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DRUG STORE,

Just received from the East, completes
stock Of Humphreys Homeopathic Medieines
Sold strictly at San Franciscosprices.
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AGENTS.
CIV cRAxE, sts Pine street. and foLeides
Anff street, RooH 80, San Francisco.
GEo. NJ. Morn, Sacramento, California
B.F RfLEY Is authorized 10 collect and re-
ceipt for subscriptions 70 the SILVER STATE In
Paradise Valley
H. C. MARKER Is authorized TO collect and
receipt for subscriptions 10 the SiLygE STATE at
BIZ Meadows
A. GIxfz il authorized 10 collect and receipt
for subscriptions 10 the SILVER STATE IN Spring
City.
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DESERT
CRYSTAL SALT WORKS.

uv,a pesert CRYSTAL Salt Company is now
,,r.,,s,,d Ia supply in quantities TO suit, fine
Kahle' Dairy. Mea. and Stock Salt put up BY
( q FOCUS. Reno, Nevada, who Wal supply
customers from winnemucca west.
Fram Winnemucca, eastward, JOHN KIN
MY. Of Battle Mountain, will furnish Table
Dairy. Meat, Stock and Ground and Cngrouno
Erom nlatforu at White Plains excellen.
Milling salt Win be sold as usual to our patrons
low rates.
Address orders to
,z...A White Plains, Nevafla-A
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THE SILVER STATE.
SHED EVERY. EvENINglsUNDAYs
FxCEPTED) By
j. J.. HILL & CO.

RATES or ADVERTISING.
One Square (la incs) first Insertion -. 81 50.
Zach Subsequent insertion, per square 90.
liberal reduction to requlAFadvert.sers.
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which distinguish the Republican party
from any other and may meet all proper
expenses incident to the campaign, the
Committee feels authorized TO apply to
all citizens whose principles or interests
are involved in the struggle. Under the
circumstances in which the country Gnds
itself placed, the Committee believes that
you will esteem it both privilege and a
pleasure to make 10 its fund cOntribu.
tion, which, il is hoped, may not be less
than $. The Committee is authorized
to state that such voluntary contribution
from persons employed in the service Of
the United States will not be objected to
In any official quarter.
The labors Of the Committee will affect
the result Of the Presidential election in
1884 as well as the Congressional strug.
glc and it may therefore reasonably
hope to have the sympathy and assist
ancc of all who look, with dread, uron
the possibility Of the restoration Of the
Democratic party TO the control Of the
government.
Please make prompt and favorable re-
sponsc to this letter by bank check or
draft, or postal money order, payable to
the order Of Jay a. IIubbell, acting
Treasurer, =. .. Lock Box $50, Wash
ington, -. G.
BY order Of the Committee,
ID. B. HENDERSON, Secretary.
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The Board of Directors of tho Savan-
nah Valley Railroad held an important
meeting here LIST week, ut which many
questions of grave Importance to the
road were acted upon. The Augusta
subscription was declined if coupled with
the unreasonable conditions of which we
spoke last week, and it is now understood
that it will be Internationally made.
The Directors also concluded contract
with Mr.. A. ]. Twiggs for the speedy
grading Of the road to McCormick's, and
it is not beyond the reasonable prospects
of the enterprise that it will be COM
pleted and running through in twelve or
fifteen months. Mr.. w. B. Watson, one
Of Tie most practical and energetic of
the old Board of Directors, resigned from
the new Board. and Mayor May was
elected to serve out the remainder of his
term, if the Augusta subscription is COM
pleted. The meeting of the Directors
was judicious and practical, giving entire
satisfaction in tho matters acted upon to
all of our citizens.
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A NOMINATION FOR G0yERNoK.
- Man Suggestcd Who Can Easily u
Elected.

Mr.. EDITOR: Please allow Inc space
in your valuable paper to suggest as u
candidate for our next Governor Col.
Hugh s. Thompson. Ills experience as
public man, together with his extensive
acquaintance with the people OF the
whole State, with the knowledge he has
acquired, by visiting all parts Of the State,
Of the wants Of the people, would make
him t. acceptable man for the place.
His ability and integrity, and the salts.
factory manner in which he has dis
charged the luties Of his present Office,
abundantly qualities him for the position,
and will enable him to receive the popu-
lar vote. Should he be honored with the
Office, his appreciation would be shown
by the pride he would take in dscharg-
ing the duties Of the Office. IIailing
from the middle Of the State, his nomi-
nation would settle the question Of sec
tionalism, and, in my opinion, would
come nearer uniting the upper and lower
portions than any other man. His pub
lie career has won for him the esteem
and admiration of all classes and in all
sections, and those who know him best
car heartily endorse him. The people
Of South Carolina can afford to reward
one who has been so faithful in other
posts of honor, and by electing him we
will have Governor for the whole peo.
pie. ANDERSON.
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The question as to the numerical
strength of the next State Democratic
dominating Convention is being discuss
ed all over the State, aud the opinion
seems to be universal that the number of
membership should be increased. In
this opinion we heartily concur, for by
doubling the representation in the State
Convention We will give larger expires.
sion of the popular will in the selection
of the candidates than can be done by
any other means. 1t will bring the
action of the Convention nearer to the
people, and make them feel greater
personal interest in the nominees. 1t
will tend to destroy personal influence,
and TO give the action of the Convention
the dignity of the voice of the people.
Such n solution to the chickering's in our
party is the most satisfactory, to our
mind and it seems there is no obstacle
in tho way of increasing the Convention,
for the constitution Of the party only
requires representation IN the proportion
Of the representation of each County in
both branches of the General Assembly
1t is in tho power, therefore, of the State
Executive Committee to double the size
of the Convention, and We have nc
doubt that it will do SO at its meeting tc
be held during tho latter part of this
month.
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THE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC EX TX
TIVE COMMITTEE.

There will be meeting Of the Exccu-
tive Committee of the Democratic party
of Anderson County, at the Mteidyenccf
office in Anderson, on Thursday next,
the 18th of June, at 10 o'clock q. m,
for the purpose of transacting business
of very great Importance. The State
Convention having been called for the
first of August, all questions relative to
a reorganization of the party in this
county which may be presented will be
considered 10y the Committee Every
member who can be present is requested
to attend punctually, and those who can
not come will please send some thorough
ly representative member of their club
to repres' ut them at the meeting.
f.. B. MURRAY,
County Chairman.
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- We are wofuiiy destitute of head'of
government just now in Washington.
Arthur is taking his champagne in New
York and dear old David Davis, all We.
have to offer in the way of Vice Pres
dent, has gone wooiug. He inclosed
the Vice Presidency in an envelope to
Mr.. ingalls, last Friday, but Mr.. Morgan
said that sort OF thing wouldn't do, and
the Senate had to wait until Monday on
Mr.. Davis. Rumors Of his matrimonial
intentions have freshened up again. He
will soon be shelved politically, and will
have plenty of time to devote to young
vito.
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Talk with Lcadir. Greenbackcr.

ColUMhjA, June III had a talk yes
terdsy with Maj. T. II. Russell about
the condition, prospects and intentions
Carolina. Maj. Russell is the foreman
of the Grcenback paper ~ this city. and
seems TO be quite confident OF the ulti-
mate success of the new party movement.
He says that there are at present Green
land, Lexington, Kershaw, Williamsburg,
that other clubs will be formed az soon
as practicable. There arc as yet no
county organizations. These will no
doubt be formed as the movement pro-
crosses and the people become more
thoroughly instructed as to tho objects
and purposes Of the new party The
members OF the State executive commit
tee are }. Hendrix McIanc, of Colum.
ha, chairman l.. w. X. Blair, Of Ker-
shaw, w. w. Russell, OF Anderson, +.
Is. G. Cash, Of Chesterfield, V. +. Clay
ton, Of Fairfield, and - Brown, Of Ak
en- The organization Of the executive
committee will be completed this sum-
mer, and the committee will probably
meet in the course Of mouth for the
purposes Of consultation and to take
such steps rs may be considered best.
a State Convention of the party will
be called, and It's not unlikely that a
full State ticket will be put in the field.
Candidates will also be nominated for
Congress, and All active canvass of the
State will be undertaken Tor both the
State and Federal offices. 1t is not
known whether candidates will be nom
mated for Congress in all the districts,
6u: in the lower part Of the State the
race for Congress will certainly be made.
do net know who the leaders of the
Greenback party will be, but the apos.
ties of the new faith are doing all within
their power to get strong foothold-
j. G.. H., in NcWs and Courier.
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Supervisors Notice.

tVIHoR the more complete registration of
II voters, will be at hopewell Spring
on Saturday, the 10Th inst; Centreville
Mills, Saturday, l7th; at Cedar Wreath
School House, Thursday, 22d; at Pelzer,
23d : at Williamston, oath; at Geo. Steven
sons, 26th.
Every voter visiting the City on inter
mediate days during this month are ear
neslly requested to call ut my office aud
register. The books wilt close at William
ston at SPIN.
WIN. s. BROWN,
Supervisor Registration A. @.
June S, 1852 IS
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MEDICAL CARR.

DIR, HENRY ,s H. ELRoD, graduate
having located at Centreyillc in fh;s Ta1;,
~ for the practice of Medicine. offers % HE
professional services to the public. He
may be found at such times as not enc. ,eS
at the residence or Mr.. w. j. Erwin
April IL, 1882 80 D.
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G.. L. ToLLY, Secretary.

President Arthur has appointed Gen.
Chesnut, an ex-United States Senntor
and member of the Confederate Congress
from this State, as member Of the
Tariff Commission. Gen. Chesnut is n
Democrat of conservative views, and
will make most able and efficient mem
Der Of the Tariff Commission.
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NOTICE.

"A Ill crsons are hereby notified not to
"A employ Lawrence Couch, :, burnt
handed negro, having contracted with me
for this year.
T. W. pICKENS.
June 8. 1889 IS
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BLEED1Na THE oFr1cE-noLDERs.

The Republican party, which pretends
to believe in Civil Service Reform but
takes good care not tc practice it, is
again collecting its biennial Congress
ional Fund by assessments upon the va
RIOTS officials of the Republican party,
from the highest Office down to the most
Insignificant one in the government, and
for this purpose the following circular
has been sent out from the Congressional
Republican Committee to each govern
ment official:
HEADQUARTERS
ERPuBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL Con-,
WASHINGTON. d. O., May l5.
,Sfr-This Committee is organized for
the protection of the interests of the Re-
publican party in each of the Congress
ional Districts Of Tho Union. In order
that it may prepare, print and circulate
suitable documents illustrating the Issues
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The Blue Ridge Scrip men arc seeking
a compromise with the State. The
whole transaction connected With the
creation of the scrip were huge swindlcs,
and have been so decided by our Courts
when they we're presided over by Rcpub-
lican Judges. The people of the State
should never be called on to pay one
dollar of these steaIings of the Rcpubli-
can party.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
House Of Representatives.

The friends of MAI. A. s. TODD respectfully
announce him Is candidate to represent Ander-
son County In the next Legislature. subject to tho
action of the Democratic primary election.
VOTERS
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Mr.. Russell admitted unwittingly the
true inwardncss of Greenbackism in
South Carolina when he said that he be-
licved L. w. NJ. Mackey entitled to his
scat in Congress. There were charges OF
forgery and perjury in the evidence pre-
sented by Mackey, and yet Republican
Congress refuses to investigate these
charges, and seats him With such accusa-
tions hanging over him. Mr. Russell,
the leader of the Grecnbnckers, admits
that he thinks lie was rightfully sented.
We have all along contended that the
Greenbackers are really valuable allies
Of the Republican party, and such adj
missions rs this show our opinion to be
correct.
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The nomination of Col Hugh S.
Thompson for Governor, which is made
by our correspondent, "Anderson," is q
most excellent one. Col. Thompson will
not be q candidate for the Office, but he
cannot decline if nominated. He would
make splendid Governor if elected, and
would give to the State the most cathu
siastc canvass we have had since 1876.
He is q fine organizer, m eloquent
speaker and genial gentleman. He
would be rs easily elected rs any man
We could nominate.
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JUNO s. lSS
WARMING.

a III persons are notified not to employ
A or iiarbor Wesley Poscy, white boy
about fourteen years old, as he is under
contract from his mother TO work for me
dcring the present year, and has left with
this notice will be dealt with ut law.
$. S. NEWELL.
June 8, 1882 4S IL
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Hardware.

A FULL line of Hardware. Tne e,,,. T
IN FEED CUTTERS and Cider Mt,iji Walton
Agents for Brennan &c Co.'s Plan'ICne Cane
Saw Mills, Threshers ana Cleane.s, Fly
Mills and Evaporators. Ely fh;nss fnuS'
Traps and Champion Fluting MacIs''tIS0 =, ~ =
x. u. TOWERS q ~
June |, 1852 46
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ANRARa2N GAqTHENa sEQRH. ||I|!|4E!
BROCK & mAULDBN.
Springa Summer, 1882.


sn, :. c CAOTH1IFTC% DEPAEGTNaT
Dgona and M'
No'"ins III gEeat variety and latest and " '
'OEeTS4sEaET1SF GOODS TpTcT0 AF1rrNGTCIT.
gnaersa and unundered fancy @
ainsook Hosiery,
pammS
HATS. HATS, HATS.
country In variety and low ' Nsi' iA"N aS -
SHOES, SHOES ssETSoEre.
ldrenS,M Mems
ana
we still selling and
'AAiNi,
off
N -
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Flour.
HOW TO SAVE MONEY {!

HOW TO SAVE MONEY
rs to buy the Best Groceries, Confectione-
L ries, Notions, Cigars, Tobacco &C.,
from me. buy and sell Country Produce,
and keep the best Cider and Lunch always
on hand. / have also bought the Right of
the City of Andeicon to sell the best Patent
Churn Power in the United States. Any
child can work ii. Call and see it, and you
will be sure to buy
d. ]. BOHANNON,
Depot Street, Anderson, 8. 9.
May 4, 1882 ~ 1y
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Shoes and Boots.

NXTE ask particular attention TO ortr Boots
Wv and Shoes-Bay State and T. Miles
& Sons. We warrant them not to rip, and
not TO have any wood or pasteboard
A. B. TOWERS & co.
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4 PAY the following prices for United
L States Silver Coin

j. "A. DANIELS,
PraCtica! Matchmaker g. !eWeiIer,
AND DEALER ~
Fine Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.
&o- Sole agents for KINGS PATENT
SPECTACLES and the celebrated Peloubct
& Co.'s Standard ORGANS.
Dimes made in Half Dimes made In
lIJ8..-..... Sl.00 l7Ji...............$l.0 90
l80O....... ......$l.00 1896 90
1901 ....... .....~$l.00 1707..............$l.OO 90
!s02......... ......SI00 1S9. ........ ...$l2.OO
1907. ........$1O0
L. S. Goid C6in-Fivc Dollars made in
lSl5-S25.O0 Twenty Dollars made in
1SiJ-$5O.OU.
1t will pay you to cut this out for refer
chce and examine every coin you get.
June y. 1882 40
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Hats, Hats.
a FULL line of Felt, Wool and Straw
IN Hats. See our Mackanaw Hats.
a. b. TOWERS & co,
June /, 1882 46
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w. NJ. MARTIN,
Z. s. & G. j. MILFORD,
JAMES ERsEINE SHIRLEY .s CO.,
J. L. tE ]. +. MCCLURE,
j. G. & w. p. SHIRLEY
REUBEN CL1NKSCALES.
BROYLES, ROUTH & Co,
j. ID. DOUTHIT,
THOMAS c. JACKSON,
JAMES N. RICHEY,
DRAKE & McCONNELII
FRED. G. BROWN,
j. WILLET PREVOST
w. ]. ERWIN,
JEP'"HA WATKINS,
CAN'T & CO.,
HEMBREE & BOWEN,
ID. II. HAMMOND,
W. q. HAMMOND,
LEAK IL JONES,
II. RUSH,
SLIGH & WOODIN,
WRIGHT & KNOX,
DIR. JOHN WILSON,
STRINGER 81 POORE,
SAMUEII KNOX.
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Mr.. William II. Vanderbilt, of New
York, recently gave his check for 81 900
to pay of the debt of Grace Church,
Lexington, Va, which was erected in
memory Of Gen. Robert T.. Lee.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-25

pleased tc learn that the great artistic Helena
Modjeska (COun;css Bozenta), will appear
here nD Saturday evening next, December 2.
MOdjcsha's success This season is something
unprecedented, crowded houses greet her.
and she creates Il perfect furOre. Modjeska
will apr"ar hero in her great character OF
" AdIienne Lecouvreur." She will he sup
pOrie'l by tine splendid company Of the Globe
theatre. Boston. The PIiIad.rhia Ledger
says of MOdjeska as /" Adrienne :" Last night
large and characteristic audience assembled
at the Chestnut street opera house 10 see
''A.lrIennc LecOuyrcur'' as IL was never hcfore
put Oh the Philadelphia stage. If 1t were
possible TO "paint the liiy,' MOcjkcska in
the title role has even surpassed her former
self. In this play. perhaps. her most wonder
full peTsOnatiOn, the plot affords scope to her
pathOs, which sentiment is her strongest con.
.ditiOn OF acting. and one in which MOdjeska Is
unrivaIled. IL has been made tie subject OF
criticism I'm another role that the passions
were brought forward too early in the play,
and left no efficient climax to the Gcnouemcnt
Last hight the innocent pride, the rising
abOyc the Jealousy of her rival, her despair
and tragic CLEAN of de!T5fve happiness, sue
ceeded one another with wonderful life like
sway. Such an fmpersOna,ion rs Adrienne
and a.ove the arlistic veneer OF outward pol
lsh In the exquisite tenderness and grace OF
the early scenes MOdjcska cannot DC cNcelied.
Tue famous scene OF the recitation from
" Ariadnc.' called forth tho iull powers OF the
actress pride and scOrn, ami wHs loudly ap-
preciated by the audience
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DEA 7'kf&.

STANDARDIZATION the 23i inst. George Spurricr,
superintendent Lancaster county hospital, In
the GSd year OF his age
The relatives and friends OF the family also
Lancaster Lodge. No. 81, ana Washington En-.
campnent, No. II, and the order OF Odd Eel
lows in general. are respectful invited to at
tend the funeral from the residence OF his
son. A. X. Spurrier, No. $50 West Vine street,
on Monday afternoon, at O'clock. lntcrmcnt
at the Lancaster cemetery. n2i2td
FINNEy.-Nov. q. William II. tinney, in his
47th year.
The relatives and friends are invited to ~.
tend the funeral from his late residence. No.
5l4 West Chestnut street, ON Monday morning
ut 8 O'Clock. Interment at OctOraro. 1t*
FRTsCH.-Nov. 81. lSsI. in this city. Carolina
C.. wife OF Frank flitsch, In !Ec sd year OF
her age.
The relatives and friends %! The family are
respectfully invites! TO attend the funeral,
from the residence O; her husband. at tho
Manor Hotel, No. 2i7 West King street. on
Monday afternoon, at . O'Clock. IntcTmcnt in
ZioE's Lutheran cemetery.
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CUNDENSED TELE0RAMS

LittIo Flashes From the Electric Wires.
Evacuation Day" " was celebrated by
the veterans of the war of 1912, in New
York to-day, the American flag being
hOisted in tho Battery.
The London & Northwestern railway
carriage works, at Wolvertop, England,
burned to day. Loss, 100000.
The Albert mills at Dewsburs, Eng
land, have beeu destroyed by fire !; loss,
100000.
The recent visit Of tho emperor aud en-
press to st. Petersburg was attended by
extraordinary police precautions.
Three more supposed anarchit; have
been arrested in Lyons, France.
Thomas Car!an was fatally injured in
trying to cross in front of Il train in Jersey
City, and at UniOntown, Pa, 4 young
man named Fields and companion named
Dean tried the same thing tho buggy
they rode in was smashed aud tho young
men will die.
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OH tho Mighty VOICE.

Homer says OF Ulysses, one OF the Greek
heroes in the great Trojan war: " You had
thought him tool. SO stiIly he held his scep.
tire and 50 dOwncast were his eyes: but us soon
as he began to speak-Oh. the mighty voice.
Looking at u bottle of Hunts Kemedy, one
would never suspect its concealed power,
greater than the elOqucncc OF Ulysses. But
,,ea When IT begins ITS work with patient who is
.'Oh! the mighty voice. and the wonderful
healing effects produced in an incredibly
short time. AS there was but one I" wise U1ys-
hut one Hunts Remedy in ali the list OF 3 i'll
ney remedies and there is none that works
such marvellous results: Physicians nave DIS
covered this, and freely prescribe it to their
patients; and multitudcs of the cured sound
Is praises nOv22-1weOd&w
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MARKEIS.
Phil0d0lOht3 Market.

Philadolphia Market.
rRlLADsLPn1A, Nov. e5-Flour market dull
superflne, s3G3 81; Extra. - 500i % Pcnna
Family, 81 65D4 ~.
Rye hour at - 25Sli 81.
Wheat firm; Del. and Pa Red, 81 OF
al 60; Longberry and Amber ut 81 lOgl II.
No. Western Red, 81 CSA@lW.
COrn-Old very scarce; new quiet: white.
Ss665c yellow. 65@7Oc steamer, 9O09lc; vel
low, 9l09sc mixed, 9lc No. ) DO. ?Oc.
Oats steady but quiet; No. l White. iJc
No. 2do 47119isc; No. DO, 46c: No. Mixc'l,
43I4044c.
Rye quiet atG7N7Oc.
Seeds-Clovcr firm at 9lS9I; Timothy
at 81 1872 ~; Fla1sced steady ut 81 "S9
l30.
Provisions in fair jobbing demand.
Lard scarce and steady.
Butter-frm fhr choice Pa. and Western
Creamery. extra, sic do do, frsts, 1905.
Rolls quiet quality mostly poor: Penn'a
and Western, 20G2Sc.
Eggs quiei; Penn'a. sac; Western. SOC; ice
house. 250Hc lime,l, DC.
Cheese steady.
Petroleum dull Refined, T4c.
Whisky NJ 81 70.