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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-16

While catarrh does not rnuse all
cases of consumption. Il Is also trnc
that all those who have consunp-
ton have been sabject Ia catarrh.
All con ptivcS were entarrh vic-
Tins. They took cold; catarrh had
prepared the way for consumption.
Tubercuiar consumption ever re-
auires break in the membranes
which line the breathing tubes. Cn-
tarrh furnishes tho broken plnces In
the form OF raw spots. The germs
or consumption from the air can
only enter the SYSTEM when they and
n raw. sore. dtscharelnx surface.
Catarrh creates just such surface.
Every catarrh sufferer - In dnnSer
Of contracting consumption when
ever ne or she breathes the air that
has inst been breathed out by one
who hns tubercuiar consumption.
while no Intelligent ar self-re-
spectfng doctor OF today claims that
All cssss OF consumption are of n
catarrhal character. still. IT the his
terry of every case of consumption
was written. II would he fonrd to
consist Of the story Of frequent colds
that were left uncured. colds that
did not get we'll Themselves, colds
that came every spring and aot bet
ter In the summer. hut cnme back
worse In tho fnll and winter; colds
that were followed by catarrhal
symphonies dischnrEi.x from the
nose, sore and innamed throat,
haw king cf .aaca~, with coughing
and splitting A. II well known. the
fatal form os consumption 50 com
mon In our midst IL due to the en-
trance into the bl0od Of tuberete
bactifns. which settles In the lungs
and sets mp lung disease.
The expelled air of n consumptise
frequently contains the seeds af the
disease. The ssntewiai which con
samptives cough mp also contains
these germs, which. after having
dried in the air, nre blown around
and Inhaled by other persons u -
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The Victor wooien Mill, of ttolsoes. the
Ia rgest In the United States burnea Tues
day morning
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-16

The cost of treatment at the
Copeland Medicat tnststatc tor
any chronfc ssiisnemt or malady
II at the rnte at
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PREVENTING
CONSUMPTION.
Copeiand Practice the
OF Expcreuce-t
Cared andC onsumpfioA

seen at once that those who live in
section where consumption - preva
lent woaid be very particular 10
keep their bodily health ut n high
standard ana never aitow them-
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CONSULT Fiorance Marvin. Seattle's
prophecies slt First.
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Home Treatment by Mail.

Patients who i've at - distance
ean be trented with perfect success
by the ala of the Copeland symptem
blank. sent free orr application.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-19
JOSEPH H. CHOATE
ON TRIAL BY JURY.
A Subject of Ever Fresh and Vital
Interest to Americans.
IT IS ANCIENT AS MAGlSTRACY
With Competent Jurors. Able Judges
and Honest. Fearless Advocates,
Trial by.Jury will be the Best
Safeguard of the People.

SARATOGA. y. y, Aug. ia large
audience assembled in Convention han
to-day and listened to the annual adj
'1ress to the American Bar Association
By the Hon. Joseph Choate, OF New
York The address elected frequent APP
plause.
Mr. Choate spoke in part as follows:
We meet at most suspicious moment
Since this association last assembled Tor
its annual conference the nation has
been engaged In a war which has ao-
sorbed all thoughts and necessarily dis
tracted US from those peaceful purposes
which annually bring us-4together. but
now. with unexpected suddenness' az the
cost OF great treasure and much precious
blood Of our heroes. the truly noble OBJ
jcCt OF the war has been accomplished
and peace is already In sight IL might
perhaps be expected that In accepting
the very great honor OF delivering the an
nual address provided by your Consu-
tuition. [ should enter upon discussion
OF some OF those important questions
which must arise out of the consequences
and results OF the war.
At all the great and critical points OF our
national progress the American Bar has
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-19
FIELDS MINSTRELS.
To Open the Season OF '0S and 30 at
the Academy Next Wednesday.

While the great generals Of the Ameri-
can army are marshalling their forces
ga the sunny CLINE OF Cuba. n must not
be overlooked that the minstrel generals
are preparing for the fray. AL @. Field.
The uudisputed c0mmander-in-chiet or the
minstrel army. has sounded his bugle
call and his merry-makers. quick 10 re
sp0ud 10 the call OF duty, are bringing
their siege guns charged with wit. song,
hum0r. ana all the other c0ncomitants
essential 70 drive that dread enemy OF
mankind. known as dun care, TO his lair.
Mr Field Will bo with us next Wednes-
day afternoon and night a the Academy.
and as hls name is a by-WOrd for all that
Is good and novel iu the minstrel world,
his thousands OF patrons can expect an
evening OF rare enjoyment. The Faust
Family OF Acr0hats seven people are
the bright particular features among the
large array Of featurs which abound IN
THIS representative company. Their act Ia
pronounced by the leading journals Of
Europo 10 be the finest ana most finished
Doc Quigiay. Tom Donnelly. Dan Quin-
Ian. and Arthur Rigby are 4 few OF his
comedians and as Tor the ollO, wei, II Is
lust stocked with the richest and rarest
spec!altes OF Europe and America.
The sale OF seats commences Monday
morning AZ the Academy or Music.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-19
EXCURSION TO NATURAL BRIDGE
AND LURAY. AUGUST 9TH.

The Chesapeake and Ohio will have an
excursion from Richmond 70 Natural
Bridge and Luray saturday August 9th.
Rate from Richmond 10 Natural Bridge
and return $3.50; Natural Bridge and Lu-
ray So. tickets good until September 5th.
Special arrangements MADE Tor accommo-
dation Of excursiOnists al Natural Bridge
and Iurav Train will leave Richmond
via lanes River Division 1890 A. NJ Au-
gust 9th. tickets 10 Natural Bridge and
Lurav being good returning via Basic
CITY ana main line. The exceptionally
low rates arranged for this excursion
should induce a large number to avail
themselves OF this opportunity 70 visit
the two natural wonders OF Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-19
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Richmond, Va, AUG Is, loDo.
Offerings at auction on Change to-day
soVentY-siN packages, highest price go
general average price Of the entire sale
Messrs. John +. Jacob & Co. sold: C.. n.
X. y Co.-No. l9g Of $40 20, No. "a =, 20
No ls9 "a I, Sg 81 e6 N si s sS az No 90 ioi
at 5000. No. 1856 Al 50. No. III at 500
No. 1874 at 500. No. III a. $500, No. ~
al S. No. 1875 al SO, No. l9i az Xs.6!.2
at IS s2ls No. 10 at $9.e2ts No. isS at
81. No itS at So. No. lI6 at s.. 70, No
los 1t SiO25. No. lsl at SIC. -, No. 10
al So. No. lS2 al $3.50, No. Isl az So
no s7 "a at $50 N $40 i5s 4 No. 10 80 SSH
No $50 at Sg.62ta. No. 1e3 az $3.50. No
III at S. go j. b. D.-No / at $3.50, No. 2
at SST5. No 3 at s.. IA. Z. R.-No. l az
$3.50. No az Ssg,@,s no. . az 800 800 30 no
sold. thlrty-eight.
Mr.. George 4. Haynes sold: II. Frank
Coleman. of Caroline cOunty-No. (2bo
pounds neD at $3.50 No. l4SO pounds
metz at 5000 No. (iO5 pounds neD at
So No. 4 OiO pounds metz az Sll.62i.
No. . (JG5 pounds metz AZ 81, No. 6 900
pounds neD AT $S.629 No. I clio pounds
neO at 81, making an average Of Sl2s9;
Mrs. l.. \. Butler Louisa county-No. l
C05 pounds ncD at SO. No. . $3.50 pounds
metz at S1O75. No 3 $3.50 pounds neD at
SlO75. No. (2l5 pounds net at Sl025 No.
> $50 pounds ntO at klV.bJ making an
average of S11.4j: T.. Acors-NO. / GAS
pounds neO at $40. No. l55o pounds nett
al S11 80 No. $50 pounds neD at SO %,
No. 4 COS pounds metz a. 1915. No. lAOO
pounds neD at $40, making an average
of Sll 9O A. Brunnell, King and queen
couniy-No l go bounds metz az ygT5:
c. Hepwood Caroline county-No. ! OBS
pounds neO at SlO75; Il. Greentree. Carb-
line county-No. ] 1915 pounds neD at
SlO75: Il. ". Evans-No. l OBS pounds
neD AZ 81; r. X. Haynes. Caroline coun-
ty-No. l $50 pounds nep al S24. No. .
(625 pounds metz at Sl525. No. C620
pounds. metz al $3.50. No. $50 pounds
neD at Sls50. No 8 600 pounds nep at
So s2ib No 6 0s5 pounds nett at $40,
making an average Of sl40S; S. +. Butler.
Louisa connty--No. l (255 pounds neD at
s7.4i; G. \, Thomas. Louisa couniy-No.
pounds nSo at $laO; NJ. A. Turner.
Goochland county-Ao. l i6J pounds nep
AT $40. w. G. Dllard. Spotsylvania
county-270 pounds scrap at 81: d. swift.
Caroline oounty-S05 pounds scrap at
IS 10; a. c. Kent Louisa county-No.
n tS% Ios ssss 1s2 g. s No .u2sS mes Sei,
at So Is; J. H. Martin-No. ! (il0 pounds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-19

ket was nrmer with a good demand far
old spring patents.
RYE FLOUR-Qulet.
CORNMEAis-firm; yellow WESTERN
RYE-weak; No. western. 4iafiilc.
BARLEY -Unsettied. mailing. s5i1N isc.
BARLEY MALT-Dull.
WHEAT-Spot strong: No. . red. 7S7<c.
Onti0ns opened steady on cables. declined
with corn. and rallied again. The after
noon market. governed by bad scare
among shorts and increased demand for
SPOT wheat. was active ana strong. clos
ing asrIc. net higher; No. red. sepiem-
Der. closed at 7Oisc.; December closed at
csc
tions weak all the forenoon under heayp
liouidafi0n. but turned strong with wheat.
and on active covering fully recovered.
closing unchanged. september closed at
351sc.: December closed al sc.
OATs-sp0t easy; No. = &c options
rocovered an carly decline. and with corn
closed unchanged. Sertember closed at
'EtsEEF-Dnn: extra mess. 50: packet,
saJ00IO. city extra India mess Slf-oVR
CIT MEATs-stcady o
IARD-DuI: western steamed. S1.4Zlt's
5.45: September, $40 nominal helheu
0J P,1oRK-stcady: short clea-. siigl3lo
RTfTTER- steady; western cfe&meEy'
14iI6ioc do. factory. lin1tc.: Elgins,
100: Imitation creamery l5HIoc.' ''"'e
dairy. 12Q1Ic. 1T. "a
EGGS-Steady. State ana Penhsy iV"ii'a'
4iI41Sisc.. western fresh, l4l4c. -, ma
POTATOEs-Stc Jerseys Sis,ySa
! u: Lon. island. Sl75l2 sweets s'9f'
red. 81 1925
COTTON- SEED OIIe-Dull.
PETROLEUM Firm. thi.adslHhA mo ,,l
baltimore. 80 -. do in bulk, $500. he-
ROsTN-stesdy: strained, common TO
good 81 3OU1.3l. a~,,~oo.
TIIRPFNTINE-Qul at 2sNq2oc.
RYE-Steady . .o17o
CkBBAGE-stesdy; Long Island, go
COFFEE-Options opened STEADY al uli-
changed prices 90 > points advance o,i
nrmor European cables, and coniln,4l w..
apathv Of spot buyers and disapgoin llns
warehouse movement representing uh-
satisfactory distribution; closed sle.e az,
unchanged 10 points higher; sales soDV
bags. including August s5.50Ge.o' "a SEP :
invoice. &c. No ] lobbing. os-c.' nl'iu
STEADY: COrdova. Snl5c.
trlfugal, 06 test. 4hc. Refined steaay'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-19
4 VIGOROUS RUBBING

with Dixie Nerve and Bone L.nament
win cure Rheume tism. Neuralgia. Pains
in the back sides and limbs. Sprains.
bruises. Strains and contracting mus
cles and leaders.
Dixie Nerve and Bone Linament cures
after other remedies have failed. II is
clean. pleasant TO use and as hnament
is unsurpassed After severe test OF
sixteen years use Dixie Nerve and Bone
Tinament has proven 20 be just what
g. needed IN the household. II cures the
bite of poisonous insects. A few drops
annIied nightly TO corn or buniJn will
-a,nove them without pain. See that
Won get Dixie Nerve and Bone Linament
price % cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-19
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1s-COTTON-The
cotton market opened steady win prices
* higher ON better cable than expected
and Iomans report, which report claims
that the past month or unfaVorable
weather has reduced the outlook OF the
crop by $50 900 bales. The market further
advanced lG3 points, after which there
WIS "A reaction 20 yesterdays closing
figures Outside reports failed 20 mate
rialize. and the market further eased
OF with prices showing q loss 81 ~"
points from the highest ngures Later
however. the market bTaced mp on COW
cring and investment buying, closing
steady with prices showing net ad-
vance OF l04 points
COTTON-Easy: mlddling 81: net re-
ceipts. none; gross, III bales, exports 10
France 1868 bales, 20 the Continent, %
bales: forwarded. IL bales. sales, ll46
bales spinners. 372 bales; stock 0hOZZ
Total to-day-Net receipts 1889 bales:
exports TO Great Britain, 100 bales, 10
France. 1853 bales: TO the Continent. 80
bales: stock. 19S4S1 bales.
Consolidated-Net receipts, 1921 bales.
eXports 10 Great Britain. s.2l3 bales. 10
France 3Si bales; TO the Continent T.
953 bales. ~. ...o,...
S520 go bales: exports 20 Great Britain,
2 40o 4G0 bales. 90 France. Sl5692 bales.
to the Continent, 2,90G2 So bales.
corroN-FNtures opened steadp at the
advance: August. $50: September. 551;
October. 5.G4; November 9.u0' Decemoer,
3 20. January $40. February. 5.7G;
March. 5.79. April. 5.S2: May 6.s6.
Futures closed steady; August. 300;
September. SCI; october. 564; November
5CG. December. go. January. 5.I4' Feb
ruary. $40: March, $50; April 5.S3; May,
5.SG
spot cotton easy: middling gulf. OK;
middling uplands. 53s. sales. loo bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 1S.-COTTON-
Futures quiet and steady; August. 80
bid. September. 52SN5.3o. October. o.SlH
5.32: November. 5.3jg636, December, . ~
Q641. January. S5tG5.45; February, 5.4I
Q5.4s, March, oolG0.o-
LIVERPOOL Aug. 1s.-COTTON-spot
i'm fair demand. prices easier. American
mlddling. fair. l8-1Cd. good middling.
3 9-l6. middlng. 3N; low middling. 3 I-32.
good ordinary, 3 lilo: ordinary. 21s. The
sales OF the day We're 10000 bales. of
which 500 were for speculation and eN-
port and included $500 American. Re-
ceipts 10. OOc bales no American.
mand and closed quiet; August. 1864.
sellers; August and September. 14-G4Q
3 I5-64 sellers: September and October.
z I2-G4Q3 1884. sellers. October end No
December. 3 1O-64Gi6 ll-s4. sellers De-
cembcr and January. 2 1o-64QS i1-6i.
sellers: January and February. 1O-G4Q
> ff-64 sellers, February and March.
. 1904 sellers March and April ii-G4
az 1894. BUYERS; April and MAY. 2 i2-63n
q fa-G4. seilors. May and June. 1854.
buyers. - -.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-19
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Aug. 1s.-FLOUR-Dull
and unchanged.
WHFAT-Dun and lower; spot. %
75Hc.; month, 74Q74hc.; September. ~
g7ll5c.: December. G9c. Southern wheat
by sample. 72n17c. 900
3Gc.: month. 3JA035i4c, Sentembcr,
8jLc. Southern white corn 31n3Sc.
OATS-Steady: No. . white. 2S0glc.
RYE-Easy; No. > nearby, 4ic.. NO.
western. 49c
SUGAR-Strong and unchanged.
RtrTTBR--Steady and unchanged.
EGGS-l3izd1flsc
CHEESE-Stcady and unchanged.
IFTTUCE-7Jc per bushel box.
WHISkN-Unchange
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-19
8, & 0. SUNDAY OUTINGS
TO THE SEASHORE
INCREASE IN POPULARITY.

The nice. clean fast trains Of the 9.
& O. Sunday Outings. giving ample
coaches 30 that every one have seats and
making no stops 90 take on way busi-
ness TO the Inconvenience OF Richmond
cutters. will leave Richmond every Sun
dav ull November at $3.50 A. NJ. and car
~ a paror car Tor which seats can be
reserved az e.. a. o. Passenger ONCE,
500 east Main street.
Remember il costs less money and
saves time to ocean View. via q. & o..
outing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-19
CUDAHY FREE FROM DEBT.
He Signs the Check for the Last OF
Three Colossal Notes.

CHICAGO, Aug. r.-To-morrow morn
ing "Jack" Cudahy viii havo wiped out
The last OF his notes given five years ago,
aggregating $4,000. At 10 o'clock no viii
sign a check for $4,000. Cudahy In
1893 failed for si.5lL0'o-the disastrous
ending OF his memorable pork and lard
deal. when In iSs2 he began his opera
tions he was considered TO be- worth
81 90. CO. After tho crash Cudahy paid
his creditors half the amount duo them.
lie gave them notes payable In two. three.
and FIVE years for the rest. Ho has met
every note promptly and tomorrow he
wilt face the world free from all debts.
With a fortune TO the good.
ILr.rg the period OF getting cvcn''
cudahys nerve never failed him. The re-
coupling OF his fortunes has gone on quiet
ly. and he has nae rly always beeu on the
right side OF the market.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-19
SICK HEADACHE CURED

and its cause permanently removed with
DIR. David's Liver Pills. They not only
act al once on the digestive organs.
causing the food TO properly assimilate.
hut thew thoroughly remove all obstruc-
tons and Accommodations In the stomach
and bowels and thoroughly stir the liver
70 a proper action and keep 1t perform
ing It's functions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-19
NEW YORK Day GooDs MARKET.

NEW YORK, Aug. lS.-The dry goods
trade is quiet to-day, the buyers IN town
restricting their trading as much as pos
sible 20 the jobbing stores and the sup
plies which need immediate replenish-
meut and high novelties. The general
market has gained very little from this
store trading. Mail orders have been
fairly numerous. but there are not manp
heavy orders registered, so that the dAly
averages DO not reach any surprising
figure
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-19
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Aug. 1s.-Urgent covering oy
shorts to-day. occasioned by a goou cassl
September closed 1lsc. higher. and De
cember declined &c Corn left on un-
changed 10 lsc. higher oats are IN
changed. Pork advanced Be-, lard de-
clined BE-, and ribs remain unchanged
The leading futures ranged as follows
open. High. Low. Close.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-19
Richmond, Va, Aug. IS, 1898.
NoRrOr-K PEANUT MARKET.

NORFOLK. VA. Aug. 1S-PEANUTs-
peanuts-Farmers' stock. fancy sac:
strictly prime 3i203Ac., prime. 3G5Ac..
Grm. Spanish. Zoe; market weak.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-19

WILMINGTON. y. G. Aug. 1s.-SPIR-
IT'S d FTURPENTlNE-S at 2Jl14
DC: receipts lSS casks.
ROSIN-Firm at 9Jc.nS1; receipts, 300
barrels.
CRUDE TURpENTlNE-Ste al Sl.lO
al 90. receipts a barrels
TAR-Firm az $50. receipts 10 bar
vQfa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND AUG. IS. 1898.
-,
ARRIVED

PORT OF RICHMOND AUG. IS. 1898.
ARRIVED
Steamer Yemassee. O'Neui. meychan-
disc and passengers. Clyde Line, Phila-
delpha.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves merchan-
disc and passengers. virginia Navigation
Company. Norfolk. 80,
Schooner Annie q. Grace. Smith.
Charleston. phosphate Virginia|Carolina
Chemical Company
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. AUG. 1s. 1893.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Knutsford. Vera Cruze.
SAILED.
Schooner Zach sherman, Portsmouth.
Schooner Ida l. Hull Lynn.
schooner sadie Militant New York.
Barge Belle OF Oregon salem.
Barge Mystic Belle. New Bedford.
Steamer Indrani. GiasgOW.
PORT OF WEST POINT. AUG. rs. 1898.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Accomac. Thompson. Nor
FOLK. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
steamship Accomac. Thompson, Nor
folk, passengers ana general cargo.
PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED, AUG. IS
SAILED.
Schooner Charles Lawrence, Taylor,
lumber. Philadelphia
Barge Fredericksburg. Sphlear. poplar
wood Philadelphia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-19

ron n. sio25 Total number OF pack
ayes sold thirty-eight-
p-t,,a,a sales reported 70 tho secretary
a., ths Richmond Tobacco Tr.ide to-day
The f.bacco inspector reports today:
r,arectfons-park. 40 bogshestds ard "a
tic-rcs Reinspections-N None.
Crewsbav-s StOnevsll. ShOskoe. Allie
cbarv old Dominion. Duven ports' and
ssaat-co,rSs tobacco warehouses report to-
S,v. receipts. 4G packages deliveries, 1877
packages. .,
Hons on tobacco for the ciry OF F,ich-
mond, va to-day: cigars and cigarettes
Si's0 q: pug tobacco. so'360 o. Dotal'
49,, V@ssrs r. 3. Vaughan & Co ard Geo
A, HAYNES will oner az stuctfon on
Change tomorrow, Friday. August ~,
ieee Mr.. Hapnes' break VIII CONSIST OF
line sun-curcd tobacco.
Messrs. Frazer & Tompldus. tobacco
ccmr,ission merchants. No. 1Oi south
Tv,ait.b etreot. Richmond Va. make the
folloVine comments for the week to to-
Ds1k-Roceipts and offerings continue
limit. ma-ket dull, except for Tugs and
sh,n- c.i,red-Fseceipss light: offerings
f2iri, GOOD this week. market'of fine and
medium Grades quiet and prices lower.
while GOOD lugs are in demand at tull
And quote prices current as follows;
srrN- rrrRED TOBACCO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-19

Cash quotntIOns Were as I0IIU"E' = TT
steady. No. yellow corn, 3lAc.i no. .
spring wheat G5Q71Nc.. No. . red. llc.;
No. 2 corn. Bic. 40. oats. 2O19c. 10 z
white. 2ilkd2si4c.: 10. 3 white, % Z1c' {.
No. . rye. 42# d33c.; No. 2 barley a6Hf?c.'
30. fax seed. sSc. new. eOc., prime TIM
othv seed. $50. mess pork, per barrel
sSgJ4g. lard. per 100 pounds, SJOIhr
512ib: short rib sides Ooosc), $j.03u33oi
drp sailed shoulders (b0Xed), SteZtp
4S7H. short clear sides tboxed), S'.aop
So: sugars unchanged. butter steady,
creau-ry. 13Hn1Sc.; dairy, l2ul6c., eggs
steady. fresh. 12c.