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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-13
PUBIC SALES.

Thursday. December 18th, 10 Il, m. stock and
farming implements o. Mrs. f. 4. Aiken, near
Earlevllle, Maryland.
Thursday, llecember 18th, ESQ o'clock, p. M,
at hotel IN stanton, real estate OF William IL.
Brackin, ueccased.
Monday, December 18th, 10 a. m, near the
light house, below Now Castle, personal prop
erty Of John w. Ellis.
Monday, Dec-mDe' iTtii, 100 p. M, 20 head
Of cows, on Lu Point farm, near Adams Station,
Chrstinna hundred.
Monday, Dsramhcr 18th, p. IN, horses,
ca tie and crops. Joseph llanby's farm at Car-
croft.
Tuesday, December 18th, Y M, personal
property Ot the late George u. Tybout. by ".
II. Tybout, administrator, on farm between
New Castle and Delaware CITY.
Thursday, December 20th, y, M, at Middle
town Hotel several fRrnls and valuable town
and personal property, by Ellzabcth Williams,
expcItrix OF the late Nathaniel Williams.
tuesday, december 18TH, l0a. m, near Mid
dletown, personal property OF late U. Q.
padley, by q. w. Pndley administrator.
Thursday, December eth, near Della ey's
station, stock and farming implements OF
Samuel lieck, deceased, by Il. II Walton, adj
ninistratOr.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-13
PHIL4DELPHI4 AFFAIRS.

The old receiving ship st. Louis was
turned over by the government Thursday
to the Pennsylvania Naval Reserve, and is
now stationed at Race street wharf.
The Pennsylvania Democracy completed
its campaign organization Thursday
and elected Dallas Sanders chairman. A
convention composed of one delegate from
each division in the city will be held on
the evening of January Sd to nominate
candidates for mayor and magistrates.
Students representing the University of
Pennsylvania and Cornell University will
engage in joint debate in the Academy
of Music ON the evening of March Stb.
The subject is: "ReSolved, That the most
effective means of regulating the liquor
traffic is by the elimination of the element
of private prolits,n
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-13

will be of the greatest advantage to Balti-
more as 1t will place that port SO many
hours nearer the ocean for European
freights which will be saved the Disagree
able and tedious journey around the capes.
Ut is possible also, not remotely 50
either, that the Pennsylvania railroad VIII
see It's advantage in locating grain eleva-
tors at Delaware City, thus cutting. out
baltimore from its present control OF
Western grain
Treasurer William w. Pussy of the
Pussy IL Jones Company, is very much
pleased over the outlook. with the
prospects of deepening the Christiana "a
feet, and of this fine commercial. way
across tho state. this CITY cannot help be-
ing greatly benefited. Either one oil tnein
would help us. But the two together
make the prospects So much tho better"
Numbers OF real estate men were seen:
Ali are delighted over the position OF
affairs and the good outlook 1t affords for
the business future OF the state.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-13
SIR JOHN THOMPSON DEAD.
He Expired at w,ndsor Yester lay, Arter;a

He Expired at Windsor Yester lay, Aftersa
Meeting of the Privy Council at Which
He Was sworn In as Member.
Associated Press Disp tch by special Wiro&
WINDSOR, ENG, Dec. IL, = Sir John
Thompson. the Canadian Prime Minister.
expired at Windsor to-day, after the meet
ing of the Privy Council at which he was
sworn in as member.
After attending the Privv Council meet
ing Sir John adjourned with the ministers
and others to luncheon. Shortly after
this he became suddenly i'll and expired
almost Immediately. DIR, Ellison, one Of
the surgeons in ordinary TO the household
at Windsor, was sent for promptly. but he
was unable to save Sir Johns life.
Up to 4 o'clock this afternoon the Queen
had not been informed of the tragic death
of the Canadian premier. His body has
been removed to one of the principal
rooms of the Clarence Tower at Windsor
Castle, where it awaits the inquest Of the
crown coroner. 1t is presumed that his
death was caused by heart disease.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-13
BAArrm0RE S PnILADELPBIA.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
of that railroad.

of that railroad.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Baltimore d Philadelphia Railroad
Co. was held yesterday AT the Market
street station of the Baltimore d Ohio
railroad.
Directors as follows were elected for the
ensuing year; j. u. Washington of Pitts
burg, William NJ. Candy, William Candy
and Colonel Henry A. du POnt of Will
mington, and Thomas NJ. King, c. g. II.
Bent w. II. Audicks, II. L. Ashhurst and
Theodore rockingham of Philadelphia.
The meeting of the stockholders was
followed by meeting of the directors.
The latter elected the following officers:
President, Thomas NJ. King; Viee-presi-
dent, j. b. Washington General Manager.
Il. b. Campbell; Secretary, John Z. Farra;
Treasurer, W. II. liams; Acting Auditor,
G. w. Buothe.
j. +. Higgins, II. Howard Carver and
l.. I. Layton served as judges of the cleo
ton.
MIR. Washington is secretary of several
railroad lines In the vicinity of Pittsburg.
He was d classmate of Colonel du Pont at
West Point and was the coloneps guest
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. King is the second vice.president OF
the Baltimore q Ohio railroad. He came
here in his private car. the Annapolis.
MIR. Addcks is u Philadelphia lawyer
and the brother OF j. Edward Addicks.
In the board of directors he succeeds
George De b. Keim, deceased,
Mr.. Ashhurst is also Philadelphia
lawyer.
Mr.. Bent succeeds J. Van Smith, who
has become the Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road Company's general superintendent at
| Chicago.
Mr.. Frothingham is vice.president of the
Solicitors Loan and Trust Co., of Phila-
delphia.
Acting Auditor Boothe succeeds w. T.
| Thielin, deceased.
AT noon Messrs. King and Washington
and the Philadelphians left in Mr.. King
| private car for Philadelphia, where they
will attend several railroad meetings.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-13
GREAT COOP to DELAWARE
Prominent Citizens Appreciate the In
land Canal Proiect.


The possibilities of great advantage to
Delaware Of the proposed new inland
waterway by which the Delaware e Chesa-
peake canal will be widened to l7S feet and
he given depth Of 2T feet is fully realized
by leading citizens of Wilmington.
A representative III The GAZETTE
called yesterday at the offices OF both
Senator Gray and Senator Higgins, for all
expression of sentiment. But both those
gentlemen are attending Congress-
Postmaster Moore ssid; If the enact
ment passes as recommended by Secretary
Lamont il will be one OF the biggest things
ever happened for our state. twill mean
big barge trade, an increase of II 100 per
cent, and also ali increase in the coal and
lumber trade. 1t is worth to us in prac
tical way all the recent local railroad pro-
jects we have heard of. | should think
loo, it would do something for us in the
direction of shipbuilding.
Collector OF Port George L. Townsend
at will very probably be of great help to
Delaware City. 1t may be found advan-
!, tageous to make coal shipping port of it.
1t will build up the adjacent region and
greatly benefit st. Georges and Chesapeake
City 1t can't help but benefit the State all
around. 1t is quite possible, should the
project go through all right, that Della,
ware City may be made port OF entry. 1t
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-13
onrRlaE IN 4 elrIzRN.
Tie Vile Treatment to Which Willini
Henry ArgalI Was subjected in Gunt,

The Vile Treatment To Which Willinm
Henry ArgalI Was subjected in 'Guate-
mnIa. H..
Associated Press Dispatch by Spe;l1l Wires.
SAN Francisco, CAL, Dec. 12.-Ihe
stcumer Colin, which arrived from
Panama and way points, brought partlcu
lars on the outrage of William Henry
Argall, IN American citizen, by the
Guatemala government. Argall had the
temeritysto question the authority Of the
Jefc Poli,ico of Guatemala, when the
intter atteinhtcd to steal some land.
ArgalI was thrown into prison for his
aGlncity. While in the penitentiary IN
demanded to see the commandment, and
was bruially beaten by the otli1er III charge
of the prison.
United states Minister Young heard oi
the outrage and demanded the release nl
his countryman. The President of the
Republic has been appealed to and ht
showed his contempt for Americans by
postponing action and keeping Argall i'll.
carcernted for II days. At the end OF tina
time the doors OF Argail's dungeon were
thrown open.
A complaint was formulated and sent on
10 Washington. The result has been tina.
the Imprisonment of Argall has taken III,
shape of AN international lssile,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-13

MIR. Peabody, the Democratic Candidate
for Mayor. Sought to Dance Himself
Into Popular Favor, but His Terpsi-
ohorean Efforts Hal just tho Opposite
Result-A Republican Victory.
BosroN. Mass, Dec. 1.-THE great
Democratic stronghold of New England
was taken by the Republicans at the
municipal election of to-day i'll boston,
when Edwin L. Curtis was elected mayor
over Francis Peabody, ,Ir.. and when the
relations between cause and effect are dis
cnssed the sequel is decidedly funny for
almost everybody comedies that the reason
for Mr.. PcaUody's defeat were his dancing
proclivities and John B. Moran. There
has been no Parkhurst in :he case On
the contrary, the characters OF both can
dlCates are beyond reproach.
The rock OH which MIR. Peabody's ship
was wrecked was the PAYERS ball. lie re-
ceived an invitation, and at the lnstigation
of President Donovan of the Democratic
City Committee. he went, saw, darSed--
and lost. other gatherings wanted him
as u terpsichurean exhibit, advertised him
rs such, and secured his services. Instead of
talking his way into the hearts of his con-
stituentS with stump speeches, he tried 10
dance his way there And Mr.. Peabody
is only mediocre dancer-there are better
in any variety show.
But it was not because of his qualities
rs II dancer that he lost. The bid for votes
which the act represented was emphasized
by the Republicans. The Democrats be
gan to look on the presence of this scion
| of the Back Bay, who would scurn to be
present at such gatherings under other
| conditions, as AN insult to their intelli
gence, and the jig was up.
| Tonight Moran is king of Boston, and
Mr.. peabudy's subordinate dancing habits
contracted by the advice of short-sighted
advisers, is Moran's crown; for the latter,
ON the stump, tore to shTeds the dancing
demagogv and made the landslide possible
The Globe. Democrat, figures the cleo
ton of Curtis for mayor by 1000 majority
over Peabody. The City Hall estimate
elects Curtis by about 5000 majority.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-13
Aratns.

BALL-At Milltown, Delaware, on the 4th inst,
s. Eya. daughter OF Johu and Sarah A. Ball,
aged Is years
BRlGHT-In this city. on the 18th inst, Mary
NJ wife OF George w. Right
Funeral on Friday afternoon at ock from
her late residence, No. 726 King street.
CROFroN-At Fort Sheridan, ILL.,, on tho sd
inst, Gabrielle Josephine, wife of Colouel Il.
f. a. Ctoftnn, [. S. a., aud daughter Of tho
late Cnmmauder Irvine Snubrick, U. $. n.
SINDALIA-At Sewpurt. Del, on the 18th inst,
Rot OFT ~indal aged - years.
uFSsIoS.-On berember 10Th, 1891, Thomas
Tession, nGoG 50 years
NEkl.-At Elsmere, on the 9th inst, Harry 3.
MAJ, Son o. ]. h. and Margaret Neal, in his
g5th year.
VAST ntered into rest December 10th, 1891,
peyton q. West. aged G1 years.
ZIEGL suddenly, on the 10Th instant, Rose
Zirsler, wife OF James A. Ziosler. -s@d a.
years.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-13
MASKED MEN HOLD UP A TRAIN.
Daring Act of Three Robbers on a Texas
IiniIroad-Thc Amount Stolen Reported
to Have Been Very Large.

Daring Act of Three Robbers on a Texas
IlniIrond-Thc Amount Stolen Reported
to Have Been Very Large.
FoRT WORTH, Ten, Dec. Gone of the
most daring train rooberes ever COM
mitted in Texas took place eight miles
west of here and two miles east of Ben
brook Station, this evening, about u
O'clock. As an east-bound Texas " Pacific
passenger train WAS nearing Marys creek,
1t was brought to u sudden stop by a danger
signal displayed on the trestle.
The engineer WAS covered by three I'M
masked men, who boarded the cab and
ordered that the train be backed mp about
a half mile, when the fireman was covered
and ordered to break III the express door
He refused, but the robbers pulled the
triggers of their guns. and n number of
shots in the air brought the tiremen to
terms. He burst in the express car dnor
with n pick. One of the robbers then
kept the fireman and engineer covered.
willie the others went into the express car.
Fort Worth is at the end of the express
run, and the safe doors were open. Une OF
the robbers ritled the safes while the other
kent guard over the messengers. AT q
DC OclS the train WAS stopped, ana 10 min
utes later 1t was in Fort Worth. The exact
amount the robbers secured is not known,
but it is said to have been near $40, 900 i'll
money and gold bullion, on the way from
San Francisco to Washington, and Texas
Pacific checks.
After the hold-np the robher mounted
their horses. told the engineer to go on,
and then made lcsurely off in a north
westerly direction. The express Officials
here say they do not know the amount
taken, but that it is the only through train
from the West and carries every evening
a large amount Of money. On the arriva
Of the train at Fort Worth posses were
Immediately organized To close in every
| direction, thereby making escape almos
| imnnssihln
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-13

Associated Press OtslL,il ~ on,nu gcs&
UoNEYERs, Ga, Dec. l2.-But few citi-
zens in this town slept any last night.
just after dark storm came mp and dur.
ing the entire night tue lightning ragged
with great violence. Many trees were torn
mp by the wind and n number oil fences
were blown down. The residence OF VII:
liam Everett was struck by lightning and
Mrs. Everett was seriously shocked. IL Is
believed that a cyclone passed near mere
and that serious damage was done,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-13

William Budd, butcher of Warwick,
Nd. was arrested by State Detectives
Witsil and McVey. Monday afternoon,
on complaint of Charles Derrickson.
prominent farmer living near Middletown.
who charged Budd with obtaining IL head
of hogs under false pretences. 1t is claimed
that Budd purchased the hogs from Der.
rickson, giving check for them knowing
there was no money in bank to meet it.
Budd was given II hearing before Justice
Daley Monday who held him under $500
bail for further hearing this evening.
Budd's brother went on his bond.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-13
EIBBED IN BALTIMORE.


Box Car at the West Yard in This City.
Charles Coleman and Joseph Walter,
both colored, was given a hearing before
Justice Lewis Sasse Tuesday charged
with breaking and entering 4 box car at
the West Yard on December 9TH and steal
ing box containing hosiery and notions TO
the value of $1,000 consigned by John
Wanamaker to Annie l.. Haines of Prin-
cess Anne. Md.
The culprits fled 20 Baltimore, where
they were arrested by Detective Jones in
connection with William I. Davis OF
Broad street station, Philadelphia, and B.
j. Ward, a detective Of Baltimore. They
were brought to this city, Justice
They were committed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-13
TfLLMIN NEN4rOR.
south Cardinals Governor chosen
to Succeed Senator Iintler.

CoLuMRtA, S. G., Dec. ll.--liovcrnor H.
Il, Tillman was elected United state
Senator to-day at noon, resolving lol ~
of 1855 votes cast. NJ. L. Butler received :!
votes.
Three negro members OF inc nous.
voted; two for tieorge Murray and one to'
W. ID, Crum.
The vote stood: In the Senate ~ iol
Tillman. 6 for Butler; in the House, 10
for Tillman. 10 for Butler.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-13

pRoF. j. IT. C EORG n DEAD.
Principal of the Odessa Graded School
Expired Tueshny.

Professor James II. George principal of
the public schools at Odessa died Tues.
day afternoon ut that place.
Mr.. George has been ill for the past six
weeks. Death was caused by hernia. The
deceased was 60 years of age and is It
native of Camden, Del. He caIne from
that place to Odessa two years ago, He
obtained the good will OF all the COM
munity. He leaves wife and two chill
dren, the latter bv his first wife. The
burial will be on Friday ut Camden,
The vacancy will be filled at the meeting
of the schoo board December 10Th.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-13

The local option convention to be held
Dover will take place early next month.
The convention will ask the Legislature to
submit the local option question to Il vote
of the people. Any person who desires to
attend can appoint himself n delegate. A
committee composed of nine prominent
ministers is canvassing the city Tor signers
to the call for the convention,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-13
Y. NJ. c. A. Athletic Exhibitions.

The Y. NJ c. A. will give an exhibition
on December 9th of class and trick work,
pyramids and other attractions. This is
10 be forernnner of tirst-class exhibi.
ton to be held later in the season. for
which they expect to get a hall and have
the finest exhibition of athletics and gym
nastics ever held in this city. The basket
ball .eam is going to Philadelphia OH
Saturday next to play the Central Branch.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-13

There will be n footba contest Satur-
day next at Riverview between the Lemon
Hill team of New Castle and the Hickory
eleven of this city. There was a match
between the two teams last Thanksgiving
when each scored points. The players
arc DESTROYS to see which is to be victor.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-13
IMPROVEMENTS At REHoBOTH.
Considered Yesterday at "a M0eting of the
Board of Commissioners.

A special meeting of the Commissioners
of RehOboth was held yesterday at the
Clayton House. here. The commissioners
present were; Commodore William shock
and II. b. Mum of Washington, Henry
Cannon of Bridgeville Ebe W, Tunnel
and Il. J. Morrison of Lewes and Thomas
b. Smith and William Drien Of this city.
The meeting was called for the purpose
of considering improvements which it is
desired 10 have completed before the open
ing of the next season. These improve
ments effect the front, the streets and the
sanitation of Rehnboth
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-13

Associated Press Dispatch by spsctai Wires
FRANKLIN. IA. Dec, l2.-ln tearing
down an old building here workmen found
in n corner stone tin box containing
$4,000 of Lee county. Iowa, railroad
bonds, in good state at preservation al.
though almost worthless at the time oil
their issue 40 years ago.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-13

James Cannon Complains TO the Police
md a TntnalI Street House is Rntded.

Word was received at police headquar-
ters yesterday that riot was in pro-
gress in notorious negro habitation at
the foot of Tatnall street. Street Sergeants
Evans and Black were detailed on the case
together with patrolman White.
When the officers reached the house
they found Joseph Cannon very much
excited and the inmates in AN uproar.
Cannon told the officers he had been
robbed of wallet containing SIS The
police then raided the house, capturing
being negroes. They were locked up at
police station.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-13
FIELD oLUR sr0oKn0LD EMS.
Election of Officers Last Monday Com
mites Named.

TIIlIta ENHIlU'Is
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Delaware Field Club was held ut
the Office Of j. L. Smith, Ninth and Mar
ket streets. last Monday. The following
officers were elected
President, W. NJ. Candy; Vice president,
]. Ernest Smith; Corresponding Secretary,
II. II. Bringhurst: Secretary, j. 2. Nields
Treasurer, John Richardson.
The new officers met and the chairmcn
Tor the following COMMITTEES were named :
On grounds, ID. ]. Reinhart; cricket, IL. l..
Tatnall; football. c. l.. McIlvaine; house,
L. L. Wales, Jr.; tennis, j. r. Wales.
These nominations have yet to receive the
approval of the president.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-13

An official of the Consumers Ice Co.
who has Just come from Hiberna, u town
on the w. q n. railroad near Coatesvile,
where the company has an ice pond, says
that during the recent frost, few days
ago, the pond was covered with two inches
OF very fine ice. Scores Of boys and young
people were skating upon it.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-13
DELAWARE CITY IN LUCK
Decision In Favor of the Della
ware & Chesapeake Canal.
IMMENSE LOCAL ADVANTAGES.
Best Route For National De-
fence and For Commerce.

The War Department has Declared in
Favor of the Delaware s. Chesapeake
Canal for the National Inland Water
way-tt Means u Canal 81 Feet Deep,
17S Feet Wide aud 100 Feet Wide at
Rattan,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-13

George Hill, while at work for the Jack
son & Share 20. yesterday, was caught
by betting shaft and whirled around
until badly bruised about the body, al
though not seriously injured. Heis at the
Delaware Hospital.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-13

About 1890 p. III. yesterday there was n
thunder.clup, quickly followed by flash
of lightning. This was repeated 10 min
utes later. An hour or so previously the
temperature had increased several degrees
and the city was enveloped in u fog.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-13

Jackson Il Sharp have received contract
from Neatie d Levy of Philadelphia, to
cut II big wooden steamer in two and add
5V feet to her midshins.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-13

r. C. Taylor, Murfreesboro, Tenn,
writes: II have used the Japanese Pile
Cure with great satisfaction and success"
n. b. Danforth and the Miller Drug 20.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-13

Count de Lesseps DeaH'
PARIS, Dec. Count Ferdinand de
besseps died this afternoon at the
Chateau La Chesnaye.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-13

James II. Kane has purchased the saloon
property of the late William q. iobelen,
No. los West Seventh street.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-13

The following new patents have been
granted to citizens of this state: To David
NJ. Hitch, LAUREL for dental articulator;
to Charles j. Wezen, this city, for an i'm
proved skate.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-13
DELAWARE STATE GRANGE
Twentieth Annual Session at
Dover Tuesday.
REPORT OF THE GRAND MASTER
He Speaks of Bribery and
Other Local Evils.

DIR. John j. Black on Prison reform
Dr. \. I. SoaI Reports ON Cattle Dis
,enses-opening of an Interesting Ses-
sion of the Delaware state Grange
Patrons of Husbandry.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-13

Aa'OClAted Press IIIANNLcn DY oDeUIHI WIroHF
BALTIMORE, Dec. steady unchanged.
Wheat, steady: spot and Inonth. 594nB0c.;
January, co.. a60kc: February, 6lh adj ac.;
NAV. AT aG3ySc,; steamer No. > red, 56ii a57c.;
Southern wheat by sample, 6Oa6lc.i do. on
grade, 57aaB0Ac.
Corn, ensy: spot, 49aiASc.; year, 49a40lSc.;
January, 4Nisa50c.: May, 59c.: steamer mixed,
4T,salSc.: southern white corn, 45a5Oc.; do.
yellow, 45a50sc.
Oats, nrn: No. white Western, 3Sha3qc.;
No. mixed. 34&u35r.
Rye, steady. No. ., 55a56c.
Hay, strong; gond 10 choice timothy, S12, Scala
Sugar. butter and eggs quiet, unchanged
Cheese, firm, unchanged.