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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-06
An Extensive Tannerv Burned

BALLsToN, N. Y, December Samuel
HaighG's nnery, at Milton Center, wss
burned last night. The loss exceeds $780,
coo. One estimate is $4,000. Fully in
sured. One hundred and fifty hands were
employed.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-06

Throat diseases often commence with a
Cold, Cough, or unusual exertion Of the
voice. These incipient symptoms are allayed
by the use Of "Br0wn's Bronchial IFOches,"
which IL neglected often result In chronic
trouble OF the throat.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-06
A Florida steamer I'm Distress.

WILMINGTON, December 5.-The steamer
Port Royal, from New York for Florida,
put into the middle sound at Queens Inlet
in distress Sunday morning. Particulars
have not vet been received.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-06

1t is reported in Washington that the
President will this week nominate ex Sena-
tor FreliDghuyseB, of New Jersey, for Sec
retary Of State, and Chauucey l. FileY, of
st. Louis, for Postmaster General. No 9TH
er Cabinet changes are expected until after
the Christmas holidavs
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-06
R,0 Fa,Inyetn Ros,oD.

BOSTON, December 5.-Crain, Rising g.
Co., dealers In boots and shoes in Summer
street, are reported to have failed. Their
liabilities are estimated to be $15O,000 to
$20O, 900.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-06

DowAeIAc. MICH, December 5-Ihe ny
has made sad havoc In the wneat nelos OF
~ the wheat in many fields has been de-
stroVed within few weeks.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-06

Loss of memory, universal lassitude, pain
in the back, premature old age, promptly
cured with Browns Iron BItters. It restores
lost functions and strengthens the weakened
parts.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-06
Earth0uake In Canada,

HUNTINGDoN, QUEBEC. December AT
$50 last night slight but distiuct shock of
earthquake was felt at this pace. The
movement was from west TO east.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-06
FieId,s New Organ.

New YORK, Decembtr The Express
appears this evening consolidated with the
EUenin0 Nal, and undtr the name of the
Mail and ELpress.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-06
The Losses at MIinneapolis.

ST.. PAUL, December 5-Later estimates
reduce the aggregate losses by the fire to
$345 900.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-06
Blankets, flames, CIOakings.
CLOAKS, DOLMANS,
WALKING JACKETS.

500 dozen Ladies' and Children's MERINO UN-
DERWEAR.
Ladies' INDICATED UNDERVESTS.
Gentemens MERIN0 and WOOL UNDER
VESTS.
DRAWERS.
500 dozen Ladies' and Children's FANCY
HOSIERY
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-06
Black Silk Velvets (!

SILK PLUSHES, MORE ANTIQUE SATINS,
in fashionable cOlors
NEW DOUBLE WIDTH DRESS GOODS.
10 pieces new BLACK FRENCH CASHMERES.
NOVELTY TRIMMINGS in ROMAN STRIPES,
OMBRE PLAIDS and rich tinsel effects.
NOVELTIES in LACE COLLARS, NULL
FICHUS and NULL SCARFS.
CORDS and TASSELS, CRESCENTS, BALLS
and other DRESS ORNAMENTS at q
GREAT REELECTION
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-06
TIME Is MONEY.

QUICK sales and small profits is our motto.
W We offer our entire stock of goods at such
reduced prices that will astonish everybody.
Our Black and Colored CASHMERES, Black
and Colored SILkS, and our endless stock of
CORSETS. We have 500 CLOAKS and Doll
MANS, which we will sell below manufacture
ing prices. Our KID GLOVES surpass any
ever offered in this city az 75c BUGLE
sold less than cost price. We have the finest
assortment Of Ladies', Gents and Children's
UNDERWEAR Plain and Plaid FLANNEIlS.
BLANKETS, COMFORTS, TABLE DAMASK,
TOWELS, NAPKINS. in all grades. The finest
lot of Ladies' and Childrens KNITTED SACKS.
Infants CLOAKS and DRESSES at such prices
to suit every ones pocket The finest selection
of CUFFS and COLLARS, BlBS, FICHUS,
Silk and Linen HANDKERCHIEFS, RIBBONS.
HOSE, HALF HOSE, DOLLS and a thousand
other articles, too numerous to mention. in the
latest styles.
We will positively spare no time in showing
our stock. All we ask is an early call at
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-06
TIE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.

The report of the Department of Justice
is given to the public. l. recommends the
abolition of fees to United States District
Attorneys and their assistants and placing
them on salaries. THe estimates for the ex-
penses of the United States Courts for the
fiscal year 1888 are three million five thou
sand dollars. II recommends that one ses
sion each of the United States Court for the
District of Mississippi be transferred from
jackson to Vicksburg. 1t also recommends
an appropriation for the payment OF special
deputy marshals at last years. elections.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-06


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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-01
ABOUT PEOPLE.
wheeling People aud Other People
whore They he.

whore They me-
Clerk Hook is confined to his house by q
slight indispOsition. -..L t'.H..
J.J. Gil, the stenbOnyIlO glnSs man, was
In the city yesterday,
Miss BETTE Adams left for college, at
StauntOn, Va, last evening.
Frank l.. Bender and iomily are visiting
friends at Sherrard, W, Va.
Mai. ]. C. Anderson has returned from nm
extensive trip through the State,
Mrs. +. G. Richardson, OF New Cumber'
land, Is visiting friends in thiscity. H,
Miss Annie Glass has returned home from
Cranberry Summit, where she has been SUM
mering
Miss Maggie Wright left for Cynthianaa,
Ky, on Tuesday to enter the Female Semmi'
nary at TINT point
Miss Esther Bayless, Of Louisville, Kyu
WHO has been visiting Miss Bette Adams, left
for her home yesterday.
Mr. n. NJ. Candies and family, from Pitts
burgh, are visiting the family Of William
Linch Esq, Of Thrty.fst street.
Messrs. Russell Wood Edward Tingle,
John Greer and Reed Baird leave fol, IOar,
Ohio, today Oh fishing trip OF a few days.
FIJI. lIern, Esq, and wife, who have been
spending the summer ut Mt Belleyiew, have
returned to this city and have suite at the
New Mcclure,
Revs. Masden and Ryan, and United states
Marshal Atkinson, leave next Monday TO DC
gone week. They will camp out In the
woods, and propose taking their guns
Rev. Merwein Of the German Lutheran
Church, has returned from Rochester, where
he has beef, attending the General Confer
ence. II will meet In this city next year.
Charlie johnson got home from the White
SULPHUR last evening, looking rs fresh Us q
daisy. IIe was the last Of the Wheeling gang
to leave, and this city ID nov lnTepresentea
there. ff* III
Councilman John Armstrong, Of the In
TELLfdENcRR composing rooms, has taken his
grip.saCk and gone up among tho Penneyl'
yania hillsin the hope Of restoring his falling
health, Ft
Miss Lizzie IAughln, Of Pittsburgh, who
has been visiting Miss Mary Mckee, OF East
Wheeling, returned home yesterday, Miss
Mary accompanying her to he gone two or
three weeks.
]. W. lIaggCrty Deputy U, 8. Marshal,
with Headquarters at Farm0nt, was In the
city yesterday, arranging summOnscs and
processes for service IN view Of the session of
The u. S. Circuit Court which commences on
the sixth.
Mr. Tom scanl0n, the handsome aud popu-
lar manager Of the Mcclure House sample
rooms, celebrated his twenty.fOutth birthday
yesterday in quiet manner. He was the
recipient OF many llandslakes and good
wishes, oil OF which he Is richly deserving of,
also MANY happy returns Of the day.
Rev. 8. D. BarnltE and family returned
home from Chautauqua last 0voliing by the
G. 4 7. H. H., having been absent for a month.
Mr.. Il. preached In Toronto, Ontario, on last
Sabbath, and reports intense interest In the
condition Of President Garfield Prayer was
offered In every church In the Dominion, and
In some OF them the bulletins from the sick
room were read from the pulpit. Next to
Victoria General and Mrs. Garfield have the
affection Of the Canadians
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-01
arnrr arRRRNDERG


An Accessory - tie Probably Fatal CUT
-DaSonPoEt,s HtoEy.
Yesterday morning atan early hours man
came 70 the City building, and waking
Lieut.. sylvis said he wished to see Capt,
Bennett at once, He was directed to Chief
Benefits residence, on Market Square.
There he made himself known 70 the Captain
as Willard Stout, charged with completely in
the stabbing Of the colOred man, Charles
Davenport, on Tuesday morning, He said
he had been at home all the day before.
Seeing his name In the ISTELu0EScER yester'
day. with a statement that warrant was out
for him, he resolved to give himself up,
Stout was taken to the hospital and to the
bedside Of the wounded man. Davenport
said he was one Of the.men present when The
cutting was done, but not the one who
stabbed him. This man had said to the othel
(ONeil) stab the son Of a b-,n The pris
Oner was then taken to Squire Philips OF
fiCe, and by him committed to jail to avail
the result Of the mans injuries
last night at eleven o'clock Squire Philips
at the request Of Prosecuting Attorney Jor
dan, went to the hospital and took the ati
dayit OF Davenport to be used as an ante NOR
ten statement In case the man should die
His story was substantially as already given
II was told in strangely lucid manner, tn
language used by the cOlOred man being un
usually elegant and his account OF the atiai
lucid and coherent In every particular. II
described 0'Neal, and was positive he did tn
cutting,
The wounded man did not strike the n
! porter who was present as being very fcebl
Tor man so badly cut aud who SO recent
lost 80 large quantity Of blood. He talke
slowly, but distinctly, and seemed In goo
condition as to both physical and ment'
J viROr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-01

GrOWlng Smaller And Smaller--A Few
N0tAa

Growing Smaller and Smaller--A Fev,
.... Notes. .... dad.
New Orleans parties are said 10 be contract
Ing for Captain Hornbrooks new towbOat
the Jennie Campbell. IT,, 49,
The Favorite, a little "dinkeyn packet, /,
running between this point aid Parkerburp
and Is due this morning. II will leave al
noon.
The little Boone left yesterday noon 70,
Parketsburg but got aground on the lar and
was delayed several l6ufs, The steamer will
not return until there Is more water.
The Jennie Walker while attempting 10
tow fiat load Of sewer pipe from the Black
Horse to McC1y's, grounded II on the Cfoxen
run bar, near New Cumberland, on Monday.
The actual depth Of water on the bar M the
mouth Of the creek, Is not over 10 inches, and
1t may be said that unless there IL faihiail,
navigation will be entirely suspended Inside
Of three days One can wade across al almost
any point. U r iTT"S
Cincinnati seems TO be The present head nj
navigation on the Ohio river. ugly reefs
Whose hard, rough edges are only 70 be seen
during periods Of low water, bfolrIfie
above the rivers. surface, while The shiiiinS
channel OF a sandy bottom gives the tlafjhs
navigator no end Of trouble. Tmes.Sgd5.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-01

Daily Budget ofInteFsstins LeealS nom
OnF, NelghhOF.

f VuE ANl.4A4Es
Aults mill Is undergoing extensive Tepairs
A gas main Is being laid on Twenty-second
Street ~
Miss Emma Gill Is home after lengthy
stay in the country. .e...
Mr.. Hadley, OF the First ward, buried his
third child Wednesday,
Some brilliant painting Is being done on
houses In the Third ward,
+, B. Westgate is absent, attending his
wife who is Al Cleveland and quite sick.
lAlr. and Mrs. Chambers, Mr.. Holt and Miss
Young, OF Damascus and Salem, are visiting
the family Of Morris Miller, OF Gravel Hill.
Indian Run Is entirely dry, not drop Of
water reaching the river The, creek Is stu
running, but with only enough water for
rill
There was jug breaking at the South Bel
lalre Methodist Church Tuesday evening At
which, although all the jugs were not In,
S2OOS was received,
A concrete house Is about completed Just
above the B, 4 o. round house. This style OF
building Is rather uncommon In Bellaire Just
now, but was common once.
The ladies OF the Disciples Church ore re-
quested to meet at the church either Thurs
coSSyerience N assist aboHt som" necessayv
worI, W '"'''' '-0"' 500 '''N>''''''
' Iahr N,,lor ., ,ho Filth w0r1 !. 1ovr
III IL % ,umh II toS S t M "n town,
In town seems 10 be no more linn common
except that there are several cases near I'M
Pittsburph Coal Works.
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Hatu T snn t nUm " mnu y" lily tna' \
nv. G rSn "s TOra whs" " r, s'T mGcsss,tv
shis san ~ yT H .on 10, ' oi nevs" y,
Si T kent in GOOD condition.
mn" M ~ w,nJ,,n a.. r,,noo ,o,,,,
lnS Gl n.y. ,nuom u,Iss '" Tha IeE,M
DloWlng in paso !WiI c,di ~ w o ' "
naee VI ime nu IaIa mMoS uo Mu'N9 "
gus ~ uiIvs mo, Nv o a.SaI '''oF"s S''
Tue new .uI"s's w S","'S"S'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-01
An OFFICER FINED
For Assault and battery Upon the Per
son 0fa Prisoner.


Constable Lauchlin was arraigned before
Squire Felber last evening on a charge of
assault and battery preferred by George
Taylor On Tuesday Taylor and a boy
named Lutz drove up to Ida Holidays
house on Market street north OF Tenth, and
leaving their buggy went in upon the
porch. They had been drinking. Lntz
reached the door, when the Holiday saw
him, and told him no could not come in.
Taylor then turned and called to Lutz TO
come on away, Lutz refused and became
abusive. Lauchlin was in the second story
OF the same house, ho says on legal busi-
ness, and was called down, By
this tlme both the boys were in the
street. LauChin deputized q bystander to
take Lutz, and he arrested Taylor, who Is
about twenty years old. The boy objected
to being held by the officer, promising to
90 peaCeably with him II released, He
says at this request he was struck In the
face by the officer with such force as to
draw blood. Squire Phillpsheari the evil
dence against Taylor, and promptly re-
leased him, after which the boy swore out
tho warrant for the officer, aI'j rs
Squire Felber fined LauChlin $40 and
| costs, ... f '.Yt -.r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-01
LITTLE LOCALS.
Some Minor Matter1 n Brief Compass
for HaSty Readera,

Rome Minor Matters In 1Faef Compass
for HaSty Readers.
TuERR has NOT been during the entire
month Sipgle inch Of rainfall,
wv srryARr q mailer at the u Bellemill,
had his left forehnger horribly mashed yes
terdRy.
PIT BERRAIL and Charlie Smith, both me
chapicS a the B, &. o, shops, Will run Nv
ward foot race next Saturday for SlOPurs
ALTHOUGH there was only eight alarms Of
Are last month, the damage done was large,
as the public has been made aware otthrough
the pres. 81 l4=--.rt
SATURDAY event there will be running
race on the new race track for $50 purse.
The horses will be the little black one OF Us
car seeley and Harry Mendcls brown mare
THR p, W. & KY. has q gang Of men and a
gravel train at work on the embankment north
Of the passenger depot, enlarging It, prepara-
tory to moving the track few feet westward
TuEpAY evening the engineer OF SChenk 5
slaughter house discovered the place to be on
FIRE. BY hard work he managed tO'extin-
guish the fame without calling out the fire
company.
TnRRR was another grand concert in
Seibert's Summer Garden, In Pleasant VALLEY,
last night A big crowd was out the pike
and returned we'll pleased with the evening
enjoyment
In conversation with some Of the farmers
In the city yesterday they stated that pastur'
age Is about burned out, and II no rain ialls
soon 10 relieve II It will be necessary to go t.
feeding the stock.
'SqUIRG MURRIN yesterday afternoon com
mitted John HAndeH to Jail, in default OF
$500 bail, to answer before the grand jury tht
charge OF petty larceny, Handen Is the party
alleged 10 have stolen the dress from MFs
Park, Of Twenty-iirst street,
CHARLIE WIIS0S, the youthful indiyidua
who cut his companion, John Gordon, Tues
dav might, was arrested about midnight tina
night and bound over in the sum OF 500 by
iSSuire Murrin to appear and answer OF
Monday the charge Of malicious cutting
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to recoT,'
in the archives Of his department. deed mad
Nv Nicholas He'll and wife to Matilda Fort
nov. bearing date August 80 1881, in consld
eritiOn OF q, 100, for the north third OF lot ~
on the west side Of Chapline street. in Cent?
Wheeling
SQUIRE FIELDER yesterday had the fOllowin
breach Of the peace cases before him: Mar
BuTkhart against Ed. Reel, dismissed u
Mary's costst Ed. Reel against Mary, BurR
hart, Mary fined 81 and COSTS and Mar
DurEhart against Mrs, W. Reel, the detendan
was fined So and costs,
ROBEET WHEELER, o young man employe
in Louis Orths establishment In Fulton, %
cidentally upset lamp yesterday, ana u
, explosion followed Wheelers left arm an
right hand was badly burned, and he woul
probably have lost his life II fellow w0Fkmee
had moi intertered and extInguished til
|
tnmes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-01

The Committee on Buildings aud Grounds,
of the Board Of Education met at the rooms
of the Board last evening and discussed at
length the slow progress being made In the
construction Of the new Fifth Ward school
building. II was discovered that the contrac-
ION. Kieivcs, KNIT & Co, only had four
bricklayGrs employed on the work and that
NJ present rate the building would not be
completed before spring. The committee
came 10 the conclusion that they would hoh-
~ Inc contractors that the penalty would be
enforced il more wOEkmen were not put on
immedlatels. The contract provides Tot the
completion Of the building November !.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-01
ANOTHER ATTEMPT
Made TO Break JaII-A Bar Almost Cut
Through.

Tuesday afternoon Tailor Daily noticed that
the eighteen prisoners on the lower tier, or a
part OF them at least, appeared rather un'
easy several wore also noticed to be grouped
ahQgt tho window at the farther end OF the
corridor. stlspccting something wrong, at
o'clock when oil were locked up for the
night, Mr. Daily commenced thorough
search, aud ut last found on the window mi
some fine iron serapings a close eHaWlna,
ton Of the bars Of the window was then had
and AZ last QNC IoWnd that was nearly cut
through, the cut being filled with soap
Calling In some guards the entire lower cor
rldor and cells were searched and case knife
found with very sharp and wirc.llkc edge
aud a small saw about five inches long made
out Of n corset steel These instruments were
found hidden IN creviccs, How they reached
the jail or whose they were II was utterly i'm,
pessible 70 find out,
Tho prisoners were all locked up Yesterday
and given bread and water diet The saw
had evidently been made with q small tie
put that has hot yet been found. The window
is about twenty feet from the ground. and
that once being reached, the prisoners would
have had to scale very high wall. They are
however, trickyset, and are equal TO almost
anything
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-01

"Tannihg's Braces" arc as celebrated all
over the country as any popular article Of
daily household use. Tie inventor Of these
and similar mechanical appliances used In
the treatment Of diseases and inhrtnities Of
the human body, Dr. A. T. Banning, Is now
y tile city, and stopping at the Mcclure
saturday for The purpose Of applying hls
system Il mechanical devices for : lie treat.
nient OF spinal disease or weakness, round
shoulders, dyspepsia, and all ailments re.
quiring the use Of braces, trlises or Sup.
ports. DR.. Banning has been hero before,
and has always sustained his reputation as a
reputable practitioner and honorable bust.
ness inan Persons desiring TO consult him
can do 80 without charge. ,0.r,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-01
A Pleasant AnnIyernary occasion.


Ten yeaW ago yesterday the lamented
Rishop Whelan ConseCrated the present
pastor of tho Church Of the Immaculate
Conception as priest. .a.0r,r u
Rev. Father sChleicher was at once sent
to ParkeBburg, where he was stationed for
n year. He was then ordered to South
Wheeling, where he has remained ever
since, When no took charge Of the church
II was in a rather poor condition, but by
the persistent efforts and labors Of this
worthy man the church is now In q
hourislling condition. Yesterday the
clergy called on him and congratulated
him on the successful and happy termina'
ton Of the ten years work. .I
Last evening about one hundred and
twenty-five Of his friends called on him and
presented him with fine and rich set OIL
vestments. Mr., Joseph Ankle made thu
presentation speech, to which Fathel
Schleicher feelincIy responded. III b
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-01
LEG TAKEN orr.
George Coleman Meets with a serious
Accident over the River.

Accident over the River.
Yesterday forenoon two painters living on
the upper end Of the Island, named George
Coleman and Thomas Maxwell went over The
river to do some work at new house out in
Belmont county. II was their intention to
90 out on the morning train on the G., T. V.
h W. road which Is mixed freight and has.
senget train. They sat down on gohdola
car, with their feet hanging over the end, and
while sitting there the engine started dp The
car In front bumped the gondola, and
Coleman was thrown 10 The ground,
Maxwell caught IN some way, and escaped
with badly spfaihed wrist. The wheels
passed up CQleman's left leg, grazing the In.
ner side to the knee, and crushing tie Joint
His back was also badly bruised and wrench.
ed. He was conveyed to his home on the L.
land, and Dr.. Allen being summoned iecid.
ed that Amputation was necessary. The
limb was accordingly taken Oft few inches
above the knee. Alta late hour last evening
Coleman was resting comfortably under the
circumstances. The exact nature ar extent
Of his injuries could not he asceftained.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-01

Mrs. C, +. Fleming, State Lecturer Of Miss.
ouri, and also at, artist Of rare merit whose
picture Of Adelaide Nelson is pronounced by
The press to be the most beautiful portrait III
the United States In recent lecture said: 81
have been troubled with kidney disease since
my childhood and II finally eliminated In
chronic Catarrh Of the bladder II would he
impossible for me TO describe how mitch !
have suffered, and | had abandoned all hope
OF ever being cured. was however, recon-.
mended 10 try Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver cure, and II has done Inc more good
than the combined skill II all the physicians
have ever tried during my entire life. "
Such testimony ls beyond question: and
proves the value to all ladies Of the remedy u
advocates.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-01

NEW YORK, August Si.-DRY GOOhs-Buslne.v
moieNte With commission houses and active win
go0ts firmly held and stocks continue light In ifi
hands Prints IN steady demand GinghainS active.
shaWh are doing falrly... Men'Gweat wooden fs.
quest. - : ~
ToiEpo, August Si-wheat dull; No. 4 ned. mn.
and August ~ IA; septembet Il 81; October n a.
November 81 tSIf; DECEMBER d 4J5f COYh dnii'
no SO! et,Sc; Octobet 66.ic ekel; November
eoc' year e4'Sc. Oats nominal No. 2 AO'fC. -
INV YoRE, August al.-.WooI- STEADY with A al,
washed i2Aajc; Texas ilaaic. "''
lock sole 22IEa26Ifc, WV" AeHi'
ATWEtf, August sl.-PcEOeum, ls3tc,