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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-16
dlfaths.

BUIlNETT-On December Sth, 1897. Louis Bur-
netE, aged 81 yenrs.
FoRsYl lion December ,aih, is9T. VII lam p.
Forsyth.
HAUsER-on December sih, 1897, Mary I1auser,
vito Of Edward !. lGu5er Ut No. 600 Spruce
street, nged SO years.
I.ANGE---ln this city, en- December 18Th. 1877,
Lizzie LaIge, daughter Of Frederick md Mar
garct Langc, as"d years and months.
LAwLErs, Suddenly. in tht- city. on Doeenbos
ION, 1897. James f., sou OF tSO lale James i.
ard Mary LIwless aged rs years.
LuFF- In this city, on December nh, 1897, Isaac
S. son OF Thomas ana lhs .ate Sallio -uif, aged
20 years. months, days.
E-SrlLlMAN-At Union ". Z. patronage
on December iSth, 1877, by tho Rev. John u.
a. sauna, George a. Moore o. this city ana
Anuip NJ. StillmHu CT Milford, Del.
MuRpHY--ln this city, on December 18th, 1887,
Phillip son Of Joseph and Mary Murphy.
NoDLtr-on pecember ltn. 1897, Rehecea Il ,
wife Of tho late John NObiit
Relatives ana friends arc invited to atteud tho
funeral services, NJ hcr lR'e residence, No. 1853
North Broad street, Philadelphia, on tIidRy
morning, December lftN, Mt 10 o'clocg, precisely.
lntermcut private at Wilmington, Del.
o'HARA--ln this city, on Decomber 18th, 1897,
Hugh OIlara
Relatives and friends and A. o. II. No 4. aro
respectfully invited to attend the funeral on
Friday morning, December I'm, at O'clock,
iroiu his late resdence, No sl5 krkwood street
new Cathedral cemetery.
REYAuLDs.-ln this cily, on december 12th,
1874 sarau a. Reynolds, aged ~ years
R0No,-on December lith. 1897. ka,io t., wife
oil Charles Rono, agei 20 years.
SMITH In this city. on rccombe: 18TH 1897,
Margaret J. Smith. aped 10 yehrs.
wETR--At liO6 jefferson street. on December
18th, ls9i, alexander Webb Weir.
WELsu-on December 9th, 1857, John weish,
aged 81 years
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-16
ceunterreits in Circulation.

There arc an unusual number Of
counterfsits in circulation. W. T.
Hazen, chief of the secret service, has
sent out three notices within week.
The latest ia of l0.dollar saver certiti-
cato, series 81, check letter @, plate
No. AZ, treasury No. is, All. $50. The
bogus certificates arc printed from
photo mechanical process plates Cd two
pieces of paper, which are afterwnrd
pasted together and between which elk
threads have been distributed. The
chief noticeable defect is in the print
ing, which is not always good, the
portrait of Hendricks being slightly
blurred. Previous GOuntsrfeits comm 3
to the attention of Chief Hazen were
of the So silver certificate and the s.
treasury note.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-16
prnrYS az pIRanRApns.

The Standard Oil Go. will erect a
tank at Berlin.
George L. Hill has been appointed
postmaster at Box Iron, Worcester
county.
Miss Henrietta +. Hague has been
appointed deputy clerk of the Cecil
Circuit Court.
Mrs. Annie Walker of Bishopville was
fatally burned recently whilu sleeping
in front OF an open fire.
A son of Samuel Kemp. who resides
near Harrington, waa hitten on Monday
by supposed mad dog.
r. D. Jones of Snow Hill and Miss
Louisn n. Franklin of Berlin will he
married next Wednesday.
E. S. Adkins, John P. Owens and
Rollie Moore arc applicants for tho
Salisbury postmnstership
Comptroller elect Goldshorough has
heen appointed counsel for the Balti-
more, chesapeake & Atlantic Railroad
Go.
Tho Northeast Mothodist Episcopal
Church has invited tho Rev. w. A..
Wiao to return as pastor next conference
year.
u. Wesley II ais uh5 b0oi plVClbu btG-
Rotary and treasurer of tho Farmers and
Mechanics Fire Insurance Co. Of Cecil
county.
The Cecil county Board OF Com
miasionera has elected j. Polk Steele
president, lieistsr LESS attorney and
A. A. Brown ianiror.
Richard O'Brisp, race track fol
lower, was sentenced at Elkton yester
day to four months imprisonment fol
aasaulting Edward Morgan.
Thomas Williams, colored, has beer
arrested at Crisisld, charged with as
saulting Robert Thomas With intent &c
kill and resisting Night Watchmar
Sterling.
The Cecil county grand Jury has fount
a true bin against George l. White o
Singerly, charged with having alb
secluded with s562. ~ belonging to thu
Baltimore IL Ohio Railroad Go.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-16

New Castle Damage Case Jury Still Out
. Court Refuses q Motion.

New Castle Damage Case Jury Still Out
. Court Refuses a Motion.
Tho jury in the damage case OF Ellen
and Lewis Louth va. John Thompson
remained out all night and when court
opened yesterday had not reached a
verdict. They were atill undecided he-
tween lilo and II O'Clock, when court
took recess until 2. 20 O'Clock.
At Tuesday afternoons session a
Jury was drawn to try the appeal case
uf Geogre S. Allnon vs. the Delaware
Lodge. |. o. o. f., the trial Of which
is to begin this afternoon. Horace q.
Knowles, representing Mr.. Allmon,
asked the court TO rule that no Odd
Fellow could sit on the jury, hut the
court promptly refused the request.
yesterday in the case Of benjamin
Armstrong Vs. David Walls, on GER
tiorari from justice Of the peace. the
Judgment below was reversed
Exceptions were filed to the award oi
frpferees in the case of Mrs. Mary u.
Chandler va. Richard B. Duncan's es
tate.
A jury of inquisition found verdict
for $3.50 for the plaintiff in the repleyir
case of McOrea vs.. Daniel Cush, con
stable.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-16
u. q n. RAfLR0.ID co.
Annual Meeting OF tie Stockholders in
ms CIV TINS MurnInr.

This City This Morbinc.
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of tho Baltimore & Philadelphia
Railroad Co. was held at the offices of
the company in this city at ll.95
o'clock, a. M. yesterday. The following
directors were elected for the ensuing
year: William n. Canhy, Horny G.
Morse and Horny A. du Point OF this
city; j. y. Washington of pittsburg,
pa. Thomas Nj. King, W. II. AddiGks
and Il. Il. Ashhurst OF Philadelphia
and William 4. Dixon and j. Wilcox
Brown OF Baltimore.
After the Stockholders meeting tho
heard Of directors INST ami elected the
following officers for the ensuing year !:
Preailent, Ihomas NJ. King; Vice
rresidout, j. Is. Washington; General
Manager, William nj. Greene; Secre-
tary. John @. Farra Treasurer, W. IL.
Iiame: A uditor, Georeo W. Rnoth.
Resolutions of respect on tlie death
| OF William CANDY, who was member
| OF the hoard evor since its organization,
were adopted.
/ DELAWARE RAILRoAp MEETING.
The semi.annual meeting of the di-
rectors of tho Delaware Railroad Go.
was hold at French street station
yesterday, with the following persona
present: President II. Tatual Warner,
Secretary Manlove Hayes, Senator
George Gray, John II. ilolfecker, Will.
liam L. Records. John L. Greene,
Charles }. Harrington, W, I. Portei
and Samuel Wray. A dividend Of :
per cent was declared making total oil
per cent for the year.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-16
DOHER.

Special Correspondence Of Gazette and Journal
Dover, Dec. Is. The Dbl annual
meeting OF the State Grange, Patrons
of Husbandry, was held here yesterday.
Samuel II. Messick OF Rridgeville pre-
sided. The attendance was large. Jesse
HelliugH, j. NJ. Shakespeare and Joseph
II. Holland, who were appointed com
mittae on credentials. reported thai
Union, Diamond State. Newark, Sunny
side, West Brandywine, Fruitland,
Capital, Trophy. hockessin, Laurel.
Pomona. Evergreen, Paramount, Wash
ington and New Castle Oranges were
represented. Reading the presidents
address consumed most OF the morning.
In the afternoon reports were sub
mitted and the following committees
we're appointed:
Division of Labor--George g. Davis,
l. }. Morgan and ID. W. Ralph.
Constitution and Bylaws IHaac j.
Morgan, g. g. Brown and r. G. Buck
ngham.
Good of the Order Wesley Webb,
Joseph Holland, Il. Woodward, Lem
M. Messick ana Mrs. W. g. Renton.
Fipance--T. r. Stnole, A. X. Colo
and DR.. A. II. Nealc.
Education-H NJ. Dagger, W. II.
Hlg1nelu, IL, u. LeWlb, mTB. II. w.
Digger and Mrs. NJ. A. Webb.
observation-disclosures II. Shakespeare,
Wesley Webb, f. Achey, Jennie Brown
and Mrs. Joseph Holland.
.operatinn-R. g. Buckingham, r.
II. Bancroft, Byron I. Pepper, Il. M.
Cole and Anna Heyd.
Resolutions-H. U. Lewis, John II.
A, Palmer, Z. ID. Slaymaker and Phoebe
Riggin.
Dormant Granges-E. NJ. Peach, A.
X. Cole, W. O. Burton, X. Killen and
Kate NJ. Bancroft.
Transportation Melvin, S. H..
Derby and G. O. Hopkins.
Executive Committee's Report = +.
Achey, Charles Barker, aud W. Il. High
field.
Legislatiun--A. Naudain, Dr., E. II.
Bancroft and Il. r. Steele.
Memorials-Mrs. W. A. Talley, Mrs.
Lucy @. Bancroft and Mrs. ". II,
Highfiold.
Sheriff Sha ", yesterday, sold property
aa follows: Frederick A. Halbert'.
farm. in West Dover hundred, to Thomas
S. Clarke, for 81, 200; farm of tho late
Joseph II. Shoekley, in West Dovei
hundred, to Daniel Steinwitz. for SITS
William 9. Kern's farm, in Yves
Dover hundred, to s. W. Hall, for 81, 0S0.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-16
Z. N. Q. 4. REorENING.

Reception In Remodeled Building on De-
cember 3Oth-To Engage Physical Diroc-
tor.
Tho remodeled building of the Young
Mems Christian Association, No. 1907
Market street, will be reonened on
Thursday, December Both. This wac
decided at meeting of the board of
directors of the association yesterday
afternoon. The arrangements for a re-
csption at that time will be in charge
of a special committee, the reception
committee and the Ladies' Auxiliary.
The reception may be continued on
Friday. the 3lst.
1t was also decided to secure physi-
cal director for the association, and
Secretary William Williams was in
structed to correspond with applicants
for that position. with view OF occur
ing good man. =..
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-16
A NEW EGG oLArIoN.

Membraneous Group to be Chased as a
Contagious Disease by tho Board of
Health.
At the meeting of the Board of Health
Tuesday afternoon resolution was
ADOPTED CHASING niemhraueous Group
with diphtheria and other contagious
diseases, and hereafter all persons who
die of membraneoue Group must he
hurled within 30 hours; there must DO
a private funeral and permits will not
be issued for transferring the bodies
from the city.
This step was taken as cases had been
reported where people who had attended
such funerals had afterward contracted
disease. An effort will be made to have
City Council amend the health ordi.
nance to conform to this regulation.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-16

Rising Sun, Nd, Dec. "a. The store
house Ut Iiaines e. Kirk is the latest
business house to be broken into by
the band OF organized thioves operating
in this county. The burglars occurred
about so dozen pocEetkniyes, three
dozen razors and other goods, making
the loss about $3.50. Robheries of Q
similar character have taken place nj
Northeast and Elkton within the last
10 DAYS.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-16
rEssEL wENr TO l,iEoEs.
Schooner Susan T.. Thuriow OF New Yor
Wrecked on Cushing Island.

Schooner Susan r. Thuriow OF New York
Wrecked on Cushing Island.
Associated pross Dispatch by Special Wires.
Portland, Me-, Dec. 10. Tho schooner
Sustn L. Thurlow. hound from Hills
boro. N. g., to New York. with cargo
of plaster rock. went to pieces on Cush-
ing Island, about three miles from this
city, at s O'Clock last night. and the
captain and five members OF the crew
were lost.
One sailor managed to reach land,
and, early this morning, he informed
the inhabitants OF the wreGk.
The bodies of the captain and ono OF
the mon we're recovered this morning.
The Thurlow was built at Harring
ton, Me-, and hailed from New York
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-16

To the United States Circuit Court
Tuesday afternoon Judge bradford
gave decision 10 the matter of tho
application of William W. Weinert of
Philadelphia, who sought to withdraw
his approval of the release of the steam
ship Laurada. The decision was against
Mr.. Weinert and the boat can be re-.
leased upon the approval by the De
partnsnt OF Justice at Washington of
the 81, 900 bond which was recently
profferpd and the payment of court
charges, which amount to about 81, 900.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-16

Fsrra had mot received his pension
money before he was killed.
Mr.. Farra was private in Co. u,
124th Pennsylvania Volunteers, and bad
nm excolout war record. The pension
was Tor the loss of toes during the war.
The number of his certificates WAS 3'i,
TO. and it was granted by the Depart.
ment OF Interior on January Sd, 1888
Shortly before noon citizen noticed
a negro answering the description OF
the suspected man standing at Eighth
and Jefferson streets. lie wore u largo
blue oyerroat, overalls and blue cap.
lila clothing had the appearance oil
being wet and his shoes wore muddy.
lie louHed Eorvoas and after looking
about in suspicious manner for q
short time walked hastily up JeiIersuu
street.. This information was given &c
tho police, but, although they arc lonls'
ing for the negro here, they do not
believe he IL in the city.
After making an investigation about
the scene of the tragedy the officers
laid their plans for the search. De
tective Money went down tho Delaware
railroad. Detective Witsil to Baltimore,
and Sergeant Evans and Officer Collint
secured the surrounding country in |
carriage.
Shortly before noon Chief of Polict
Dolan received message from TIM
Philadelphia police informing him tina
q colored mau who said his name wa
Harris and he had lived about sever
miles from Wilmington, had been ar
rested there on suspicion of haVini
stolen a team. lie had in bis pusses
sion brown horse ahout years ole
and Is hands high, with white on tn
left hind foot. He also was driving il
phnton painted black with rc'
stripes. No further information wa
received concerning tho man. but tn
police are making an investigation.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-16
cuAscEsr avn ORPHANS COURTS.
Sessions of Both Held by Chancellor Mich
olson Yesterday Morning.

Sessions OF Both Held by Chancellor MICH
olson Yesterday Morning.
Chancellor John X. Nicholson held
sessions Of Chancery and Orphans
Courts yesterday morning. In former,
George a. Elliott was appointed trustee
under the will of Norris W. Talley, de-
ceased. An ordsr for publication was
made in the case of Patrick j. Long Va.
John McCrea.
In Orphans Court William H. Novel;.
executor of Annie NJ. Appleby, de-
ceased, made return of the sale of her
real estate, which was approved. The
Equitable Guarantee and Trust Co. vas
appointed guardian of Edward T. Turk.
Noah d. Congo. executor Of Richard
Duckery WINS granted an order TO sell
his real estate for the payment OF dsbis.
Chancery Court adjourned until next
Wednesday, and Orphans Court until
next Saturday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-16

For several days the Baltimore Cen
tral Railroad weat as far as Perryvile
has been literally Ghoked with heavy
freight, notwithstanding the number of
extra locomotives pressed into service.
This is because of the fact that thous-
andd of bushels of wheat are being
shipped to the markets by farmers
along the line, all Of whom are anxious
to get rid OF their crops while the price
is still lingering at the dollar mark.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-16

specIal correeponde nce OF Gazelte and .Ioul

special Correspondence OF Gazette and journal
New Castle. Dec. 10. Trouble ia
brewing among the employees of tho
shirt factory recently established in
this city. The hands state that the
manager is violating tho contract on
tered into with what is termed the cili.
zene committee, which was instrumental
in bringing the concern into this city.
The wages are below that of other
places and when ons OF the young
women in the factory stated this fact to
one of the managers, it is asserted that
the used vile language to her. The
recent advertisement for help ia shown
to be in violation Of thssformer agree-
ment, as this agreement explicitly states
that those to be employed in the mill
email be from this city, and now an
attempt is being made to import labor
from other cities.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-16
Collapse Of a Media nuIlalnr.

A oe,story brick building on Plum
street, Media, collapsed Tuesday, the
entire eastern wall falling out clear to
the foundation. Tho roof of the build.
ing had rot yet been completed, and
the contractors said the collapse
was duo to tho rain soaking into the
mortar and causing it to soften and to
the settling of tho foundation. Four
carpenters working on the upper floor
felt the walls giving way aud got down
in time to escape injury.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-16

Aasooiatod Press Dlspabch BY spaelal Wires.
Monticello, N. y, Dec. Is. Tho
Rev. David 7. Howell of the Protestant
Episcopal Church is serving a sentence
of five days imprisonment in the count.
Jail, imposed yesterday, for choking
and beating his wife. He was given
tho alternative sentence Of So fine or
five days imprisonment and chose
the latter. declining the offer of friends
to nay the fine.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-16

Associated Pre's OispaJin oT sne;ial wiros.
Constantinople, Turkey. Dec. Is. -
The Crock government has requested n
months extension of the time fixed
upon for ratifyinr tho treaty of peace
with Turkey. The members OF the
diplomatic corps are much surprised nj
this request, and the Turkish officials
declare that it is unwarranted aud un-
acceptable
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-16

Associated Prsis DlsDatc1 DY so'cIal Wire.
Albany. N. Y, Dec. 10. Chief Willard
has received q message from Detective
Mccain, announcing the capture OF
Albert S. Warner, at Riley, Kan. War
ner was the chief conspirntor in the
August II. g. Blake and Joseph M.
Hardy are serving terms Of Is years In
Dannaemora prison for completely in
th is crime.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-16

In the regent allotment OF numbers
of the Supreme Court of the United
StaIes among the circuits. agreeable 10
act of Congress, Associate Justice
George Shiras. DR., was assigned to tho
Third circuit, whicn comprises tho
Federal districts Of Pennsylvania, Now
jersey and Delaware.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-16
Brandywlne summit oampmeeting.

The committee appointed by tho
Brandywiue Summit Campmeeting
Association to fix upon the dates for
holding camp noxt year met yesterday
and fixed upon Thursday, July 2Sth as
opening day and Thursday, August 9th,
as closing day. John W. Day, Il. I.
Grub and S. II. Baynard comprised
the committee.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-16

Thomas Anderson, one OF the founders
OF Shiloh Baptist Church, lliod on
Tuesday at his residence, No. l0l East
Eleventh street. Ho was n native of
Virginia and was 81 years of uge. For
many years he waa employed by the
late Col. Henry S. McComb. The
funeral will take place to-day.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-16

AssoclatedPrsss Disatt:ti By sae,lll Wirss.
Rome, Italy, Dec. -. 1t was somi-
officially announced hore to-day that the
Italian government has never thought
Of sending Irunclads to Hayti. 1t is
further explained that the negotiations
regarding tho small differences hetween
Italy and liayti are following the ordi.
nary course.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-16

Tho Wilmington & Northern watch
house and telegraph station at Sixth
avenue crossing was hurnel at mid
night Tuesday, and at about the same
time a switch was burned out. Tho
exat loss or cause OF the fire could not
be ascertalned.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-16

Mrs. Rehecca X. Noblit, wife Of the
late John Noblit. died suddenly Tues
day at her residence, No. 1919 North
Broad street, Philadelphia. She was
slater of Mrs. Thomas McClary Of this
city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-16

Francis Matthews, while locked up
at the police station ON Monday night
on triHing charge, attempted to hang
himself with his Ruspenders. lie was
prevented from doing 81 by Turnkey
Hummercr, anu was cent ~ the aims
house Tuesday. lie is I0years of age.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-16

Washington, Dec l5.-President Nc
Kinley, the members of the cabinet and
Others VINO went to Canton on account
OF tho illness and death of the Presi-
dents mother, reached Washington
shortly before II o'clock this morning.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-16
DISTRESSING AooIDExr.
Laborer Decapitated by the Train an Which
the fresihent " as JonrneyIng.

I87'OFe0 F'FuHpINHtH'1 DI ttIH fT"IH wv FFIlTutt
the President Was JourneyinE.
Associated Prsis Di4plt,n oT 5psiull Wires,
pittsburg, Pa. Doc. 15.-The special
tram bearing President Mckinley and
PARTY pasaed through Pittsburg early
this morning, nm route from Canton.
o.. TO Washington. Twenty minutes
after the train left Canton last night,
it struck and instantly killed Louis
Moinet, lahnrer, who was walking on
the track. His bead was torn from his
body. Tho President was much dis
turbed by the distressing accident.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-16
a,larriages.

TucKER-sIMMoNs-At Unit, n NJ. e parsonage.
on December Sh, 1897, by Tho Rev John y. c.
Hanna, James b. Tucker and MaIoiie y. Sinl-
mons, both OF this city.
CHAEElt--At Asbury NJ. F. mr.
coinage, on December llth 1897, by the Eov.
era Tinker, III, D., Herman Wtkpwski nnd
Mrs. Lonzetta l.. Schafor, both Of this city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-16

At Elkton, Tuesday, tina jury il the
case OF the Excelsior Baking Co, of
Wilmington Us. Charles Devalinger rem
dered verdict in favor of thu plaintiff.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-16

Associated Prs'' pisoaui by spoiu Wire.
Lowell, Mass, Dec. 10. Tho Merri-
mao street depot Of the Boston x Maine
railroad was quilted by FIRE last night.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-16

Letters of administration on tho
estate of Elizabeth W. Davis bave been
granted to 4. Il. s. Davis and Sarah
e. Blake.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-16

Death of an Aged Woman.
Special Correspondence Of Gazette and Journal
Delaware City. Dec. Is. Mrs. Charles
Bigger, aged 76 years, died on Monday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-12-16

A.sociated PrsD DlsDst u nv Sosnal Wires
Philadelphia. Dec. 15.-Wheat. Nc. lower Nc.
Pennsylvania red In export elevator. 97h a971s G.;
No. 2 rod spot IN export elevator, IN bau6Sc.
Corn. uuiei: No. . for local trade, 3ia35c.
Oats, steady: No. . white, 3Ua3Os NC; No Swhite,
2gc.; NJ. 2 mil ed, 27A a2Sc.
Bran, tirut: winter in bulk, Sl3-5Ual4.5O. spring
In sacks, Sl2t5al3.25.
Sugar, rehugd, unchanged.
Butter. stsHhv: fancy Western creamery. 23e.:
do. Pennsylvania prints, 2Jc: do. Western prints,
25c.
Eggs, unchanged; fresh nearby, 2oc.: fresh
Western, 20c-