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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28

use Of fertilizers and a claim set up that
their use has impoverished the iahu anu
ruined the farmer. This may be true IN
certain localities. 1t is not true here. In
this county the farmer who does not use
fertilizers is simply mot In H.
Tho thrifty and successful men OF TINS
section make a seeded as near thorough
as possible, fertlize their crops freely
plant early and cultivate thoroughly, US
ing the best and most improved farming
implements and machinery.
This county has long been reputed for
its poverty. but as a result Of a progress
sive system Of agriculture we now have
ncighborhoods where the farms Will COM
pare fayorably with the best lands in
the State in neatness and productive
capacity. More attention is given to grass
and live stock than ever before and less
attention to politics.
One seldom hears the subject Of free
silver mentioned in these days. and it
now looks like Mr. Bryan will have TO
ride a new horse il he intends 10 com
pete for the presidential sweepstake in
the four-mile race Of 1890.
Certainly the free silver hack will have
grown decidedly aged by that time. and
a man OF Mr.. Bryan's snap and enter
prise may be reasonably expected TO af-
ford the grand stand new sensation.
The people have manifested great in
terest in the Cuban question. but no
symptoms of a war fever have been seen.
Some favor fOrcible Intervention. but the
great majority. j think are either indif-
ferent or positively opposed to war
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28
THE MURDERER CAPTURED.
The Slayer Of William Bowers Makes
DcsDcrate Resistance and l. Shot.

BOYDTON. VA, April 27.-Special.-As
anticipated i'm my dispatch OF last even
ing the desperate. George llite, who shot
and killed William Bowers (colOred at
Skipwith Depot yesterday afternoon. was
captured an hour or two after the crime
was committed. and was brought mere
last night under a heavy guard ana
lodged In Jail. lie made desperate re-
slstance. firing both barrels Of his gun
AZ his pursuers. and only surrendered
after being himself shot I'm the face.
7 was told by one Of the pursuers that
several OF Hite's shots hit his hat, but
he was too far on 10 be injured by them.
The murderer. i'm his Wild flight. went
into "a swamp near SkipWith. out OF when
ne was driven, fired upon and compehed
Hitc lived short distance from skip
with. and is a wheeright by trade. ana
has AN along been regarded as danger
Gus man. Yesterday afternoon he was
mot hv a neighbor on his way 10 skip
with and when asked what he was go
ing there FOR. replied: ~ am going TO the
depot 10 Kill a scoundrel.' and kept on TO
the depot. -,
the shot still i'm his face. and DR.. Garter;
one of the town physicians extracted
them Hite appeared as little concerned
AZ though no had killed "a dog. He has a
forbiddiug cOuntenauce, and no one would
doubt who looked into his face but that
his countenance was indicative or pad
heart. -,
Am inquest will be held over the dead
bodv of William Bowers. the murdered
man. this morning and Jury has bech
summoned for that purpose.
Tho trial NJ Robert Sturdivant the muir
dercr of Turner Jiggetts. Us now IN pro-
gr.ss before the County Court here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28
THIS TAKES THE CAKE,
Funeral Sermon over One Wife IRE
Iiminary to Another Marriage.

GAINESVILLE VA. April 25.-Spe-
ciaI-Against the famous saying OF the
wisest of mankind, There IS nothing
now under the sun" the following unique
occurrence. IS pitted. I'm the meantime
with the hope that If any section OF our
country can duplicate 1t Jet some repre-
sentative speak now or forever mere
after hold his peace.
ON the opposite side Of the river from
Clarksville, on the road 10 Skipwith ana
Chase city. stands an humble church
belonging 10 the colored Baptists. Last
sunday this church. which goes by the
name OF Jerusalem. / am credihly m
formed. was the scene Of what ! sup
pose was an uneXampled occurrence-a
funeral service followed Immediately by
a. marriage ceremony-all conducted ny
the same pastor on the same day.
Robert Maclin. a widower who some
time ago lost his better half. as Is cha-
racteristic Of irrespective OF
color. race or previous condiuon-wooed
another, whose name was Dianna SKIP
with I'm this instance. and all might nave
gone smoothly along without "A word TO
make a hitch i'm the proceedings, huL
Dianna told Ribert in plain English
that she would never marry him until
the funeral sermon Of his first wife was
preached
When tho pastor. Rev. James Jeffreys
(coIoreD was asked TO do for Robert this
pious service. as well as conduct the
marriage service which. when the hitch
should be removed would unite the two.
with an eve to business and economy OF
time and travel he suggested to have a
doible-barrelled service, which suSges-
ton Robert and Danna consented to,
and this rare occurrence took place.
II this rare happening does not take
the cake then | confess that this de-
ponent IS at q loss 10 know what does.
II IS pleasant TO record that the spirit
OF Improvement I'm the streets and about
the residences OF Clarksyille since the in
corporation Of the town is very percepu-
BILE The people hereabouts are In very
comfortable and easy circumstances
generally. on account Of the fair prices
for which tobacco has been selling. II Is
with sangunine expectations unless the
war dissipate them. that the people look
forward 10 the years operations. Lots
of fertilizers will be used this year by the
farmers who are moving ahead with
vim.
Mrs f. y. Parham. wife Of the Metho-
dist minister OF this town. IS expected
home this week from Richmond. where
she has had a surgical operation per-
formed. Gh a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28
STOCK MARKET
WITHOUT TONE.
Dealings Were Almost the Smallest
Ever Known.
MONEY MARKET ON EASIER BASIS
The Demand for Funds from the In
terror Continued. But Was Not As
Large a. Earlier in the Week.
Bond Market Dull.

NEW YORK. April 27.-To-day's stock
market was almost entirely without tone.
The total transactions were not greatly
I'm excess OF the smallest day business
$40 tho history of the exchange. The mar
kct driftcd aimlcssly and over very mar
row range. The dizziness In stocks is no
doubt due in part TO the transfer OF
speculative interest 10 the wheat mar
kot. Conditions I'm the money market
seemed TO be working TO an easier basis.
call loans al the banks. which hOid out
for per cent. are being repaid. as money
can be- had for less than that IN the
street. and time loans are said 20 be made
at shade below Is per cent, which mas
been firmly held for some time. Inc dc-
maud for funds from the interior con-
tiuucd. but Is not as large as carrier IN
the. week The rise fn exchange checked
the rate for demand sterling, holding
steady az about 4siSt.
The bond market was intensely duli IN
sympathy with stocks. and prices were
held about steady. Total sales, SelO.Nb.
United States old As. registered. declined
b, in bid price. and the new IS, coupon,
were D. lower bid than the sale price oil
Tho total sales Of stocks were sl.Goo
shares. including Chicago, Burlington ana
Quincy. $50. Northern Pacific preferred
l2oo3; S. Paul GSs! Union si P9;c'nc Prs
Peoples Gas. 5O05, Sugar 1850.
Tho Evening Posts London financial
were quiet but better to-day on the con-
t'nued inflow OF gold and easier money.
The settlement was "a small sffair. except
iu West Australian mines, and was easily
arranged COntagOs were comparatively
dull the rate on Spanish As being about !
per ccnt which is indicative of "a short
supply. Cottages on Americans were ~
fo . per cent. but on tho New York Cen
trail The rate was even down TO and on
Louisville and Nashville from 10 . per
cent feature i'm the markets to-day
WAS the sharp rise IN Canada Pacific on
Montreal buying Americans closed al
about the best. with a very small specu-
istlve inquiry here. ] am Informed on eX-
DcIcut authority that a change Of the
Bank OF Englands policy, as recently
told iu making advances of free interest.
100000 has already been received. The
davis receipts Of bar gold at the bank is
the first for two years past.
MONEY AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on
csu steady ~ 1i3H2 per cent. last loan
90 10 per cent. prime mercantile paper,
t0T per cont. Sterling exchange steady,
with actual business in bankers bills AZ
4S4a. n So for demand and AZ 4Sln4sllt for
sixty DAYS; posted rates. 4Slzd4S2 and
81 en4SG. commercial bills. 4SO04SoA.
Silver certificates. J6at Nj1. bar silver.
S6i7. bar silver. 5Gis. Mexican dollars. 4jlt.
Government bonds weak. State bonds
dun. railroad bonds steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
Rlchmond. Va. April p. 1893.

Richmond, Va, April p lS9S
Sales Of new dark loose tobaccos on the
Richmond (VaD breaks to-day: Stonewal!
Warehouse sold 41OJ pounds-highest
price. $500
The highest price al StOnewall Ware
house to-day was SS2j. which was con-
sidcrod very good, quality of the offerings
considered
A break Of new dark loose tobacco at
Crenshaws Warehouse for tomorrow,
Thursday. April % 1898.
Private sales reported 70 the Secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Wrappers. hogshead; filters. .; lear
dark. .; Tugs dark, .. Total, 10 hoga-
heads.
The tobacco Inspector reports to-day:
Inspections-Brlght. . hogsheads; dark Z
hogshcads. Reinspec hos5-
heads.
Farmers. Stonewail. Shockoe. Cren-
shaw's. Allegheny. Old Dominion, DaFen-
ports. Planters and Scabrook's tobacco
Warehouses repOrt to-day: Receipts, %
packages: deliveries G6 packages.
United States internal revenue coiloc-
tions ON tobacco for the city Of Rich
mond. Va. to-day: Cigars and cigarettes:
S31GGS O plug tobacco, S31Js.1O. Total
So 32JJO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL y. 1895.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Alhemarle. Glover. mcrchan-
disc and passengers. ola Dominion Steam
ship Company. Norfolk.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel Shelly. merchandise and
passengers Virginia Navigation Com
pany Norfolk.
Steamer Albemarle, Glover. merchan-
disc and passengers. old Dominion Steam.
ship Company Norfolk
Schooner r. G. Shultz Lowry. railroad
ties. for New York.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. APRIL -. '9N
ARRIVED.
Barge Forest Belle. Fall River.
Barge Mary Whitridge. New Bedford.
SAILED.
Schooner Cox & Green, Boston.
PORT OF WEST POINT APRIL %, '0s.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy, Balu-
more, passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Elm CITY, Haynes. Malta
poni river landings. passengers and gen.
eral cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore, Murphy, Balti-
more passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Elm City, Haynes, Malta
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28
THE CAROLINA
WAR VOLUNTEERS
TeifUF fPrPff)eS Have Offered
Their Services.
FOUR REFUSE TO VOLUNTEER,
4 Battery of Heavy Artillery To BE
Raised at Wadesboro With Four
Hundred Mcn-State Music
Teachers Association.
FOUR REFUSE TO VOLUNTEER

RALEIGH. y. c.. April 27.-Special.-
The plan to mobilize the State troops
here has not as yet materialized. lhey
may be ordered here on Friday Inc sec
rotary of War has designated Ralelsn
as the place Thirteen companies nave
volunteered. Four companies decline 70
volunteer The Governors Guard, OF TINS
city have not the requisite complement
OF men. as some OF the members are Imele
boys. and their parents refuse 10 a ,l,,,,,
from here IS being formed, and the Wa.
spirit is alive in the negroes. three coloIeu
companies have been organized here.
IL Is said that General Fitz Lee strongly
endorses the appointment Oh MAJOR n the
Hayes. who is stationed here, 10 De tie
brigadier-general Of the troops WHO III
''u' D'' DIVORCE SUIT.
The suit for divorce, with ahnonS,
brought by Mrs. Glass, and the sur Io'
absolute divorce brought by MI. 9,a i.
came up I'm the Superior Court to-day.
The establishment of an army posi- net !, Z
viii cost the city about Si1,VVo ms -
n small sum compared TO what the post
will bring TO the city financially. There -
very little doubt but what the post VII
come here after all becomes quiet over
4 DOZEN CONVGCTS.
Twelve more convicts have been sent
to the Castle Hayne convict farm. ,,,.....
CAPTAIN j. c. Gresham, VINO Is uillt1ly
instructor at the Agricultural ana Nc,
cbanical College here. has been appointed
as mastering officer for this state. TINS
gives satisfaction. as Captain Gresham Is
very popular here. .... -,
II IS proposed 10 raise bdIteIy Ol
heavy artillery at Wadesooro, Arson coun-
~ with 400 men. -
state Music Teachers Association has
been organized here. with Professor a.
w. Bryant. Of Peace Institute, presle.g,til,.
Peav' of Durham. vice-president.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28
LUNENBURG COUNTY.
The Fruit Crop Not Hurt--A Fine carp
Caught i'm Nottoway River.

HOOLDALE, VA, April G.-Speciai.-
The remains OF Mr.. Hamilton Neblett'
who died In Norfolk, Va, last Friday,
were brought to this county on Saturday
and Inferred I'm the family cemetery.
Professor Frank Blackwell. OF the
Danvllle Randolph Macon Institute, mas
been on q visit to his parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Il. A. Blackwell. for few days.
He returned to Danville this morning.
Wheat is looking splendid. The early
gardens doing finely. To the surprise or
every body the promise is good for a fine
fruit crop There are plenty OF peaches
on the trees and growing. Apples seem
to be plentiful. and some OF the pear trees
are unusually full. Some people nave
about reached the conclusion that the old
adage is true: III It is fruit year ons
will have it inspite of frost and freezes.
Mr. George Hawthorne caught Ger
man carp out OF Nottoway river last
Saturday that weighed twenty-one
pounds. the largest specimen ever seen
from these waters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28
RECEIVER APPOINTED,
The Petersburg Electric Street Kan
way I'm Financial Straits.

PETERSBURG. VA, April Especial
Judge / NJ. Mullen, of the Corporation
Court. on the motion OF counsel OF the
Farmers Loan aud Trust Company OF
New York and the Upper Appomattox
Company. of this city, has appointed w.
T. NcRae. Of this place. receiver of the
Petersburg street Electric Railway. This
road Is owned by parties In Petersburg.
Kchmond New York and Connecticut.
The mortgage Indebtedness OF the road
Is $4,000. outside Of the mortgage indebt-
edness. and about 5000 due to the Upper
Appomattox Company. My few hum
dred dollars is owed by the company.
The road will be operated until the neces-
sarv court proceeding are gone through
with. when il will be sold. ms Is the
second time that this road has been
i'm the hands Of receivers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28
JUDGE PAUL'S COURT.
The Spring Term 10 Open May 3rd'
villa Maria Convent Goes to- Bristol.


ABINGDON. VA. April 21.-Special.-
Mr.. Robert =. Cummings, clerk OF the
County Court at Abingdon. was para
lived throughout his left side last Fri
day. lie rs n brother OF Judge ID. G.
Cummings. OF the County Court.
Mr.. J. l.. VI. French. a most estlmable
and well known citizen OF this town. died
Saturday night, aged some eighty years
lie leaves wife. a daughter OF Alex
ander Findlay. deceased. who in his time
was one OF the patriachal figures OF
Abingdon.
Judge John Paul will. on Tuesday. May
I'd omen the spring term OF the United
States Circuit Court and District Court
for Abingdon. The docket is not quite
an average one as 10 size, but the term
is likely 10 last a month. The hrst civil
case 10 be tried is that Of r. J.. Brown,
D. Jr.. against y. G. Chailes. et ais, IN
volving title to valuable mineral LANDS
i'm Buchanan county.
The new United States attorney for the
Western District of Virginia mas MADE
Abingdon his official residence and Il re-
siding here with his family. Already he
is winning golden opinions for his AFFINITY
and efficiency.
THE villa Maria Convent. founded here
some forty years ago through the iniiu-
ence of the late Senator Johnston, Is
probabIy lost to Abingdon. During the
'.boorn" they acquired valuable property
in Bristol. Va and the late Charles
Uarmeling left them quite handsome
sum. conditioned on their removed 10
bristol not later than the present year.
and they are likely TO go to Bristol.
much TO the regret OF Abingdon.
Judge McBroom. postmaster Of Abing-
don. has been quite~rnwell for some two
weeks. and his daughter Miss Sallle is
seriously III OF inhammatory rheuma-
Ter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28
THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, April 27.-COTToN--
Quiet: mddling. q $40. net receipts ~
bales. gross 3UGS bales; exports 10 Great
Britain. 1.7lj bales. TO the Continent, 100
bales; forwarded sos bales; sales, 6JJ
bales. stock 1851 bales.
Total tO-day-Net receipts. 1,I4l bales,
exports TO Great Britain, lib bales; 10
France. ]. 800 bales. TO the Continent, 9JO
bales: stock. Is 49, bales.
Consolidated-Net receipts, Alb bales;
exports to Great Britain. 1850 bales. to
France 500 bales; 20 the Continent ~
79G bales.
Total since September 1st-Net receipts.
S1j4. OSG bales: exports TO Great Britain
3Og3. $50 bales. TO France. 7jS13T bales
20 the Continent, 26Gl ,jS2 bales.
Futures opened easy; sales, $500 bales;
May. go. June, 6.17; July, 6.2l; August
625: September. 625; October. GIG: No
vember. G.27. December, go; January
Futures closed steady; sales 1900
bales; April. 6.O4: May, G.0i. June, 6.l3;
July els. August. co.; September 6.23;
October Cos; November, 6.2j; December.
621 January, G29.
Spot cotton closed quiet and Lie lower;
middling uplands. 6 5-l6; middling gulf.
Is Q-16: sacs, Cos bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28
STURGEON FISHING.
A Valuable Fish Threatens TO be FIX
ferminated.-Farm Operations.

TETTINGToN. VA. April H.-speciai.
Fishermen report sturgeon az very
scarce, only four were caught last week.
The sturgeon roe is worth from - TO 81
per water bucket. from one TO three
water buckets full are taken from each
COW sturgeon caught. The State Board
OF Fisheries should do something 10 pro-
tect the sturgeon In the waters OF Vir-
ginIa. Defining a season when they
shall he caught and allowing only markets
able fish 10 be taken or else In few
years they will be extinct.
The late heavy rains have put a stop
TO all farm operations for tho present.
Wheat oats and hay bid fair 20 be OF ex-
ira heavy growth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. April 27.-July wheat bears
were stampeded on Change to-day. Inc
option named made a clean advance Of
3a,c.. wiping out an early decline, ana
closing with a net gain Of INC. Every
body was on the selling side from the
start on lower cables favorable crop
foreign markets recovered sharply. Ant
werp scoring an advance Of 4djc. shorts
rushed TO cover and bid July up from
g1Lc. to SOC. May wheat recovered most
OF "a Be- decline. but closed with a net
loss OF 1Mc Corn and oats recovered
iLc biaher. Provisions ruled duh. Pork
declined DC: lard 2i5c.: ribs closed steady.
The leading futures rangec as follows.
open. High. Low. Close.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28
ACTIVITY AMONG FARMERS.
The High Prices for Tobacco Causes
Pitching of "a Big Crop.


HOWARDSVILLE VA. April 21.-Spe-
cial.-Never since ante-bellum days has
80 much energy and industry and enthu-
siasm been shown in teamwork. special
attention IS being paid to the cultivation
OF tobacco. Prices were so good last
year that every planter has made an
effort TO plant larger acreage than ever.
On every hand one can see long rows OF
plant beds. and large fields fallowed and
IN readiness for the reception Of the
plants.
The farmers were better off last year
than usual and this spring have been
able to buy larger quantities of fertilizer
and the merchants have done flourish
ing business a long that line.
II is feared that war will reduce the
price Of tobacco and entail a larger loss
than would have been done I'm an ordt-
nary previous season. Now a great deal
OF money has been expended In fertilizer
and other preparations and OF course any
great reduction in the price OF tobacco
means heavy loss.
Very little corn has been planted as yet
on account OF wet weather.
Strawberries and peas are In bloom and
cherries are as large as small peas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28
A HUNG JURY.
\ Negro Military Company Organized
i'm StauntOu.

STANTON. VA. April H.-Special.-
In the County Court to-day the jury m
the case of Albert Bush. for housebreak-
inc with intent 10 commit assault, failed
IN agree This g. the second trial. the
former Jury giving five years in the
pentontiary
The negroes organized q military COM
many here with nifty members tonight.
They will fight anywhere under the
American flag.
To-day the thermometer was at freez-
ing
Miss Dora Dull and Edwin Granger
were married this morning near the city
by Rev. Peter Miller
Mrs. Gibson. wife OF Bishop Gibson OF
Virginia. who has been ill here and was
taken 10 Richmond for treatment. is
much better.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28
THE STORM AT NORFOLK.
Ships Are keeping Close ia Port ami
Some That Left Have Returned.

NEWPORT NEWS VA. April q
Speciui.-The wind aud rain storm whioh
struck the CITY early this morning, while
SOM. U,,at abated continues the wing Is
driving the water before II In waves
mountains high and no vessels ventured
outside the harbor.
The tug Storm King which sailed yes
terdas. a~ernoon FOR Boston wRh the
barges Pawn and Flritan. was forced to
A number OF smaih crafts were swamped
nut no casualties OF any consequences
have been reported. The only arrival to-
dev was the steamship Montka from
Baltimore for cargo.
The Lord Londonderry cleared. but will
mot sail until the storm abates
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28
WON'T INVADE CUBA.
The SmithGeid Company Will Only
Fight on Home soil.

SMITHFIELD. VA, April N.-Special.
The following resolutions were passed
Friday night at a called meeting OF the
military company here:
BE IL resolved. That Company Fl,
Fourth Regiment Infantry. Virginia
volunteers IS ready al all times to obey
the order OF the cOmmander-in-chief. the
Governor OF Virginia, 10 30 To any point
In this State or the United States, In its
defence. but We positively proclaim our
unwilingness to so as part OF an army
OF invasion OF the island OF Cuba.
"Be It further resolved. That We request
that we be commanded by officers OF our
own selection. both company and regi-
mental"
After the reading OF the resolutions one
OF the privates, while being put under
arrest for conduct unbecoming SOLDIER
slapped Lieutenant Thomas In the race.
lie will be reported for court-maruai-
The Smithheld Sentinel will issue next
week a special edition advertising 'he
reunion on the 18th OF May. Inc Sehu'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28
KILLED IN P0CAH0NTAS.
Mother Receives News OF Death or Hor
Son without Particulars.

GoRDONsvILLE. VA. April T.-spe-
cial.-Mrs. r. Il. Hughes received q teis.
gram Monday from Pocahontas without
anw OF the particulars the intelligence OF
the death OF her son George Hundon.
who was a resident OF that place. ,nA
message only stating that no was niel.
The family OF Mrs. c. Bear. OF this place
has been sadly afflicted On tho 18th IN
slant. the Oldest daughter. Miss Isabella
died after an illness OF few weeks durs-
ton and since that time the younges.s
Miss Gertie Bear has been extremely ILL.,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-28

3li,c.: No. . oats. 2Sic; No. . white, 3ln
ate: No. white. 30i4n3lhc.: NO. rye
59i5c No. barley. i6c.; No; j max seq,
81 2OA0i .3O; mess pork. per barrel, Sii.-v
all y: lard per 100 pounds. 500; snort
rib sides Qoose). S5.3JGJ.7O; dry saltcd
shoulders (boxed). Si1JnJ; short clear
sides Cboxed) s. sJH6.Oj. whisky. distn-
lers' finished goods. per gallon, SD buy,
di5c.: cheese duh and unchanged; eggs
ofeody. fresh lOc