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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-02

IMPORTANT BANK DECISIoN.-A decis ion
was rendered by the Supreme Court of the
United States yesterday in the series of
cases known "a the Pacific National Bank
cases brought by appeal from the U. S. cir.
cult court for the district Of Massachusetts.
These were suits instituted By the receiver
of the insolyent Pacific National Bank of
Boston, against stockholders of that bank to
enforce personal liability for on assessment
of 100 per cent. upon the shares of both the
original and the increase capital stock of
tho bank standing upon its books in their
name. The stockholders maintained. when
the casos were tried in the court below, that
they were not liable on the shares of increas.
ed capital stock held by them, for the rea-
son that the Increase Of the capital from
$500, to 1861 900 was unauthorized and
illegal, and they were not parties to it. The
court held that the stockholders are liable
upon their shares Cf decreased capital stock:
t:,aS the defer s3s 1T law snd the alleged
ground Of relief in equity are alike insufic-
sent, ami that the Judgments aud DEGREES of
the circuit court in favor of the receiver
must be affirmed in all tho cases. and it was
50 ordered. This ae..!-i"n cnyers ten eases
in t;s' c"u:t ..Dd st.ecrui hundrt Il pending
suit. III III" courts "f Massachusetts. The
opinion was deilrefed by Justice Matthews,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-02
In THE one speech Senator Malone made

In THE one speech Senator Malone made
in the campaign that closes to-day, he re-
ferred to The democratic PARTY as "a party
whose record, so far as suffrage was con-
cerned, was disgrace TO civilization and e
menace to manhood" And ;U Gen. Ma
hone first introduced tissue ballots in Nir.
GINA, lives in the only city in which the
Use Of troops was necessary at voting pre-
cinc.s, Eivod negro voters in coal mines
and pulled up the ladders until elections
were over, cent negroes to repair imaginary
railroad damages and then crippled the
trains so that they could not get back TO
vote, and is the man who made his return.
ing board throw out the vote of whole coun-
ties in order TO give certificate Of election
To one Of Lis candidates for Congress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-02
NEWS OF TIE spAY

The public debt statement issued Yesterday
shows the reduction of the public debt dur.
ing October to be S13, POI GIG so.
President Cleveland has accepted an inyi.
tation to attend the 250th anniversary of
the founding of Harvard College.
The pyrotechnic'd display postponed from
the evening of the day on which Bartholdi's
statue of Liberty was unveiled took place
last night.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company yes
terday declared q semi.annual dividend of
q per cent. on the capital stock of the com.
pany, payable in cash.
Judge VIM. III. Bur1eN, native of this
State and journalist of ability, has been
nominated for Congress by the republicans
| of The first district Of Louisiana. which in.
cludes portion of New Orleans.
Hon. John F. Andrew, the dem ocratic
nominee for Governor of Massachusetts. is
the son OF John A. Andrew, the famous re-
publican war Governor. A son Of Judge T.
rockwell Hoar is also the democratic
nominee for the State Senate in Massachu-
sets.
The Baltimore american saws that it is
still problem whether Mrs. Cleveland will
enter the social world this season or not.
| AioLh Viz ioulSS vi lll6 uOuSGQOIu come re-
ports that che will not. They say that, in
stead Of entertaining Coy throngs of visitors
at receptions, she will I've singing pretty
little nursery lullabys.
The will Of the late ex-senator David l..
Iulce bequeathes to his wife, Mamie {. Eulee
one.half of his estate, including the family
residence in Washington, D. c., and the
residue to his children, Charles, Margaret
Mamie, and Florida, in equal portions. re
his grandchild, Nancy Yulee Read is given
$1,000, to be placed in trust until she reaches
Is years of age.
The Rev. P. J. Shand, D. D., the oldest
minister OF the Gospel in South Carolina
died at his homo in Columbus yesterday
morning. In 1882 he was member of lhe
famous notification convention, voted 70,
qualification aud remained nulllier all hi:
life. In 1884 he was ordained minister
and IN the same year took charge Of Trinity
Episcopal Church, in Columbus For fifty
three years end up to his death lie contn
ued the rector of that church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-02

dates. The democrats and repub,io..,,
full tickets in every district in , ,sa ases
Ihe greenbackers and prohih,ion;' e >tats
made no nominations. There will NAYS
vote polled here. 'ea uN
ST. PAUL, MINI, Nov. 2.-Tno,
point to large vote being polted ~, '''s
publican State central commi.tc, cla; "s fe'
State will give 5000 republican , ,s'| lie
The democrats are making uo ola; I"'I'y
tally, but say if Ames is not eloc,o, que
erncr he will at least cut down NIcc;n. "''
jority to very smnil figures. ~ lbs
Dies MONKS. Iowa. My -,
ported up to noon the erection is prn.., :, 's
quietly and with an average v,,> >'' '''s
polled. WY OeAs
GALVESTON, Tex Nov. a-.At..
is being poliel in ,aiS ely over in.,S VOC
| tests. 'a
SAN FRANCISCO, Gaia, Nov y "a
tions are procee La quietly. ana . ''v'
vote is being p";!ed ''">.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-02
Ghc Scarlet Fever,

1t is as unnecessary for q child to die Of the
scarlet fever as it is that it should be blind
with cataract. LIST us see. At any time
before the body haa finished it's Intellectual
struggle We are able to help it, not BY
wonderful medicines, but by the knowledge
OF anatomy, and the application OF common
sense. We consult The sympathetic nerve
and do what it commands MS to DO. We
must give this child salt when il wants it :
wemnst give itac:d when it has feverand aux
lously Graves it-not vinegar, but lemon
juice, because the first coaeulates alhumen.
and the other does not on account Of the
surplus oxygen which it contains TO imi.
tate the soothing mucus in tho inteatines.
which is now wanting and to give some
respiratory food at the same time,
we add some gum arabic. 10 restore
and relieve the injured nerve, we apply
moist warmth. In practice we can fulfill
all this with the following simple maniru
lations: Undress the child and bring it to
bed at the very first sign Of sickness. Give
1t. If 1T has already fever, nothing but SOUR
lsh warm lemonade with some gum arabic
in it. Then cover its abdomen with some
dry flannel. Take well.folded bed sheet
and put in boiling hot water; wiring it out
dry by means of dry towels, and put this
over the flannel on the cbilds abdomen.
Then cover the whole, and wait. The hot
cloths will, perhaps, require repeated heat.
According to the severity Of the case, and
its stage of progress, perspiration will COM
mence IN the child from ten minutes to two
hours. The child is then saved it soon
falls to sleep. Soon after the child awakes
1T shows slight symptoms OF returning incl.
nation for food help its bowels, if neces.
sary. with injections of OIL soap and water,
and its recovery will be as steady as the
growth of green house plant, if we'll treat
ed. Of course, if the child was already DIV.
ing, nothing could save it, or if it has al.
ready illusions in the lining of the heart or
brain, it is much better it should die. But
If the above is applied in due time, under
the eyes and direction ofa competent physi.
can. will guarantee that not one in a hun.
dred children will ever die of scarlet
fever. | know this will startle some of
n1y readers, especially those who have lost
children already, but shsll go still farther.
maintain that q child will never get the
scarlet fever if properly treated. fla child
has correctly mixed blood, it will not catch
the disorder if put in bed with sick child.
This ia still more startling but nothing is
easier OF proof.-Goo9 HEALTH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-02
ALEX A.NDRIA.
TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER ..

JUDGE STUART, in his article on the State
debt, in Yesterdays GAZETTE, says the GA
ZETTE endorsed the platform Of the State
democratic convention in 1888, which de.
ciared against an increase CT taxation, and
accepted as final the settlement of the debt
question as decided constitutional by the
courts of last resort. But since then the
court of last resort, namely, the United
States Supreme Court, has decided that the
coupons Of Virginia bonds must be received
for all Virginia dues, and as that decision
tnectuelly prevents the settlement Of tho
debt upon the terms referred to by the con-
vcntion, il goes without saying that some
other terms must be agreed upon, for the
war decided that rational, override State
courts, and there is neither coed sense nor
good use in kicking against the pricks. The
democratic party and the legislators elected
by it have done ell it was possible for them
to 90 to settle the debt upon the terms APP
proved by the Lyrchnurg convention. In
that particular respect they certainly dared
20 all that men could do. Having done
chat, they can, with clear conscences, and
with wisdom that will be apparent TO all,
cease striving against the inevitable, and en-
deavor to effect another settlement upon
terms more satisfactory to the creditors, and
therefore more honorable 10 their State
The Judge also says be sees no waverng on
the part Of the press of the State as regards
the finality Of the last settlement. But
other people do, and he would too if he
would ook at the Petersburg hden- Appcal
the Richmond RCf0rmcr, the Richmond
Wig, the Lynchburg Adrdnce, the Chase
City Girp"r. the Amherst Enterprise. and
several other democratic newspapers in
different psrts of the State, some Of which
nct only raver, bat take decided ground
for settlement that the court OF last ;cso.
VIII sustain, ard that will be !inalty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-02

THE ACCREDITED representatives, Of the
knights Of labor asseveratc that they are not
socialists nor anarchists. But there is hard
~ sn anarchist meeting in any part of the
country in which one or two CIR more of the
representatives referred to do not take prom
inent parts. Many of the knights, especial
ly in the South, own their own homes,
and yet Mr.. Powderly, their chief, made n
speech in New York Saturday night in
support Of a man who says property is rob-
berry,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-02

THE PHILADELPHIA american is a sample
representative Of the high toned" repubi.
ings Of the people who support it, and those
people endorse every word it says on the
subject of the Presidents recent trip to Eir
ginia, which words are republshed else.
where. But can Virginians, more than two
decades after the close of the war, approve
such sentiments as it expresses, or let their
affections 60 out to any man who approves
them?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-02
ENarI,:;n,,.

New WESTMINSTER, L. G. Nav
bert Mallot was hanged in the ;,;r A.
at kamleops at O'Clock Yesterday ~. s"'
ing. The crime for which be- srr,.. ''"
death penalty was the murder of ,n, "S
Johnston, at Rsvelstnka, +. l., -, ,n,, ' s'
1855. The murder wa. ca.I.Alooa, :.
fair. Johnston had speut aIorb;. NJ
in Mallot's saloon, but upon a-kinr =,
cigar he h. was refused rhsrsnpon liz hslp,,
himself. He was followed out Of II. .. ,r,'
and shot down by Malo,. '''
All SWEET, VINO was convicted OH NM
der ola brother Chinaman in Aum,,. ,,''
was hanged in the New Wesimius,sr -,
yard at S o'clock yesterday uioraiu,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-02
PROF. 4. i. PERRY, Of Williams College

PROF. Il. l.. PERRY, Of Williams College,
says:
so homogeneous and contradictory is it
Tor 81 prof ssed democrat TO be projections
ist that in districts this fall where there are
but two candidates, both prolectionist7, il
Woald be every way better for the demo
Gratis to GLOW ihe republicans 10 be elected,
and to sail under true colofa, than TO stulti-
fy themselves and damage their party by
e'ectng nondescript-s what ia it,
Every wise Democrat secs The wisdom Of
Prof. Perry's words The democratic party
il lew tariff party, because low tariff, by
reducing toe cost Of living. secures the great
est good to he greatest number, and be-
cause high tariff benefits the few at the
expense of the many, and bestcws special
favors. If the majority of the people OF the
country, On q fair and square test, shall be
found opposed TO low tariff that fact
Should be known, and such knowledge
would he decisive.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-02
Boiler E:.NDIo.:oD.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. 2.--BJiIer. Ma.
5 and No. e. at :ha Charleston cotton nro
ry exploded at 60 this morning, wreckig,
the boiler house and killing Vim. Qalc.
coiored fireman, and seriously iGjurjns Atc
ton Richardson, coiorci roller. OAke. VA
literally boiled to death by the steam,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-02
To Esc Forwarded: o le,,,.

WAsHrNGToE, Nov. 2.-The Collector i,
Customs at New Ho:k has been ic,nrno,
to forward in bend to Georgetown, u G
without being opened at New York, a "a,
liable painting imported on the lllh instant
and Intended far the Corcoran art ;;,p,v
provided he sees 70 objection tnerat,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-02
faOc:atcti 10 ,sc,,S,

New YORK, Nov. IA >rcan;o, y,
special 10 the Pos. says: james C,,r..r
aged seven, James DousGer;y, aged sev..
John Dougherty, aged ak, and Ellen D,n,b
erty, aged three, were sa,located in , .,,,
pit in the Third ward of thi- CITY last even
ing. The bani1 under wh:cA they Me-,
playing fell in.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-02

THE Virginia election dispatches received
at the GAZETTE office up to the hour of 60.
ing to press this afternoon, indicate that the
vote not only in this district, but through
out the State, has been small. and that had
the negroes turned out rs they have done at
previous elections, the democrats would
have lost several congressman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-02
DIED.

In Washington, on Monday. November l, after
brief illness, ISAAC ENTWIsLE, in the Goth
year OF his age. fac!~ The funeral, to which the
friends of the family arc invited, will take n,arc
from the Ferry wharf. where carriages will be in
o'clock. -
At 2:4o p. M. Monday, Nov. 1ss, WINDSOR
ADAM, in the 18th year of his age. :2zs.-The fin.
neral VIII take place from the residence Of his
aunt, No: 80 Prince street. Wednesday, Nov. 3rd,
at 2:3O o'clock p. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-02

SO MANY republicans have been retained
in Office by the democratic administration
that they are impressed with the belief that
the offices are theirs by right until they die
Oae of them in New York, yesterday, as
mentioned in the GAZETTE of that date,
conceived himself to be so outraged by his
removal that he attempted to assassinate
the man who removed him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-02

WHAT PUZZLEs great many people is
why the President vetoed the resolution for
eSpending the Treasury surplus in the re-
demption of the three per cent bonds, and
then exceeded even the requirements of
that resolution by redeening more Of those
bonds than it provided for.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-02
NCn.G1-fsar for s;,g,a.

PARIS, Nov. 2.-The Rcpajjiqne fiuaais,
has dispatch from Vienna stating ,ha,
twelve Russian maa Of war have left Stbl,
topol for Tarna.
VIENNA, Nov. 1.-The Russian goyc.u.
ment has treasured Austria that Russia will
not occupy Bulgaria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-02

Mr.. ]. Schradcr. No. i German 81 b'iu.
more, Md, believes in Salvation On '''
rheumatism.
Often the fou3est mothers care j. Il" pro-
lection against coughs, colds, aud hcs'5s
ness. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup should oe
kept in readiness. 25 cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-02

HYNDMAN, the socialist leader in London,
was arrested yesterday for cheating" his
creditors. Scratch socialist or anarchist
and you'll always fad rascal, one who
wants money without working for it honest
", and Who if he can't get it by cheating,
would resort to force to take it away from
people who have obtained it by honest labor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-02

Mr.. CLEVELAND, now that ko has been
elected President, feels SO little interest in
politics that no has not even taken the
trouble to have his name retained on the
registration books Of Buffalo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-02

The Texas Tribune says:-"The late at.
mospheric freshness has brought on many
cases of cough, and cold, and DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup is in great demand.
What wound did ever heal but by de-
grees?' The thousand cases daily cured by
Salvation Oil.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-02
Tho Cabinet.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.--The Cahiae
meeting to day was attcrdc,! by Scc:ctal;c;
Lamar and Manning and Attorney Geners
Garland, tho only members now in the els
Only routine matters were considered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-02
DsnSctI-

OTTAWA, Ont, Nov. 2.--The kilograms
from Halifax to tho American pres respect
ing customs seizures Of American fishing
vessels are officially denied.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-02
MIR. 9sS..I35g-S 6'nu,I:itau

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Surveyor Hans 5.
Beattie, who was shot by discharged in.
spector at the customs house yesterday. vas
much improved this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-02

The visible supply of grain Oe'oheT ~ -, d
complied by tho New York Pfodure ~
change is as follows: Wheat, 81 O12 93l O' sa'
els, Increase rs .G51; corn. 13,o9S,Vil' ns
crease 3337 500: oots, 5,409, l5@. Increase ~
784; rye, 4GG 5S4, increase 3o,1l'; naF'eS'
2.233 OIL, decrease 70,lS7.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-02

1t is said negro instruction is lr.in'ht"' -,
Randolph county, =. c.. where a black m'' ,b
recently arrfs ed for max ing an incc"d'arr speech
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-18
THE STATE Of TRADE.

BALTIMORE. Dec l7.-Cotton quiet Midng $3.50 . be.
Flour-Firm Howard Street Western supehne 81 so
81 10 Extra So s60 rs, DO Family "a O0d 90 city
Mills superfne 81 IS DO Extra So OOa3 10 do Rio
Brands 81 90 al 81 PsaDsco Family 50 TO- do Superlaye
Patent So wheat-Southern steady Western dnl
ern Red spot. $751; sslc.i December sssdss.c
s.S,SS STn-s0ushsEn Spiet' y We:;srn
bid January February March ace
sba40c Western White Sed<Oc. do Mixed 34@36c
Rye ST. IT, saeSaat GS 60c. Hay-Firm Prime to
Choice Western Sl1 O0dSl5 90 Provsons-Quiet Mess
Pork $500 Buismeats saOader' sns Clear o sass
bdes NC. Hams l20l2sc Lard Refined TIC
49,. Butter-Frm Western Packed: l3Glac.: Creamery.
rs Soc. .EgRs-Frm at S0a3lc Petroeum-lie-
sned CSC Cogper1RehDed loS.s lie Whiskey s
81 s Fcu Wheat 2s 81 loo Dssn Corn
Is 800 bush. 1000 vush RYE l,2vO bush shipment.
Flour l34O bbls Wheat $4,000 bush Corn 49, 100 bnsh
a7.soo bush
BOSTON Dec .-Flour-Common Extras SO 20 a So 40.
Choice So 1873 TO- spring Wheat Patents prime,
90 ooe 50 70; Sorn,steamer yellow oxG; steam;
T m1'a All GOOD No White No White
81 .shorts-Middlngs per ton SIS bOds2l.;.
Provisions Butter Western 2sc do.
Northern 2Sc do. Eastern Creamery 2S0 29c
Egrs-Easern E1tras 27Q2Sc Receipts tor the day
Flour 42UU bbls 5000 ,tcks Corn 39OOObush. oats
~ 0no bush. shorts 5000 bush
CHICAGO Dec. l7.-FlourStealy and unchanged Choice
Winter Wheat 81 l694 20, spring Wheat S. 60a4 10;
Grades 81 75Q2 TO- Rye Four$3 rs a3 40 IN bbls...-
lie leading futures ranged follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-18
EUROPEAN PRODUCE Markets

LIVERPOOL. Dec ICON. CunDerlani Cut.
3s Cd: Long Jelr dlIe.. ga OIL; short Clear Mldes,
3s Cd, Snort hiDs 35s U Shoulders 2JsVd beof
73s id for Extra luii4 Ness Prime dess 0ta Pork-
Prime Ness dis. l. .ier JJL Prime Ness Eastern.
Bzsod Western 59a Cd Lard-Amerlcan. Dos Prime est
ern 3Js. Oh; Lari OIL Jl@ OIL Hains-Long Cut As di
Shoulders 35a Lutie-lC.st tio hnest nited
States Cheese-Amercan Choice. U3a Cd. Whezt-ked
Western spring 7s 40. IA Cd; he'd " inter "a 3D. Q
IA oil per cental New No. liter, Is 5t.d CO. No.
Spring Is 3D.; New Mixed Western. + al: California No
l. "a I'd. Q7a I'D; do. NJ = dAdL pjs 81 Pro
duce-SpiritsJf rurJentIna lis. al Id AZ LJaiJL z5s ~
per cwL; edned petrJled 81 DER {lJL Clover seed
American tod 40A pos cSL rA)w-2Sj OF Der cS-.
Fine American 24s. Ill: Prime City. 1ia Sd per cwt
Rosn--Common IS Ji: Pale IL 81 DJs. LiIse5i III,
2ls. sd P;JvIsiOnsA norcan refrigerated dest
hind quarters ~ fore quIrter% I'D per ID. Hops al Lou
don-New state. ~ los I'll G&o Us Od Coonseed OIL
Liverpool make. los I'd $50 ..o - a., d. am
LONDON l7.-Produce-Linseed OH. $50 0s.od f2O
per Calcutta LinsoeL iJA 81 per III after LIN
seed Cake ~ lja Id per ton henned Petroleum. O4u
~ gallon spirits VI Furpentine. Eos 81 yer
cwt; sperm OH. 2oj tun. Rosin-COmnJn IS i per
Pale Is. oils OF Pruvisiuns-Ltri 32s OIL per
cwL American hugar[3s Oi. per cw for Cuba Cen
96s and lis 3D. OILS ID for Muscovado
lar rehnns aiJat Australian raUw-beeL lis JL d2Is
Cd Mutton 27s. Ud Ass. ID Cocosnut Oh-Ceyon. S25
Cochin 1886 Refrigerated bcei IS IL fJf
hind and Is lid for ore quarters per SD y tie
ANTWERP. Dec l7.-Petroleum-F1ne pale American, II
~ pai and francs ia centnes sellers
Wcoxs Lara c1sel - 'ranas 10 emit ne, '3 ID koA
BREMEN. Dec l7.-Petr0eum marks 80 pfenngs.
Wcoxs Lard closed AZ "a MARKS w pienngs per ITO 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-18

The highest cash prices were as r..
ss:lsy s:sa s. .rG s % kn.
ssG e. ss c. % %
sS 700
9sSe' ss SSss Oa: Sl4
s5sS1ss . the np:s ma h: ?s
DETROIT. Dec l,,-wA...-Na whit. cash 1910. cash
SIG ssse. Feb; ss.s May ., Receipt. iS.SoO
ssis soo ssaSa January
.5 sss H. g' Mixed m ns as Ma $50
S:S my wS:..1 ar% MIS-, sale. ss
Sn:S Corn S"So ca: asSUG
rsnn1Ssnis saDes e g sss T. E1sr. J. osss -
f;Ssss. !: s g ss;f
OHIO Clear % sOes4 ~. do straisas q 2os. 90 ~
s9 s:s 81 sS''nssf ILLINOIS G.ss' g
&C. Ssss g e ):
soss. s. hyo aonI s. Is ehO,ce Buel nSuI 81
s1 febSsr nI
Steamer "a ssa ss ss S ssSs s der mixed
. a'p T psSu aS Dsfs%ssf a.
S Bss'Aa s'' Sas ' g.5 WIZ &
n.sss . Sc Is
Satelsis loose sS5sssoo sa!,sr.FiT% psnnsyyani.
yoIE Extra 2ss.c; western 6siIy EXT. af.,s isS
Snss. $500 Sasa Ss s Il 600 Ss:S
1900 Uush Oats 10000 bush
TOLEDO Dec i7.owhea, dull Cash soc; JAM Sic.
e.: & = q g. Rsss%ssI & g.
SEED so7 bags shpnsnss- $1,000 BUSH '''''