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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-07
PORr AZ PRINCE.
war News from rnis and osher BAY
item Ports.
rBy telegraph to the Dispatch


New logx. March 0.-The Alkaline
steamer Andes arrived today from hlnEs.
ton. Jamaica. aid Hayiien por's, and hiougnL
consideratle intelligence OF the Hsytleb IN
surrectiOn. The situation at Port an Prince
was prosperous aud the natives generally
are in favor OF General Legi,ime. On feo'
rusry ca a gocat parade took place ID
honor OF Legiume. In which all tue
t-oops Of the clpita took part. ga
January 4th General o. Piquant, Legl-
tines Secretary OF State and commander
OF the Second corps OF the army ID TIC
West, left L'Arcobie at the bead OF sdlfr
sion, met the insurgents, and after TWO
days' fight defeated llipDolyte's forces. In
4 subsequent encounter General Jtc Merole'
promlnent officer OF HipDOlyte's stan, was
taken prisoner. On January llth diF'-
sion OF LegtIme's army marching To-
ward JaeirO defeated the insurgents
IN fight at Claireur. IN whlcn
I1ippolyte lost four flags, hitY cases
cartridges. twelve cGrbines, and eigDe
horses. General Preus-Gaba, chief OF tne
rebel force, was killed, and many were maze
prisoners The captain OF the Ande. says
lesitime has invariably been succes-iul III
his battles. 4 lev DAYS before the Anoes
lett Port an Prince the rebels lost the follow
inc important cities oi the North Lagrand
and salem. sitnsted between It. Marc ana
Gonaiyes: Commune, OF the Msrmiale. as lar
north a. E1nery; HKcne, St. Michael, Ja'-
here. aud ~. Lnzaane.
The report published here last month Of
the death Of the commander OF the Hayden
man-oiwsr Belize is cOutradicied by the
Ande,'s captain. The commander oi the
Belize was alive and well and in charge OF
thai vessel when the ADDE'S left. One OF tue
Andes's officers saws that the only cable sa-
ton IN Hayti. At Lemelle, was IN charge OF
llippolyie, and that this fact accounted Tor
the numerous reports Of Legitime's defeat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-07
RIcaMoaD STOCK EXCHANGE
WEDNESDAY,. March G. 1874

sIxs-FlasT BoARn.-l0 Richmond city a.
al lol snd interest, Aco0 do al iOl ana interest
r,f.st,, tr,te.ious a. ..ts SsytA Bpari
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-07
INTERPRETATION AND HIS WIFE
Jerseyites Testify 10 Their AppEecia-
ts0n Of Them.
nv telegraph to the Dispat'n.i

New YORK. March G.-Ex.Presidelt
Cleyeland's reception at the jersey Central
railroad station tonight testified 10 hi4 COM
tinued personal popularity. His train was
due before O'clock. but ala not arrive until
O'Clock. This delay was Intentional in
the hone 81 avoiding n crowd. The effort
was failure. however. An ever-increaslug
crowd was there, securing across the tracks
to meet each incoming train 10 catch 4
glimpse oi Mr. Cleveland or his wife. They
did not get discouraged either, but shvered
and remained IN tue bleak west wind. Then
came q grand rush VIXEN the train rolled in.
Dir. and Mrs. Cleveland anghted from the
rear platform Of the tbird ear Cheering
and crushing followed ,lem down The plat
form TO the carriages. The policemen at
.empted in vain 20 stay tho people. Mrs.
Cleveland smiled as II pleased by the warm
reception. Nh Cleveland several times
touched mis- hat. when the two finally en-
tered their carriage md stood waiting for
the other members OF the party man pro-
posed three cheers and tiger for Grover
Cleveland. They were giveu with a will. rs
were also three cheers for Mrs. Cleveland.
The party entered the carriages and were
driven aboard the ferry-bost, and on reach
ing New York were driven direct to the Vie
toria Hotel. Mr. Cleveland looked tired and
exhausted, but Mrs. Cleveland was looking
her best,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-07
CAHINEr OFFICERS BUSY.
Indian Appropriated Biil-The Ma
sure and flecI OF the Amend
mgatS ADOPTED.
10y tolssrspa 20 toe Dispaica.


WASHINGTON, March C. The newly-qusli-
fed Cabinet officers had little oppcF' unity %
attend TO official business this at'ej noon, as
they received continuous liue Of callers,
mostly neople from their own states VINO
called 20 offer their congratulations. Secre-
tsrv Blaine renamed until Tue close OF Office
hour 10 receive number Of M0ntsua peo-
pie, who called by appointment and few
other persons. None OF The new officers
underlOOk The routine duties OF their de-
psrtments TO-DAY, and the assistant secre-
taries kept the " heels OF executive Dusioess
In motion. Assistant Thompson
and MAYNARD bad special Interview with
secretary WINDOW this afternoon and pisced
Their resiguatlous at his disposal. They in
formed him OF Their Willingness 10 assist
him ia The performance OF his Of
NeiSl duties untu he completes the
orc,pizauon OF the department 10 &C
e0rdapce with his own wishes, aud there
fore they wOuldscOnuuue a. their desks un-
al their successors were selected. MI. VIM
dom replied that he appreciated their KIND
ness aud wond not act upon their reslgns-
lions until be had conferred with the Pest
dent on toe subject. Solicitor-Generai Jeuks
has rendered his resignation 10 the PTesident
a. take effect Il his convenience. AtiorneY-
General Miller to-day requested AR. Jenks
70 reaain Tor few days until be became
ltile more familiar with the business of the
department, aud be consented 10 do so. In
the confusion attendant upon the closicz
hours Of Congress the exact nature and eject
az The ameudn ents made 70 the Indian sp-
rropriation bin have not been clearly uoder-
stood. An Impression has gained currency
t6af all the provisions organizing the Terri
tors OF OK alloma In effect were embodied 10
tue Indian appropriation bill. TN, u not
toe case. Senator Farwell moved 70 nave
them meoi porsied, bat they we're ruied OUT
on a point Of order. The amendments made
10 the bin by The Senate aud agfeed 70 III
conference relate 10 semlnole sno thesosee
lssds. aud are a. follows:
"fEe sum Of sLsi29i2 Is appropriated 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-07
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

MACH b, lsS1
Sales, loose, 23,2,5 pounds today, with &c.
highest and llc. lowest price. Market is without
material change.
offered on Change, twenty packages, with six
teen taken In. The attendance wassmAller thsn
for several days, aud breaks were not attractive
save In dark new, for waich sales wore good OF
several crops.
There are a few bright rne new Wrappers on
the market. and OF old STOCK here and there some
few fine aud extra hogsbeads. Bright mAhogs-
MES and small bright working-leaf Of old has
made large advances under the repeated
heavy sales Of such in the past few weeks.
The small attendance to-day had but little effect
on The general market and trading went on as
usual, limited only IN number Of buyers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-07
TIE INAUGURAL BALL.
A Great Financial Success.

10y FllINIlsI
WILMINGTON, March G.-The Inaugural
Committee has achieved an unprecedented
financial success. Not only has enough
money been made from the sale OF privileges
aud OF tickets TO the ball TO deiray all eX-
penses and to return the $4,000 guarantee
subscribed by the public.sDlrltcd citizens,
but there will be surplus left oi about
$4,000. There were $4,000 tickets TO the
Dall sold, netting 100000, and It is expected
that the receipts from the sale OF tickets 10
The promenade concert held in the ballroom
Yesterday and from the sale Of souvenir bali
tickets will bring this amount up TO $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-07
win a Revolver.

ny Angio-American cable 10 the Dispatch.I
PARIS, March Cit il again asserted that
Rochereau, director OF the Compton des
Compile, whose death was announced yes
terday, committed suicide with revolver.
10 i stated that he had lost his private for
tune. amounting 10 100000. The evening
papers concur in the opinion that Rochereau
committed suicide. The Temps give, par
ticuars according 10 which there was no alter
native but suicide. In order 10 remove the
shareholders fears SIX directors OF toe
CJmptoir DIES Compte have announced their
readiness 70 paw on demsnd 81 moneys de-
posted with the company. The chiefs OF
the principal banking firms met to-day and
resolved to place themselves at the disposal
Of the Compton des Compie N order TO as
sure In esse OF necessity the repayment Of all
QepOsits
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-07

Work on the cuyamaes, San Diego srd tsss.
ern railroad IL stopped. and the wofhrsn
are leaving In q BODY for the mines. I1e
steamers between San Diego aud Ensenao'
have doubled their rates. but the rush con-
tlnues, and stages are now running OVER
land. carrying many peSons direct 10 ''e
mines.
The San Diego papers declare that .ne a.
DEVELOPMENT covers one hundred phe'
square and places In the mines are mss'ng :
great deal az money. Thirteen thonsanu
dollars IN gold.dust was brought into hnsyI ,
NADIA and san Diego yesterday. Nearly al
Of The California papers have urged tne ~,
Die 10 be cautious about rushing in,o .ns
mines. owing % the fact that many Oh tne
recenlIy-reported gold discoveries Ia Gal can,
fornia failed 10 cary DOT the first indica'
tious of wealth, but there seems TO oe ~
question but that the people IN the sou'ne n,.,
portion Of the state now believe thar ne"
and really profitable gold-deld has been ui''
covered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-07

ehoice native steers. pret4g: tar 70 rod
DO, s3ik3 %: s,nes ers snd fscders. tssf.iv,
raDFers. cogn-fsd, f1Wsfxo; erstsfs1. f2stL
noge--raccpfs, 600 head sshipmetts. 80
boad: ehoice heavy. sts'aft50, pscsiaa. MA
fLs5: fi9nk fk50at4S1 6hcep-hesespc. 90
nss1 shi monte. none. market steady fs'r %
choice, l3as5
PBGLkDEifaLt. gar.h the receipts for
the ycok serai Bceses. g.SO bead sbecps
5000 hogs. 73a0. Beet caffie--Harhet cicsef
dan ara decline Oh .a1& per pSnd oxIs.
fkc. good. salhc. medium. 81 baci com
m0a. Saj4c. sheep scarce AZ al supply points.
and prices advanced ilc 90 all grades efrs
natives, ta6be. good. bkS5yc medium, a
5iac.: Common. itatIc. cuiis, Sal SOC. exns
Kansas and ic xas. ; : o. &c. good. 5e9Ac, me
dun. ~ axe common, 3ENxc.: clha. =
8Sc iaIaOs. 10 eooj demsnd aud firm Al
ihs5sc. uoRs ina .iiSn ard prices renamed
unchanged; ,tato. Caskc. calves vefe "a
Ia poor rcluss. ~ 5sfkc
BaLTIv0EE, Nar'h AT csiyertoR steck-
YARDS the reoeJpfs 81 seins we're great
Is in excees Of La, week and the sup
ply np,rai. while prices were a shade better
than list Monday. The quality u the offerings
was fair Average, ard tie demand, copsidt r
inc Tue siorai Wa good IA AL toe grades. We
1n1tN ihe range az 6eS,lc per pound net. win
sales ~ 64a6Ic A fen rough hogs sold NJ ~ =
? 90, rcr pJ1rd. iecipt> for no week vero
sysf tead. against :. fS2 head last week
CifirBsoif 9irs- SYDrt EoTf,t.- Arrivals 81 I've
stock for woek ending Narch % iE} carn. con.
tsininf la cattle. - calves. i.ifl sheep. lf)
hogs, i50 horses. s' mliet kccoipts tbs week.
A0is heal. against 2.59O head insi week. falg 70
good selling al $50; r0ugh-. 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-07

Henry Tborne, travelling secretary OF the
Young Mems Christian Association, writes
from Exeter Hall, strand, London, Febru-
aTy >. ISIS:
al desire 10 bear nv testimony 10 the
value OF Alic0ck's Porous Pasiers. | have
used them for pains IN the back snd side
arising from rheumatic and other causes.
never without deriving benefit from their
application. They are easily applied and
very comforting. Those engaged as am IN
pubhc work which involves exposure 10
sudden changes of temperature VIII do well
10 keen a supply Of AllcOck's Porous Pias-
ters in their poTtmanieaus."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-07
beginning OF n New Ira.

BenLfN. March 6.-The National Gazette,
commenting on President Harrison's iuau-
rural address, says: There il no reason TO
doubt the Presidents pacific PRINCIPLES or
tue sincerity 81 his opinion regarding a
peaceful adjustment OF international ditfi.
cuteS, although be recommends the
strengthening OF the navy. His tone to-
wards foreign countries proclsims the be-
ginning Of q new era In American develop
ment and the display OF a more assartiye
policy by the United states.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-07
CHARLOTTE.
Gave E-imseIr CD-A society sensa.
tom.
Special telegram TO tho Disoatch.l

Especial telegram 10 tho Dispatchl
CHARLOTTE. y. G., March G.-J. B. Con-
nely, the absconJino clerk 81 The lredell
Sup.rlor Court. who fed la.t summer alter
being discovered short some twenty thou
saun dollars IN bis account-. returaed ycluu-
tariy 70 Statewide Yesterday, having made
arrangements 10 give bond for his appear
auce at court His bouds were accepted
and be j. again free IN his owa county. Tie
had been in hiding in Georgia.
Quite a sensation was created he-e this
afternoon IN society circles when # became
kuownt aat Mrs. Alice w Coke mad welded
Amos j. Walker. prominent broker Of
New York. Nj. Walker arrived ia tue city
four DAYS ago. The marrisge ceremony was
performed at the residence 81 the brides
mother, Mrs. $ T.. Williams, on Tryon
street, no one but members OK the family
beiug present. Tie wedding took place az
4 O'Clock this afternoon, and the couple ims
mediafely boarded the train for an extended
bridal tour through the west. The bride Is
quite fsyorite in Charlotte society, and is
the divorced vile Of Frank Coke, OF New
NorE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-07
THE Trial Oneued.
IBr teleRraph .to the Dispatch.

NEW YoRK. March 6.--The jury was COM
nleted Yesterday for the trial OF Thomas b.
Kari. and the proceedings Of the trial were
hegun to-day. District. Attorney Fellows
and his assistants, Semple aud Fitzgerald,
snneared for the prosecution, and Johu II.
Md. Robert G. IngersoIl, aud Judge Noah
Davis appeared for the defendant. Assist
All. oIstrict.Atforney Fitzgerald opened the
ease. He spent few minutes 20 prelimina'
rIes and then related the wel.kuown history
~ the Doodle aldermen OF 1884.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-07
An Ea.tern.shore Property sale
Especial telegram 10 the Dlspatch.l

EAsTyILE, Va, March 6.-The property
IN Cane Charles belonging 10 j. j. Bunting,
who is now confined in the county jail
under indictment for having been an aces
.ory before the fact for firing the same In
January last. was sold Yesterday at public
auction by Judge Gunter aud John b. VIII
son. trustees. Three stores were sold to
Mrs. Ann Lloyd. Of Poconeke, Nd, for
s13l5. one store TO John T. Whitehead Tor
3 GAG. and the dwelling to Mrs. z. W
savage for Sl1, 1000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-07
New Orleans Races.
[By telegraph % me DispAtcn.l

10y tVIVbI "P1 y wv DI7F~VOu-I
NEW ORLEANS, March 6.-Chere was q
large attendance a. the races to-day. The
weather was cool and cloudy and the track
slow.
First race-half RiIe-L,ttle En- won; Joe
wynne second, Gray Fox third. Time, 80.
second race-foUr and q half furlongs--
Macaulev won Mary II. second, Cheney
third. Time, l:0l.
Third receive furlongs-Myorna won T;
Joshua second, Lord Grosyeuer third. Time,
i:0at.
Fourth rsce-Six and a half iurIongs-
Frobus won; Silleck second, Roche third.
Iime. Loo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-07

diseases OF au exhaustive nature that have
. tendency to create an unnatural !ee'ing
suen az fatigue, lasstude aud great weak
ness throughout the system owe tueif oligin
% a lsek OF iron ia toe blood. Browns
nst,,,al hesltbful condition. Get the blood
rnye nv uslus this remedy and disease VIII
be quickly ysneuished.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-07
HEAIki

BOTTS-Died. IN Richmond. Va, March 9th.
at the residence oil her daughter. Mrs. Adams,
Mrs LUCY Bolts. In the seventy-second year
OF her age. -.
Her funeral will take place from Sixth Mt
Zion Baptist church FRIDAY. March Sth, at 3
O'Clock r M Friends and acquEintances are
respectfully invited 10 attend without further
notice.
BURGEss-EnteTed into rest yesterday eve
ming March 5th. a. his residence, I'LL north
first street. Mr. THOMAS BURG Esc, in the SIX
ty-ninth year Of bis age
Tho funeral will take place az the SooYe resi-
dence on THURSDAY, March It'll. a. 2. N.
Friends OF the family are respectfully invited
10 attend.
BUTLER.-Died, at the residence Of her fasher,
ms Catherine street. March 5th. az 6H O'Clock.
Miss VIRGINIA. BUTLER, ia she eighteenth
year Of her age.
The funeral will take place from Sixth VT.
Zion Baptist church at 3 o'clock THU kSDAI
KVENING. March TN. Friends and sequa,ut-
snces are respectfully invited 10 attend without
further notice.
REDD.-Died. 81 "Hybla,r his resideDce in
Hanover county, on the night Of Tuesday, the
5tn OF March. sc lis A. NJ. SAMUEL Redo;
aged eighty-iour years eleven months and
twenty-five days
A good man honest, upright and sincere. no
commanded the respect OF all who Knew him =
Christian, his path ehone brighter and brighter
% the last perfect day. "Biessed are the dead
who die in the Lord. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-07
Conspiracy Against the state.

by EnglO-AmeEican cable to the Dispaich.l
PARIS, March G.-The Temps states th2t
the magistrates who are conducting the in
curry into The affairs Of the Patriotic League
have found documents proving that the
League was engaged in 4 scheme to mobilize
IL members. The Government, the temps
saws, Intends 10 cdmlnally prosecute the
chiefs OF the league for conspiracy against
the Stafn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-07
Y,s,.en Houses burned.

NEW ORLEANS, March g. fire TINS morn
ING az the corner OF Cont and Deongpy
streets DESTROYED ten small cottages. Loss
(estimsted) $4,000.
A lire broke out last night 10 cottage 81
40 Chippeway street and spread TO four adj
ioinlng cottages. all OF which were destroyed,
causing loss OF 5000. Fully insured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-07
south Carolina Railroad.

CHARLESTON. S. c., March 6.-The snnnal
meeting Of the stockholders Of the South
Carolina Railroad Company was held to-day.
TIE d Board Of Directors was reelected
with the exception OF p. Il. Pyns, who IS
succeeded by Thomas Stoakes. The annual
report was refused for publication.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-07
A bankrupt Viacoun,.

by Anglo-American caDle 20 the Dlspatrhl
LovpoS, March .-Yiscount Vaudeville.
eldest son oi the Duke OF Manchester, has
been declared bankrupt. His liabilities are
officially placed at 5000, 900. IL is said that
he has been living beyond his means and has
lost money by betting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-07
Debate Ciosed.

10y Anglo American cable to tho Dspsteh.l
London, March 6.-ln the House = Com.
mons this afternoon W. RI. smith, Govern.
meut leader. moved a closure on the debate
on The address M reply to tae Queens
speech. The motion was csrried by vote
~ D L 10 II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-07

At this season when people are travelling
for pleasure they wonder ~ the dissrdered
condition OF the bowels. Iu the majority oil
these cases it's due 10 ehangs Of wafer. Take
Dr. Bi2gers's Huckleberfy Cordial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-07
6RAIs AND CoTr0E ZxCHASsE

oFFgSIass
WHsAr.-s,610 DusnelA
CORS.-l,5s3 bushels
pEAs.--6S bushels.
SAILS gEp0zrso To szcs:pARG
WnKAT.-Shorbeuy 600 bushels very good al
{l.O5.
CoRS.-Whlte. g bushels very good as 42c.
BLAcE-KYED PEAs.-6S bushels very good on
private terms
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-07

SYDNEY, y. :. W. March 6.-The ministry
of New South Wales has been defeated GA
the question Of protection and has resigsed.
sir Henry ParAes will form q iree-trade
cabinet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-07
rse eo,a-rsver Increases.

eAs Francisco, March 6.-The gold ex'
cstsment In Lower California rear Ense-
nass "a Increasing, and many people are
docking from San Diego to the gold'1elds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-07
nArTIMnRE sTncK MAgHEr

PArrfMORE, No. March 6.-Firglnia l0-fTs,
35', Dii DO. 81. U5aiaej, Baltimore and onto
el.rL. u. Northern Central, lsoN.1 = Cincin-
mai. Washington and Baltimore Isis, @s DO
Us. % 80. 3I.. - 'taN p Consolidated ga,
bonds, nov BID, lo stock, b.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-07
MARRIAG 81.

LEARY-PATrON.-M at St Paul {
church. "wednesday. February =, 1883, az SD p
NJ. ANNIE LEARY and JAdES DODDRIDGE
kfT~TnH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-07
rLorR.
COTTON REPORT

We quote. Fine sl59,sl7s supsraas. sl75s
sa.25; extra, sl5)Asl75; family, siAtl5l patens
family country, SL75ata,xo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-07

WASHINGTON, harea 6.-Tha Senate sim
ply met, and, on motion OF Mr.. Allison, adj
iourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-07

The Democrats holding big positions are all
feeling a friue blue. They would all hav" been
Fure III their places Tor another term II the Mug
,vumDs haI not captured Cleveland. This Is the
feeling among nearly al Of iuem, but OF course
they are rot saying 10 lu public There - Hoi
going GO le auy muEWumpery ABOUT Harrison 3
Administration % Ulaiue IS Co. can hclpl H. The
fI-spllch ,Crros pond .uf talked with many OF the
sew YcfA mon VINO came 10 tnc inauguration,
and 0oarly au Of them said that the sentiment
iu their State Kaa that the machine must rule
they are rcd-h0t blame men, and look 10 MIN 10
oo nus.nes- ira the old style, mad II any now
tangled r.vii-servico monkey notions are 10 pre-
WI lhnE uiOlnee y ralsa row.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-07
NORFOLK PEANUT sAggSE

Nxxca e--Nsrzss steady and quiet spanish
nave advanced has there Is No sp<,ial demand.
slock Is gradually comlax IN nom no eoantry.
pr,me. &C.. extra primo, sc taney, ake. con-
mou. y. sskc shssied - a5hc.. SPANISH. =.
factory hand picked. eszAe