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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-23
1.-THE MOST NUMEROUS BRANCH"

In the report of the speech OF Mr..
Robinson. of Indiana. against the cur
rency bill. on the evening of Deem
Der 18th. as 1t appears in the Congress
sional Record, we find the following:
when the Senators Of all political
parties-Republican, Populist and Dem
ocratic-passed a joint resolution for
Cuba. 1t came to THE MOST IIEMER-
GUS BRANCH OF THE AMERICAN
CONGRESS, and there, under the mys-
terious influence of the Reed rule, 1t
went to sleep in the catacombs of the
House."
Now. who is responsible for the
phrase-"the most humorous branch?''
Mr.. Robinson, or the reporter, or is
humorous" mere typographical error
for "numerous?" Undoubtedly the
House is more humorous" than the
solemn and sedate Senate; but then is
it in order to be said in the House and
reported IN the Record?
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-23

The Alexandria Gazette and Virginia
Advertiser was founded December 1909
by Alexander Snowdcn, under the name
Of Alexandria Advertiser. The paper
is now conducted by grand children of
its founder. The present volume C will
on January LIST. 1000. become volume CT.
1t is one of the few cases OF journal
ism of the world. where the same FAM
lily conducted the same. newspaper for
over one hundred years. The Virgin
ian-Pilot extends congratulations and
wishes for its contemporary another
century of life and prosperity.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-23
THE RoBBER CODE.

The N. Y. Tribune argues that the
British are. now "vindicated" by the
revelation that the Beers were pre-
pared for war. and that this prepara-
ton was for the purpose of destroying
the British power in South Africa The
Tribune declares that:
That fact is now established. part
~ In the testimony which we have
quoted, and much more like It, and
partly In the great and otherwise I'M
accountable military potency, in num-
bers, Equipment, discipline and general
preparation. which the Beers have de-
veloped. 1t is no more and no less than
simple justice to both sides to rccog-
niZe that fact. Under the good old
law the Beers had n right to try to
drive the British out of Africa, and the
British had n right to try to prevent
them from doing so; and the present
war is simply the elimination of that
trial. 1t is idle to pretend otherwise"
THE good old law" referred to by the
Tribune is "thc good old rule" mention
ed by Wordsworth In his poem on Rob
Roy's Grave:
"For why? Because the good old rule
SuflIceth them: the simple plan,
That they should take who have the
power
And they should keep who can"
That is the robbers code no doubt;
but alas for England and the United
States, when the leading organ of the
latter must resort to such code for
It's best defence OF British aggression
and spolation! The Beers have the
righteous justification for preparation
and war In the pleas of self-defencc
and MISREPRESENTATION against the con-
tinued and endless Vaccinations and
assaults of British greed and ambi-
ton. The Beers have been driven from
two former settlements in South Africa
by British violence; and ever since
these manly Dutchmen. in pursuit OF
peace and freedom. have fled TO the
Transvaal, the wiles and brutality of
England have sought TO despoil them.
The jameson raid was the last instance
claims, so obviously intended, by force
or fraud, to achieve what the Jane
son robbers attempted in vain.
The Beers knew whom they had to
deal with, and as it was certain that
they must ANONYMOUSLY surrender to
Chamberlain. or fly again, or fight,
they began to prepare for war; and be-
gan 1t before their implacable and
interruptions enemy could hem them
in and ovcrpower them at every point
OF course. on the English side, Cham
berlain has acted not for the English
people, but for Dr. Jameson, Cecil
Rhodes and other modern buccaneers
that are ravaging mankind and the
world for gold, diamonds and all the
swas they can reach, from Hong Kong
and Manila to Timbuctoo, without re-
gard to right. or mercy, or the blood
and death of their own people or others.
Inhuman wolves. tigers. hyenas and
iackals, for power, place and pelf, every
Just man rejoices over the successes
of the gallant Bocrs, and prays God
continually that swift retribution may
befall all such cruel and predatory
beasts everywhere, to whom human
blood is far cheaper than gold.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-23
(south Boston News.)

AS the Observer predicted, Senator
Martin Will succeed himself in the Sen
ate. He has made n faithful servant
and deserves another term.-Orange
Observer.
All, indeed! What has the Senator
ever done to deserve another term
In what way has he proved himself q
faithful servant? II he has ever done
anything for the people, we should bc
glad to have our esteemed contcm-
poray tell us about it. Tell us won
YOU?
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-23
bedford Bulletin.l

The Richmond Times confesses tina,
there Is not enough money in circula
ton. Says that it doubts if there are
S250.o00 of currency in the whole State
outside cities. and then goes on to add
that the country people have absolutely
no medium of exchange and are re-
duccd TO barter. The Times utter
ances are remarkable for Il newspaper
which is frantic for n gold standard
and contracted monetary system.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-23

Every man must deplore the death of
General Lawton in the Philippines,
where (whatever We may think Of the
war itselD he approved himself gal
liant, interchangeable and skillful soldier.
And to think that SO valuable n man
should perish in such war, to en-
force n truck traffic in Fillpnos and
their liberties and native land made by
Mckinley w III the beaten SPANISH!
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-23

tses. In the evening session Of the
league at indianapolis, President Carl
schurz. ex-senator and Sex- Secretary of
the Interior, made a vigorous denuncia-
ton Of the attitude of President Me-
Ilinley against civil service reform. and
he was applauded enthusiastically by
the large audience present. In the au-
dience were many OF the most dlstin-
guished residents of the city and State,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-23
---------------
NOTES AND OPINIONS,
pulaski News-Review.,

The butchery is still going on in the
Philippines. The war should have been
brought 10 n close months ago-in fact
should never have been begun The
lives given up out thcre-well. ii makes
ones heart heavy TO think of it.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-23
(salem Tlmes-Registcr.)

1.-THE Administration mourns the
death of General Lawton." who was
killed by the Philippine bullets Mon
day. the press dispatches inform us.
Yes. and it will be called upon to mourn
the death of many more noble fellows
before this uncalled-for war is over.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-23

And now the National Civil Service
League attacks Mckinley and assails
his man Gage. Of the Treasury, for
broken pledges and neglected prom
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-23

Liquor got the best of me-" IS fire.
quently heard in our Police Court. II
is simply the preliminary step essential
to the foreclosure of mortgage held
by the devil
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-23

Has offices 1 and 2 No. sl4 Main street.
Norfolk. Va Specialties: Catarrh and oil
diseases of Eye. Ear. Nose Throat. Chest
and Stomach.
Hours. a. m. to 1880 p. M: 2 p. IN. to
$50 p. IN. Sanday Hours, 1890 n. M TO
1890 p. m. Tuesday night and Thursday
night 1:45 p. m. to sis p. IN.
Consultation always free. Medicine,
furnished. Terms always moderate. Eye.
examined for glasses free of charge.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-23
TW ELVE PAGES
SATURDAY. DECEMBER %. 1888.
THE NATIONAL SwINDLE.

The ablest statistcans of the world
have shown, by one hundred OF the
leading products of use and necessity,
that values and prices had fallen in the
period between 1873 (the year of silver
demonstration and currency contrac-
tion). and 1896. from 100 cents to CT
cents, or 80 per cent, and that money
from the same causes had risen in the
same ratio, or the same per cent, in
the same period In many necessary
articles of consumption and exchange
the fall had been fifty per cent, with
corresponding rise in the money they
could realize in the markets. Since the
great production of gold, the average
increase in the value of commodities has
been to 10 cents, ut compared with 100
cents in 1873, or . per cent, while gold
or money. has fallen only in the same
ratio. or per cent.
Now to counteract even this small
nmeliorative process, wholly due to
natural causes (our good crops and
great gold productiom, the currency
bill is concoctcd TO still further CON
tract our money and currency by q sin
gle gold standard, and by the practical
decentralization of silver dollars, green
backs. Treasury notes and silver certi-
ficates. which are to he retired or i'm
pounded in n new division of the Urea
sury, to be called the issue and redemp-
ton division, whose operations will
speedily exhaust all the gold i'm the
Treasury and require many millions of
dollars in new bonds to complete them.
1t will be said, of course, that for every
dollar so retired, or impoundcd gold
coin will be issued to maintain the Cir
culation but aside from the fact that
we shall have to buy most of this gold
coin by the issue of lnterest-bcarlnc
bonds. and increase our public debt, we
oil know that gold is not and never
can be a circulating medium among us
except for banks and bondholders and
IN large transactions; while aside from
the cost and interest OF the gold coin
Gin the bonds issued to obtain it). it is
not only too costly and dear (by Mt
least l6 times as compared with silver
coin. and far more as compared with
greenbacks. Treasury notes and silver
certincates). but 1t is too soft and easily
worn for general use in daily trans
actions. Even IN certificates 1t is
placed far above the average person
by being restricted to denominations of
not less than $40 and mostly of greater
denominations.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-23

We doubt if there are $3.50. 900 of cur
rency in the whole State, outside of the
cities. The country people have alb
solutely no medium OF exchange, and
are reduced to barter. These arc not
tanciful statements. They are actual
facts.
The above is an extract from the
leading editorial of Thursdays Q4thl
Richmond Times, goldite.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-23
House Coats
for Men.

We are buster than ever at House
Coat selling, which is but the nat
ural recomperse for tho caro- we
gave to getting the stock together.
Some We bought from London.
But. no matter where they camo
from. the prices are fair-really
low. SO much for tho collection as
a whole. Most excellent sorts at
$3.50 TO SO. Light in weight. but
warm, com Portable, yet dressy arc
these House Couts of soft double
faced cloths with PLAIN faces and
handsome plaid backs that make
Il bright contrast for tho collar
and cuffs. Some of tho coats are
satin bound, others nrc bound with
cloth. Best of all, they arc tailor
madc-and ft.Wondcrful difference
between n bagEy and n well-shaped
House Coat. See 1t in these. The
air of luxury doubles their givea-
bles.
Other Smoking Jackets as low as
81 and as high as $50.
Lounging Gowns and Bath Robes
range In price from $3.50 to S35.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-23

Christmas 1899 Is not the last Christ
mas in the 10th century.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-23

But. we arc told, there will be a
great increase of so-called bank ties.
wholly unrestricted in circulation by
any tax at all thereon, with full issue
allowed to the var value OF the bonds;
deposited merely to secure circulation.
out upon which the banks will receive
full interest from the Treasury. But
II these banks gnd more profit now in
speculation In bonds and gold than in
circulation of notes. which locks up so
many bonds (even though interest con-
tinues to be paid on them), is It 10 he
expected that in the advantages of
bond and gold speculation offered them
IN this currency bill they will issue
more notes? Hardly. Yet, even if so.
what does government or people gain
pS losing government currency of sill.
yer and U. S. notes to be replaced bv
oanN-notes supplied to the banks by
our Treasury FOR NOTHING. while
% out OF hundred of us, unable TO
borrow for lack OF lawful security at
per cent, are forced to borrSw our own
Treasury notes. indirectly on mort
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-23

No employee Of tho Virginia Pilot Pub
listing Company is authorized to contract
any obligation in the namo of the COM
pany, or to make purchases In the name
ot tho same, except upon orders signed by
Rho PRESIDENT OF THE COMPANY
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-23

In order to avoid delays. on account of
Personal absence letters and all commu-
hioations for The VIRGINIAN-PILOT
should not be addressed TO any individual
connected with tho office, but simply to
The VIRGINIAN AND PILOT PUB
LISTING COMPANY.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-23

Overcoats OF genuine Carr Melton
or London EcrScy, In Blue or
SLACK; inii SIX or satin lined: with
worth $40 more.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17

valley and Baltimore and Ohio railroad
al Stophensons this county. Various
nrosuectng parties have already pro-
nounccG the fields 20 Dee rich in minerals
The second day session OF me Sixty
eighth Virginia annual conference or the
r-nited Brethren in Christ was devoted
to hearing the reports of committees ana
routine business.
Bishon Kephart announced the follow
lng committee.
on Devotion-L d. Donovan, ). u.
SHELTON. j. L.. Street.
on Candidates for the Ministry H.
Berry w. II. Sampell $. Il. Ludwis.
Elders Orders-G. b. Fadely, ). l.. any-
der.
ON observation-disclosures =. Holt j. -
Donovan IT. Crowell @. =. Dychn, j.
w Ran. r. NJ. Baker. ii. y. NmtesniL
Tho following licenuates were admiti't
20 active ministry: \. A. Gwyn" Oh
Roanoke. Va: G. II. Good. OF Dayton
VI. u Y. Scott Maysy.lie, w Va; y.
". Kline. Rio. W. Va; and z. L. har-
per. of Baxter w. Va.
Rev. j. W. Maysel OF the Maryland
Conference. DR.. r. O. Carter. of Roanoke
and Rev. DR.. William Woakley ~ Day
ton. Ohio. were admitted 10 the confer
ence.
The conference will continue in session
tin next Monday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17
THE EASTERN SHORE.
Blizzard Leaves Vessels Aground.
Farmers Behindhand.

ERTDGETOWN, VA. March li-Spe-
ciaL-The weather holds $50 wet here tudt
farmers So far have been unable TO plant
Iuyrhine but peas only a very teW OF
thru nave succeeded iu getting small
nart of tneir potatoes iu tine ground.
There ara still three vessels lying nl5h
and dry n Huuglrs creek, put there ~
the last blzzarl-thc Annie L., peionSins
II, and run by Captain w l.. Miles, the
clarence owned by Dr. John Il. wilkins
and ID large tnree-master on lue DAT dl lHr
month of the creek. name unknown.
Mrs.. SaIie Tank1rd, wife OK T. D..
Tankqrd. one of NOrthamDtons large {
merchants. is lying very il ana not eN-
pected % live.
Mrs. Nellie Bell the young wife Of DIT
cher0n Bell. of MacnaWneO' D. very Do,
and up 10 yesterday morning thefe was
ono of our oldest cOlOred men, Isaac
Ku0sh. lost his wife about SIX weeks ago.
ana not willing too live alone married %
oiri of twenty years old. he being ninety,
affer hcing "a widOWcr three weeks. i1is
,.oftro. wife succeeded. after TWO weeks
coaving. I'm getting him 90 mas ko r. Wii
fog,.fro, his little property tO tcr Two
dsvs later he died quite suddenly
The oyster owners hero are Ii-hlh-
tbclr oysters as fast af pos inie, lle -,ii-
SON being nearly over ana so Jar lHo
prices holding good. ,..,,..
Tges have held mp here rematkao.y
,-.n but have gone down now 10 II cents
pcr dozen. much TO the househeepei'
regret.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17
AN OLD C0NFED'S
HEART GLADDENED
General Ransom Remembered the
Man Who Gave Him His Horse.
MUCH LIFE INSURANCE MONEY.
More Goes out of Chase City Than
Comes Back-Real Estate is Look
ing Up-Ladies are Building
New Town Hall.

CHASE CITY. VA. March iG-Speclal
Notwithstanding the continuous gains
and terrible roads. farmers continue 10
brinc tobacco 20 market. and sales nave
been large and prices good. 10 get money
all obstacles are overcome.
HE HAD NOT FORGOTTEN.
Recently General NJ. W. Ransom. Of
North Carolina, was informed thAl .no'o
was an old Confederate soldier living
near here who saw him on foot on re-
treat from Petersburg ln %, having hAd
his horse shot. aud offered him MS own
horse. which the General accepted. Ihey
never mot afterwards. The General dis
uncty remembered the occasion, and IN
aupreclauon of the kindness. sent To
CAPTAIN T -. Jeftresy, commander OF
L. A. Armistead Camp. e.. v, here. "a
checl. for $50. 20 bee given TO the OLD
Confederate This was done, and there
was JOY in the heart of one old soldier.
NEW TOWN HALL.
The ladies Of this place have raised a
considerable sum of money TO build %
new town hail. A lot has been secured
and the building win Doe erected this year.
The iast lecture delivered by the Ia
mouted Judge Farrar was held in behalf
OF this enterprise.
Several land sales made here show a
better feeling in real estate matters.
one farm sold az auction by commission
or o. court exceeded an expectations.
SLOW RETURNS
Life Insurance lately has been a foriu-
nate thing here for creditors and families
of the departed. but IL a calculation was
made more money has been paid out from
the town in the aggregate than ever re-
turned
Birds and deer are still reported often
seen. and no apparent dimnution from
severe winter.
Less gardening has been done than ever
before al this season
BIG TOBACCO CROP.
Mr. William Russell. a large farmer. OF
This county, spent several days here this
week visiting his son-in-iaw. *. IT, WI
liams. cashier Of Bank OF Chase city
AT Russell has burned several p.lnt-
beds for tobacco. and expected "a large
crop would be planted this year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17

ty The promoters hope 20 attract the
people OF Newport News 10 this place as
summer resort ana residence place.
They Wil call tle town. which thc5 exc
poet t1 bui'd Northton. and viii connect
b. With Newport News by au electric
railway.
ur John W sash. physician M tho
hospital is s1ia o. Doe critically 3d. Dr.
Nash is Wcll-knowr BOO Richmond. whore
ho wls surgeon no the ncnitenuary.
Mr. H. d. lelchv witt tomorrow an-
nouncc himself an independent candidate
for election f0 thc position Of Common
woalth's Attorney of james C!ty county
and WILLIAMSBURG Mr Pcachy ls a Re-
publican Don pniitle-
Captain D.. w. Lame has returned from
a trip 70 Buckingham county
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17
COLLEGE BOYS ENTERTAIN.
Programme of Philomathean Society.
Summer Resort for Newport News.

Summer Resort for Newport News.
WILLIAMSBURG. VA March l6.-
Specialize following interesting pro-
gramme will be given by the Philoma-
thean Literary Society Of william and
Mary College In the chapel saturday
night.
Address by the president. ID. b. Heb
ditch: defamation Dy j. II. Bonneville.
"Shlnbones on Roller skates essay by
L. NJ. Elswich. Virginia" defamation
by y. G.. b. Anderson. "spartacus 10 the
Gladiator" Grafton by NJ. IA. Copen-
hayer. "Fame and Honor The subject
for debate viii be: Resolved, That Amer
lean civilization IS able 20 contend with
the existing evils. The affirmative will
be debated BY George W. Guy, negative
by Guy NJ. Cornett. The Philomathean
Evening star a humorous paper will be
read by the editor-in-chief, G. y VII
llams. OF Norfolk.
Mr.. John Dahn and other Newport
News gentlemen are organizing stock
company to purchase the well-knowh
Kings mill tract. containing 800 acres
lying on James river in James city coun-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17
A POLITICAL CONVERSION.
Tho Republican Treasurer OF Sussex
Pledges Democratic Allegiance.

WAVERLY. VA. March 1G.-Special-
Yesterday marked am important event i'm
the history of Sussex county politics.
Mr.. John B. Jarratt. treasurer OF the
county, who has held that office for
twelve years. and who was elected as a
Republican at the last two county cleo
lions, was here yesterday and announced
his allegiance 10 tine Democratic party
and subscribed the required pledge and
entered Dis name as a candidate for the
Democratic nomination for county treas
urer I'm the Democratic primary which
VIII Dee held ON April -. 1899.
Mr. Jarratt has made am excellent Of
ncer and is man OF remarkable per-
s0nal popularity. This action on his part
depriyes tine Republican navy of one OF
is most powerful battleships n this c0lr-
ty~. and ass Schicy annihHated the Spanish
fleet at Santiago. so VIII tho Democra ilc
party ride VIGOROUSLY over all oppose
ton at the coming spring election.
Mr. JarrItt viii be- vigorously oppo od
for the nomination by Mr.. T.. r. Bird
song the present chairman of the Board
o. Supervisors OF Sussex county.
Alr Birdsoug has been % lifelong Dem
ocrat and has many ardent supporters
Tor the office which be seeks. Tho contest
between these two gentlemen bids fair
TO be very interesting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17
RIOTERS FARE HARD.
Get Two Year. ia state Prison Ladies
Elect New Officers.

i..ect \eW Dfiiccrs.
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. March is.-
Specialize Mary Washington Hospital
Association has elected Mrs Walter G.
Stearns president in place of Mrs. Helen
$. White who has a.!od that office most
efficiently and faithfully since the or.
gdmzation Of the association she de-
clined 10 servo longer. ana her resgna-
ton was regretfully accepted. The other
officers Were reelected. as follows Vice
President. Mrs Y. NJ Fleming: treasure,
Mrs Charles w Edrlngton. Secretary.
Miss Bertha Stfashurger
Three cOlOrcd mcn-uamed Dickinson.
Johnson and Brown-wero indicted in the
County Court az Caroline Monday Tor
riotous conduct. and their trial has re-
suited IN a verdict OF guilty. their pun
ishment being fixed nc two years each In
the State penitentl1ry.
The announcement % the candidacy OF
X. G. L. MOncure for the shcrihGlty Of
stafford county. makes a triangular nght
for that office. The other candidates. Az
the Incumbent. Charles T.. Kennedy. and
n young man by the name ~ Wamsley.
whom the Republicans have endorsed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17
BEDF0RD'S BANK CASE.
Counsel File Demurrer To indictments
May End the Case-NOt smallpox.

May End the Case-Not smallpox
IYNCHBURG, VA. March lG.-spe
The case OF Thomas ID. Berry and Cnas.
l.. Mosby. who are charged with irresh-
l,rltles i'm connection with the detunct
First National Bank Of Bedford city was
called I'D to-day in the United states
court Counsel for accused demurred to
declaration on the ground OF a misJoinder
I'M the indictment. in that IN some OF tho
counts Berry and Mosby are charged
Jointly and i'm others separately. Judge
paul took time 10 consider the demurrer
and SCI tic case for the 4th day OF the
september term. Berry and Mosby were
admitted to bail In the sum OF 5000 each,
with ]. II. Walker and NJ. p. Burks as
surety
ff Judge Paul sustains the demurrer 1t
will END the case as IL has been over
three wears since the alleged irregulari-
ti.s were committed and under the Fed
eral law no new indictment could be
found.
A doctor Of Campbell county declares
that the smallpox at Concord against
which place Lynchburg has quarantined,
Is nothing but Cuban itch. and says that
Ivnchburg's actoion works an unneces-
sary hardship.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17
pAIrlMnRE MARKET.

rArTIMORE. March lb--tLOUk-Dull
and easy; western superior $500 -
~ Norn. 74isn74Ac.; May, 7iAUI5c,
&C, hern wheat. by sample. 61G7Jc.
'SoRN-Steady. spot and month, 37l4V
90. Arril. 37HN3I5sc., May, 3oia43oa.c.
22'n1ntbern white corn. 3IW3sc.
S1E.ksiTiS.s STEADY; No. . white. 3J03T5c.
RvE-Fasier. NO. nearby. 594Jgllc.:
~ . western, GIG
Sif1iAR-Strong snG unchanged.
BuyrER- ana NhcHi"sed.
cuEESE-Firm and active; unchanged.
WHISKY Unchanged.
I,ETTUCE-S2 25n2.aO Der bushel box.