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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-09-23
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-09-23
BoEla Woman shade. Hsr Eys.

So tuffN'' ~ '''''f ~ ul.ApNsAi+lf q Is ID.
In your paper recently was o picture
Of tho statue "'tar Of the West,n a
woman shading her eyes withhor hand.
lttsnot true 70 nature. A woman al.
ways shades her eyes BY turning hcr
hand over tho palm upward-so that
tho back will not sunburn. During tho
civil war woman in tho army in male
attire was discovered BY this gesture
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-09-23

( N, Worth, the Paris man.mllliner re.
lated one Of the methods by which his
house Is now aud then beaten In a trade:
"a princess, known to everybody In
Paris society Is introduced to Us. The
princess So and Sowants some toilets.
Tho speaker Is the wife Of an American
millionaire who pays her own hills hon.
orably We bow, The princess has the
drcSseS. ShO refuses TO pay, and on our
putting an execution into hcr house We
lind that her furniture all belongs 10
her uphOlStcrcr. What do you SAY to
that Aud please mark the princess In
question y Of such celebrity that soceIty
groyelS before her. ~ ~ y r
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-09-23
Physical Ensot qt The Panama Canal
Nt fAtihnta ronv4Itt,1inr ~ IHin

A0tl1ftNAtsNlNaI
Dr.. Charles Pickuey, q man Of Emo
learning and observation, opuns up a
stupendous suggestion. Ile asked the
other day, "lisve you thought much
ofthe physical elect Of the Panama
canal"
mot much. (" l2's - s7i4H
"WGll, lot mo throw ont q suggestion.
The l'aeifc ocean Is I've times as large
as the Atlantic. The rotary motion Of
the earth, acting on water near tho
equatorial line, Of course, has q ten.
dency to pile It up. The bulk Of the
Pacific being 10 much larger than the
Atlantic, IS lifted tRenty;elght feet
higher than the Atlantic. For the same
reason, that Of is bulk, It'll About ~
degrees COLDER Now imagine the effect
OF this enormous body Of watOr, twenty.
eight feet higher In level and 20 degrCcs
lower In temperature. being poured
into the Atlantic through the capal."
why docsn I L sock It's level Ge!ow
the capein ~ GA rnA riF17
because thatpoint OF meeting Is 50
far from tbs equatorial limo that the
centrifugal force Is not 50 great, aud
the levels Of tho two oceans are the
slmC Up about the lauamA, the dlI.
ference In levels Is great, aud the i'm.
IionSe volume Of the Paci % will rush
down into tho Atlantic with terrific
fora.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-09-23
ne.Ial. M,ae

People do not even want rest now On.
less II costs q good deal Of money. An
old,fashioned rest in o rocking chair
with the doors closed and the wIndows
open docs not suit modern ailments.
You must go a long way and take an IN.
finite amount Of trouble 10 get proper
and suitable rest, q sort Of rest q Ia
mode, and then you are supposed to 10
able to rush again into the thlckOst Of
the fight, and meet and conquer every
obstacle.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-09-23
Naval Cadet. Salary.

A naval cadet when at sea receives q
salary Of $3.50 year On shore duty
he receives 5000. Senior lIeutanantS,
at sea, receive $2,IOO annually for tho
fnt hvO years. and $1,000 afterwArd.
Junior grade lleutonAnts 70 Give 81, 800,
aud e, 900 according to lengthol service
In the same way.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-09-23
AWor.hv Naval ,u..lGu.

A worthy mission iscarried on among
tho travelling fleets Of the North sea, IN
which some $4,000 aud lads arc
employed. -Four smacks arc provided
with medicine, surgical Instruments,
libraries, etc, which accompany the
fleets, and in order 70 help meet the
expenses travel at night with the other
boaiR
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-09-23
poEa lsY Or HOLMES

lAtlantic.l
When evenings shadowy fingers fola
The flowers Of every hue,
Some shy, half-opened bud will hold
Ia drlp Of mofnlnSis dow.
Sweater with every sunllt hour
Tho trembling sphere has grown,
Tll all the fragrance OF the hbWof
Becomes a. last IL own.
We that have sung psrchsnco may and
Our little moed ofIFai.e.
And round our pallld temples bind
Tho wreath Of fading beyS
Ah. Poet who hast nsyor spSn.
Thy breath IN nlO strains
For thso the dswdrop morning lsnk
shl in thy heart remains;
Unwasted, In its psrtumsi coli,
Il waits the evening gale;
Then - tho aEurO whence II fell
II, lingering sweets e1hAle
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-09-23

RArhcd.wire fences aFe much com.
p'alnCd OF BY tannersAnd hhle dealers,
on tile ground that they iuairt tho a,
rerest IN uties upon hides y IN nries not
olsIly dlSoOyVra6lO until Il 5 to lala
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-09-23

Tho first periodical ever published in
Persia has Just been started at Teheran.
II is semlmonthly, aud called The Echo
do l'Cnso.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-09-23

Miss Cleveland: One who has faith
in tho concrete Is sure 70 haze Il In the
abstract; and tho eaOot Is that Of Optim.
ism In the world,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-09-23

Jud I.afagan; Labor for others com.
fort and they will sock you. Otherwise
you can drink lIfO'S gall unObServOl.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-09-23
An Alashan y d,u,pms,

hoW hTlL
In Alaska In midsummer, according
70 q late letter, the almost continuous
light o; day shines upon bright green
slopes, shaded herc and there with dark
timber 'beltS rising up from the deem
bluo waters, An endless variety 81
bright'hued lowers, the hum Of inseets
and melodiouS song Of hlfls together
with degree Of heat dispensed by tbe
solar orb whiehto our thickpned blood
appears oppressive, would cause A
stranger suddenly tranSplanted lhOro 10
think himself In any country hut Alaska
II 4 estimated that ilU, ,OOO people 70
into london by rail every day to earn
their living, aud leave Il again every
night.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30
YILLAINous VENTILATION.

The following item we Hnd In thu
New York sun;
The new primary school TO be opened
IN the Tenth ward OF Brooklyn Mo day
(20lh) In constructed on the plan OF com
plete isolation OF the classes. II con
tains 10 class rooms. 30 constructed that
there will be ample light streaming
over the right shoulders OF the chilire,
as they slt at their decks, and 10 yenli
lated that the air In the rooms Will b.
entirely changed ak times an hour
Eight hundred and aeventy.hye scholars
can be accommodated In the building
The school cost about $4,000.
Let tho Canton Board OF Education
see TO these important features In thu
new High School building about to b
erected. Ventilation has been fadl!
neglected In the city building, anC
Judging by tho cracks In the walls In
side, other things were neglected Tit
plasterlng and the floors are also poo
and unworthy. Let the High Schoo
building be q credit to Canton, aud NO
a disgrace and fraud. We suggest tba
the latest improvements 10 adopted II
all proper respects, as to heating light
Ing, ventilation and construction. Fo
example, lot the floors be Of first claas
edge sawed Georgia or Alabama pine
and lot wire lathlng be used. Let tn
new school edInce be credit to the cit!
and all concerned.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30
a lhO mnn anld. who waa nbont 70

Az the mah said, who was about TO
die, We'll, there's some fun and salts
faction In this world after all" Az the
Sumter club meeting In Brooklyn the
other evening. the "bloody shirt" did
not wave 10 Imuch. For example, SEN
ator John Sherman wrote that no wiah'
cd we'll 10 oil associations inteuded 10
perpetuate the memories OF the war,
without perpetuating its anlmosltiee."
Corporal James Tanner rejoiced that the
bitterness OF the war had died out. The
Rev. DR.. Cuyler, the chaplain Of the club,
was ready ITO grasp hands with any
fellow. American who Ia loyal to that
standard, even II In tlmea past he point
cd gun on Sumter, aud willing TO re-
joice when the culture and integrity
and mental power Of the South ara &C
corded seats In the cabinet OF the na'
tlop." Mayor Low rejoicod In the repre-
sentation Of the country abroad by
Southern men and In the prospect of
civil service divorce from politics. The
Rev. W. A. Bartlett, To the toast OF "Tho
President OF the United States" said he
had known Mr.. Cloveland's good old
father and Christian mother" and was
three years 10 college with his brother,
adding; ~ should lay this over hii
head 10 day; He's a level headed Amer
lean cltiEon with an honest purpose"
These men we're not "mug-wumps" OF
Democrats, but Republicans Of high
standing.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30
CURRENT EVENTS.

Eighteen buildings were destroyed ny
Gro at Randolph, N. y, Saturday night
David Reeley killed William HORN at
Bellevue, la,, Saturday In the oourse OF
Hough-and- -tumble fight.
Judge Winfield Saturday appolnteh
Colonel l., III, Brenghurst receiver Tor the
Bpiker Harrison Wagon Factory, ht bo'
ganaport, Ind, a,
Tho funeral of @. Arthur Preller, the
murdered Englishmnn, was held saturday
Ia 10. Louis, the remains being placed IN
BellolOntaine Cemetery
J.H. Cheney has been appointed a re-
eelyer Of the Lake Erie & Western Rail.
road, on q default TO the amount OF
fSaO,0OO,
Numerous forest fires, extending about
Atty miles on each side or the Blue Ridge
Mountain range, In Virginia, have been
burnlng for several days unchecked
Much excitement exists at Rochester, N.
r., over tho discovery that tho mnusolenm
Of General u. u, Marshall has been defaced
by yandala, who chipped tho name from
tho inscription.
The Secretary Of the Navy has issued
an order for the investigation OF the
American Wool Preserving Company
which lately sold It's patents 10 the Govern
mont for 10000,
The Novelty FIGURING Mills at lndianola,
La, wore destroyed by ire Saturday, cauS.
ing loss of $4,000, with an insurance OF
$1,000, $1,000 OF which is In the Mlllers Ma
tOnal, OF Chicago.
Themalt house, dry kiln and two storles
OF a grain elevator OF the Continental
Browing Company'a works, NJ Phila-
Solphla, were destroyed by fire Sunday.
Loss, 10000; Insured
The largest brewing firm In Kansas pes
utioned the Probate Judge at Lawrence
for permission 30 make beer for druggists,
undsr tho provisions Of the Liquor law,
but tho request was refused,
Tho heavy snow.storm In Wyoming last
week nsuraa fine yield Of grass. The
loss OF cattle by the storms Of the winter Ii
estimated NJ from three 10 five per cent
tRhing the Territory ~ whole
A post'oiilce Inspector ~ Chattanooga
has trapped two mbn named Fondrou, who
uctlmiaGd the public by Offering 10 send
counterfeit money through the malta foT
ono per cent. OF The face value, Letters
containing two thousand dollars were
found In their possession
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30
A Lo.Ine 0nmo for Tho strikers

PirrsnuR0n Pa, April sL-ProsIdcni
Costello, OF the Coal Miners Association,
has issued card TO the striking railroad
miners, declaring tho strike at an end aud
advising tha men 10 return to work al tho
prices offered by the operators A number
Of meetings were held Saturday 10 consider
the situation, and Ii was deemed useless 10
continue the struggle. About three hun
dred men will resume work this week, pro-
Vdcd employment can DO funiAhod them,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30
Assignee Notice.

Ths undersigned, Magneo IN trust for
tho bprunt Of tho creditors of tho Hppo val
auction, nj tho FACTORY of SAID CompAny IN mas
ALLEN Ohlo, on tho 10Th day 0f MHy, A. u, 1905, thu
pNt ohh property of said Aatl inor con'lHnR OF ALI
rlAiawAra pfeaana MI the mnldn IN nAd factory, one
IOn tuinng lAths, oDo upright power d,il quo w,pd
Athn two engraving lhthee one HAfo two ulAsl olhR
pOlA tho m ,pp blacksmith tolH leht toh Iron kettles
nnintfOun 10 mention, D.. l.
sale 10 commence At 10 O'Clock n No., Toms cAah
H. w, McCAu0hnv,
AaHnro Of tho Hlppo VALLEY uiass Ca
Aprii aond, A n, itula'hw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30
rhlrty.seyen Victims Of tho vlck,burI
Fire.

vIcKmunO, Miss, April 9L--Tho bodies
Of Ave ilromen who porIshod In the recent
hro here thor remains having been fourd
In the ruins, were buried yesterday II
was the largest funeral ever witnessed hcro
The total number Of bodies recovered ls
thrty.soyon, aud II is believed thorc are
more In the ruins
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30
Saturday, May 9th, 1885,

a. Tho main limo of Tho connolton VALLEY Railway,
extending from is northern tcrminna In the city Of
Cleveland 70 Ia prgsn terminus NJ nhNfrodHvillo Oar.
roll county With al lands aud rights ot war betwoen
avid present tornin N and IN prnposld torminnn NJ
B0wefsion, Hardson County, with all iracha nid,.
tracks brAnchea structures. buidlnRr, fixtures. aud
nil rep property and rights and proretloa In tho ms
ture VI realty. with all tho r,ahta powers and iran.
chlnea Of said COMPANY pcitalnlng 70 uAd railway aud
property including ~ franchise 10 b. and act ~ cor
rorhtion ~ moro FULLY dcscripcd ~ tnld order AM by
tho Judgment OF said court Appraised value, t0i7BoO
(a) All tho rolling stock and equipment Of said
railway company, including itn interest IN tho rolling
uioct leascd y y by The boelon Equipment Company
and by Tho boston Car Trust AnaoolAu n. moro fully
Described BY aAid Judgment and IN tho hpprAiaera re
port and schcdulca ApprAihcd value ",.,, 1000
(al Az tho personal property Of said railway com,
pAny ncrtalnlnR ~ ia hAd ne o railway or connected
tberewllh moro fuJ dcacrlbcd ~ aAd Appra'nrrn 70
port and schedules Appraised value. .,u"", $40 900
said railway ana propertic, MI situate and being IN
tho oonntle, ~ OuyahogA SUNNI Portage STARK Gar
roll and Harrison, In tho State OF ohio
(A) Tho rallroAd known ~ Tho connoiton valley 4
Hlraitave hailrond belonging ~ Haid railway conpA
Trim ns q @ ys., y.s y,
Canton, stark County TO iia prevent terminus A. 10
thocton Cothocton County aud all lands and riRhta q
Gcw ~ ASco s,S sa s al pp sc
| ndeirAnhe, branches, htricturce, budlnna nituIrl
pnd ali real property and igha and pforefica N M
nature of realty with Nil gbis powcru and rAnthlno
" hhd rail- way COMPANY or of Tho Connoton valley
BuAliayillo I,Rrnad Company pertaining 70 hhd rail-
road and property, m moro fny described IN nAld OF
dor and BY said Judgment Appraised value '0Ib,oco
(b) All tho personal property Of ead railway oom
| PAM pertaining 10 IL hAld last mentioned railroad o
connected theicwih moro fully described In aid 40
'''''''' '''O'' '''' ''''''''' $3.50
said railroad ana properties NIL mtuate and being II
tho oot,ntlru of tltnrI rtarawna Hnimea Cnah0clon
Muhkinnum, porry and Athens IA tho state OF ohio
said two railroads. with tho properties rights, power
AID franchises nfofcend pertnlnnat 10 each Will t
onetod separately tho personal property pertaining
each 10 be ofcrvd separate non tho railroad and II
nnnohInnnl and said railroads and al Ha,d properties
tiphih poworu aud franchises vii hlao be offered N NJ
ontrcly and tho ahme will bo sold upon puch teyera
bdI o. upon such bid for tho entirety, whichever ina
rcAllfe the iafgor sum-
No bid will bc aoccptet for leas than iwothrda OF N
anpraiaed value Of tho property bid upon, nor unce
acto,npnnird by tender Of payment Of five per cent
Inn amount III tho bu 10 bp returned N case noh bl
bc not naally Accoptcd balance " DO paid upon cot
''''''' W ' SAMUEL Diu00s
Apa,atw spcciai Master Commissioner,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30
a New Governor for tho Washington
sOlders, Home,

WASHINGTON, April sI'-Geneml ienr>
J. Hunt retired, has been appointed Gov
emor Of the Soldiers Home Vt Washing
Ington Vice Colonel Samuel d, sturgls auC
Captain Robert Catlln has been up
pointed VIce.GOycrn0E Surgeon q. q
Byme has bell detailed for dull
al the home The selection Of General Hun
gives great satisfaction here, llo Is one O
the best known OF our soldiers, aud vel
Known 10 the country at large for his com
mand Of the one hundred guns with whlcl
he opposed Pickett and Longa,loet NJ Get
ysburg, General Sturgla' administration
has been In every way satisfactory.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30
Mr. YanderhIlt serIoualy bod.

NEW YoRN, april s7,.-It Is reported thai
william II. Vanderbilt ls seriously I'LL
having suffered two strokes OF paralysis
lilo has retired from both business and 30
slAl life and Is rarely seen driving.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30

situated ~ miles east Of canton on tho 1tate road
~ Aues of land IN Hood state Of cultivation. lood
buildings and q never failing we'll fhcte u Alno a
splendid large oichAfd of A vAetee " fruit on the
property, MIN Oltfsry NJ uAhu,
For furthcr particulars nqulre on prcmihes OF Of
ANTHONY HANG,
felSom, InuAsiiis dhia
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30

Whom DAby was tes. we save her oAyroilA
when the wa ohlid Hha cried for oAgroiuA
when uhe became Mins. she oluns 10 cAsrOiiA
when abe had 0blldren. aho gave thom cASroniA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30
Judicial SalG---NOtiC8.
stsss sss'c ccdS,s % one :. Court of Common Pleas,

Notice IL horcby alvcn that by virtue Of m ordor I,
sued out of said Court Of Common PeAa IN tho Of
tho New England Truut COMPANY against Tho Connot
ton Waller hallway Company and other. aud 10 mA a.
Ieoted ~ special Master Commissioner thorrn App0in
ted will cr for s,le NJ public auction nj tho door of
tho court house At Canton. In said county M O'CLOCK
u, m, OF
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30

E CASE,
Arronvry AT LAw.-0mce liAr,ers Hank l,lool,
Canton, Uhin apri,pHb.py
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30
Obituary.

Mrs. Aldinger, living on tho sponael.
ler farm, Ave miles from the city, on the
old steubenyille road, died Saturday, or
consumption, aged thlrty'four years.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30

CnioAao, April ~.
yOArrtn. Market fairly active aio frp.
Native shipping Steers ~ NJtlATb for poor
70 falri N,gRbtOo FOR good 10 primo, COWS
MVml 1bl llullp, tJ,0odpAgh, Butchers Atrera,
Z @.IhDhNl HlockerH and fcedera, tlsr,ahlytt
uopa-Mnrlet notlyo and nrin. aud pr COS
for llvhtI tiJ'Gbl NJ FOR rough psioking, and
t@M0t7b for heavy packing and shippldn lota
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30

Mre. NJ, Kapper, II North MARKET
street, has ample room now 10 exhibit
her hair goods and work,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30
Sale Of Booths and PTiVlegeS.
Thursday. MAY 7th. 1855.

Tho stArk %, Agricultural society will sail to thu
hiahti aud best bidder. on tho FAir 0rounda In Gan
ton, Ohib on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-30
MARK ET REPORTS.
Drain ana ProxlaIons.

CHICAGO, hprllN
ghoun.MSgscs l.i. ar% Winter Winter ssss .s,s z, "a
Patonta, tiTSlt6 76j RYo Flour tg,fD4bB,B,
WHEAT Fair demand nnd fccllng unsettled
No, y Spring BstDNDoj No, :, May delivery
sN@Slsgj June pI(epl sol July, @ngn,gso3
Yellow In store, GEGltIoj No, 3 il.Dleho
for Mays tNGbtsYo Tor June, and iSAGpttAo
for Julyi sample lom toIblo, according 70
NoATs-prlooa ruled higher. No, . s,s0aS4o
aooordng 10 date " rooolptai ailtQbgiYo for
MAY, BhH6bN9ho for June, aud bAQDnAo fOf
lpiyi sample lots, B0bJpe, according 70 quail
iiy a., n..
June, oOc samples, osD7Oc, ''
DAilLrY-Doinand light aud llttlo doing
Bnlus by samples rnngod NJ OD11no.
hnas POnk-prlOoa ruled utondy Quota
lions rangod.nt oil 1ulbiltib for 0iah, tll,aptb
n,76 for April, sli H0ll 20 Tor Mayj tllibb
tiH Tor June, aud tn,xHdbtll,Wh for July,
LAHD-Prloos onalcr, quotations ranged ~
8lhDDpl for onnh nnd Aprill tgHI gt0DbiN
tor Mayi topc0aWH for june, aud ttuiNo
IlurTE9gwoak. Creamery, good 10 choice,
t0pisoi dairy, good 20 fancy, lUeDgpo.
CllIran-Qulet ful Cream Cheddar 10
oj Halmmed Choddnr abbo
E00p-.saloa woro made ut mo for strictly
frosh lota,
NEw youW, April n,
wnrAT-Oponod heavy aud strong aud
k@lAo lowor, but later ruled htronsnr ana
nomlnnlj No lled May, mHMlOONl june
tlolAcelleYi July, tiUSN@LOiHi August
Cons -s0pcnod s@Ho lowor but later TO
aotcd lqlAo Western spot b1dDbsAoi fu
tureu, HlkGtbHO,
OATs-0pcnod No lower, but nflorwnrd I'd
ynnood ADhoi state, SG4vol Woptofit iOI
Provisions. duh ut tii6Opia0D
Pork steady, Now Moss, tlD00, Lard dulll
stoam.rondor0d s1lb,
lluTrrn-stoady and In fair demands West
orn lOO2lo,
DETROIT, April ~,
Ft0uu-Qulot Michigan Winter Wheat,
NTtpbQQi roller process B0bab.hlL pnlonls,
tbtbD0 01, Minnesota patents % 1901 10
WuEATaFlrm No White onah and MAY
sigDysj june tiObl July. El,OONi No, y lied
cash, tlOlI May, tlOlAi June tloJSl july,
tlOiA,
6lrs-ESS, I White, iOci No. 3 cash, @sol
May, BSo
ToLnpo, o., April n,
WUrAT-Qulet aud Arm, No, onsh, UiAoj
April nnd Mny, plHoi juno WNo, july, va
UoRs.-Dull but frul No, = cash aud May,
boc. Juno, tgYpl july, bic nHhed
OATp-lnaotlvei no ouotauonA
I... -----.---.
pgoDIA, III, April M
C0ng-Actye and lrm High Mixed HN1
@ci No Mixed, 7s0FAo.. -
OArs-AOtiye aud HtrUnH, No. y White, va
uHo, No, Mixed, 10 bloH1
kn-Pirm. No,R GilsOneo,
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peoBIA, III, April 81 -
Oons-Actlye and nrm. High Mixed, HNl
90, No Mixed, lT.AtfAo.
OArg-AOtyo aud HtrDnE No. . White, va
Hno, No, Mixed, dBiDl0t1
Rrn-flrm. No y, 0inbnec,
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ToLrpo, o., April n,
wBrAr-Quiot aud arm, No, : oash, piAol
April aud May, piHoi June, wNo, July, va
Joes%buii but apio. No . cash aud May,
200. Juno ipYc, July, Bic aHked
OATu-1nautlveI no quotations.