
close. Z menly fairly acii'e auh r. n
lair bid pceiyiur prompt 4Ii at
SaIes reponc embrace 2'N X a.
dium ohio at 81 lie: 100" w NJ
shoye al ISI.Sr; 600 y a; st. !"'
ing at q i.9r. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-07

MARTINS FERRY News. - Hon. Chan
ming Richards addressed the largest and
most enthusiastic messing held here dur
ing this campaign in Commercial Hall on
Friday night. Mr.. Richards handles the
financial and tariff questions from a Re
publican standpoint in an able and ex-
hausting manner, and was frequently
greeted with round after round OF APP
plause, and nearly every n OF the audi
ence remained till the close OF the meet
ing. L,
Mr.. John Hanes, OF Burlington, received
a telegram on Saturday from Brownsville,
Tenn, notifying him Of the dangerous i'll
ness OF his son Oscar al that place with
yellow fever.
DR.. /. Werlich returned on Saturday
from q two weeks visit 10 friends in Wis
consin and Illinois, and gives glowing &C.
counts Of his trip.
From the number OF autographed let
tens containing sympathetical appeals sent
prominent Democrats in this place, sever
al Of which have been shown us, 1t Is evil
dent that the ring-masters at the county
seat very much fear the defeat OF their
ticket in this county, tomorrow.
OWluR " u kIbso ~
tween the County Committee and the
committee here in regard TO the proposed
Poorman meeting on Saturday night, no
arrangements were made, and after the ar
rival Of the Colonel it wastoo late TO make
any, consequently he did not speak.
The Democracy succeeded in getting a
bakers dozen OF Greenbackers together in
the Town Hall on Saturday night, who
were addressed BY those renowned finan-
Iciers, Scott and Duncan.
REV. Kennedy, the new minister to the
". Z. Church, arrived on Friday and
preached yesterday to a full house. His
sermon is highly spoken OF.
John McKim, OF the c. & P. Railroad
office at Cleveland, spent several days
last week visiting his parents in this place.
He leaves for home this morning.
That patron saint Of the Register in this
place, whose name is Esculapius, sQuint-
ed and squirned for thrcedays Owe ourre-
port OF the Ewing pow-wow and whiningly
saws in Saturdays Regiaer that we misrep-
resented il, and concludes q botch Of stale
items taken from other papers by saying
that the Richards meeting was about half
as large as the Ewingpow-wow. He now
wears the belt, for which he is justly emit
tied.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-07

TuEC orgrs.-CouSrYC ouRr-Judge Boyd.
THE County Court was in session Satur-
day as usual, and transacted the following
\. McSauehton vs.. Thos. Sweeney.
Demurrer by plaintiff to defendants ans
Jane williams vs.. B. & O. Railroad
company; certified by Justice VIM. Phil
lips. Continued by consent.
The following foreign born persons were
admitted TO citizenship; Louis kalkrentni,
Chris. Behrens, Henry Riddle, Fred.
Laose, Henry F. Solte, Conrad BANNER
Wm. StOhnke, Fred Brasch, Henry Nm
ser and Charles Stentzel, natives OF Ger.
many; and Geo. S. Pownall, a native oil
England.
.McMurray, appealed from Justice. Cald-
well, was put on trial before the following
Jury: 4. ]. Adams, Andrew Gillespie
Alex. Kemple, Geo. Cummins, George
lawson and James Armstrong.
The following cases are set for trial TO-
dav in this Court: Peabody Insurance 20.
vs.. Hobbs, Taylor 4 Co; W. D: Patton,
appellant, VS.. Singer Manufacturing Com
pany, appellees: Speyer Bros Vi. T. u.
Culbertson; Neill & Elingham vs.. J. Gull
bertson.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-07

River 9 feet 0 inches and falling.
Weather clear and cool.
There wereno arrivals outside Of the
local packets on Saturday.
The MalIie Ragon did not get in from
Petersburg until I o'clock last evening.
She will be the P%arkersburc packet at 10!
o'clock to-day.
The st. Louis TTma says: Commodore
Honbrook, President Of the Wheeling
Towboat and Transportation Company,
and Captain Trimble, q leading business
man Of W Virginia, are spending a few
days in the city. They visited the races
and the Fair Grounds on Wednesday in
company with Captain P. P. Manion, and
were delighted with what they saw. The
Co%mmodore's mission here was to pur-
chase a pair OF engines for a new towboat
he is building, and in this he was success.
full. Captain Manion supplied the neceSsi-
ty, and sold him a pair fifteen inches in
diameter"
New ORLEANS, October 6.-So arrivals
ordepartures. Weather partly cloudy and
warm.
Porr EAps, October 6.-Arrived: steam
ship knickerDocHer, New orK; Candohla,
CrScIySArr, October 6.-River 5 feet .
inches and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant. Arrived-Mary Miller, ST. Louis.
No departures.
ST. tours, October CARVED: Baker,
Cairo. Departed: None. River risen 4
inches; 5 feet s inches to Cairo. Weather
cloudy and cool.
CAIRo, October 8.-Arrived: B. H.
Cooke, Evansville; John Means, st. Louis;
Belle OF St. Louis, st. Lonis. Departed:
Whisper, New Orleans; Cooke, Evans
Vile; J. W. Chambers, Vicksburg. River
I feet and falling. Weather fair; mer-
LOUISVILLE, October G.-Weather clear
and cool. River falling, with fleet 4inches
in canal.
EVANSVILLE. October .8.-River 1910
feet, and falling. Weather clear and
warm. Mercury AZ to 90'. No outside
D0at8, a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-07

HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-0ne OF the boldest
robberies reported for some time wa COM
mitted in Centre Wheeling on Saturday
night, the victim being Mr.. Dennis Saw
cry, IN old and well known citizen OF the
Sixth Ward. Mr.. Savery was going home
between II and u o'clock, and in order to
make a short cut and enter his house
from the rear started up IN alley between
oath and 18th streets. While going
through this alley he was waylaid by q
couple OF men who had followed him, and
while one held him by the throat, the other
quickly went through his pockets, taking
thcrcfrom 500 in bonds, SO in money
and valuable gold watch and chain. He
was so severely handled by the rascals
that he lay for some time in an insensible
condition until his wife, hearing his
groans, went to his assistance. Yesterday
the bonds were found lying On the rail-
road track in front OF the Belmont Mill,
and q part OF the watch chain wa discov-
cred in the alley where the robbery was
committed. There is no clue to the perpe-
TRAITORS Of the outrage, as Mr.. sayery says
he would be unable to identify them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-07

A BRACE OF FEXALE SwrSDLERs.-Dur-
ring the early part oilast weektwo respect
ably appearing women visited Clarksburg,
and represented themselves as sufferers
bv the recent fire at Jane Lew. They were
well provided with what has since been
ascertained to be forged certificates OF good
character, and by means Of them and glib
tongues succeed in sw%indlingthe citizens out
OF between $50 and so. Theythen left the
town, and the discovery was soon after
made that the women were residents OF
Grafton, and their characters WIRE any
thing but good. Detectives were then put
on the track and one Of the women was ar
rested a few miles west of Clarksburg.
She WAS committed to the Harrison county
Jail on Saturdaylast to await trial.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-07

TnE Board of Commissioners meets this
morning in regular monthly session.
The stove question is OF o general
interest Just now than that of fiat money.
BorH the morning and evening markets
onsS Saturday were crowded with buyers
and sellers. UENRCiNhvE ClN4s
The Council Committee on Lights met
on Saturday night and prepared their reg
ular monthly report.
HKrEs D'EsrE's dramatic company is
booked for the Opera House on Friday
and Saturday evenings next.
TIM number otimpecunious individu-
ais applying for lodgings at the station
house nightly is on the increase.
ApoLrH,KuRrz, Of the Nail City Club,
has challengedD Dan. Cochran, otthe Brown
Club, 10 row a three mile single scull race,
CovsrRY boys in the neighborhood OF
Saltwater and other hunting grounds arc
realizing considerable wealth, selling game
10 our local Nimrods under binding prom
iScs OF secrecy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-07

Boy HookEp By Cow. About o'clock
last evening, Us q four.year old SON OF Mr..
James Jepson, residing on South Broad
way. was walking up Broadway. some
distance in advance Of his mother, an
angry bovine suddenly turned the corner
Of Ohio street, and taking the boy between
her horns tossed him in the air Ike q ball.
There were a number Of people within a
short distance Of the animal, and until il
was d~iscoveredt that the boy alighted safely,
and without injury, there was considerable
excitement. Thecows runuingat large on
the Island are q constant terror to ladies
and children, and the nuisance should
have been suppressed by the city fathers
long AGO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-07
0nlGnEn.

CHICAGO, October 5.-FlCa -waks-y,
extra lower: common 10 chbir Sgs;s
Wheat-Dull, weak and lu7ef 10 Ini5.
spring not quoted No. 10 s9.a.!N NJ
s2Hc bid October; - SIS hi y5i,.S,.
jhc December; Nos e'l.ale n-9AS
a5TC; No. l nrl western and " II VIC.
Corn-Dull. weak and loEcr ~ .inia ish
mixed 81 I-ec cash and Orup5x:, ~ ~
vember: rejected g l-ic. 0sp-4tte M
lower; No. , Is lie cash lstAl.t.t OaD
Der: ls3<al9Tc November: ~ Il. nsrubG;
rejected lie. Barley--Qlisi. los al; i9
November. Rye-Stesiy AZ H. csa Si9
November. P0Ek-Fair demand hui ): Ike.
rates at 81 70a7 IS z.A : Sa' 20 Ocpsf,
: 721sa7 75November 81: ZIG Ietma,
Lard-In fair demand but 81 lJVsI na
s. l5a6 20 cash 0 l. C - NoTernbe:; G $
&c - ~ December and ysas Bulk Sholl4a
Il I.Sc; short clear IS 5a5 ~. shor 4!
505a5 10. Whisky-Sissiy al 10.