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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-08-28
ci0fhiRnI

McLain Bros. have just receiv,
ed a big lot of men and boys
CLOTHING of the very latest
patterns. These goods we're
bought with view of pleasing
our customers, and will he
sold at prices that defy COM
petition. See them before you
buy.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-08-28
Martjn's 6estou,o,t

viii open to,day. Meals served
at any hour day or night. The
hest the market affords. Don't
fail to call around when in the
city. T. Y. NARrrs.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-08-28
No Resnectnr of Persons.

On last Sunday morning Mayor
LANG violated the city ordinance
by hitching his horse to the court
house fence. In few moments
officer Roberts had the team in
CHARGE and levied the usual dollar
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-08-28
New 20 ice.

Ex>Sheriff Marshall has been
filing Officer Savage's place dur
ing his absence. He carries the
billy with as much ease asif he'd
be IN at it all his life.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-08-28
No Mistake.

Dress Goods, latest shades, %
per cent less than regular prices
ut Horsley & Killen's.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-08-28
cLnfhinoI cLothm0L

The best suits Tor IS, $40, SIS
and $40 in the city at Horsley &
Killen's.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-08-28
fod,es Fine Shoes.

You can get what you want in
Ladies Fine Shoes at Horsley d
Killen's.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-08-28
.OlE Goods Are
Without Parallel

n, N Ine markets and stores of men.
b "e so. on the principle that every
0 %,ga Il makes a buyer, and SO we
s puI frstclass goods, and nothing
' :, e On our shelves, and sell them
" " nSures thai are lower than 9th
o % want to make. We will prove
, Ya the most liberal dealers
~ ever spent money with.
o w. TURNER.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-08-28
49,
Hosiery.

/ shall show you the best line Of
the season. Styles new, prices far.
J. W. TURNER.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-08-28
Attractions ct Davis 9 Locke s

Attractions ct Davis & Locks's.
GlOfhin6 of every grade, size and
0A0'"ino price for Fall and Winter
Hats OF latest styles end lowest
- ~" prices.
Shoes of best grades and best
TmhrnIlaS from 75cts. to $500
OM"lVAi00 Gold and silver heads.
Sc9rfC that will make you dizzy.
"0"iA' The nobbiest line ever
brought TO this city. Don't look at
them unless you're prepared to buy.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-08-28
DIAMOND
BARGAINS

Every bargain We offer bears the
Ilne relation to ordinary so-calle5
@rgalns that Il Diamond does to
0Iacr stores. 1t is the king and
yulei OF all. Some dealers chli,ten
Iytnlng as a "bargain" and trls5
Inc name TO sell is. Our bar
salns are genuine in name and ma
", ,are' and beat all bargains ever
u, G'ered' The parallel lines show
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-08-28
Ulr Perpendicular


They are straight every time.
Iggri-ht, that's the word for EN-.
We don't want all we could get
but enough to make an honest
profit and as little as possible 50
that the buyer may come back to
u.s. Our prices are all right. The
diamond stands for
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-08-28
NEII MARKE'I..

We havepurchas-
ed the entire inter
est Of J. A. Bishop
in the Lee Street
Market, and propose
torun one ofthe best
beef markets in the
state.
The finest tender
est beef and best
pork and sausages
WILDE kept always
on hand. Asking"
for a liberal share }
your patronage nd
promising satisfAc-
ton, we are,
Yours &c.
.LaWhon 4 Palmer.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-08-28
STILL KICKING.

am still at the same cid stand,
with head up, to meet the wants oil
the good people in my line. I've
been somewhat inclined lately to
90 out of the grocery business en-
tirely, ana make liquors a speciality,
but | could not do so without max
ing some sacrifice, and besides some
of my customers and friends desire
me to hold on to the grocery trade,
which | have decided to do, hands
ling the BEST and FRESHEST gro
,ceries 10 be fouad in the city; and
selling at prices always at the bot
tom, ] expect to hold things down.
LIQUORS, BEER
w. IA. n. B.
we keep the best,
And viii not be undersold by any
one in the quality Of my goods,
keeping everything cEoIcE, cooT.
and NICE. You will fnds Mr..
Mathews smiling face behinn the
bar, always ready to wait upon all
customers. NJ. Z MINIS.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-08-28

| have everything that is good.
Prices as low as First-Class Goods
can be sold. sell nothing but
the best Goods. Everything I
sell is guaranteed to be the VERY
BEST.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-02
WASHINGTON MATTERS.
Bonds-Debt Observation-Disclosures APP
pointcd-Relieved from Duty--Indians.
ny ielorranh 10 the Dispatch.l

WASHINGTON. October The bond Of
ferings to-day aggregated Sils,Gj0. All
accepted at 127 for 4's and l05 . for as
The debt statement issued to-day shows
the decrease of the national debt during
September to have been Sl3,Gs5, 0W.2j (;
decrease since June 30, 1889, SG,59i ,090.49;
total cash in the Treasury, SG37 $40, 53O.Gl; ;
total interest-b bearing debt, SS72, SOP, 26l.Sl;
total debt of oil kinds, ~, 6}6, as, s6s.s2;
debt less available credits, 81 ,070 055,5 0.96 {;
legal tender notes outstanding, $500 -
Ol6: certificates of deposit outstanding
SIS 30 600; gold certificates outstanding.
$ll6,675. $40; silver certificates outstand-
ing. S27G6l9,7l5: fractional currency,
S6.9l5, Gg0.47.
Twenty appointments of postmasters are
announced today. OF these one was re-
appointed of the other nineteen yacan-
cies were created 10y removal. Only one
was sOuthern-Jesse II. Cant. at Cleveland,
Tenn, rice James L. Surguine, removed.
Secretary Tracy rather unexpectedly
Yesterday relieved Captain Shepard from
the command of the KearsaTge (Which
sailed for Hayti this morning. carrying
Minister Douglass and replaced him by
Commander W. II. Whiting. No cXplana-
ton is furnished at the Navy Department
for the change. Secretary Tracy denies
that Captain Shepard refused TO sail with
Minister Douglass. and the understanding
is that the relief grew out Of difficulty
concerning cabin accommodating.
Secretary Proctor has received a letter
from Governor Fowle of North Carolina,
Directing in very decisive terms 10 the
transfer of Chief Geronimo and his band of
Apaches from their present location at Mt.
Vernon Barracks. Ala, to the tract of land
in North Carolina. The Secretary said this
morning that Governor FOwle has inform
ed him that he would reach Washing
ton to-day and talk over, the matter
personally. The Secretary also intimatcd
that the department will probably take
no immediate steps towards the transfer
in view Of the neaIness Of the session Of
Congress. during which the case VIII I'M
doubtedly be discussed He added that
he had been told by medical officers Of the
army that it would be exceedingly danger
GUS to move the Indians at this time of the
year. owing TO their extreme susceptibility
TO lung-disease. They have become well
acclimated to Mt Vernon, and the sudden
change Of climate might be too much for
tbafr haaltb
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-02
OUR FARMERS ALIVE.
THE FIFTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF
THE SHENANDOAH SOCIETY.
a Splendid DispIny-The Ladies' Depart
mcnt--Tine CattIe-The
Races, &c.
lsnncl.l tolerram % ths pIapatch.I

WooDsTocK, VA, October 1.-The She
nandoah County Agricultural Society
opened its fifth annual exhibition here to-
day. with fair weather and fair attend
ance. Greater interest than ever before
was shown by the county people IN the eX-
hibits, and the home products of the farm,
garden. and household were not only nu-
merous but OF very creditable quality.
The ladies' department, which has a ways
been unexceiled. again stands at the front.
A distinctive feature OF this department
this year is the splendid and large display
Of household plants and flowers, which
alone is worth a visit 80 the grounds.
Every vegetable product of the farm and
the garden is on hand. In live stock
there IS the usual display Of hne-bred
county and imported horses.
The sheep, pig, and poultry department
Is full. and fine herds Of Devon, HOlsteln,
Jersey, and Durham cattle are objects of
great interest. In fact every department
evidences the fact Of the increased interest
Of the county people in their exhibition,
and the result is one Of which they may
feel proud.
There we're two very pretty races. war
rem Chief, the three-ycar-Old owned by VI.
G. Robinson. of Warren county, won the
colt race in 3:o2 The winner Is sired by
Shenandoah. county horse. The farm
ers race was won by Rose, owned BY
Grubbs, Of Warren.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-02
W HERE DREss CoUNrs.

It's no use-pant and varnsh can "touch up"
the coach. bu, a rusty" livery Ia past reiemp-
ton. The styles change. too. A twelve months
old rig IS "lame" beside those Of this season.
and you don't want an elegant turnout spoiled
all by a carelessly-attired coachman
The old residents hero know We carry tho only
complete line OF Reaiy-Made Livorlos in this
section. We just want to say to them that the
new styles arc In, together with some novelties
In Coach Trsppings that they'll ind lots OF use
for.
DeJwdntSs into Richmond social circles we
want to invite especially to see what we carry
for q eoppiete line. You won't have servant in
your service-either outdoor or indoor-tha we
can't uniform as he should be and at a moments
notice. Anybody that's got the idea that our
Livery Department is "nalrow-gauge affair
makes a mistake.
We carry the Coach Coats with Trousers to
match or Bedford Cords; Buffers Suits, Bell
Boys Uniforms. proper "Full Dress " for dining
room use, sc. Hats, Gloves, and Boots for tho
box. at full lin. OF regulation furnishing re-
quisites for all
There are certain arbitrary rules Of dress
that govern the servants world, aad they
must be observed or It's noticeable. We know
what. correct-and can supply lt-in every de-
tail
We've just nported-erc'psiceg aud d'reci
from Brnbaum & Son. OF london, a line Of
Cosch Robes in colors to match the liveries.
They are perfectly waterproof aud comforta-
ble-a novelty. We are the only house in Rich
mond that have them-but youn take to ON
for they're seryiceabe and drape the front Of
tina carriage 80 richly.
II you've bought liyeres before our prices will
agrceabIy surprise you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-02
THE FREpeRIcKseURe exAlBIT.
4 Good Display ard Fine Races.
fSpecial telegram to the Dlspatch.l


FETDERIcKsRuRG. Va, October THE
third annual fair Of the Rappahannock
Valley Agricultural and Mechanical So
clcty opened here to-day under the most
favorable auspices. The weather was de-
lghtful and. considering the first day, the
attendance was very large. The exhibits
are exceedingly fine. especially those Of
the stock, which surpass any OF previous
years.
The racing to-day was very close and
exciting and resulted as follows;
First race-half mile dash--was won by
Asp. owned by &. +. Boulware. with Myr-
tie. owned by Thomas Clarke. a close
second. with Brown Dick, owned by +. d.
Moncure, last
Second race-best two in three, mile
hcats-was Won by No Name, owned by D..
b. Colbert There were two other entries,
but they were dstanccd in the second
heat.
Third ace.-In this race there were six
starters, and betting became SPIRITED. Inc
distance was half-mile heats and best two
in three. II was Won by Seed Tick, with
Boy. owned 10y DUFF Green. a close second.
At the start two Of the horses were unable
to get off and were ruled ont.
The fourth and last race was the most
exciting. and good deal of money
changed hands on it. II was mile dash
over eight hurdles. Page Nelson, owned
bv S. 4. Arrandale. was the fayorte. bet
ting being three to one. The starters were
Page Nelson, Forest King and Nancy
Jane. Forest King won by nearly two
lengths.
The races tomorrow promise TO be ex-
cecdingly interesting
The trains this evening have greatly
augmented the list Of arrivals, and the
prospect for the largest crowd eyer IN at
tendance IS very encouraging.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-02
An Effort to Corner Pork.

CHICAGO, October THE rumOrs of cor
ner in October pork which have been flying
around for several days had a certain color
given them this morning. when Attorneys
Brisbee. Aherns, and Decker appeared be
fore Judges Tuley and Collins, in the lat
ter's chamber, and asked for an injunction
to restrain the chief Inspector Of the
Board of Trade and the committee of the
Board of Provisions and Inspections from
issuing certificates declaring pork
packed in October TO be merchantable and
standard. The complainant who asked
for an Injunction was w. $. Wallace,
of the firm of Sawyer, Wallace &
Co.. large New York commission-men
Wallace AYERS that be has contracts for
large amounts of October pork; that un-
der the rule as il now stands pork packed
during this month is not deliverable until
IL has remained in cold storage, and that
the men who have sold the complainant
October pork. being short, are seeking tins
means 10 fill their contracts. On behalf OF
the defendants il is admitted that this pork
must remain in cold storage thirty days.
but they contend that it il deliverable on
contracts, and declare that to rule other
wise would inhict hardship on the
"shortsn because the complainant is run
ming corner in October pork. The Judges
took the matter under adyisement,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-02
RAILROAD AFFAIRS.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE sEAeoARp
AND ROANOKE COMPANY
Sotton-Snictde-- Deaths - Nrar,,ase.-.<a.
va Notes--A Farmer shot
and Killed.
Special telegram 20 tho ni,nn,ch. 3,

NORFOLK, Va, October THE annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Sea-
board and Roanoke Railroad Company was
ncio at noon to-day az the Office of the
Iresiocnt IN Portsmouth. Only few
Eookholders came on from Baltimore.
tnoch Pratt. of Baltimore. presided
over the meeting. The annual re-
ports of the officers showed the follow
ing; Gross revenue, %7Go. 9Gl.S5; expenses.
Interest. dividends. &C.. 500 2O6. 62-bal-
auco, 800 1929 The old officers of the
company were reelected, and the following
gentlemen were elected directors: l.. Nc
Lane, x. G. Hoffman. Enoch Pratt, Mon
euro Robinson. Jr., -. y. Gordon. and X.
=. Ticker. The stockholders then adjourn
cd 10 the Atlantic Hotel. where the annual
dinner was served.
The New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk
Iairoad Is understood % be negotiating
with Che holders 81 the first mortgage
bonds 81 the Norfolk southern railroad for
the purchase Of that line. A. receiver has
been asked for It is quite probable the
purchase viii he effected and the Norfolk
Southern built through 10 South Caro-
lima.
Very little North Carolina cotton has
rsnchcd Norfolk AS Yet except from the
South Carolina line Some firms have re-
CCVcd over 5000 bales from that section $50
tar. The receipts OF the port are $500
hnicS day aud increasing. The new Bri,
nsh steamship Port Caroline has arrived
hcrc % load cotton for Europe. Her cargo
VIII he 1000 bales, one Of the largest ever
taken from tins port Tho Port Caroline
is built 20 be converted into a British
cruiser when necessary.
Near Bfanchvillc southampton county.
last Saturday night. q farmer named VII
ham Rose was fred upon while sitting az "A
window Of his residence and Instantly
Killed. % lo0d of buckshOt penetrating his
bead and breast. A negro named ScOg-
yins has been arrested on suspicion OF the
murder
Mrs. Bridget Flynn. charged with steal
ln- @a0 iu Por' ,mouth from Sergeant
N .uLtc-tlr. was tried iu tho Court Of
Hastings TODAY ana acquitted. Hey hus-
band. Arthur Flynn. U.s. now 10 be tined on
The Same charge.
There were sixteen deaths iu Portsmouth
in the month Of September, nine of them
colored.
negro named Burwcn Marshall Is in
jail in Portsmouth for stealing % vessel.
iit broke open the cabin and robbed The
vessel, and then brought her 90 Norfolk
and laid HOY up 90 be- sold.
During The month of September thcr"
Were thlrif-0uo marriages pa Norfolk,
tWeniy-sA lu the county, and eleven M
Portsmouth.
Tic contractors for putting mp the new
pnw-uill 20 cost $50 900 were az the navy
yard to-day looking over the site for the
building
1howork on the foundation for the keel
of Cruiser No. . commenced at the
uavy-yArl this morning. II VIII take
some time o. get the ship and blocks
rndv to begin work, hut there VIII
bc uo st0pp1gc OF delay Of any kind The
material viii commence coming iu thirty
days. when Is large force viii Dee put 90
work IL is confidently expected that by
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-02
ALEXANDRIA HAPPENINGS.
Coloied sentiment Against the Little
Boss--Iniied states District Court sc.
lsn..Inl fnlnrram 20 tho UlanAt,hl

Especial telegram 70 mo blspAt'u-l
ALrxANppIA October The Colorcd In
dependent State Convention met here this
afternoon at the Friends mceting-hou,e.
now used a. d hospital for colorcd people
There We're f0Tty-uine delegates present,
thirtv-threc counties being repre- cnted
either hy person or proxy. A number OF
colorcd people from other States were
present.
The convention was organized by the
election ~ Thomas A. j. Clemens as presl-
dent. George ". Fremont a. secretary, and
Robert Hopkins as sorgcant-at-arms.
RESOLUTIONS were adopted expressing the
dissatisfaction of the colorcd people with
the management Of the Republican party,
the main grievance being that the negroes
were expected To furnish all the votes and
10 get very few OF the offices There Wa
general determination not TO support the
Little Boss" and his ticket al the coming
election.
The Republican CITY and County Com
mittce has fixed on next Friday for holding
ward meetings 10 elect delegates 10 "a con-
venti0n 60 nominate q candidate for The
House Of Delegates, which Will pe hcldneNt
Saturday afternoon at Brio khaven, ia Alex
anlTia county.
A great throng OF Nirginians from all the
counties IN tins ncighboIhOod attended to-
dHy the opening of the United State, Dis
Of ". ". Page. OF King George county, IN
Uicted for robbing the mails, the accused
was discharged, "a verdict of not guilty be
ing rendered ON the first indictment and a
mol, pr0sequ being entered in the other
case.
The grand jury, composed of residents
Of FIVE counties. brought i'm an Indictment
ncaiust W. $ Pitts. Of We-tmorelaud
county. for robbug the United States
mail. They returned the Indictment
against H. G.. Pitts endorsed not 70 true bill.
The case Of W. ". Pitts was set iOrtrlal AT
the January term and Il. c. Pitts was dis
charged.
The Jury returned an indictment against
Charles I'm d4Gs Nelson for the murder of
Sarah j. Mason on thv United States reser-
walton 40 Arlington last May. This case is
set for trial tomorrow. II Is the first ease
of importance which has arisen on the Ar
lngtou reservation since the Common
wealth rchnQushed is jurisdiction of that
tract Of land.
The uneralof Mrs. Mary c. Jackson, of
Northampton county took place at 81.
paups church here to-day. Mr.. Jackson
WAS the mOther-ln-law of Colonel 1. W.
Reid, Of TINS city.
Captain Edward j. Lloyd, one Of the
leading RcadIusters of this place IN the
early part Of this decade, died al his home
here to-day. He was a Confederate sol
der.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-02
DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS.
Meeting of the Committee-O uti *
Appointments so speak.


Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRIA. Va. October l. A confer
once meeting Of the Democratic Central
Committee Of the Alexandria congressional
district and the county chairmcn was held
nj the State Democratic headquarters here
TO-DAY The meeting was not public onS,
bat il il understood that the conduct of
the campaign in each county was
thoroughly discussed and arrangements
made for a complete canvass. The
universal sentiment OF the confer
ence was II the most buOyant character,
and the measures adopted viii assure the
full Democratic vote. There were present
at the conference besides Chairman Bar
bOur and Secretary Scott Hons Henry
Heaton and John Ryan. OF Loudoun; Mr..
G.. 8 Z. Iriplett, of Culpeper; General
W. H. r Lee and County-C hairmen Nude,
Alexander. Love. Thornton, Cooper, bar
bOur. and koan.
The following appointments ior au-
dresses were tonight made pubic by the
Executive Committee:
COLONEL s. T. COLEMAN.
Powhatan, Monday. October 7th.
HON. MARSHALL MCCORMICK.
Spotsylyania. Monday. October 18th.
HON. GEoRoE D. WISE.
Greenesyille. Monday. October 7th.
Mathews. Monday. October l4th.
Newport News, Friday October attn
tnigh).
HON. ". W. FLoURNoY.
Petersburg, Wednesday, October "a
(nlghO
Northampton. Monday. October 4th.,
hing and Queen (special). about October
10Th.
GENERAL EPPA HUNTOs.
Warren, Monday, October 2lst.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-02


BLLrINoRs. October Flour active and firm.
Whest--~outhern quiet sud arm; fUlz. s0asor;
Longberry. o2agoc. western nrm ana higher;
Ne , winter rel. spot. AMI october. 81. Corn
Southern nominal at masgc. western hfm.
Oats quiet and arm western white. Gay -.
de- mixed. 2Ba2ic. Rye nrm at Da.3e Hay
frm; prime % ,hoice timothy. sia0ssit ITO
visions nrm auI quiet Butter active ana nfin
western packed. l5alSc creamery, S'a()c. kgg.
nrm western. pc Petroleum easy relied.
100. Codee steady and quiet. Rio cargoe>' lar,
1890 Sugar steady. soft p. copper lnies
and nrm rrdncd. l0al0Nc freights ~ iisor-
pool per steamer quot: grain, per bu.hel.
jid. Cork for orders q. di. Receipts Flour.
ZOO barrels. wheat 3i,tVO bushels corn.
bushels. shipments Flour, 30 barrels sales
Wheat. $4,000 bushels: corn. iso.pO bushels
81. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS. No. October Flour irm trading
Hight and unchanged. Wheat irregular; No.
red. cash. SIC. October. - .aso'. December.
81 ,aSitc May. SAa.6i,c Corn higher;
No 2 mixed. cash, sgi,c.: October. e9h aelf. e.
Ne. ? each. ~ bid May. gl4c. January.
ls.,a Mm-key steady ~ slO2. Provisions
quiet and worry little doing.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. October Flour easy. Wheat
quiet: No ,, ROD. &c Corn easter; No
mixed. 3d.. oats easier No 2. mixed. s2sxssc.
PORK easter az SlLl0 Lard QUOT ~ sAs'S'
Bulk inents firm. Bacon steady. Whisky &C.
i've and nrm ct sl.02. Hogs lower; common snd
light iaioatL65. packing aud butchers, tA2oA
sLth
WILMINGTON.
WumsGrON. y. G.. October i.-rurpenune
firm AZ 45kr Rosn firm: strained. 75c. good
strained. SO'. Tar nrm az tliA Crude tnrpen-
tine nrm hard, si.M; yellow-dip AMI virgin.
i.2A
LOUISVILLE
L0rIsvirIs. October L--Grain and provisions
unchanged.
NEW YORK COTTON FUrURES
NEW YORK, October Net receipts. N2 bales;
gross receipts. ll61 bales Futures closed
steady sales. $3.50 bales October, fio. 26asl
November s. aOafl0.: December. fah; Janu-
airy. f9qlafi0: February. si0oa0si0Oo; Msrch,
$40 leatl0l3: April. fl0isati9l9, May tlOsls
slO.g5 June, $40. 3laiiM3s: July, sio@asies@
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported FOR tho DispGtch.i
OsroByR Market quiet and steady. sales
reported At fancy grade prices aud On priyate
terms. Prime. o.: extra prime. 5Sc.; fancy.
5s.c.: common, /. age. saellei. Sa5Sc.; factory
hand picked. da7Lc