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Cash quotations-Flour, firm and

Cash quotations-F Flour. firm and un-
changed,
Wheat, No. red, SD; No. . corn. 5oa<
Mess pork per Dbl. sl3 SOe35,
Lad per no pounds, 100.
Shortr ribs, sides loose. 67a7 OK
sides, boxed, 6.O07 so.
ST. LOUIS, March 2s.-FIour- Market firm
but unchanged.
Wheat-Market opened weak and declined
"a nut great stronger and advanced n but TO
wards clvse hlRh trading caused decline of -
ana market C ose below upeuing. No.
red, cash, So2sGS q ; May ,SO3s dSO3sc, CLOSING
oOSsc' June. ~ CSC, losing soc; July, 7G7 so
ins 04c;; December, Sl3s Us &c, closing Sl2s
Horn-MarAet hrm and Unchanged, ca-h
= 9i6e April l5}4 $3.50, closing $40; May,
4! - closing AZ
No, Uass-M tTket better. Cash, 3oH@3l; May,
Cornmeal-At2 So
W hiSky-At ! %.
Provisions-Firn,
Pork-At ii u
Meats-Dry Sailed Shoulders (boxed) 8 70 q
20; long Gear, O)@7 10; clear ribs, IL az Is
Bacon-Shqulders, (hoxed) 81. long clear,
900 10 clear ribs, S5(G7 30; short clears,
lUQyS Is.
Hams-Steady a. 10 0OGJl2OO.
AFTERNOON BOARD.
Wheat cary April S &C. May SOHc; July II;
quiet aud easy; May q &c
NEW ORLEANs. March %. -Flour--ln good
uemhnd and shade higner; choice, 3 1908 6U;
fancy, oJg4 oO extra ancy, A .5(gi 30; winter
wheat, patents, 5O94 90; Minnesota patent
process, yO(g5 0O.
Corn-Market hrmer al 46I &C per bushel.
Oats-Market strong and higher; mixed, in
sacks, 6Jetic; white ana yellow, 6Oc
Cornmeal-M MAJ ket quiet at 10.
Hay-Market nrmer; prime. l9 20; choice
q w.
Hog Products-Market irregular
Lard refined fierce, 37x
Bulk Meats-Shoulders. 25; long clear
sib 500,
Bacon Shoulders, 8 70; long clear. TN;
Hams-Choice sugar-cured, canvassed, IL o
oil y.
Whisky-Market heavy at / O5Q5l IS.
prime, 4h@51ac
Coffee Market easier; common to prime
| I3hgl61c.
Cotton Seed Products-Market dull and
prices nominal; prime crude oils &c.
Cake and Meal-2Oh.
Bran-Quiet and weak at 721a(d75c.
Sugar-Market quiet but steady; open ket-
tle, choice &C; prime to strictly pr me, 1905
| 63st9Bhc; OH while, 61s1g6 nc; choice ye low
| clarified. $685. l'-lBo; prime yellow clarified
elfie lsIl5c iesond tsssG of ysilow
good common to fair, 1891 7-ltc.
Molasses-M quiet bun firm; open kettle
rn r,s o $SSsSoc strictly Prim 2s@so good
2oc common to goo com non, l5C9l7c; centr' I,
| ugal strictly prime. 2J@29c pcime to good
prime iSc; interior to good com Ion, l5Gl6c
thergrades unchanged.
| KANSAS CIrY. March q wheat-Markel
| Com arket dull, No. cash, 423Ic bid
February, 43c .id; May, 475sc.
No. Oats cash. 2Sc bid, z9c asked.
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chudren. Rendy Mad e>ui,s

Largo ss-ortmen,s al slzes in
bingham, sccr-u-ker and fancy wash
goods, p city styles for little mon y
also me OF light we ght woo'on snits
in our suit department on second floor
take passenger elevator.
SANGER BROTHERS.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.

vo Doih'cAGo, March 29-Grain started out
ds r~n on change to-day mild weather being
p'essing' Wheat opened with prices about
g Pen, under those of last night. There was
lorSl selling by the crowd, and prices went
about &c. during the first hour. Be-
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Gabert Brothers nave now gotten
located in their new quarters in the
Pac tic hotel building with one of the
finest assortment Of gentemen's
-pring tailoring goods in Waco. With
a fine corp. OF efficient workmen the
msn they cant please must be hard to
please Indeed.
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WOOL.

STLoUIs, March 9-Wooi-Market steady
and unchanged; unwashed bright medium,
1924 coarse braid, l$9l; low san
tnb-washed, choice, 30 inferior, 30g8
sacked, lWGl5
Boston, March 29-Market steady with fair
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

STVN No nv II ''N7t''7t''
vr,5 March 29.-The market was
N.rd fluctuations were quiet and irregu
CIV ',srinr prices irregular and changed at
y N.hough most Of the list showed advanc-
g" rhsre was very little pressure to sell at
.ime in the day, and evidences OF support
o. VS.. ~, NJ the leading stocks were not want
"'' Resrs made a raid on the list soon after
!. ,,c If business and succeeded in bringing
fu.D fractional decline over the entire list,
: ]. =, ,be response was too great and the shorts
" |. aent into cover, which brought most of
~ list materially above first prices. The
.,a, rallied in the last few minutes, how
~ and the close was steady to firm at ir-
.,lsr changes for the day
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NEW oRLEANs COTTON FUTURES.

,p rp w closed steady, at ad vance points
iifi'ed steady, closing strong, II 10 "A point
"Isshei, August n points higher.
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MARKETS BY WIRE.
FINANCIAL.
ENGLISH CoNSoLS.

ENGLISH CoNsoLs
.ooy. March 2a.--Consols closed at
.CS "a for money. Silver, 43d.
MONEY,
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COTTON.

KEC'Ts AT UNITED STATES PORTS,
GALVESTON March 29-The following Is a
comparative statement of cotton receipts at
a,,fto
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GALVESTON COTTON.

NEW ORLEANS COTTON,
NEW ORLEANS, March 20. Spot cotton
''o>ed steady and unchanged.
9aleS 2,ooobales; stock Dbl ,9iS bales.
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Futures opened steady, s points higher
,lled arm and steady, closing Is to q points |
higher
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che COlprtA.

PROBATE COURr-Judge Merrick.
a. THURSDAY, estate OF Caroline NJ Torney; will
Won for letters Of administration. Estate OF
Joseph Z. G. Kennedy; inventory OF debts que de-
ceased. Estate OF John Taylor; second and final
account OF administrator.
italy proven. In re will OF Ann E. SleatOr; COM
mission appointed TO take testimony. In re will
Of EzaSs,s D. Wl proven ADMITTED
sns bond $4,000 In 70 pue csfRern and watsT
Robert berberiek, appointed guardian; bond
SEO Estate o. Ann Mar. smith, orae. Of
order 70 sell stock. Estate OF Elisha God
dard; Will admitted TO probate and letters
OF anceilary administration issued TO o. +.
Presbrey; bond 5000. In re- orphans OF Martha
r. Baker; c. J. columbus, guardian; bond 500.
will nied. Estate Of Rcsina NJ. Kleiber; Will adj
Fsss SS 20 o 5no GEO. 70 saeT
letters testamentary issued to Gottieib Winner;
bond 5000 Estate OF Mary l. Monies; exceptions
70 gpardians report overrGled Estate Moses
bond $7OQ Estste OF Geo. N. SchaeIer; iirst &C.
count OF administrative. In re Elizabeth G. Months;
guardian, second account passed. Jno. Edward
Liboey; nrst and mai account passed
FIRE At CUIPKPER, vA.-Fire broke out early yes
terday morning In the large stove and tin shop OF
w, W. "a Names ma S RAPID SessSsy fSs building
was destroyed with Its entire contents, also thf
large fancy goods, grocery and liquor store OF r.
Occupied by r. Il. brown as dry goods and gro.
cary store, the next TO 60, the inmates having
q narrow escape from the second-story. ware.
house, stored with Buckeye harvesting machinery
badly damaged by FIRE and water The entire loss
is estimated from $4,000 TO 10000, mostly Gov.
cred by Insurance The IRE Ii supposed 70 have
been Of an tnorndiary origin.
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Mama.
Washington stock EXCHANGE.

The followinR Changes from yesterdays quotations
u S. AIS, 1891. coupons, los bid, 100 asked
Z. :; As, e9nrons. l26 sd bid. l26I asked.
p. e Eer imp. 1891; currency. loss bid
D. G. Market stock. g, 1892 currency, llO9% bid.
bid: 10 asked u. C. 2Oyear fund. Gs 1852. com.
106L bid. Metropolitan RaiIroad stock, lob bid,
1O3>s asked. Washington Gas, 3TR bid, 80
asked. National Union Insurance, ISL. bid. Column
bia Insurance. l2As bid. Riggs Insurance, bid s
asked Masonic Hail bonds, 1914 bid. National
Metropolitan Bank. $50 bidA 200 asked Farmers
asked Citizens National Bank. 1l6 bid Second
National Bank, 125 bid la6 asked. Penn. Tele-
and Potomac Telephone 20. 70 bid, 70 asked.
Us, ia bid, 11S asked. Washington Gaslight Co.
bonds, ll9 bid National Bank OF the Republic.
asked. - - ~
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. Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE Nd. January l4.-virginia SKIES con
sodated AN past due coupons. 81. do ten -forties
81; DO. new threes. 81; bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Md, January 14.-Cotton dull-mid
ding. lU4aa IU,s. Flour firm with fair demand
Wheat-southern, frluer and quiet. red, 9:,a96: am
Der, 3ja9S western irregular and quiet: No. = winter
red. spot IS ,a9O; February, 9Oa96 May, 9IaD4I !.
Corn southern stead, and firm white 1a3SH; vel
low, o7a59 western hrner and quiet; mixed, spot
trm and IuIet-southern and Pennsylvania, 37a4
western white. 40a42 western mi ed. 31a:i9. Rye
firm, Gsa70 Provisions steady and quiet. rotatoe,
frn. 200a22.. Coffee nomnal-Rio cargoes, ordinary
e fair, l7ha1IN Copper. vetined irm. 1aal6, Whisky
TO Liverpool per steamer dull and hesvy-cotton,
2-l6d: -four, ton l2s:1d grain; 2sa2'.d ReceiLts
bushels: oats, 5000 bushels. Shpnents-Flour
500 barre.s; corn, 1880 Sales-wheat l936OU
bushels; corn, SO 800 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. ILL. January IA. IL a. m.-Pork was
the active article on the board at the start, bu
even IL not nearly exct Dg for the pracediug
days of the week. The hog market lOal5 lower
May pork pened nc. below last nights closing price
1910 Grains weak in SPITE OF light receipts
Trading in both corn and wheat was extremely HIM
tied May wheat opened at decline over night Of &c.
and May corn opened unchanged at l4k. The May
option now quoted follows: Nhea, 81. corn
541a; oats. 34a; pork, 1910; lard. 765 short RIBS
1917.
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DIED
BLAKFIOcK. ON January ~, I

BLAKFLocK. ON January IL, 1855, RICHARD T.
Ts ~, ss n1 .p ss 81 ~. Ass
funeral froia his laie resdeLoe ole sixth ctr q
lNew York World please eoIy1 g
DAVIS. On Friday. January IL lsSs. MARY q.
beloved wife Of 1hos c. Davis, in Tie forth sinh
Funeral viii take place from her hate residence, 5ll
the fai.y are respectfully invited Ia attend
MEME on January n, lsss. SARAH. beloved
Funeral took lace from tie rssi1ence of her hu.
band is ISsnieih street northwest. FRIDAY. al two
MEYER ON January -. ISIS. ELLA .. only chiIi
Of Inward =. and !. bbs Aeser.
AHA Rockville. Sd- paper IDEAS, cops.i
a AE NitRM 6SEx 5S,id sss ID 81 p sas
carroll Sea. ased Year. sad ,S.Ns days.
west SUNDAY Lamar, Il. al 30 D IA heisasss aud
REDMAN. Januur, Is. 1855, at I 80 a. M, WAL
LACE ;. {. REDMAN, in ms hiiy third yoar.
Funeral from has late resdelioe, I03f 10Th street
Iiniermelt q Meaiord. Nasal 2.
tx AieE e sesq; 5agrds, s
vi the late John 4. sherwood
9srs ,Is, we It'll, a. her son ,n-i.w O.
noon, January IL At2.:s0 o'cock.
SMITH ON Sanu.rs 10. lsss. ., As O'Clock after
ian H. A. se sloysd wifi q isSsnl.s
la tine thirty -ifih year of he's age
Ap,ssious mother from us 10 gone.
n VOICE loved still.
"A Place IL vacant IN nome,
Which never can be nlled-
BY HER cHiLDLES-HARRY AND IlzGn
Death has been mere and took away
sister from side.
Dust in the prime of her life
As young a. she-she died.
Not long ago she filed her place,
And sat with Us 10 learn,
But she has run her mortal rsce.
And never VIII return
Funeral from Asbury NJ. T. church. sunday e,epinG
ct o'clock. Relatives and friends OF the family arc
respecr uily invited 10 attend.
SIMPSON. At 12:30 saturday afternoon. January
IL, lsss, 1t his residence. l44l street northwest
THOMAS X, SIMPSON.
Notice of funeral berezffer.
TEEI. After brief Illness. ROBERT l.. TEL
departed this life January Is. 1sss st eleven p.n..
Of snn SoD1ss, January lesh 80 pm from hs
late residenes 12o street northwest Friends In
yifed 10 attend. Inferment Richmond, Va tfich-
uond aud Baltimore payers please copyI
UNDERWOOD. suddenly, ct Proy1dence Hospital
January IA 1888 a 8 O'Clock pm, wM. 4. UNDKB-
MOOD the youngest son Of 6so1xe ". and Mary -
Cnderwcod in the twentieth yesr Of his ses. formerly
Of Prince Georges COUNTY Nd
Fuperu from the rnideDce Of his brother In law Il
n Knott II 5 n southsast Jsnuary l6 ii nine
olock Bestives and frlends rssTsctfuly inv1t<d
10 sftend 1nterment q Hscatsuay. 81 MaryS
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Capitol Topics.

SENATOR wALrHAIJ. RESOMINATED.
Gen. F. C. Walthal was last night unanimously
nominated by the caucus OF the democratic MEM
bers OF the Mississippi legislature as his own sue
cesor in the United States Senate for the fun term
beginning March T. 1889. The election VIII take
place on the nth instant.
TIE PosTAAsrER OF THE SENATE RESIGNS.
Mr. Allen, postmaster Of the Senate has resigned.
His resignation took effect to-day. His successor
has not yet been determined upon. MI. Allen is
from New jersey, and as there Is no republican
senator from that state, II was decided that he
ought TO vacate the Office; hence he resigned to-
day. The new postmaster will be appointed next
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Affairs tm West WashiuguOn.

HURT By A FALI--Sh0rtly after O'Clock this
morning George ParrotL, young man employed
on the Aqueduct bridge, while engaged ia bearing
missed his footing and Iel distance OF about IL
feet, upon the ice, badly inJuriug his head and
back. lie was attended by Dr. Louis Richie,
after which he Was removed 10 his home on II
street. near 3Jth street.
AMERICAN LEGION or HoNoR.-The recently elee-
ted officers or Georgetown Council. No. 391, Amer-
can Legion OF Honor, were publicly Installed last
night AT the banquet, which followed the install
latiOn, addresses Were made by Messrs. j. II. Mills
OBrten, j. T. Clements and j. L. Wallace.
TIE CHRISTMAS CLUB.-B. L. Janney, president
and treasurer OF the West Washington ChildreL's
Christmas Club, IN his report, says that there
contributed for the last dinner 81 10, besides "a
turkeys. 5s pounds OF candy, AZ pounds OF nuts. Q
barrel OF apples and other PROVISIONS.
NOrEs-During the Illness OF Sergeant RObey
Oficer Riley will act as sergeant-1he N-street
Union Christian Temperance Association hold
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The WeIland Canal Tolls.
MR.. DINGLEY's RESOLUTION TO BE REPORTED FAVOR

The House committee on the merchant marine
and the fisheries will report favOrably to the
House the resolution offered by Mr.. Dlngley
to transmit TO the House Copies Of any
correspondence, reports or other Information
regarding alleged discrimination in tolls by the
Canadian government against vessels or cargOeS
passing through the Welland Canal destined Tor
United States lake ports; and also in refer
ence to any system OF rebates by the
Canadian government whereby a less toll
or charge is imposed on cargOes for export
passing through the Welland canal when trans
ported to the seaboard by the st. Lawrence River
than when transported by routes through United
states. The resolution was amended so As to call
upon the Secretary Of the Treasury instead OF upon
the President,
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w ASAMAKER,S.

Ihe impetus given by the great currsnt Of events
cashnE through last year carries forward TO at
TEMPT iarger things Tor the year.
Not even Tor shall the store 20 into winter
quarters after Its busy season but with the hrst full
business DAY OF the new year. shall open the lew
campaign.
Circumstances combine to help US do some fine
things TOR our friends from tue beginning Of the new
year.
We haven't more than single sentence to say about
great sales We are Inaxins them every day. IAats
What the store Is for. We always have lots OF goods
that marked down.
daily drunI-beat calls up all the old soldiers of
goods aud gives them double quick step toward the
door.
So then. note the fact that matter what the
there always be found here lots and lots OF good
Things as cheap and often cheaper. than eisewhere
from day to day because they must De closed
out
Wecannot wait for certain month to sell down, but
continually watch, like the LOOKOUT On the ship We
seek the open channel VI progress and steer
clear of all that stops our way, 80
Now them let strike the note OF the new year.
WITH might and msin We srasp the ropes ana, ~ We
haul, ring out loud and long
THE NEWEST GOODS"
THE FRESHEST GOODS"
THE CHOICEST GOODS"
"THE VERY BEST OF VARY BEST"
We crowd ourselves 10 open the new things
Your money shall take fresh goods at greater cost
than might otherwise ~ INTO old, hanimered-down
stock.
Thus We hope to brighten our store. increase the
activity of our stock, and greaten our trade.
lhis is our way of starting the Year II like
II when you see what We are doing say 80 to your
friends.
JOHN wANAMAKER.
d17-dm Philadelphia.
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Indicative of health and purity commune to the
mouth BY tine aromatic
SoZoDONT,
Which makes the teeth white and radiant as pol
lshed porcelain. and contains ingredient that is
highly beneficial to both gums and teeth.
The Lyric and Dramatic professions loud in their
praises Of
dl7-Cn SOZOD ONT
RENSOS'S PLASTER Is UNAP- PLASTER
proachable i'll curative
Properties rapidity and safety action. and is the
only Improvement in the art of plaster making during
the past quarter century For the relief and Of
chest pains rheumatism, neuralgia. sciatca lumbago
kidney troubles weak back stiff enlarged joints.
torpid liver and enlarged spleen BENSON'S PLASTER
~ ulequGlle Ihere are many IlntatOns and counter
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DISTRICT IN OON1 q ESS.
Meetimg 81 the De0oto Co0mlttees
STEAM kArIRoAp RuUrEs IN fHl CIYY AND cEHR1
NATTERa

The senate District COMMITTEES helA another
meeting to-day 70 discuss the question OF defining
routes OF steam railroads There were present
Messra ingalls,. spooner, Farwell Riddleberger,
Harris, Vance, Daniel and Faulkner. such propo-
sitions as were advanced by the subcommittee,
were discussed but no agreement was reached
From the best Information TIE STAR reporter
could get It seems that the committee have prac-
tcally killed the tunnel project OF the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, and have decided that that
railroad shall reach the southern part OF the city
by going round by the Eastern Branch. With
regard TO the union depot the project Is to au:
free holders who shall condemnthe present site Of
the baltimore and Potomac passenger depot, and
shall also determine a location for
UNION DyroT,
and condemn the ground for the site. In this
manner the choice OF location will DO left to the
citizens through jury TO be summoned by the
Commissioners. Other propositions have been
entertained by the committee, Out the
members are proceeding with great elaboration.
as they anticipate strong opposition to any bill
they may adopt. Mr. Barclay, OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad, went before the committee and asked
This request was denied, and Mr.. Barclay was ad-
y1sed TO submit In writing anything the PennSyl-
vania Co. wished so say.
10 a STAR reporter Mr.. Barclay declared that his
company will oppose any proposition to remove
the present passenger depot.
CABLE RAILROADS
The committee decided to take up the subject OF
cable street railroads at the meeting ON Friday OF
next week. To STAR reporter Senator ingalls,
said there would be meeting before that on next
Friday, and hence the subject OF the route OF steam
railroads Will 60 over for time.
MIR. Ingalls, also stated that at the meeting to-
day the committee did not reach conclusion upon
any Dill; that the question Is still undecided upon
many features OF the matter.
THE AQUEDUCr TUNNEL.
With regard to the request that the $175, 0OC
item for prosecuting work on the aqueduct tunnel
the committee decided that that was matter fol
the appropriations committee to consider and act
upon.
Maj. Lydecker, who has charge Of the water.
works extension, and Mr.. Beckwith. one Of the
contractors, were again at the Capitol to-day tC
urge the Senate District committee 10 recommend
an appropriation for carrying on the work In the
tunnel. They say the tunnel is full OF water and
that the water is flowing out OF 1t into Rock Creek
that the water Is softening the rock within the
tunnel and hourly doing great mischief.
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THE GEsursE
JOHANN HOFF'S
MALT EXTRACT
10 the
BEST NUTRITIvE TONIC

PALATABLE HEALTH BEVERAGE
for Impaired Digestion, Dyspepsia. Convslescence,
Weak Children, and General Debility.
WHAT PROF. COLEMAN, OF GLASGOW, SAYS OF
IT. suffering from attack OF Illness which had no
only reduced my strength. but brought on extreme
exhaustion, from inability appropriate food. tried
the effects of the Genuine Johann Hos Malt Extract,
a winegsssful three times day. Its followed
by marked efects-1 Food which had here tofore been
found to pass the alinentsry canal unchanged, di-
gosted properly. 2 There appeared increased
power of evolving animal heat and storing up fat.
Beware Of limitations The genuine has the signatures
of Johann Hof" and "Moritz Eisner" the neck Of
every bottle. All others are worthless limitations
ta.y-tu thSs
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The Fire al INDIANAPOLIS.

THE LOSSES AGGREGATE NEARLY MILLION.
1EDIANAPOILs, IND, Jan. 14-The fire here last
night burned out the following firms: ID. p. Erwin
Co., dry goods; Geo. w. Stout 4 Co., wholesale
grocers; Tanner sullivan, supplies; C.. b. Con-
ners sons. oyeralls; Mckee Branhama, boots and
shoes, and Pearson Il Wetsell, Queepsware. The
losses will aggregate 1900, 600.