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The San Francisco call., 1895-07-29
ONLY SIGNAL SHOTS FIRED.

Solid Shells We're Not Sent after the
Schooner Lane.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 2S.--The
schooner Carrie E. Lane, which Spanish
gunboat compelled to heave-to off Cape
st. Antonio while bound from Cienfuegos
to the Delaware breakwater, arrived at this
port to-day. Captain Quick denied that
his vessel was fired at and said that only a
blank cartridge was shot across the bows
as signal for the Lane to heave-to. This
it did promptly and no objection or protest
was made when the vessel was boarded
and searched by the Spanish marines.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-29
WOMEN AS BOYCOTTERs.
A Woman Addicted to Lar
ceny Claims to Be Hyp-
Noticed.
NEARLY DROWNED IN A COT.
Narrow Escape of Child Forgot
ten In a Burning House by
Its Parents.

MADEIRA, CAL. July 28.-With the ex'
ception of one building whole block Of
business houses was burned here last
night. The FIRE broke out in the rear of g
liquor-store, the property of Achille -Four.
nier.
1t was about 13 o'clock when the alarm
was turned in, and at that time, as is the
case every Saturday night, the boilers OF
the mill, which are used to force the water
along the mains, are being cleaned out,
and the fire had gained considerable head
way before the firemen succeeded in get
ting any force of water.
The property that was burned was Four
nier's liquor-store, the postotfice, a lock-
smith and gunshop belonging to William
Busse, McIntosh's harness-shop, the shoe
store of l.. D. Windrem and the millinery
establishment belonging to Mrs. E. A.
Hill. All were insured except the shoe
store of Windrem.
The fire is believed to have been the
work of an incendiary.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-29
KANSAS CITY DELUGED.
Great Damage Done By a Terrible Down.
pour of Rain.

Great Damage Done By q Terrible Dotcn-
pour of Rain.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 28.-Kansas
City and vicinity was visited about 4 80
O'Clock this morning by the worst rain
and lightning storm in the history of the
weather bureau. The rainfall here was
4.57 inches, the heaviest on record.
Reports from all over the city indicate
that the damage will foot up into the
thousands. Street pavements were washed
out, like SO much kindling wood. Side
walks were carried away, small woodsheds
ana outhouses were moved to the creek
bottoms and destroyed and the homes OF
number of people were flooded. running
their furniture
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-29
SROT BY A BROTHER.
n Young Girl Killed While Attempting T.
Stop q Quarrel,

CINCINNATI, ONO, July 28.-The
young daughter of Joseph Trapp OF Read
ing lies dead from bullet wound in the
abdomen, received while trying to restore
peace in the family circle.
Trapp got drunk this morning and began
to abuse his family. Joseph, his 19-year-
old son, interfered. Securing a revolver,
he ordered the old man to stop his abuse.
The father became more violent, and as he
rushed toward his son, young Joseph
raised his revolver. The little girl rushed
volver killed her. The boy is nearly dis
tracted with grief.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-29
Photoornphs of Mount Taco,,n.

TACOMA, WASH, July 2s.-The Morn
ing Union has arranged to have photo
graphs taken this week of the top of Mount
Tacoma for the purpose of comparing
them with photographs taken last year.
This will settle the question as to whether
there has been any eruption or change of
any kind in the apex, as has been reported.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-29
A THEFT OF n TRUNK.

Its Loss Nearly Drore the Gunner to Conn
nstffing Suicide.
SACRAMENTO, CAL. July 2S.-John
Nicovich, a loon-keeper on Front street,
in this city, has reported to the police that
trunk was stolen from his apartments
during the afternoon that contained two
gold watches, $500 in coin, two checks, one
for S16O on the bank of D. o. Mills. and the
other for $50. besides other valuables. The
man is almost crazed by his loss and even
threatened to commit suicide by throwing
himself into the river. Officers Talbot and
Ash have been detailed on the case and
are securing the city for clews.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-29
o1EpE1AsD BUYS A LAUNCH.
Il Little Craft to Replace the Catboat
Ruth,

BUZZARDS BAY, MASS, July 2s.-The
steam yacht Oneida, with her owner, e. G.
Benedict, the intimate friend of President
Cleveland, on beard, arrived here late yes
terday. The Oneida brought a little
naphtha launch, which has been built ex-
pressly for Mr.. Cleveland's use about Buz-
yards Bay. 1t is described as being very
neat and graceful, 35 feet long and feet
beam. The naphtha launch is intended to
replace the catboat Ruth for long fishing
trips.
Private Secretary Thurber remained at
Gray Gables as the guest of the President,
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-29
Rarnaea of Cho1era.

TOXIC, JAPAN. July 2S.-Since the out
break of cholera in Japan there have been
5000 cases of the disease and 5000 deaths.
The scourge is raging in Korea and on the
Liao Tupg peninsula.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-29
Ram aud Electric Stor m.

REDDING, CAL, July ga heavy
south wind blew here to-day. In the east
ern and western portions of the county
rain fell, and last night heavy rain and
electric storm occurred in the eastern part
of the county, but no damage has thus far
been reported. Only slight rain fell here.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-29
Ell DORADO wERs.
They Denounce the Action of The National
Fruit 1ssociati0n.

SACRAMENTO, CAL, July 2S.-A mass
meeting of the fruit growers of El Dorado
County was held Saturday evening at the
Colima schoolhouse. William Nichols was
chosen chairman and A. ]. Mailer secre-
tary.
The circumstances surrounding the
present fruit war in New York and Chi
cago was discussed and considered. The
action of the National Fruit Association
and their associates was roundly con-
demned for rejecting the compromise
offered by the California Fruit-growers
and Shippers Association for consoli-
dated auction salesroom in New York and
resolutions to this effect were adopted.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-29
Spautards Defeated.

LONDON, ENG, July pa dispatch
received in this city gives the details of a
serious defeat of Spanish troops at San
Luis, Cuba. The dispatch says that the
battle took place on Friday last.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-29
PORTLAND BOYCOTTERs.
The Wonaen of the ". C. II. o. Declare
A1ainst Grocers Who Sell Liquors.

The Wonen of the ". C. T. o. Declare
Against Grocers Who Sell liquors.
PORTLAND, Or, July 2S.-Multnomah
County w. G.. T. T.. the strongest organi-
cation of the kind in the State, closed a
lively session here last night. The feature
of the meeting was the unanimous declara-
tion of a boycott by the union against all
grocery stores and shop-dealers who keep
tobacco, cigarettes or liquor in any shape or
form for sale.
The meeting was largely attended and
each member pledged herself to bring
the grocers to time by refusing to patron
ize them unless they complied with the re-
quest of the union to assist in eradicating
the evils of intemperance by refusing to sell
goods of this character.
The decided moral stand taken by the
women attracts considerable attention,
but the boycotted dealers remain quite un-
moved by their bold declaration. Many
prominent temperance workers who were
present at the meeting spoke enthusiastic
ally on the temperance movement.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-29

together with Secretary Lamont, until to-
night, when he returned to Marion on the
new launch, which was manned for the
occasion by the crew of the Oneida.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-29
Spiritualists' E,.can,pmens.

SANTA MONICA, CAL, July 2s.-The
second week of the spirltualist camp COM
menced to-day under far more favorable
auspices than the first one, the attendance
being larger and the conditions more favor
able for good results. the mediums claim.
All attempts so far, and there have been
several, to disprove the work of DIR. Schles-
singers tests, have utterly failed.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-29
The American Girl Gold

The american Girl Gold M,ne Bonded.
SANTA MONICA, CAL, July 2s.-z. H.
Lownan OF this place, owner of the gold
mine American Girl, in the Cargo Macheto
district, near Hedges, in San Diego County,
has bonded the mine to an English syndi-
cate for $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-29
Vreck of a Catfle Train.

SANTA BARBARA, CAL, July pa
serious accident is reported from King
City, near the southern terminus of the
South Pacific Coast Railroad, by which q
train consisting of fourteen carloads of
cattle and hogs shipped by Dibblee Bros.
from the San Julian ranch was ditched. A
large portion of the stock was killed, and
two tramps were badly injured.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-29

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SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-29
srABBING At SANTA MONICA.

apparent Pr0rocGtiOn.
SANTA MONICA, CAL, July 2S.-While
James Gordon, an old soldier of Company
e of the Soldiers Home, was sitting on one
Of the benches in Ocean Front Park, in
front of the bandstand at 5 P. NJ, a German,
whose name has not yet been ascertained,
smooth-faced and baldheaded, middle
aged, without any warning, stabbed Gordon
in the left breast, just above the. nipple.
The man was at once arrested and locked
up to await developments. and Gordon was
taken to Devine's drugstore, where DR..
Place sewed up the wounds.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-29
CLAIMS TO BE HYPNoT1zED.
The Defense of WOman addicted t.
Deeds of Theft.

The Defense of Woman addicted to
Deeds of Theft.
PORTLAND, Or, July 28.-Dolly Agnew,
the young woman confined in the County
Jail on charge of larceny, only one OF
many similar previous escapades, has
made the startling claim that she is sub
ject to hypnotic influence.
She claims that William WooGard forces
her to steal in spite of herself.
When she is released from jail here she
is to be taken to Tacoma to answer charges
of wholesale thievery from lodging houses
and hotels, and her friends will endeavor
to show in defense that the young woman s
criminal career of the past two years is
due to the peculiar power exercised over
her by Woodland, her accomplice in some
of the robberies.
The Agnew woman and Woodland have
carried on the operation known as graft
ing' all over the Northwest. She is an
intelligent young woman, and claims that
her father, whose name is unknown, is a
banker and exAlderman of Chicago.
Dolly would have been placed in the
penitentiary for the greater part of her life
months ago had it not been for the sympa-
bHy III HCf Dcidu, 6ASftSu Oil tue dut1OIl-
ties to good advantage.
Wherever the woman stops she never
leaves unless she obtains goodly amount
of pelf. She earnestly declares that she
means to be good, and would not do wrong
but for Woodard's subtle power, which,
she says, has driven her into trouble again
and again. Her stealings here and on the
Sound aggregate many hundreds of dollars.
II BLAZE At SIN RAFAEL.
Little Damage Done, but a Child Nearly
DrotCned in Its Cot.
SAN RAFAEL. CAL, July 2S.-A fire
started at 10 o'clock tonight in John
Green's house on Third street from de-
fective chimney. The family occupied
rooms in the upper portion of the house,
and Robert Buchanan, an engineer on the
Narrow Gauge road. and his family lived
in the lower part.
They were asleep when the fire started,
and on being called from their beds es-
capped in great haste, Mrs. Buchanan leav-
ing child in it's cot. The child was al
most drowned with water from the en-
gines when rescued by fireman.
At 1880 p NJ. the fire broke out again
and destroyed the upper story.
The damage was about $1,000, fully COW
cred by insurance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-31
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, VA, Jan. 30, i

RICHMOND, VA, Jan. 30, 1873.
No offerings OF tobaccos at auction on
Change to-day
Private sales reported TO the secretary
q the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
" rapDers. u nogsheadS; hllers, !, smok-
ers. A.: leaf (darlO, II, Tugs DARK, T..
Total. a. hOgsheaGs.
The tobacco Inspector reports today:
INSPECTIONS Bright hogsheads: dark.
: nogshcads RenspcctiOns Bright, -
hogsheads: dark, II logsheads.
Myers. DsvenpOTts. Allegheny, Cren-
shaW's. s;hockoe and ScabrOOk's tobacco
warehouses report to-day. Receipts, -
uacksges: deliveries, ~ packages.
Iut,d States internal revenue collec-
tons Tor the city Of Richmond. Va, to-
day. Cigars and cigarettes, *I,"1 % plug
to6accos. - 20S.JD Total SGHll.I5.
4 good break at the Southern for
tomorrow. weather permitting.
4 very good sale of brights and darks
AT DaVenports warehouse to-day.
4 fine break OF dark and bright tobaccos
at Shelburue's warehouse for tomorrow.
4 small loose sale at the "StonewalI
to-day, and q lot Of fine tobdccos 60 be
offered tomorrow.
Sales of dark loose tobaccos on the
Richmond breaks to-day: ShOckoc ware
house sold COLO pounds: highest price.
50 CrenshaW warehouse sold ~ ~
pounds; highest price, $40.
Registered az the Tobacco Exchange
to-day: -. kohler, Clarksyille, Tenn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-31
Covptry Produce wholesale.

BUTTER-Is extremely dun, on account
OF the large sale OF butterine. Fancy
dairy lSc.; choice dairy loo; choice
family packed, loo; choice store PACK
ED. PFC: medium store packed 100. :
common grades, S0lOc.; choice yellow
rolls. ljc.
EGGS-Are active and scarce In crates.
near by ana fresh dc; IA crates, Irrsh
and clean. dc; IA barrels and boxes
POCLTRY-Bu business IS active and
prices good The prices are: Cmckeh,s
largo. sngc.: ducks dive. per pound,
hIgC.: hens divej per pound. 9p9i2c.;
geese QiveD. per head, iUd,Oc., ROSTERS
told) per pound, 4Hjc.; live turkeys 'soD-
blers) SaN4c.; dressed turkeys tGH0lce),
llui2c.; rough, 9HlOc.; dressed chickens
(choiceJ lOHllc.; large. '0Nc.; dressed
ducks (choice), llQi3c.; turkey mems
Rabbits darge), 7QIOc.
MEATS Lower prices are prevailing
as follows: Calves, per pound gross,
good, per pound, 2iad3c., beer cows
3u3l2c.; steers, per pound. 25V45c,' moss
(smalD, per pound, jd3igc.; hams tslnal),
well smoked. per pound. lOgllc.; large
(curedl, per pound, sac; shoulders
(smokeU, per pound 6a1c.' dressed PORK,
54nji9C.
coming from The North. Apples are sell
ing at 81 JO0B.oD per barrel
SEEDS Glover (~ ho!esalel. per bushel,
30; orchard grass. per pushel. $lGO8
10; herds grass, per oushe l. 42 20 &C.
buckwheat seed, per bushel I0qSOc.;
nq4SeGd per 1 9ua & $40 2rv o,rt nor
pound 4l.Q4l3c.; dry grubby. per pound.
54g$l2s, dry sailed, per pound: Sg 53,hasD
per pound. l45c.: q,artered, per pound.
3q3f3c.; peaches jpeeled), per pound,
9Hl0c. cherries (pItted. per pound. 20
lOc.
WOOI-Tub-wash shed Gree from burs}.
2Oc. unwashed, 15c.; merino Unwashed).
lac: bury wool, 3NSc.. per pound less:
MISCELLANEOUS Beans (white2, No.
!. per bushel, Sl0a1G0. 10. ., 200
%; colored beans, SIOodl 20; black
eyed peas. per bushel, 65pS5c.; ginseng,
per pound, s. %; feathers dive geese,
per pound, Doc; feathers (miXeD, per
pound, 25Q30c.; sumac, per 100 pounds.
Goc.; walnuts. per, bushel, 4oG45c bees
2nG3c., hoop poles, S500Q6OO; -four
barrel heads and slaves machine), 5000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-31
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
fBE CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF
MONEY.
Ge,rings and ssies st the Richmond To-
baeoo E,chspgs-intsrnal Revenue
Carbohydrates AdvieeA


>-r.,v Work Ian. 3O-Operators at
-. 80. ,tere waiting 10 hear from
S-'c - a. che opeping there was
W as"i.'s w, $50 ,o seu hui considering
Some pitoeuiN W go ,i~6t fbe lloui-
TIE otFtl'l,ni,,,'N -, r,nderate scale.
uabloHS w. ~ ~ 49, vas INC failure
IN tl' n,"t ~ IA nc Committe TO agree
OF 1"o nV''"', 10 J,ffcrential duty on
tne 80" 49,, iIouse tbe nupoin tmeut
SutH ~ M ~ T,,g,,Itinr and cattle
on Ie e.'c,s ,oi ."o ~ tbo rertainty that
y,.',,e ~ ~ -, 49, heavy ,Nithdra walls
ttFi' " '~ -. 49,. an treasury. These
on 49, ~ '''N ,Iggever had but it
~HNeIt" I",''.a' ,.n'''"1,o,t,t and the sale
tIe i'iil","' oi' ~ Wy ~ ~ 81 Paul and
O. 81 '''',', ',>osh,fDe for foreign ac-
I<'.'s 'it' a. I'm d. I'm. comparative
'..nl "lSo ~ 80 Of Inc unfavorable
Slt'.h,t ~ on. 10 Wa due 10 "a gem
III 81 rrrofiatious had been
'Lat btIl.I tt"l me treasury Depart
."-it'',,,G ".,.,,.iii.fe of foreign capital
i'N''' "I+ !" ,ts,-.I hanks for the sale OF
Is'S ,,u ga ,o,iiirs of per cent. bonds.
~ '. ..,, ".louty-0vc millions are TO
.t ",.-,ad Assistant Secretary
,isT to tho city. il was SAID,
tr a.. 7.urpDse of completing the
.',u AMI n was understood an Of
,."t ,,,'i,'.'r..rncuf of the deal Will be
- ,,.t tq.ar tu this week. This sus-
,i,,.l Inc market throughout and lei
r,-',' az I.l.s per cent Jersey Cen
t,.I e.If 3D., . 10 ~. chicago Gas ~ TO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-31
THE COTTON sEED OH MATTER.
The German Embhrsy Explains The vEria
bic Duty.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2O.-The German
Embassy makes the following cXpana-
ton of the cotton-seed oil matter:
The German Government as has been
reported. IS contemplating a change IN
the tariff on cOttOn-sced oil. TINS con-
teTplated change. however, is not OF re-
cent date. In the spring OF 1879, and
again, in the spring OF 1874. a law was
submitted TO the German Parliament
which 50 far failed Of being acted upon.
The plan contemplates change in the
act Of 1879 50 as 10 make a difference IN
the duties on vegetable oils which are
used for food and those which are used
only for mechanical purposes. In 1919 the
law was passed imposing duties on veg
etable oils Science has not sufficiently
progressed to purify such oils as those
made of cotton seed for food purposes
Such being the case now, the German
Government claims that if used for table
purposes it should pay higher rate OF
duty than when simply used for machin-
cry. If used for the latter purpose the
tariff is to be reduced from four marks
10 three and a half marks per kllogram.
II is likewise given out that the amount
of the new duty in contemplation is 10
be in full harmony with the duties on
similar oils of all other countries.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-31
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, MD, Jan. 3o-Flour
dull ,..,,, ta,,,,-
airy. 55a56c.. February, Doe; Marcn, 90 ;
TJS,i.r: Nav. 5Nn5Si4c.; steamer NO.
r.G 51S,053c.. southern, by sample, Jj9
SC: DO. On grade $685.,
Corn finn; mixed spot, January ana
February, 45l2gi5Ac.; May 4',4c, ola ;
steamer mixed, 44lsg4isc.; southern
Hay easier; good TO choice, $1,000
II ~
Grain freights unchanged.
Provisions unchanged. . ,,l.
Rutter unchanged; fancy, creamery 2ig
DC: roll l2Qlic.
Eggs firm at 2102Gc. ,
Coffee ana sugar unchangelo; NJ,
more and ohio 81; Northern Central,
GtTit7: baltimore and Ohio Southwesterh
tirsts. 100: Gas stock, 6l&GGl%; DO. bonds,
Gs 1884,; do. IS, los.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-31
CIIICAGO.

CHICAGO. ILL. Jan 30-The wheat
market showed sensitive disposition
to-day. Whilst impervious TO the usual
routine influences. prices were, ncNeiihe-
less. quick to respond TO financial news.
KUnOTs of various sorts were IN Circula-
ton one was to the effect that The
Secretary Of the Treasury NaS about
to issue SlOO.OWOOO Of bonds. Another
said that New York bankers were com
buing tc take the bonds Off his hands,
and still another that lenders had made
10 the Government offers of sufficient gold
to preserve tine COuntry'S credit in any
crisis Prices gained slightly on the
favorable impression given by these le-
ports, although II was generally &C
ccpted that they were nothing more than
gossip. Weakness early in the day was
telt on account OF the antagOnistc stand
proposed legislation asked for by the
President. May wheat opened from
lyiSc. to J23Sc., sold between PIC. and
-s}a-Ii53l &c.. closing at j3i tUGi'-c., VA l.c.
higher than yesterday. cash wheat
was steady.
Countless excitement was seen in corn
today than Yesterday. INC inclination
was to follow wheat, ana when that grain
gave indications Of doing better as the
session wore on, shorts found excuse for
covering tending further to the firm
ness tnat developed. May corn opened
from i3'-c TO i%iic., advance TO -"
I4Isc., closing at 4fc.. @sC. higher than
yesterday. cash corn was in good dt-
mand and closed steady.
Oats-Demand good. The raiders Of
yesterday were among the best buy crs.
their purchases. however, not being made
openly, but through brokers. At the
close May vas liU">c. higher than yes
terity. y I.C. advance was established
IN the cash market, quite good demand
existing.
Pr1visilus-The hog receipts were Ear
I'M excess of anticipations to-day. and re-
ports from the yards gave a icmoralZine
situation in that market Provisions.
ON this information. opened lower and
continued % decline for some time there
after. but by persistent and energetic
bidding the packers not only succeeded
I'm reversing the direction OF prices. but
eventually raised them TO about the basis
of Yesterdays close. May pork and lard
closed unchanged and May ribs 2l245c.
tnv-ar han Yesterday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-31
CINCINNATI.

CTNCTNNATI o Jan. 3O.-FIouf QUIeI,
winter patent. 50 5000; family, S2.O10
211: extra, SLs5Ql %. ,o,o,a With
Wheat quiet and in light demand win
Com 0uiet: No. white, track, 4iisc.
oats quiet; No. mixed. track. 3iAc.
Pork quiet and easy; mess. SlU:'oi eiedr
mess, Sil.7J; clear family, Sll.to; -.
Lard easter and in light demand steanl
leaf. S675; kettle 500; prime steam
easier at S63Oa635.
Dry sailed meats easy; shoulders,
SG62H; short ribs, S53I19; clears s''o-i2'
Bacon steady and In fair demand
shoulders 81 ~; shorts, $G.l2l2; clears
So 3lih: boxed hc. more
" hIsky, 81 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-31
SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH. GA, Jan. 30.-Spirits tur-
pentinc market opened firm at 26ac. for
regulars, with sales OF GJ6 casks. At the
close II was quoted at &c. paid for -
Rosin firm. Quotations-A, y. and G.
yIOl; ID, Sl.OJ; II. Sl.10: f. Sll5; q. $LIO;
a. ST 80; f. 500; *, $40; NJ, $40: y.
S3Goa2 -; window glass, $50; water
white. $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-31
ST. LOUIS.

81. LOUIS, MO. Jan. Colour quiet, d
patent $2..0N2.OO; fancy, S-.Vve-'iV'
choice, 81 s)Hl.yD -,.,-
Wheat firm and higher; May, 1l'sc''
July. jlAc. oo,,-
Corn firm and higher; February SSl2c''
May, 50ty1 4oiZc.
oats firm and higher: May. 204c.
Pork-Standard mess, SO. 2JulU.JO.
l,ard-Prme steam, $G.iO; choice, 500
Dry Sailed Meats-Shoulders SD;
longs g525, clears So -: shorts 500
Bacon-Boxed shoulders, $3.50; longs,
$500. clears. SG6O; shorts. Sgl2l5
hlgh wines steady at SL22.
Bagging-Jobbing. "a pounds, CSC; .
pOunds. &c, - pounds, j3sc.
Iron ties, GJc.