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The herald., 1898-11-20
DOW RELEASED
Jury Had Disagreed at Two Trials and
Witnesses Have Scattered

Deputy District Attorney McComas yes
terday called the attention of Judge Smith
to the fact that the juries had disagreed at
both trials of Albert A. Dow, on the charge
of grand larceny. The evidence, he said, was
so defective that it seemed improbable that
a conviction could be secured, and therefore
he moved that the information be dismissed
Dow was alleged to have taken 1865 from
one Dorst, after administering "knock- out
drops" to him while showing him the won
ders of the town. Dorst was on his way tc
Chicago from San Diego and stopped over
to sample the fluids of Los Angeles.
Judge Smith, in ruling upon the motion
presented yesterday, said most Of the wit
nesses had gone beyond the jurisdiction OF
the court, and it would be very difficult to
convict the defendant on dispositions, and he
would, therefore, grant the motion and dis
charge the prisoner. The pleasant tidings
were conveyed to Dow by his attorney, Geo
L. Sanders, who defended him at both
trials,
The herald., 1898-11-20
A Common Superstition

Many people believe that the breaking of
looking glass Is a certain sign Of death.
The newspapers report that a mother recent
ly became insane after dropping mirror,
because she feared that some of her loved
ones would soon die There are other signs
much more dangerous than this. The most
common is a disordered stomach, which
couses nervousness, dyspepsia, indiges-
tion and constipation. These symptoms tell
tho sufferer that his days will be shortened
unless he sets things right in HIS digestive
organs. For this purpose there Is nothing
so certain to cure as Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. 1t regulates the bowels, steadies
the nerves and whets up the appetite 1t is
the standard remedy. There is no substitute
for 1t.
The herald., 1898-11-20
Morrison Makes a Report

Justice D. G. Morrison filed a statement
of the amount of money collected by his de-
partment for the month of October with the
city clerk yesterday. The number Of cases
is given as 40, and the total receipts at $99. So
Of this amount the case of Banning VS.. Por
ter is credited with 50 cash, which represents
fees. The receipts were deposited with the
city treasurer yesterday.
The herald., 1898-11-20
Park Band Concert
New Storm Drain system

Plans for a general system of storm
drains are now being drawn in the office of
the city engineer. This work was ordered
by the council some time ago, and SO far has
been done without addition to- the, office
force. Heretofore the storm drains have
been completed merely for localities, with
out general plan for relieving the city of
storm water. The plans which are now
being completed in the office of the engineer
are the result of suggestion made by him
to the council some time ago.
The herald., 1898-11-20
UNIVERSITY NOTES
Athena and Aristotelian Societies
Hold an Open Meeting

The Athena and Aristotelian literary So
cieties of the college held a joint open meet
ing Friday afternoon in the Athena hall of
the main college building. The room was
filed with the members and friends of the
two societies, who were well pleased with
the excellent program rendered. The num-
bcrs were: College song, "The Bullfrog,"
The herald., 1898-11-20
FUrniahed R0Oma

Furnished rooms for rent at the CARING,
422 West Second street, between Hin and
Olive. All modern conveniences and first
class equipment. No children or consump-
tives taken. Only respectable patronage
solicited. Rates reasonable.
The herald., 1898-11-20
JoTTINGs

Lovers of good driving horses cannot
miss 1t by buying one Of our No. Chester
Columbus Buggy Co.'S driving wagons.
They have the Bailey hangers, long-dis-
tance axles and quick-shifting shaft coup
Hngs. Hawley, King & Co.
The herald., 1898-11-20
Mr.. Bott Wants a Rebate

Walter Bott yesterday filed with the city
clerk communication in which he stated
that before the taxes of 1898 became de.
linquent he attempted to pay the city taxes
on lot 20 of the Hills tract, but was informed
The herald., 1898-11-20
Our Home Brew.

Maier & Zobelein's lager, fresh from thelI
brewery, on draught in all the principal
saloons; delivered promptly in bottles OIL
kegs. Office and brewery. 44o Also street
Telephone 81.
The herald., 1898-11-20

The department responded to a false
alarm of fire last night at 1855 from bo1 1874,
corner of Santee and Twelfth streets.
The herald., 1898-11-20
BORN


MERRIAM-On November IA, $685. to the
wife of w. B. Merriam, son.
The herald., 1898-11-20

A decree in foreclosure of mortgage was
ordered by Judge Shaw yesterday in the suit
of w. E. Rankin and others against Mary
Aufdenkamp and others.
The herald., 1898-11-20

| We have taken the agency for the Colum.
bia bicycle. Our motto is, "Get the Best.
| However,, we have good wheels for $50
The herald., 1898-11-20

I. o. F. Funeral Notice.-Members of
Court Los Angeles, No. 422, Independent
Order of Foresters, are hereby requested to
meet at I. o. F. temple Sunday November
20, 1898, at l p. m. sharp, to attend the;
funeral of our late brother, S. H. Furrey.
All Independent Foresters invited.
r. E. WIRSCHING, c. R.
o. H. NUNNALEY, r. Sec'y
The herald., 1898-11-20
DEATHS
FUNERAL NOTICE

MERRIAM-On November Is, 1898, the in
FAINT son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Merriam
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their treatment faith.
fully. In fact. 80 mel
TO get wore all tho
while. I took almost
oerfy so.calisd blood
remedy. but they ild not
seem 10 frarh the dia
ease, and had no eject
vhateNef, I waa dir
hcaftered. fprit seemed
that I wuuld never 10
curd Atthe advice Of
. fiend J then took
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49,. -. j . - -
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;unliy 70 comply with the order OF the
court ana ordered defendant 10 pay
$50 90 TN clerk of the court, within two
weeks from sept srd. Tor piaintin. Airs.
Anna NJ. Burkloy. 81.
....a 90. .--..-4 has peuAoueI .5f
appointment a. guardian OF Andrew
J. Hoover, alleged 90 De incompetent.
Saturday. Sept. i1ih. is set for hear
Ing proof on the petition.
J. v. hrmitstead has commenced suit
against picfpont and Heaton FOR fg67t0
damages for failure ON the part Of de-
feuunnts O. deliver a certain number
~ spray nozzlca Of wkich plaintiff u
the inventor. according 20 a contract
entered into between the parties by
which defendants agreed 10 munufac-
ture the nozzlca Tor plaintiff pininun
also asks that defendants be onjoncd
from dlsuosing 81 the said nozzics o.
any other person than plaintiff. ard
for an order restraining defendant
from disp0Hiur uf any Of the n1gzica
pending hearing Of the case. Tho tom.
porary restraining order has been ia-
sued
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Deal brothers and James Dm0nd OF
'pringviic was burned last week. Tine
bay was stacked west ~ SmiuvvIllo IN
different foldsand the fires are believed
have been caued By an incendIary.
Sheriff Murdoch brought Chas. Boil
wlnkol down from Heber yesterday to
await trial uu charge or burglary.
committed mt m. Vallejo mine ware
house some time ago. nolwinkel is
evidently Insane aud will. no doubt.
have an examination rs % his sanity
before his trial He is originally from
salt Lake County.
The Lchl Sugar company commenced
work Saturday. reducing the syrup len
over from last season into brown sugar.
The nrat bfets N the season were also
delivered, being some OF those raised
by the company Today farmers whoal
boots are ripe commenced digging. and
ai soon NJ n sufficient quantity ia re-
ccivcd. work Will De commenced on
the new Crop.
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CHIEF Of Police Davenport Of ogden
was down on business yesterday.
Ncuhi oRsrnrreen was fined $50 and
Mark Thompson 81 BY Justice Booth
Saturday Tor disturbing the peace.
sheriff Davis 81 Boxclder county
came down yesterday bringing Mra
Mary Ann Sheen % Brigham City lot
treatment In the asylum.
william bird. ST.. has nlcd Tor record
notice Of location 81 an Iasphalium min
ing claim. situated on Indian creek, IN
spanish Fork canyon. under the name
Of jay bird No. Z.
Mnrriare licenses have been issued 90
James =. schow and Mary Brown. each
- years of age. ana both OF Behii
George Austin. arad 90. ana Sarah Ann
ciedhill. aged 20. both o. fayaon.
Hay TO the value OF 500. belonging 10
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EVENTS IN THE WEST.
HARRY tvtasoS NOT DEAD AS RtpoHIo.
what rrieadier oencrni Milier Says Con.
,ernlng the Troops Has Andree Zee"
Scent Acquitted by Court Martial

csorae Davis met death in Cripple
crrek mine by having his face LITERAL.
hi,vn uff lie was working IN the
virdiratar mine Saturday when an cN-
,iat.sn occurred, causing injuries from
whIch he died sunday.
n ~. Grant N ogden. Utah. died In
cflpple creek sunday morning OF sup
rassd pieurisy, although the circum-
,,srrsa surrounding the death. are. 10
80 ihr least suspicious. lie was 80
years o. age. An Inquest VIII be held.
Are In the saloon Of John T.. Miller
81, xeswlrk. Cal, early Friday morning
,-.1,iied In the death OF James Smythe,
nfarn player. and the total dcftruc-
ssn N mo house and It's contents. The
III L abou, 5000. partly covered by
Insurance.
co,snd fnpor n the Fifty-nrst Iowa
d..isrrs ihai hiE men are contcntcd In
fbe sfrylce and that they are willing 70
remain until General Merriam gets
NOR and Ii Il settled whether they are
10 go 10 Honolulu. II the regiment u
moi 10 be sent away. the colonel says
maj he 4 rs anxious as any OF his men
10 return home.
Private charles u. Anderson Of COM
iaEy l.. First volunteers. now a. san
Francisco, has been acquitted by a
court martial for an assault on Danny
Thomas. a negro whom some men Of
the regiment recently threatened to
lynch. Anderson waH one Of the two
mon with whom Thomas had a saloon
row which led 10 the trouble.
A special 10 the Chicago Timcs-IIcr-
aid from Winnipeg. Manitoba. says
indians reaching nauphln from the
far North report meeting an Eskimo
who told Of the appearance among
them OF strange man who descended
from the clouds on the shores Of Hud-
con bay The opinion among the whites
l. that the man = Andrco. the Arctic
explorer.
Private Harry ". Elycrpon ~ Com
pany a, Tenth Pennsylvania regiment.
who was Imported 10 the war DEPART
men, - having died on July ~ at the
French hospital. San Francisco. has
fully recovered his health. II appears
that on the day he was taken 20 thc
hospital another soldier whose Identity
! now unknown was also removed
there. The unknown man died and his
name was reported a. Elvcron.
Two patients In the division hospital.
han Francisoo, have died since sunday
morning. PrlNatea Oliver y. Mock.
company ID. Fifty-first Iowa, OF spinal
meningitis and Jacob Ebert. company
a. Twgnty.thlrd Infantry. OF typhoid
fever Six patients have been taken to
the hospital or these two are suffer-
ing With maiarlal fever. two with
mltsles ana two with humps. Twenty
patients have been dismissed 10 their
quarters. and one discharged az cured.
There are now IN the hospital $40 pa
tents, ~ are out on furlough. are In
oher huspltala and are being cared
Tor In private residences.
Boisc Statesman: Gov. steunenbere
has oncred q reward OF 1900 for the
arrest and conviction OF the person or
persons who may have murdered Thos
6, iaynter, the young man from cald.
wei VINO was found ON the road on Sol.
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Al meeting Of the board OF cduca-
,lon Friday evening. the committee
Of the whole reported NJ Follows IN the
nntfer of the Investigations discharges
nnde arlnst Miss Dasy Moon In pc
ti,lon for her dioharge. we your
committee Of the whole, TO whom was
refrrred the charges preferred against
one ~ the teuchers. Miss Daisy Moon
beg leave TO report MS foilowsi We have
heard the testimony or the statement
~ twelve witnesses In behalf ot Mics
Moon. After considering the testimony
we hnd that there has not been evil
doncs brought forward 20 prove any
uriminallty on the part Of Miss Moon.
We also md that while there IL some
evidence tending 60 show lndiscrution.
We are unable. from the oonhicung tca-
tinony. 10 determine that the same was
intentional or with impure or Improper
prtlyc. The committee. Therefore.
concludes that the charges have not
been sustained. The report was unani-
mpunly adopted.
The Janitors were Instructed TO
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Doctors Can't
Cure It!

Contagious blood poison "a absolutely
beyond the skin 81 tho doctors. They
may dose patient for years on their
mercurial and potash remedies, but he
will never he rid Of the disease; on the
other hand, his condition will grow
steadily worse. S. 5. :. Il the only cure
for this terrible affection. because Il l.
the only remedy which goes direct 10
the cause Of tie disease and forces II
from the system.
Wa AFFLICTED with Hood Poison, and the
tcst doctors did me No enod. though / took
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medicine. and ~ rurrd me completely. bella.
inr ur ny health and Increasing ny appetite
Although thif Wa ten years ago. have never
yet had tiFn u TIE disease % return.
". n. NrwstN,
stAuntuu. Va.
II Is like self.dcviruction 20 continue
90 take potash and mercury; besides
totally destroying the digestion, they
dry up the marrow In the bones, pro-
ducing n s,inncss and swelling OF the
joints. causing the hair ~ fall out, and
completely wrccking the system.
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p. W. c. Ha;henbruck il back from
business trip b Washington and
o.hcr Eastern cities. H. has been gone
about eight months. aud has been sue
ccsaful w The object OF his visit. whfch
Wuf 90 ftcurc n lease on some y-alua hia
mineral land IN she uiutah indian
reservation. and work Will be COM
mcuccd on the mines next spring.
To- regard 60 a report published In
one % the SAX Lake papers some six
week. s-i, ai,u,E Mr. Haihonhruck be-
Ing robbed ~ a diamond pin BY a New
York hack driver. he explains THAI he
cput from Washington 90 New York
on an early train 20 meet some gentle
mon IN jersey city On business. When
he arrived at the l1.cf place he ar.
ranrci with hack driver o. take him
@ me hotel Tor 80 cents. on reaching
ihc hotel the hickman wanted 10
only objected 70 paying ihia AMOUNT,
Dui considered 10 reelection on the
West that the j1hu should AXE him Tor
a suckcr.and expressed himself f1rcibiy
50 tina. cffrct Whiit fhfy were nrRu.
INK the question the driver struck or
pushed Mr.. HathenbruciS. pusiinr one
arm under his chin. az. Ii1fhrnbruck
insisted on Tho driver coming into the
hoiel In order 20 Heiile me dispute
about the fare. which he did and ac-
ctfecd 90 Cents a. payment. Afior ne
was gone AIR. Haihenbruck missed his
diamlnd and concluded the hickman
had taken 10 when h. pushed Mr.
llaiheuhruek outside o. The building.
He made a complaint a. the police sta
Ton, vhcrc he learned that shc hack
man had a bad reputation. having been
accused Of robbery befors. but not con-
victfd Tor lack Of evidence. The man
was arrested. Indicted. tried and am
up Tor two years. all within few
hour. Mr. nathgf'bruck secured hlr
diamond. which had been pnwned by
the robber. and thinks that flr prompt.
ness ana dispatch In supplying a "a.
pcrlqr article of justine me New Yori,
iuarksf cannot be cxcellt1
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whtle taking horses across the river on
~ $50 hoat Of which he WAS in
charre. several OF the horses Jumped
o,rrh,nrf and young lewis mounied
hie avn horse and plunged In after
fbem. His body was recovered later
A. salmon Falls. several miles below
whore he lost his life.
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charge not to exceed 80 cents Tor each
room Of the school houses when used
Tor political purposes, to pay Tor oil.
janitorial sorviccs. etc.
To-Day Miss Moore rendered her res.
ignriion after thanking the board FOR
she vindlca.i1n received al its hands.
She says. Il do not Wish to embarriss
ne board IN the performance Of iis
du.irs. ! am aware that one or twl
pcre1ra have stated that whathor
am vindiciicd or not they will not
patron'He the school Therefore. FOR
the purpose % harmony and the inter-
ct % the school. herewith tender my
RESIGNATION as a teacher and request
thft o Doe arefr.ed ~ once" She says
Iurthcri ~ regards the matter OF
moderation I know OF no evidence
tending 60 show u. that was no. natiy
clniradiceed and proven 3, BE- false.
n. board. however. dos me justice IN
hnding TIE charges not sustained. FOR
which, a. above slated. I am deeply
grateful"
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PROVO.
Mi,, Moore tsoncrs,ed.

SEPT. .. lsss.
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provo. UTAH.


Tho following orders have been made
in the Fourth district courts
Estate OF Samuel NJ. clark. deceased:
nnnl account approved ana distribution
ordered.
y. a. WcdEwood W Jos 4. Crook q
NJ. motion 10 got aside service Of SUM
mons ovcrrulcd 10 and including
sept. 5ih given 10 answer.
Estate of Thos. H. Minis. deceased.
nnai account approved and distribution
ordered.
Estate Of Isaac 4. Robbins. deceased;
Famn order
Estate Of Harriet ~ nrlnton de-
ceased; Saturday. Sept 18th. oct for
hearing return of sale " real estate and
ptrn nal property.
In the contempt proceedings against
Andrew Burnley. the court postponed
further proceedings till Saturday. SEPT.
18th. 10 give the defendant an oppor-
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NAVAL STORES.

Let's have twenty-five thousand people
at the State fair both Wednesday and
Thursday of fair week, October 24-29.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, Sept. Transactions in
the railway and miscellaneous share
market showed better distribution to-
day, and the railways assumed more
prominence in the trading than for some
time. Speculative sentiment became de-
cidedly bearish over night and the bears
adopted what appeared to be a well out
lined plan during the day. Tobacco was
used as lever to initiate the drive, but
after the price was damned dovn 515
points to 1924 the stock met support
and recovered materially. The bulls en-
deavored to stem downward rush by
working up Sugar and Metropolitan, and
succeeded in steadying the list The
bears finding considerable opposition in
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SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS.

Under and by virtue of a decree of the
Superior Court of Wake county, North
Carolina, rendered at the July term,
1898, of said court, in Special Proceed
ings, entitled e. MEG. Snow ct nj, eX
parte, / will, on Monday, the 18th day
of October, 1898, at II m. o'clock, at
the premises below mentioned, sell at
public auction to the highest bidder,
the following described land, viz: Sit
uate in Raleigh township, Wake county,
county, North Carolina, west of the
city of Raleigh, adjoining the lands of
Mrs Snow, Miss Adelaide BOylan and
others and bounded as follows, viz: Be
ginning at point in the northwest cor
ner of the lot belonging to Mrs Snow
on Morgan street extended running
thence westwardly along the southern
boundary line of said Morgan street eX-
tended 1,040 feet to a point in the right
of way of the North Carolina Railroad,
thence with said right of way south Ga
degrees east 1878 feet to stake in
said right of way, thence north 3 de-
grees east $50 feet to the beginning,
containing five acres, more or less. Said
land will be sold in lots of ordinary
building sizes, a map or plant of which
as already surveyed and laid out can be
seen at the office of the undersigned
commissioner.
Terms of sale: One-third cash. bal
ance in one and two years.
This 18th day Of September 1893.
VIM. b. SNOW, Commissioner.
Daily-30 days.
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Tobacco, turned their attention to Sugar,
and after creating Generalization there
took the other prominent specialties into
camp one after the other and soon had
prices tumbling all around. Considera-
BILE discussion was aroused over the
movement in Tobacco. The generally
accepted theory was that some powerful
interest was letting go an extensive line
of stock, and the absence for demand for
the enormous blocks offered during the
past few days facilitated the efforts of
the shorts
Northern Pacific in which dealings
have been ON a large scale recently was
picked out and a two point break fol-
lowed. Liberal amounts of long staple
from tired holders came out in the
Changers, and the trading became quite
excited during an interval in the after
noon. The list steadied occasionally, hut
any attempt to boost prices was accom-
panied by semi-stagnation. Late in the
day prices hardened on the August
statement of Northern Pacific, which
showed an increase in total net income
OF $21T Oh. Atchison's report for the
same period which developed later indi-
Gated a falling off in the net income Of
$13S. 100, and the bears renewed the at
tack with final prices at about the low
est. Sugar, after improving to 121M en-
countered heavy realizing orders. and on
the way down considerable stock came
out around the even figures which
eventually put the price to 1173s Sub
sequent fluctuations were quite fever
ish and the stock closed at 11S.
The money market was less active, and
the rates ruled at 3 to 4 per cent, with
the minimum figures prevailing at the
close Time contracts were without es-
sential change and there was a notable
shrinkage in the offerings of prime mer-
camille paper. Operations in bonds were
centered among the usually active issues
and prices fell off substantial fractions
in some eases. Total sales S1,626,000.
Government bonds shared in general
weakness, the old As declining II per
cent.
The total sales of to-day were 475,2O0
shares. including 16,840 Atchison, prefer
red II. $50 Manhattan. 1920 Northern
Pacific. 1880 Northern Pacific, prefer
red, 10.335 Rock Island, 1900 Union
Pacific. 1920 st. Paul, 143 $50 Tobacco.
23S41 Peoples Gas. 1920 Sugar, g.,
420 Leather. preferred, 1860 United
States Rubber
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OTHER COTTON MARKETS.

OTHER COIION mAhhGAo'
Galveston, quiet, AZ, 1858 bales.
Norfolk, steady, ga, 2,7o6 bales
Baltimore, nominal, 81, - bales.
Boston, dull 5 sic, 80 bales.
Wilmington, quiet, 8, 4,194 bales.
Philadelphia, dull, 9-16, bales.
Savannah, quiet, AZ, 1888 bales.
New Orleans easy, AZ, 10, 48o oales'
Mobile, quiet, AZ, 1881 bales.
Memphis, steady, AZ, $3.50 bales.
Augusta, easy, 5, 4,2H bales.
Charleston, steady, 1915, 5,435 bales.
Cincinnati, quiet 81, 4S9 bales.
Louisville, dull, 5 1-16, = bales.
st. Louis, quiet, 8, 1929 bales.
Houston, easy, "A, Al ,847 bales.
New York, steady, 5>s, 1910 bales.
RALEIGH COTTON.
RALEIGH, N. c., September q.
Receipts 3s1 bales. Market quiet.
New cotton .................. ........ 4400
PRODUCE.
esnr;no chickens .............,... 12H6I7S
Eggs .........,.s '.'''''''''''''''''' 4" VIVA
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NEW YORK.
New York, Sept 27.-Cotton futures opened
steady.
NEW ORLEANS.

Spot cotton closed steady; middling uplands
53S middling gulf SIS: sales 433 bales.
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Flour firm; winter patents s3.30a350; do.
straights S3.1Oa3.20; spring special brands $500;
$40; bakers S81Oa3.3O. Wheat-No. spring 631S;
No. spring 63G63 IL; No. red 81. Corn
No. 2, 304G30 1-2. Oats-No. 2, 22a229s; No. 2,
Barlev-No 2, 33a44. Flax seed-No. l, 80.
Prime Timothy seed $40. Mess pork, per Dbl,
So. 2Oas 25. Lard, per 100, S4'9O94,92%. Short
boxed, 4}5a42{ Short clear sides, boxed, S5.45a
hhh WhiSkeY. Sl.2l.