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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-03-28

Wewarnthe Virginia Democratic
delegation in Congress against their
most serious danger. 1t is tbe ap
pointment, when men are equally
qualified. Of those who have done
less instead of those who have
done more in honorable efforts to
eovurc the lutc Democratic victory.
We trust that they will keep this
danger continually in mind: The
Democrats of Virginia are in no
mood TO be trifled with, and they
ale closely and critically observing
every recommendation that is
made. For the character of these
appointments the Virginia Con-
gresSmen will he strictly held Ie-
sponsible. We trust as we believe,
that they Will DO their best in the
discharge of their delicate duties.
State.
These are words of true wisdom
"set in frames of gold" The State,
as usual, strikes "straight from the
shoulder and hits the nail square
~ on Fhe head. "For the charac
ter of these appointments the Viz.
ginia Conoressmen will be strictly
held responsible"-and moreover
i'll these appointments "where men
are equally qualified" care must
he had that they are to be made
from the ranks of those ';who
have done more in the honorable
efforts to secure the late Demo
cratic victory" than those who did
least, and not only tie "late vic
tory" hut in previous contests as
well. That the Virginia Con-
gressmen" may be properly in,
formed-especia!ly when they are
new to the districts-it is impera-
tive the County Committeeman
shall keep them fully advised.
Put no skulker on duty now who
rises to the Office as a minnow to
bait-and rises only because Of the
bait.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-03-28
The Virginia Coupon Cases.

WASHINGTON, March 20.-Five
of the coupon tax cases from Vir-
elnia. viz, Poindexter against
Greenbow; White against Green
how: Moore against Greenhow; Car
ter against Greenbow, and Chaffin
against Taylor. cume mp for argu
ment in the United States Supreme
Court this afternoon. They all
present the question of the effect
of tender for taxes of the cou-
pons of the State of Virginia Of
March 80, 1871, and the right OF
the Virginia taxpayer TO bring a
snit tor damages against the tax
collector for levying on his proper
ty after a tender of such tax re-
ceivable coupons. In the first
three cases the State collector of
taxes pleads in justification of his
levy the act of the General Assem-
bly, of January 26. 1882, and the
18th section Of the act of April l.,
1882; and in the fifth case he pleads
in addition, the third section Of the
act of March -. 1884. None of
the cases are suits to compel ti-
rectly the receipt Of coupons by
the tax collector. They are all
suits to recover damages for levy
upon property after tender OF cuu-
pons.
Mr. VIM. l.. Royal, who opened
the argument to day for the bond
holders, stated the point at issue
as follows: awhile the State of
Virginia admits that he cannot re-
pudiate her coupons outright, she
claims that she may temporarily
suspend their tax paying power
whilst she makes inquiry and sati-
fies herselfthat the coupons offered
are really her coupons and notsim
ula,ed coupons; and that, pending
such period Of suspension, she may
compel the taxpayer to pay his tax
in coin, to be returned to him when
she is satisfied that the coupons Of
tered are really hers. The creditor de-
MES this. He insists that her con-
tract is not a contract that she will
receive the coupon ten days after
it is offered, or any other number
of days after it is offered, but that
she will receive it when it is offer
ed. Mr.. Royal maintained that by
the language of the States contract,
b. the four decisions Of her own
Supreme Court, and By the two de
cisions ofthe United StatesSupreme
Court, the coupon was a legal ten
der for the tax.
Mr.. f. S. Blair, attorney general
of Virginia, who followed for the
State, maintained, first, that the
declarations and bills in all the
cases were insufficient in law; Sec
ond, that the courts below had no.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-03-28

Hon. Henry Lloyd, President of
The State Senate, will be e1 oficio
Governor Of Maryland, which office
is made vacant Ivy the appointment
of Gov. NcLane to the French Mis-
sion. until The Legislature elects a
Governor for the upexpired term.
Dir. Lloid is 33 years old, lawyer
ofrecognized ability, and a bacbe--
-lOr.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-03-28
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher in q

Rev. Henry Ward Beecher in
lecture in Lynchburg, Va, We'd
ensday evening, referred in COM
plimentary terms to President
Cleveland, saying that she had a
heart big enough for two countries
the size of this" that he was "cau-
tious, honest, wise and experienced"
and that ''if indications were any
thing Mr.. Cleveland would restore
the government to what its found
ers intended it should be-"
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-03-28
Murder OF Fannie Lillian Madison.

On last Saturday morning, the
keeper of the old reservoirs of the
water works at Richmond, Va,
found the hohr Of a yonng lady,
which has since been identified rs
Fannie Lillian Madison, floating in
the water. She had arrived in
Richmond, Friday morning al 3
O'Clock, and had registered aT the
American hotel as Miss F. L. Mer-
ton. She slept till IL O'Clock on the
morning OF her arrival and break
tasted IN her room. She asked the
chambermaid if during the morn
ing any one had called to zee her.
No one had. III y little while.
note came add es<ed 70 Miss Mer-
ton" and she answered it. After
dinner she went out, and meeting
a short, stout man on the pave
ment, IN if by appointment, walked
away with him.
Near the place where she Was
found on Saturday, one OF her
gloves lay on the reservoir banb,
and. two or three blocks away, her
shawl was found thrown, during
the nighr, over the fance of a lady
with whom >hewas acquainted. On
the reservoir bank were many foot
prints of her own and some appar-
entity of y larger foot. Her face had
IL bruiSe OH it.
The holy being taken to the
Aims House chapel for recognition.
she was Identified first by u lady
who knew her, and subsequently by
her father.
An autopsy showed that her
death was the result of Suffusion Of
blood on the brain, also that in
short time she would have become
Il mother.
4. j. Cluverius, a young lawyer
of King William comfy. who was in
innate with the deceased, and VIII,
was in Richmond on the night of
her death has been arrested as HE
pcrpctrator Of the crime and the
evidence, though wholly circum-
stantial, points to him very clearly
as the guilty party. at the coron-
er's inquest held over the dead
body a note written by Miss Madi,
sou to T. J Cluverius on Friday
Se eP sS HfF clearly al F a d he t E5S
that fact is denied by him The
verdict of the jury was that she
came to her death either directly or
indirectly at the hands of III. CID
verius.
Miss Madison is described az
q young lady about twenty two
years old, of pleasant face, brown
hair, and short, stout stature and
bright intelligent girl of good char
acter. She was a native and resi-
dent of King William county in
this State, who a year ago on at
tanning her majority left the home
of her parents, having obtained
situation as governess in the fam.
lily of Mrs. Dickinson, near Milbcro,
in Bath county. Cluverius is
young man about twentythree
| years old, well educated, wealthy
and heretofore Of good reputation.
Those who know him say it is i'm
possible to make them believe with
out further evidence that he could
have committed the crime.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-03-28
Business Revival.

Inquiry OIL Saturday by a repre-
sentative of the New York World
among principal merchants in var
ious departments ofbuSiness in that
city elected the fact that trade is
much better than it was last year
at this time; that it has meas.
urably improved dnring the last fort.
night, AID thele is every indication
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-03-28
AYERS PILLS,

A large proportion OF tho diseases which
CAUSE human suffering result from derana z
ment OF the stomach, bowels, and LIZ r
Ayers CAruARTIc PILLS act directly upeAl
these organs, and are especially designed TO
cure the diseases caused by their dcrangoA
rent, including Constipation, Indlges-
uon, Dyspepsia, Headache, Dysentery,
md q host Of other ailments, for all u
which they are safe, sure, prompt. and
pleasant remedy. The extensive use OF these
PILLS by eminent physicians in regular prac-
tice, shows Enthusiastically the estimation In
which they are held by the medical profes-
sion.
Those PILLS are compounded OF vegetable
substances only, ami arc absolutely free from
ealomel or any other injurious ingredient.
A Sufferer from Headache writes:
layers PILLS are invaluable to me, and
are my constant companion. l have been
. severe sufferer from Headache, and your
PILLS arc tho only thing could look to
for relief. Ono dose will quickly move my
bowels and free NY head from pain They
arc tho most effective and The rasiest physio
have ever found. IT. a pleasure To me 10
speak in their praise, and always 10 50
whom occasion offers.
W. l.. PAuE, Of W. L. Page Bro"
Franklin St., Richmond, Va, June ). 1882.
81 have used AYERS PILLS In number
less instances as recommended by you, and
have never known them 10 fail to accomplish
the desired result. We constantly keep them
on hand at our home, and prize them y, o
pleasant safe, and reliable family medicine.
FOR DYSPEPSIA they are invaluable.
J. T. HAYES"
Sfe1ia, Toxas, june Il, 1852.
The Rev. FRANCIS Z. NARLowr. writing
from atlanta, Co., nays: For some years
past have been subject to constipation,
from which, In npitc Of the use OF medi-
cines Of various kinds, suffered increasing
Inconvenience, until some months ago
began taking AYEn's PILLS. They hive
entirely corrected the costive linbit, and
have vastly improved my general health.
Ayes CArHisr1c FILLS correct irregr-
lsrities of the bowels. ntimulato the Apo
tlte and digestion, and by their prompt and
thorough action give tone and vigor to the
whole physical economy.
PngpARED By
Dr.J.C.Ayer Z Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-03-28

The Executive Committee of the
Virginia State Agricultural Society
has recently issued circular call
ing for an Industrial convent on to
meet in Richmond on the 18th Of
April. for the purpose of organic
ing movement which has for its
object the development of allthe in
dustilal resources of the State.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-03-28

VIRGINIA:-In the Circnit for
the County of Accomack, in va
cation, March 18th, 1885.
J. G. Evans and Thomas P. Ev
ans, merchants and partners trad
ing under the firm and style of j.
G. Evans & Bro. ........Plaintiffs.
against
Henry F.. Sutton. ........Defendant
................. ..................In Debt.
The object of this suit is to recov
erot defendant in favor of the plan
titfS a debt of two hundred and fifty
dollars (250,00), with interest there
on from the Sd day of January, a.
D., 18S4.still payment, and the costs
ofthis SHIT.
Affidavit having been made be.
fore the Clerk of the said Court
that the said defendant is not res
ident Of this State, on the motion
OF the plaintiffs, by their Attorney,
1t is ordered that the said defend
ant doappear here within one month
after due publication Of this order
and. dn-what is neceSS:, "',-.a nrotcct
his interests; ana ....'t .j.,-E:.z Gder
be published once "a weeK I0r fUui
successive weeks in the PENINSULA
ENTERPRISE, a newspaper publish
ed at Accomack, Court House, Acco-
mack County, Virginia, and also pos
ted at the front door of the conrt
house of the County on the first
day of the next term of the County
Court of said County.
Test. NJ. OLDHAM,Jr., G. G..
a Copy
Test. NJ. OLDHAM. Jr,. G. G.
Abel T. Johnson, p. q.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-03-28
VIRGINIA NEWS.

It is stated that-there are now 500
guests ut the Hygei;. Hotel, Old
Point Comfort.
r. j. Farar, Of Orange county,
has lost within the last six weeks
$50 old sheep and 100 lambs from
eating ivy.
A disease RESEMBLING hog cholera
is prevailing in several counties in
Virginia. and hundreds of the III i
mails are dying from it.
Judge John Paul says he has
enough of politics, and would not
accept the republican nomination
for Governor if rendered him.
The new astronomical observa.
tory of the University of Virginia
will be opened with appropriate Ger
emonieS early next month. Prof.
Hall, of the National Observatory,
will deliver an address OH the occa-
sion.
The Old armorv lnt in Richmond,
the property of the State, has been
sold to the Tredegar Company for
so6 500. This property vas sold to
the same company m January for
SIG 6tAI. bnt the court refused to
ratify the sale.
c. Erh. Of Clarke county, is so we'll
satisfied with his experience in fur
nlShing milk for the manufacture
Of cheese that he has purchased for
his own use at home the machinery
for making cheese, and will kee
seventy FIVE COWS to run the eStab
llshment.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-03-28
ST. JAMES

Will mako tho spring senson OF 1885 IN Accomac,
s25 10 insure mare with fOal. or 10 insure two
tho mare Is with foa: SIS for services tho season.
or for two mares $685. money due By the 10Th OF
Juno
Reference as to Pedigree Capt. o. a. Browne
ST. JAMES was sIrod by Morrill,. record 2:s7
In 18TH heat over a half-milo track. LIST dam
Bet Dunton. by Sebastapool lr'cntress'i 2nd darn
by Scott 3rtl dam ine mare Of Washington de-
sccnt, raised by Mr.. Ben Nottingham, OF North
umptUn county, Va.
vi Morrill, by winthrop Morrill, lst tlam Fan
ME. dam OF Sam Curtis, record 2:2il by old Ea-
Ion; Ind dnnl by Peddler lthoroughb-ed3
Sebnstap0ol lFentress'l by Whitehall. he by
North America dam by Cock OF tho Rock.
North America by Sir Walter; dam pacing
mare.
Sir Walt er by Hickory, dam Nettletop. by imp.
Diomed.
Cock of tho Rock by Duroc, son OF imp. DID,
med: dam Rump, by Imp. Messenger.
Scott by Bnllle Peyton; dunn q thoroughbred
mare. Scott was good race hoIse and sire OF
finc stock.
Bailir poyton oy Andrew 1st dam Pocaho ntas,
by American eclipse; second dam Gray Tall; by
MnmbrlnJ.
American Eclipse by Duroc; LIST dam MIllcr's
Damscl, by Imp. Messenger.
MambrlnO by imp. Messenger: LIST dam by imp
SourcrUut This horse sired Abdnlah, sire Of
Rysdyk's Hnnbletpnian
Duroc By Imp Dioined; dam Amanda
From the above podIgrec 1t will 10 seen that
ST. JAMES possesses the blood OF the trotter
Dslck ell ny the staying qualities OF tho thorough
brod. which tr8roa III direct Hue 10 liic f''unltln
hotd or the trnttrr. VIZ: imp. Diomcd md aIes-
scnger. " morrill,, his sire, campalgn'-d we'll,
ami won his rLcos In lArye nelds, nitor hard
taught battles. From the lulns Of Scbastipool
have descended tr:Itters and It WAS his daughters
that dropped such flyers ns Sadie and Lulh Bell.
Sr JAMES Is fart developing Into u tr"tior. His
gate Is purc and even. indicating progress.
gave him two-nc dash last August, the last
half WIS trOtted In l:22 by n siOp-watch hold By
Thomas C. Kcl!nln, Lorustvillc.
ris horse Is worthy Of The attention OF brecdere
DESCRIPTION.
ST. JAMES is n largo. strong. wel-mads bay
horse, ono hind ankle white. and y star; full
mnne and tall. He Is l6js hands high. OF sr eat
subsu,nre throughout; head and neck VI 4 thor
nughhrcd, With natural lofty crest, al abun-
dance Of bone, and strong. cordy LEGS.
n1- For further particulars, npply TO
ABEL T. JAMES.
Locustville, Va.
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ksSSSS $500
PhiIa., Wilmington : Bal
timore Railroad.
DELAWARE DIVISION
DELAWARE DIVISION,
EXP. PASS. PASS. PASS PA

On and after February LIST. 1885 Sundays c1
ceptcd), trains will leave rs follows:
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-03-28

lis stated that-there are now 500
guests at the Hygei. Hotel, Old
Point Comfort.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-03-28

Judge John Paul says he has
enough of politics, and would not
accept the republican nomination
for Governor if rendered him.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-03-28

A disease RESEMBLING hog cholera
is prevailing in several counties in
Virginia. and hundreds of the al j
mails are dying from it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05

ana 40 Lgs4 sts4 AZ LIS Il. at o. TOT KENTUCKY
81 s ti5ss s'ssE 'ss iss
do s Sdn at i 8 Virginia Is aa ftssi Ss
2S 81 do. 1906 b. at s. 50 Kentucky d. s5s
a Munroe: IS Indiana steers l4Os b. at % So, 90 do
WaiIel 40 Texans LOIS 70, at 81 90 Virginia Steers
40 MSFRef e Sc fsn $S s5
q 81 q a. tTs SEfs fs95
q 10 e = 3 Z IL g dSs Il ds
sGS do @ at 8 8 StSfGS s aSa FIJI 30 e.
I2 dS 2SS b. az = no. y Virginia % o. po ao i2
Mixed western DO a. s. - L. do Sl d. at IS 3d. 57dO.
vES5mIeesips Tor two days l;lsO head mainly at
oT sSI caves SSS Mnsd los With r Poor Ss
Choice Neas selling az 4@oc and few Extra selected
a 81 Bay s. n EiEDy O. Col p 20
Fed calves e, $25 t az IS S,;c 90 SIG ~ az $e N
td B fsd & s. Ess. 81 s. &c 90
do 1872 ID, at 5ci do 2l0 ~ at 7c 81 30 i5e n. at he
s Hume d6 f W at ysif q q se "a 81 az
7e 2do az D. 9t 7@cj DO lea D. at 9c Fed Calves
at 70 IS do go @ at 2c IL DO 562 b. at S4c 10 do.
feline VI gn$ Co. "a yeals I4s n at 9ss DO Is7
do II b. G s a T. feyf Ss 3 "a s.
at 81 So SO do 226 No. 2I,c Yearngs 46j d. " 20.
Hallenbeck Davis 20 Grassers 277 b. at So 40 20 do.
237 b. 70 IS Fed Calves, 81 b. at Sc Veal 1870 10,
at &c do 40 ID at e % do III D. at The do $50 ID,
siiiEP And LAMBS Receipts yesterday and to-day
were head4l at Goth st and 81 p at Jersey
city TOat four DAYS 20 s34 head against head foe
were holding stock firm and while sheep ruled abont steady
Lambs sold in some cases at an advance of c ID.
OF to Choice sheep were a. SG4Sc and Com.
mon to Extra Lambs ranged IRON ga 10 3'4c
sales-Judd x buckingham 620 Missouri sheep. SO ~, 40
Size 50 state DO 10 D. az sac ~ state 90 li9 TO- az Sc;
SO H. at Sc; 100 do Il b. at jac IL do 50 b. at 5isc
Kase 2l2 Canada Lambs. ~ d. az Soc; 1870 Penn
svvania do 81 10 at &c 20 Pennsyvama sheep LOG D. az
D. Pidcock 22q Virginia sheep. IS b. 3lec; yester-
$50 Canada Lambs 80 d. at an average 0 80 "a per 400
Newton & Gilet: Canada nbs 70 b. at s. 90; 1874.
Ohio do, s. p, at 5ci A ono lives ~ No. al &C.
BIB StaedO "a H. &c "a do SO n, at sc 81 do SO y
- 10 ~ do few sheep II 10 at 50 O6 26Q DO Up,
1856 state Sheep lev mos, 80 h. at 4cj % DO 80
H. al 3i2c II do, III 10. at 3hc -
III enback ~ Dewey 800 Canada Lambs, ~ n at s. 564
1856 state do 81 b. at c u state shte aud Lambs a 70.
do - 10 at 3Itc: A State do lOS H. at &C.
Walsh. Kirby * TO l7j Pennsy yania sheep and Lambs.
- IT, at i2c 81 state do % d. at c lls 40 80 10 &C
49ic state Lambs few Sheep 80 ID, at 5lc los state
Hitne Mullen 23G state Lambs 10 5 a. Sac; 2l7 do.
10 at 70 81; 81 h. at 4c 200 Canada Lambs; - ID.
at - IS 1913 do 50 d. at - 5s 2Oj state sheep and Lambs,
Is H. az 5lc; lf3 do u ~ at 43ic Isl Pennsy wanna DO.
81 10 at 4c 223 ONO do 10 ID. at Sc ia state sheep
feline Wright Co. 81 state Lambs 70 b. 5rc 2S3
90 10 H. at - sheep, ~ h. at ic do. l3l ~ at
4c 40 - %, sac % DO % ID, at 3c "a do 100 ID
Receipts we're 12 cars Of 1880 head-9l az
Jersey city ana 30 cars az 4utHs Ioal iOr Tour DAYS
None for sale alive Dealers quote the market STEADY al so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw-N ok Wednesday. nov. i.-BEEN lS-lcceipt5 yes
trrlay ana 80 ears of 1881 head-2o cars al
Jersey and % AZ trhst lOiu Tor odr days N'lJ
head against j2 head for he time last week Arrivals
uutowu III, Met AMI : ui
N.t, BandbuIcs aud Oxen no TRACE Orth noting
with aUOu = 8 cars II the yaits ana al Tor
uull at rtuuC ton OF l'0Oc per
loo h. prices stttd declined until he FINISH with CLOS
ing rated - 10 Soc lower than Mondays Openn
nghGcs demand helped 10 relieve the mar
OF the surplus stock ana az ococN II SCENE
likely that l. would y" carried over
IrEaus dorado at - - a.
Il 66- Poor Natives "a as - 80 and while
T4 Decent Choice Steers ranged - 10 50, Win q
picked and Ira steers selling At the range oil 20 Io%
~ % per 100 ID -.,-.- D., IN q,
- -; and lUD mead bought ana reserved DY II =
o,entha FOR n Morris wIo Will sup them on the BRUSH
queen Friday. ,.., ........,
span akos out 500 quarters OF Beef ana 100 eacasse
Of Mutton the Gcmlnic VIII be laden with Tue same
Beef and Mutton The Arizona TOOK OUT yesteI'
dny coo quarters Of Beef and 100 cacAsreiO Oh Mutton
sales sherman ~ culver r. ONO steers ~, 10 az 81
1875 H. AZ 50 ~ u 10 ZO 10 aJ - ~
Is do i2j7 10 at 10 II do LlGI h. at 81 20, no. 100
at - 10 - do los H. at - 80 Is Virginia do l4o ~ al
o. do III n at u f0 - uhoi La 10 az 20 70
4 do 994 b. Gt II ~ do so ID at :" o. 80 Cow" 200 3D.
"N,wt.n & Gle; 10 Kentucky steers l475 H. at - 70
% do 1918 s. 80, 10 do l54 d. AT - 90 90 iuo
NJ al 81 40 % do. l.32 %, az - 30 ~ 40 20 TO- ~
80 - AZ DO lj2O D. at 20 20 90 ~ g. ~ - NM do
do I'll 10 nc - to- Il 10, N9j TO- at 50 "a ono 10
1894 10 al - 20 do 81, d. 0t - 3' p DO Z3t To- al
81 III 5 do 49, h. ~ as; l. PcnuYlVan 40 so 10
at 20 u do. loo n, at -; - mana 90 H. 10 a.
at So 20 DO us No. at IS 2o - do 4ol TO- d" - 90 w.
= Rosenthal 40 Te1ans 9s7 TO- at ~ s5 ado lOlo
H. at - l2; Colorado 40, L. ~ III, al "a az ~ 70
ioI N az a So OHIO steers, l,lS2 10, al ~ Io II 90
In No. at - 10 H. 10, at 81 % q virginia
steers 275 D. sj4O 80 do l2Oo d. al - ''i - lh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-05
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

a. LIVERPOOL Nov. A Provisions-Bacon. Cumberland Cut
S w. Long Clear Middles SIS Oh Short Clear MiddleS
Re-, snort RIBS. Sis Cd; Shoulders 22s Cd per cwt
% Tor Extra Indian Mess Prime Mess Gus Cd
az Time Ness sos Od. per Dbl. Prime Mess Eastern
S Western 42s Lard American 34s Cd. Prime Vest
81 3is %; Lard oil. SIS Oh. Hams-LOhg cut ABS Od
ss,e Sos 81 Butter SOS Cd per cwt United
49, Cheese-American Choice 5Oa Cd Wheat-Red
mestefn spring Is cd q7s 3d Red Winter Is Od 7s i'd
g. eenaL No ZSOnng.7A 4d New Western Winter Ia al;
80, mixed western As. I'd; California l. "a 30 al
"sp5, So az No IS % 7s2d Genital Produce
OF IuTpontlne I6s 3D. do at London 2Gs 90 per
Ins hehned petroleum. I'd a. i pergaon ClOverSeed-
1aioah Red. 4Ss cwt. Taow-27s Sd. Dercwt R0sin
al llh0n 3s %; Pale. lis cd UOs Cd. Linseed on 2s
~ pvI cWt Iallow-Fine American lss Sd; Prim, CIV
ara W pei cwt American Refrigerated Beef hind quart
'S %. lore quarters 3Lyd per NJ fN
OF wheat DAYS were ltgOO1
ia, ndlng $4,000 centas American.
4yEIO centals. Wv "''0
Dos No nov 4-Produoe-Ldnseed OF. 800 l2s e23
Gaze uH Saoutta Linseed AS Sd per quarter lDseed
IT," - os0 rs Us. Refined Petroleum I'd a.
sner pei galon spirits OF TurpentiDe 2Gs Id pcr cwt
Ele NLL 5oS per ton. ROsin-CommOn So Sd per cwt,
Ane1es5e sa frSylsions-Lard SJs Oh. per cw for
So0 and las Cd Gl5s 3dfor Cuba Museoyado fr
Ns auoat' Australian TallOw-Essi 2ls Cd a lbs