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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-13
MARTINSBURG.
Delegation Of Citizens to Wait on B. a o.
Onicnls a street Railway for Martins

Delegation of Citizens to Wait on B. %.
Onicials a street Railway for Martins
burg.
spsciai Isi.grlu. 70 NJ. Register.
MAErlN>BuEG. W. VA, March "A
large delegation OF leading business and
professional men of this city visited
baltimore to-day by appointment 10
wait upon President Mayer, OF the h.
A. %. railroad. aud the Board OF Trade OF
that city. 90 discuss the contemplated
changes AT MartiuSburg by said com
pauy. Mr.. j. W Bishop, wholesale
merchant, was chairman of the delega-
ti0u.
The city Council has granted the ap.
uiicatiou Of Hon. Geo. NJ Bowers and
Stuart W Walker. Esq, 20 construct
aud operate "a street railway in Martins
burg. The contract is 20 be- awarded at
once The Council was given Sumptu
ous entertainment after the passage OF
the ordinance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-13

HARRISBURG, PA, March le.-The
nil making eight hours days labor in
pennsylvania institutions under con
troll Of the State, passed hnally IN the
Senate today.
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rraln Rnhher. Convicted.

Prrr>BrRG, PA, March i2.-For ?
year past every freight train that passes
through Foxburg on the PittSburg and
Western branch road has been found To
be minus valuable freight c0RSignmenlS:
several arrests were made, but no light
was thrown on the robberies until four
youths. named Richard Monroe, Robert
Sloan. Alfred Davis and Dick Gearing
were placed in Jail and finally confessed.
Asa result of the confession Conductor
Firker>on. who had been once arrested,
tried. cleared aud re!nstated in position
VAS again arrested. and when con-
fronted by the boys broke down.
lie confessed that lie carried the
manifestS and directed the gang to
break open only the most valuable pack
ages and that they had secured many
thousand dollars worth in A years time
L pon information Jesse Jones ana Bert
Graham. brakemen, and Il yard man
asmed Rupert, all Of FoXburg, have been
arrested. aud several more are being
looked for. but have disappeared.
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senator Hearst's Body.

SAN FRANcIsco. March l2.-The
funeral train bearing the remains Of the
late United States Senator Geo. Hearst
arrived here at noon to-day.
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The Trinidad" LOST q

CARDIFF. March l2.-lt is reported at
Sew Sor6 that tAS StSA&sy TCtUidad
has been lost and all the cFeW dFoWRed
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Berrfurth's Resignation Rumored.

BERLIN, March l9.-lt is reported
that Herr HerrfLrth, Minister Of the
Interior, has rendered his resignation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-13

NEW YORK. March l2.-Nathan NJ.
Berk, alias BerkOwitz, wanted in Akron
O.. for perjury, is under arrest in TINS
city.
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"Mr President:-ThiS letter refer, to
myself, and | wished il read Ia the audi
ence and then to make personal cNpla-
nation. 1t has been alleged that rer.
tain time in Kansas had said that tL,.
poverty Of the farmers was so great
that they could not AFFORD To- w,,r
socks, aud that was living eNau,ul.
SO FAR aS | am concerned, there is uo
truth in the story. The statement uriy
mated from the brain Of a R.publlea,,
editor in Kansas. My constituent.
knew all about me, and took orca.ion
to deny the yarn. IL is true that
owing TO the high tariff some of the
farmers could not afford 10 wear sock.
and We were in the same position
~ was Napoleon during the time b.. AZ.
tempted TO cross the frontier o. attack
the Austrian army ic was withouf
arms, and when asked where he Thought
he could get them, said. Take them
from the Australians.
THE man who was against ma. v,s D.,
representative OF the silk stoekin..
aristocracy, better known As Prime,
Hal. AT the time of the election told
my people that ! expected to get "a.
other fellows socks, and not only did
get them, but got his shoes a> well
81 want to say that
10 Nuw WEAR SOCKS.
aud put them on after the drfcatnl
ingalls,, which ! bcllcy. was the begin.
ming of an era which marked thr tin,.
when the humbest can wear socks. and
the people who sustain the government.
some of whom are my constituents.
should wear the very best. deem Do
necessary To explain To- thc proplr of
Maryland the much yrNrd question "a
socks. just no~ am unable to drt.,
mine which has given me q greater rrpu
tatiun, my feet ur my head
This speech was greeted with loud
applause, after which thr bu-inr-. uf
the convention went ON a~ before.
The morning call., 1891-04-03
COMMERCIAL CONGRESS
Called to Secure Opinion as to the
Needs of the West.

Called to Secure Opinion as to the
Needs of the West.
The First Western States Commercial
Congress will meet at Kansas City April
18th, and will be in session five days, from
the 14th to the 18th inclusive. Papers will
be presented by men of distinction and ma
tional reputation upon the following sub
jects submitted by the Executive Committee
fur general discussion: General business
and agricultural depression-cause and REM
edy; legislation as affecting commerce,
transportation and finance; transportation
and improvement of waterways - lake,
gulf AID Pacific ports; markets for West
ern products free coinags, metallic money
and paper currency; promotion of manu-
featuring interests; irrigation of arid lands !;
uniform commercial laws; taxation; West
ern mineral lands and their development :;
Immigration ana settlement of unoccupied
lands: cause and effect of business COM
binalions and trusts; reciprocity and inter-
national trade extension; Federal and
State statistics; the Indian question and
opening of Indian lands.
The circular calling for the congress says:
The official resolutions so clearly set forth
the scope and purposes of the congress that
it is necessary only to add few explana-
tory words. The congress Will be partisan
ia no sense, the origtnatOrS recognizing the
same high patriotism in all Americans, ir-
respective of political affiliations, believing
all TO be imbued with an equal loyalty to
their country and its best interests. No
party questions will be permitted to be in
jected into the proceedings of the congress.
The Republicans of the North and the
Democrats of the South may here unite in
the discussion Of and action upon questions
affecting the welfare of ali, and there is no
doubt that the Western States Lave kindred
interests and common ties that should bind
them close together, and that there should
be unity and harmony of effort in promot-
ing the financial, commercial, Industrial,
agricultural and other interests of these
thirty-three great Western States and Ter
ritOrieS.
A general citizens committee has been
appointed in Kansas City to perfect all
necessary arrangements for the convenience
and comfort of the delegates. The congress
will convene at 10 o'clock in the morning
and o'clock in the afternoon daily. The
Committee on Transportation has asked
that the railroads furnish the delegates with
round-trip tickets at a single fare.
The First Western States Commercial
Congress, it will be apparent, affords I'M
usual opportunities for the intelligent.
earnest and practical discussion of economic
and progressive measures. Such meeting
must command attention and inspire men
who are sensible of the responsibilities rest
ing upon them to devote the necessary time
for conference upon many of the great
economic problems which engage the ate n
ton of the people.
The morning call., 1891-04-03

crowd with Miss Blo0g0rze on my arm, L
duly arrived at the table, aud proceeded to
scramble for anything eatable or drinkable,
in the customary manner l observed tnat
there was no new or extra waiter, so tile
one whose part l had so OPPORTUNITY played
must have forgotten all about his engage
ment, or met with an accident-Or some
thing.
The head waiter was as busy as bee,
and didn't observe me. But l was deter
mined he should.
Waiter" said I, in a subdued but pain
fully distinct voice, and leaning well over
the table, give me another plate, please;
this one is not clean"
Our eyes met-the fantastic vision on the
stairs was not a nightmare, after all. He
trance obeyed me mechanically and as one in
saw his arriving plate-washer actually
standing before him, in social company
with one OF the prettieSt ladies in the room,
and he looked like man trying 10 unravel a
mystery.
As / grasped my hosts hand on leaving
that night, l beckpned to my stricken friend,
the waiter, who was standing near looking
on with puzzled expression, and whispered,
"Please fetch my coat and hat-theyre IN
the kitchen" Ny host to whom | had
been recounting the joke, fairly roared at
the walters discontinue.
The latter staggered away, and soon re-
turned with my belongings, which he
helped me to put on without speaking
word
Then l fshed out two halter owns and put
them iuto his trembling hand. exclaiming
with well-feigned soemuity. Give these to
that nice-lookiug young plate-washer of
yours, with my compliments. Goodnight"
But the joke was yet to be capped Yet
true it was, and perhaps you will hardly
believe it, but when put my hand in my
coat pocket to get my pipe and pouch, |
found dainty little billet-doux from the
cuok.-Spare Moments.
The morning call., 1891-04-03
CUSTOMS SCANDAL.
An Employe Tries to Steal a
Quantity of Opium.

Some one in the employ of the Customs
service is not very much hampered by a
strict conscience, If the recent revelations
In the Appraisers Department turn out as
Collector of the Port Phelps says they will.
Last Wednesday the discovery was made
that regularly entered consignment of
opium had been tempered with, and part of
the drug extracted from the cans and fine
coal-dust substituted. The consignment
was to A. Borel & Co., and arrived by the
Pacific Mail Company's steamer Oceanic.
The amount extracted is valued at several
hundreds of dollars. After search it was
found concealed in another part Of the
"opum-room, and had evidently been Sc
GREETED to await favorable opportunity to
carry it away.
Since no one not actually in the employ
of the Government is allowed in the ''opium-
room the guilt rests upon the shoulders OF
some civil service employe. Collector
Phelps says he knows who he is. and it is
rumored that a warrant is already sworn
out for bis arrest. There are also rumors
OF changes to be made in the force of in
SpectUrS and seaTcherS,
The morning call., 1891-04-03

Bags 36@D3Sc.
oIL-Californla Castor OIL, in cases. is quotable
at No. l. -; No. 2, cases, 81 10. bb,s soc (manu-
facturers' rates.; Eastern do. 81 81 California Lin
seed, bbs, q gall, boiled. zoe; raw. 57t5c q gall:
cases, 242o more. Cocoa, IS 965c r. GALL China Nut,
67I2@17Oc 2 gallon; Eastern Linseed Ulls Dbs,
Sac; do raw 81 12c q gaon Lard Oil, bbls, ~ l2c;
cases, soc p gallon.
PETROLEUM Starlight. la1sc q gal: Downer's
2719c q gallon; Astral. 10 Lac; 1872 Elaine 2jc
Pearl. 1870: Water White, refined, bulk, lie;
Headlight 175o, cases, 23c; Mineral Illuminating
5000, 25c in cases: Standard, 1lO' fire test lie =
gallon In cases tcaps IL faucets and 13c in bulk
GASOLINE. ETC.-6So Benzine, bulk 1890 . gal {;
cases, l9c; 74o Gasoline. bulk 141c; cases. zoe $50
Gasoline, bulk csc; cases, 2ac p gal.
WHITE LEAD-luOted at SG1SLac p 10.
TURPENTINE-Quoteda at SIC d gallon.
COAL-ln another part of this issue will be found
an account OF strike at one two OF the Seattle
mines. Prices for all kinds remain unchanged.
SUGAR-rhe California Sugar Refinery quotes
as follows terms net cash: Cube. Crushed,
Extra Powdered and Fine Crushed all $3.50 . 10;
Dry Granuated, &c; Coufectioners' A, 57sc; Extra
G, &c; Golden G. 4s4c q ID Bags. 14c more than bbs
The American Refinery quotes as follows. terms
net cash: Extra Fine Cube, Crushed, Fine Crushed
and Powdered, 6Ssc e. Id; Extra tlne Powdered,
csc: Dry Graduated, &c; Xxx do. &C; Confec-
TONERS A. 57sc: White Extra g, 5ssc; Extra G, Sc;
old a
The morning call., 1891-04-03

Supervisor Burling is still confined to his
room, and was not able to preside at the
meeting of the Street Committee yesterday.
Supervisor jackson occupied the chair in his
stead. In response to petition of prop
erty-owners to have Laguna street swept be-
tween Turk and Eddy, the Superintendent
of Streets was requested to see that the work
is done, according to the terms of contract
now in existence. Supervisor Wilkinson no.
titled the committee that the board had been
served with notice to abate the TROUT
pond nuisance. complained of by Z. w.
Burr, at the corner of Broadway and Frank
lin street. The committee decided not to
take any action in the matter at present.
The morning call., 1891-04-03

other machinery and general merchandise
ing; TO raise stock and purchase. sell, lease
and license patents and patent rights. The
lncorporators are Frederick Hatsmap.
Charles @. Shattuck, Otto tum SUDDEN, Hart
ley Q. Williams, of this city, and William
A. Woods of Santa Cruz. The capital stock
Of the company is S10,o00.O00 Of which but
$500 has been subscribed.
The morning call., 1891-04-03

The Twenty Annual Convention OF
the Young Mems Christian Associations
will be held in Kansas City, NO., May 9th
to 10th. Quite number of delegates to the
convention will go from this city and State.
A special excursion will be run from San
Francisco to Kansas CITY, Mo-. and all
points East, under the direction Of the San
Francisco ASSnciatinn.
The morning call., 1891-04-03
San Franciso Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are
as follows:
BEEF-Flrst quality 615@7c; second quality,
bI5616c; third do, 4d35c.
VEAL-Large. 6@l7e; small Calves. 1880.
NUT TON-W others, $40 lac: Ewes, S99c.
SPRING LAMB-I0012Iac p 10.
PoRK-Live Hogs. 5G951sc q 10 for heavy hard
granted, and 5ss955sc for light average do; stock
Hogs 4IL0i 3isc Z, Ii: dressed do S6D9c a ID
The morning call., 1891-04-03
Funeral of Harrv Hunt.

The remains Of Harry Hunt, son of Super
visor d. d. Hunt, were inferred in the
Masonic Cemetery yesterday afternoon.
From the family residence at 30S Fifth
street the remains were removed to ST.
Patrick's Church, where the services were
conducted by Rev. Father Duffy. There
were many beautiful floral offerings. The
place by many friends of the bereayed
family
The morning call., 1891-04-03
New York Markets.

NEW YORK. April 1.-The stock market after
the first hour to-day was dull, with slight yielding
in quotations In the afternoon the bears attacked
the list assertions that the Governor OF Nebraska
had signed the Maximum Freight Bill, aud that the
italian Minister would sail Saturday. St. Paul.
Rock Island aud Burlington yielded nearly per
cent each, but other losses we're Insignificant The
market closed dull and fairly steady, with final
changes generally at slight losses. Sugar. however,
is up 2ss Governments firm. Petroleum-May
closed at 1880.
NEW YORK, April 2.-Unted States Bonds, as
1914; AVS, 102; Northern Pacific, ~; Canadian
Pacific, 77s4 Central Pacific, 291a; Union Pacific,
As; Atchson, 2734; Wells-Fargo. lao; Western
Union. sol4; Silver, 9s1sc; Sterling, 81 ss1s@4 So
NEW YORK. April 2.-wheat, cash. =; May.
81 1855.
F1our-Firm.
Cofee-hay, SIT So.
Sugar-43s@iss
Hops-Pacfc Coast 22930c.
Hldes-131ac.
Copper-Lake, $l3 20.
Tin-Spot $50 IS.
Lead-Domestic, 81 321a.
Iron-Sl4.
Petroleum-Nay, 1880.
The morning call., 1891-04-03
IN YOUTH.

- oNG since she was "a darling"
Or "a daisy" or "a lamb:
And often she said earnestly
IA She wouldn't be "a clam"
She was also called "a dumpIlng"-
If my mind miSeads me not
Sometimes she'd say al am y. XII
You bet lead the lot"
And then ''beaut" found her.
Abbreviated truth
But when she'd be "way up in G +"
was puzzled youth.
Then she was great" she told me
l doubt not this was right,
And then she said, and tossed her head
That she was "out OF sight"
love her still, though daily
Through wondering, am yeNed
With anxious care, Just what or where
My dear one Will be next.
Washington Post
The morning call., 1891-04-03
HARBOB FRONT.
EnIargIng Fishermen's Wharf and I'm
proving East Street.

EnlRrging Fishermen's Wharf and I'm
proving East Street.
At meeting of the Harbor Commission
erS yesterday afternoon the petition of the
Italian fishermen that their wharf be en-
larged was referred to Engineer Manson
with instructions to make plans to run the
pier-head out 40 feet farther into the bay.
This will make the total length of the wharf
800 feet and will give accommodation for
many more fishing smacks.
The Engineer was also instructed to make
plans and specifications for the building Of
a bulk-head and the filling in and paving of
East street. from Howard to Folsom.
Bills amounting TO S15, 1858 20 on the Har-
Dor Improvement Fund were approved.
The morning call., 1891-04-03
THE STOCK MARKET.

Stocks continued tame yesterday and prices
showed no fluctuations worthy OF remark
Local securities were dull, with an advance in
San Francisco Gas TO $50
The Umpire Mining Company OF Jackson County,
Oregon is assessed &c, delinquent May 4th sale day
May 23d.
The Haua Plantation Company has declared a
dividend of 25c, payable to-day.
Assessments Pending.
The morning call., 1891-04-03
One Mighty Truth.

Far more Immutable than the laws of the Medes
and Persans is this Health is the blessing, price,
less, above all others. Without it who shall sue
ceedF Small ailments, temporary Indigestion, con-
stricton of the bowels a chill. inactivity OF the
Kidneys may, aye, do culminate dlsastrously. Hos
letters Stomach Bitters checkmate these in short
order. Ia
The morning call., 1891-04-03

The preliminary examination of Matthew
Smith, head janitor of the new City Hall,
accused of the murder of Thomas Craig, a
saloon-keeper, was commenced in Judge
Worley's court yesterday No other facts
than those elected at the Coroner's inquest
were brought out and the further hearing
was continued until to- morrow.
The morning call., 1891-04-03
Comprehensive in Its seope,

A corporation that will be known as the
Pacific Coast Gold-saving Company has been
organized in this city for the purpose of pur-
chasing. selling and working mines, water
and rights to water, bitches and fumes
also to manufacture and sell mining and
The morning call., 1891-04-03
English Wheat Marl.et.

LIVERPOOL, April 2.-The spot market is strong
at IS 61ad. Cargoes are higher at 42s Sd for off
coast Al Cd for Just shipped aud AZ for nearly
due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations. April, IS sgd; May, IS 6I2d ;
June, IS 5$4d; July, SIS sgd; August, IS SAD; Sep
TENDER, IS sgd; October IS 41ad.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, April 2. = ConsoIs. SO 1915; United
States Bonds, 4's-12Sh; do, 41as, 10414; Silver,
447sd; Rentes, 95f zoe.
The morning call., 1891-04-03
Hlt Wlth a Beer-GIass.

Frank Gerome, roomer at the st. George
House, on Kearuy street, had lacerated
scalp wound dressed at the Receiving Hos
pital yesterday. He states that stranger
struck him with beer-glass in saloon on
Kearny and Jackson streets.
The morning call., 1891-04-03

ing and meeting-hall, or to be invested and
A hall will probably be built as the Dr.
rectOis Of the society have decided to incor-
porate and raise an additional $50, 600 for a
building fund
The morning call., 1891-04-03

Take local train to Center street Station. Oak
land, TO attend the auction sale of choice residence
property, Saturday April4, 1891, at O'Clock P. NJ
by William j. Dingee, auctioneer.
The morning call., 1891-04-03
The scntch-Irish Society.

Alexander Montgomery, President of the
Scotch-Irish Society of California. has given
the society $4,000 to be devoted to build
The morning call., 1891-04-03

THE WEEKLY CALL ccntains more
reading matter Tor the price
than any publication in Amer
lea; ST. IS pc year; postpaid
The morning call., 1891-04-03

Guardian of Hex Husband.
Margaret Johnson has asked to be ap-
pointed guardian of her insane husband,
who has an estate valued at SO 900.
The morning call., 1891-04-03
Shipping Notes

The Oceanic took out a treasure list of $s2 99S,
consisting of sl7,6O0 in Fine Silver, s59,291 in
Mexican Dollars, and S7l07 in Gold Coin.
The morning call., 1891-04-03

Don't cheat ycssseER
out Of a good saoke by
taking q poor 3m1 tatton
for the genuine Seal OF
North Carolina Plug
Cut Tobacco.
fax ao1 On On
The morning call., 1891-04-03

o51s; July, 81 OaM. Rye quiet at ss1ac. Bar
ley firm at zoe.
onIcAeo, April 2.-wheat, cash. 81 o5.
Corn-633sc.
Pork-s12 62H.
Lard-$6 80.
RIbs-S5 95.
Whisky, 81 16.
Fine silver.
Quoted at CSC p ounce.
Mexican Dollars.
Quotable at 7s@7s1ac.
New York Exchange.
New York Exchange. $50 for sight drafts and zoe
for Geographic.
Sterling Exchange.
The morning call., 1891-04-03

MORNING SALES.
Board-sl000 Contra Costa Water Bonds, 100; 30
Preside X so.
AFTERNOON SAFES
Board-15 Pacific Gas Imp. 49, $50 Gaslight,
so; 20 Y Water. 93I4.
The morning call., 1891-04-03
Chicago Mar ct

CHICAGO, April 2.-At the close of the market
Wheat was firm. Cash. 81 04@l 05; May, 81 05@
The morning call., 1891-04-03
Sterling Exchange.

Bankers sight drafts, 81 ss1a BANKERS slIty-day
bills, 81 S6%.
The morning call., 1891-04-03

THURSDAY, APT
s.mr Coos Bay, Leland, Wilmington: Goodall,
Perk & Co.
Nic s:mr Costa Elca, Mcintyre Nanaimo; R Duns-
muir & Sons.
stmr oceanic, Smith, Yokohama aud Hong Kong;
q Il q s Co.
Ship Columbia, Nelson Port Angeles; JohnRosen-
feid's sons.
Bark Henry Buck, Miller, Seattle; Oregon I'M
proYement Co.
Bark Sea King, Pierce, Port Angeles; r Dunsmulr
& Sons.
Br BARK Pitcairn Island. Cornwen. oueenstOwnj
GiryIn, Baldwin Il Tyre.
Brig VIM g IRWIN. Mccullough Honolulu;
SpreckelS IL Bros.
The morning call., 1891-04-03
sun AND TIDE .
sHIFrl,4 l>T1LltsENcE-

for late Sl,.p3asf IHfrt ssscs hig6et Pag<
Arrived.
The morning call., 1891-04-03
COMMERCIAL HOTEL.

Mrs C Sims & ch L Ange c Matsen, olinas
A Cont, Black DiamondiJ Hinton, Martinez
ID Cont. Blk Diamond - Migiias, San Jose
L Giate, Point Reyes I Murray, Victoria
CayernettL l. Angeles johnson. Benicia
Giavinazzl Soedad NJ Theron, Alameda
ID NJ Reicl, stockton @ q Smith, Pasadena
Olena Clayton 7 S Brew Crockett g..
L S Belden, Berkeley j ID Bell q WI, S Gregoria
Stewart Boliuas ID Bell, Lake Honda
Buhiiage, Tres Pines n NJ Moulton, Healdsbrg
James Rankin, Martinez Mrs Duolan, Yichy SprSs
The morning call., 1891-04-03

Stmr Oregon, Polem1n, hours from Portland
via Astoria Al hours; pass and mdSe to Union ia
cihc Railway Co.
Stmr West Coast, Gerne IT hours from Noyoi
lumber ETC., To Fort Bragg Redwood Co.
Stmr Gipsy. Plunmer. * hours from Santa Cruz,
produce, to Goodall, Perkins Il Co.
Stnr Walla walia, Wallace, 81 hours from vit-
tOra. etc ;paSs and mlse To GoOdall, Perkins %.
stmr Humboldt. lessen. 90 hours from Eureka;
pass and mdSe. TO Searles n stone
Schr Lila and Matte MattsOn, % hours from Al
bion; l55 NJ II lum 1er, to II Wetherbes
Schr Maxim, Peterson, 81 hours from Caspar; 100
NJ II lumber. to CisDar Lumber Co.
Schr Mary LeseO, Lonies IL hours nom Fort Ross !
o. cords wood, to order.
The morning call., 1891-04-03
MeXlCdu DOAiafS'
ouotable at 7s@7s1ac.

Fine Silver.
Quoted at CSC p ounce.