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Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-14

PASSING THE HAT roo OFTEN
objection Raised to Proposed Thank
Offering for w. C.. A.
Hospital.

The prospects sor the Womaa's Christian
association receiving any pecuinary benefit
from a general Thanksgiving Offering to-
ward the building fund Of the proposed new
hospital at the union services Of the iseve-
eral churches of this city on Thanksgiving
day are not Of the brightest : From the
opposition that developed at the meeting Of
the Ministerial association yesterday morn
ing II Is very doubtful II the pastors Of
the different churches will consent TO the
proposition.
Yesterday mornings meeting was called
for the especial purpose Of discussing with
the directors OF the Woman's Christian as
ISOLATION the latter's proposition for a gem
eral Thanksgiving offering toward the pro-
posed new hospital. the donations to be
handed in at the union Thanksgiving day
services. but to be entirely separate from
the days collection. which It had been de-
cided was to be donated to the Associated
Charities.
The attendance Of ministers at the meet
ing was not what had been anticipated, but
those present expressed themselves as OPP
posed to the proposition as being outside
regular church work. Mrs. o. H. Lucas,
president Of the Woman's Christian associR>
ton. and Mrs. L. w. Ross we're present on
behalf OF the association. Miss Carrie
Dodge was present as president of the AS
ISOLATED Charities and spoke against the
Ministerial association entertaining the
proposition Of the Woman's Christian asso,
citation. Miss Dodge commended that for the
ministers to entertain the proposition OF
the WomAn's Christian association would
inevitably result In a falling on in the gen.
eral collection to be taken for the Asso>
ciAted Charities.
After a discussion lasting two hours the
ministers present decided to take no formal
action in the matter, but to defer It to the
next regular meeting of the Ministerial as.
ISOLATION, which will be held October ~.
In the event Of the Ministerial association
declining to entertain the proposition Of the
Womsn's Christian association the directors
OF the latter organization will take tbs
matter up with the trustees OF the different
churches.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-14
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.

B. Mcbride, Boomer township; NJ. j.. Han
milan, Ncrwalk township; John Riennau,
Hardin township; Henry CLANCY, r. r.
Miller. Washington township: R. NJ. Hough,
Nicola townships Walter Kreyer, Minden
township; Henry Ref. Crescent township;
Joseph Able. ]. J. Flasher. Garner town
ship; Joseph Roosa, II. Darlington, Hazel
Dell township; Phillip Jefris. Rockford
township; II. II. Pinney, J. NJ. Williams,
@. 8. Hubbard, M. S. Roop, G. r. Harle,
H. w. Payne, John Aten, John e. Hill,
Jesse Walters. Daniel Arkwright. Felix
Crocker, Council Bluffs. The term will
be convened on November 5 and the jury
Is summoned for Monday, November II, a
week before the usual time.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-14

Captain L. B. Cousins, sheriff Of Potta-
wattamie county, returned yesterday morn
ing from an extended trip to eastern points
during which he paid a visit to his old
home In Ohio. He attended a reunion Of
his old regiment, the Forty-hrst Ohio, in
Chadron. o., and from there went to Wash
inKton to attend the national ~encampment
of the Grand Army Of the Republic. As
department inspector of lowe he was ON
the stan Of Colonel John Lindt, commander
OF the Grand Army Of the Republic, Depart
ment Of Iowa. Captain Cousins arrived in
Washington several days ahead Of the iowa
delegation and took the opportunity to lsit
the numerous places Of interest in the pa
tional capital. 1t was his first visit to
Washington since he participated in the
grand review Of union troops at the close Of
the civil war thirty-seven years ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-14
Catholics Dedicate a College.

FORT DODGE. Ia. Oct. 1s.-(speeial.)-
The Corpus Christi academy, begun by the
late Bishop Lehman Of Cheyenne when he
was pastor Of the Corpus Christi church
Of this city, was formally dedicated by
Bishop Garrigan Of Sioux City at 10 o'clock
this morning, The dedicstory ceremonies,
which were simple and according to the
ritual OF the Catholic church. were at
tended by a large gathering, including
school children and many non-Catholios.
Following the ceremonies high mass was
celebrated at Corpus Christi church. al
which Bishop Garrigan addressed a large
audience. composed of many denomination
besides Catholics.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-14
Bear to Have a nearing.

SIOUX FALLS, 8. D.. Oct. 1S.-tspecial
Telegram. )-Assistant United States At
torney Porter departed today for Geddes.
where he will. represent the government ct
the preliminary examination Of John Bear,
a Brule Sioux Indian. belonging on the
Rosebud reservation. who a few days ago
shot and killed e. C. Tayloe, boss farmer
as at sub -issue-station, and Johnny Shaw, a
haIfbreed Indian boy. The murderer will
be brought to Sioux Falls tomorrow and
will be kept in custody here pending his
trial at a term of United States court which
convenes In this city on the 2lst inst.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-14
Arranging for Christian Convention

The members of the Christian church Of
this city will hold a special meeting at
the Tabernacle this evening to make ar
rangements for attending the national con-
vention In Omaha. The members OF the
church in this city expect to do their
share toward entertaining the large num-
Der Of delegates expected at the national
convention. During the convention evan
gelical services win be conducted in the
open air at the corner Of Broadway and
Pearl street. Rev. w. b. Crewdson, pastor
OF the First Christian church Of this city,
committee.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-14
Derthick Club Musicale.

The Derthick club opened its sixth sea-
son last evening with a musicale In Royal
Arcanum hall, which was we'll attended.
This program was given, with Miss May
Tulieys and w. L. Thickstun as accom-
panists:
Variations in F Minor, No. 2........ Haydn
Miss Sylvia Snyder.
The Two Grenadiers. ............ schumann
c. b. Aitchison.
Nocturne, OPP. 81, No. 1 with descrip-
tive analysis) Chopin
Mrs. Julia c. Cook.
The Spring Has Come. $50. Maud v. White
Miss Georgia Harpster.
Arabesque Observation-Disclosures. Chaminade
Miss Maud Mueller.
(a)-Al1 Through the Night. 49,. Welsh Air
(b)-Heart's. Fancies ........ Goring Thomas
Mrs. A. A. Covalt.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-14
POSTMASTER WANDERs AWAY
HaIsey Ross of Fort Dodge, lows, Dies
Rs Result of Exposure to
Elements.

FORT DODGE, Ia, Oct. 1~3.-(speciaI Tel
egram.)-Halsey Ross, postmaster and lead
ing business man Of Lahigh. Ia. died at
his home there Sunday evening as the result
OF exposure during absence from home while
suffering from temporary mental alteration.
Mr.. Ross left home Thursday night.
On Saturday morning his friends became
alarmed and instituted a search. They dis
covered him on a hillside near town unable
to move. He had been out OF doors without
food or shelter since leaving nome. He
was taken to his home end all possible
done for him, but the shock to his system
was too great TO be overcome.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-14
Tilted MAN SHOOTS GIRL
Then Turns Weapon on Himself and
He is Dead, but She May
Recover

TYNDALL, S. D., Oct. 13.-(special Tele-
gram.)-At daybreak John Komarek, a tailor
in the employ OF Toman & Dite, shot Anna
Vachtea, a domestic. and then turned the
weapon upon himself.
Komarek is dead but physicians hope TO
save the girls life. She was hit in the
back and the bullet lodged In her lung.
Both came to this country a year ago. He
was sober and industrious but the girl Tilted
him,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-14
sioux Falls wants Butter Makers.

SIOUX FALLS. s. D., Oct. 13.-(special
Telegram.)-At a mass meeting Of Sioux
Falls citizens tonight, in connection with
the Business Mems league, 1t was decided
to enter Sioux Falls in the competition
with Sioux City and Kansas City for the
place Of holding the annual convention Of
the National Creamery and Butter Makers
association, to be held in October, 1908. A
committee of Ave representative citizens
will go to Milwaukee. where this year's
convention Of the association will be held
next week, for the purpose OF capturing
next years convention II possible.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-14
ATTEMPTS TO KILL FAMILY
Shots Go wild and Ottumwa, Iowa,
Man Uses the Last Bullet
for Himself.

oTTUMwA, Ia, Oct. 13.-only the nom
appearance of his wife, daughter and her
husband prevented Thomas Doherty, a
blacksmith Of this city, from exterminating
Ills entire family while in a drunken rage
last night.
He waited at the head Of the stairs at
his residence to pick them off with a gun
hs they came up. They fed to a %neighbor's
early this morning and later. when they
reappeared, Doherty opened fire. The shots
went wild and, having but one bullet left.
he fatally shot himself through the mouth.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-14
d Secret os : s=cees.fHl Merchant.

The success Of a merchant depends
largely upon his ability to please his Gus
TONERS. In order to do so he recommends
only articles which are to his knowledge
most reliable. In handling medicine this is
especially true, as people desire the best
preparation on the market and appreciate
the recommendation Of their druggist. Here
is what v. ]. Leight of House Springs, Mo-,
says of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy: II
can recommend Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy to my customers to be second to none
on the market. For Group with children
there is nothing better"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-14
stock PoIaonea BIZ Grass.

SHENANDOAH. Ia, Oct. iS.-(speciAl.)-
Some Of the farmers along the Nishnabotna
river bottom whose pasture lands were
overhowed are losing some live stock as a
result. The animals eating q part OF the
ssml-deeomposed grass which seems to
poison them. causing their death a few
hours later. At the farm OF n. l. Ayres,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-14
Files n Heavy Mortgage.

WATERLOO, Ia, Oct. 13.-(special.)-
The Rapid Transit company has filed with
the county recorder a trust deed for $780,
900, covered by q FIRST mortgage on all the
property Of the company in favor Of the
Northern Trust company Of Chicago. The
paper runs for twenty years and bears 8
per cent interest. The first payment OF
SIS, 900 falls due on January /, 1907, and a
similar payment falls due each year there
after until 1929, when the balance due Is
payable. The money will be used In ex-
tending the line from Denver to Sumner and
In making other improvements contem-
plated for some time.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-14
Hearinr Under Dipuoman,a Law,

Emmett MoKevitt. against whom a charge
of being . -dipsomaniac had been nled with
q view to having him committed under the
new law to the Mount Pleasant hospital for
inebriates. had a hearing before Judge
Wheeler in district court yesterday and was
discharged. The hearing Of Even Fegley on
a similar charge was again continued by
Judge Wheeler yesterday on application OF
the defendant. who desired to secure the
services OF an attorney. His hearing was
set for the second day Of the November
term.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-14
Davis sells paintA
ReaI Estate Tranafera

These transfers were filed yesterday In
the abstract. title and loan ONCE Of J. w.
Squire, 101 Pearl street:
Charles Deetkcn TO Thomas NJ. Rob-
bins. part Of swh swk 2s-75-4s, W. DIS $500
Hans Kahl TO Mary A. Kelly. 262x11s
feet In se cor. nh swk SEX, 9-T7-Ss.
W o'..''..'s'''s AV
Jennie /. Cowans TO J. d. and q. M.
Ronk. lots IL and IS, block 6, Car
Henrietta A. Strong to Margaret Ia
McGee, lot s, Glendale extension,
". a'VVO
Annie J. Wilson TO Orlando ]. Avery,
lots / and 2 block s. Pieree's sub
RiIla M. Bond to Samuel and Edward
Brokman, 81 SEX 4-76-42. except one
acre, W. A6OV
Isaac e Stiles to Lillian Meek, lot /.
block 8, Streets add. ". d........... $50
Lillian Meek TO L. g. Scott. lot l and
Ell lot Z, block H. Highland Place,
n lot l, block 3, Streets add.
Eight transfers-total .sl4,5fl
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-14
MISS UNITED STATES CONSUL
He Goes Hunting In Sierra Madres
and IL Not Heard of
Again,

LAREDO, Tex. Oct. 1s.-Vice Consul J.
F. Kimball at Nueyo Laredo stated to-
night that a message had been received
from the United States consul general at
Monterey, stating that no news had yet
been heard OF United States Consul Gar
rett.
He went into the Sierra Madre range on
a hunting expedition on September 9.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-14
GaveI Made of Historic Wood.

WATERLOO, Ia, Oct. 1S.-(speclai.)-
Julian w. Richards has presented the local
chapter Of D.. A. r. with a gavel made from
the door panel Of the entrance to the SUI
preme court room OF the United States at
Washington. The repairs were made last
summer and he secured the timber. which
has served Its purpose since 1903. The wood
ia mahogany.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-14
Fat Men to Play Ball.

WATERLOO, Ia. Oct. 13.-(Special.)-
Frank Knee Of this city. who travels for
a wholesale cigar house, will resign his 20
sition In the spring to Join a fat mans base
ball nine. Knee tips the beam himself at
$40 and he will be the smallest man in the
nine. They will tour the northwest, not
30 much depending on their ability to play
ball as upon their drawing power because
Of their immense size.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-14
Importing French Horses.

SHENANDOAH, Ia, Oct. lS.-(speeial.l-
A letter just received from NJ. L, Ayres,
who went TO rance six weeks ago to buy
horses. states hat he has bought a number
Of the hest he could md, paying in one case
as high as - 1900 for q single animal. and
prices almost as high for q number OF
others. Mr.. Ayres says he will sail about
October 4 and will reach Shenandoah some
time aear the 18th.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-14
RUN DOWN BY BLooDHoUNDS
SON Of Prominent Iowa Farmer Ar
rested for AEshuItinE n
Lizzie Girl.

nTTuMWA, Ia. Oct. 13.-Edward Eghert,
aged 2s. son OF a Melrose (Ia,) farmer, is
under arrest charged with an assault upon
13-year-old Gertia Killer. Bloodhounds
were put upon the trail OF the girls assail-
ant and when they led the officers to a
bedroom in the Hotel Murray at Melrose.
occupied by Egbert, he was arrested.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-14
Goat BusIness is Profitable.

sTURGIs. S. D.. Oct. lS.-(special)-
Charles Farweil OF this (Meade) county
took nine Angors goats over to the Butte
county fair, where they were placed on
exhibition. The animals attracted a great
deal Of attention. The goat business Is a
new thing in the Black Hills and has al
ready proven a success.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-14
Contest Among Workmen.

sTURGIs. s. D., Oct. l3.-(special.)-
The Ancient order OF United Workmen OF
South Dakota nav again entered into a
contest with their brethren Of Iowa as to
which Jurisdiction will make the greatest
gain in membership for the six months
ending April !. 1908. In a former contest,
which closed last February. the South
Dakota lodges won out very easily and are
determined 10 do II again.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-14
Endon out on bail.

George F. Fades. the dentist arrested on
q charge Of counterfeiting and bound over
to the federal grand jury, has been released
from the Red Oak Jail on a 5000 bond fur
nished by his and his wife's relatives. His
trial will not be until next spring. He was
in the city yesterday and paid a friendly
visit to the Officers at police headquarters.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-14
ReversaI Dol KIefer Case.

PIERRE, S. D., Oct, iS.-(speeisl Tels-
gram.)-In the supreme court today an
opinion was handed down In the case n
the state Of South Dakota, defendant In
error. against Nichola Kiefer' plaintiff In
error, from Meade county. in which the
lower court was reversed.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-14
Russia Not 40 Have DaFdansIIss.

LONDON, Oct. l3.-The porte. through
TIE Turkish ambassador IN Lenaes, Ass!es
the report that negotiations were proceed
ing between Russia and Turkey for an
agreement to close the DaFdanelles 70 ali
but Russian warships.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-14
workman's ran is Fatal.

DEADWooD, S. D., Oct. 1S.-(speeial
Telegram.)-While at work on the roof Of
the Penobscot mill at Garden City today
Jack Smith, one of the men who had been
engaged to place the roof on the struc-
ture, lost HE footing and fell a distance
Of ninety feet. striking on his head, and
was instantly killed. He leaves a wife and
family.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-14
Burglary in Sioux city.

SIOUX CITY. Ia. Oct. ~1s.-(special Tele-
gram.)-The tenth burglary within a few
weeks was perpetrated here last night The
safe Of the Leeds Robe and Tannery
company was blown open. Only a small
amount Of money was taken. There is no
nInaa
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-14

the Percheron stallion breeder and importer,
three ine horses have been affected. One
Of them died and the other two are thought
to be past help. Mr.. John Pease also re-
ports the loss Of some good animals.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-14

Federation Of Women's clubs Is to be held
on the nth and 18th at spearhsh. As at
present arranged the delegates from Rapid
City are TO be met at wildwood and
taken TO spearhsh in time for the Friday
afternoon session. The sturgis delegates
will drive over from here.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-14

II you neglect piles. They will cause fatal
diseases. but Bucklen's Arniea salve POSI-
lively cures or no pay. 25c. For sale BY
Kuhn & Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-14
Jury for District Court.

This trial jury was drawn yesterday for
the November term Of district court. which
will be presided over by Judge Green; o.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-14
nIank HIIIa Woman,s FederatIon.

srURGIs. S. D.. Oct is.-(special.)-
The annual meeting Of the Black Hills
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-14

Plumbing n heating: Bi1Oy a Son.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-14

Eight transfers-tOtsi ,...".""..,.Si4,Sn
New-York tribune., 1902-07-20

Cotton Exchange special Lys5D0OI cables Spot cotton
export 500 ens 6 as @ddRg upland oo,ts @
net unchanged to point higher July oss; July
sgss ss 1
ber ABS; December-January 42s; January February.
UF Sp n1Tfa rule On
se aasy and IN oac nc 9naRTd ouoasions oo%
8 ss e fns wnsr cear s. & s 5 extra 5 No
Winter So 25ass IS: extra winter $ l0qs$ 90
ssssf sPS: sao 2ssa
8 sssss sssss a. o Ss5 4
SCI sic 559&s20 & rs spring bran
dia Winter s'B bran 2@s2a city 75as2I
"a wss assfss ssssr Ssn n
@ s Se The Wits h s sed h Ear8p SaFs
being ns sTsn Naturally th sde as
passage neglected At present the outlook Is for
Rumanis @ Danube and Russia ali Competitors
crop prospects countries called brilliant
But the wet weather in much Of our own wheat raising
to preyaiine sentiment striking factor the
oontfae Is bshInd @ that Is year
port demand Wheat but at reduced prize, the
home and abroad to cause them to be in hurry to
anticipate their wants There was no trading in July
day al sdsse Closed sisse Big offered sep
T % Nc s Ra was ns nony a 5 h to there &
quiet and rather featureless closing about steady
in The weather still .eTy
wet: mostly OF the Mississippi although Kansas
City reported las inches night The heaviest rain
fall through Illinois, Mississippi Iowa, Indiana and
Ohio outlook for rain in the Northwest
time OF ripening IL argued that the wealth
SPRING %hea dasS eno ar nd @Ra T for s
y and osng recent Dnfavorabe @ BIZ eondio oN the
look for recuperaton and large yield remains good with
grain belt Ths Wheat market at chicago opened at an
ssseT But after good d Of @ Re
@ n ns loss n @ pc osoas n @
7e1sc 72Ac and T25sc, respectively. Poor grading Of
new wheat and sympathy with corn and oats the
principal Of covering Locally the principal
business was due 70 70 covering The local advance on
wheat would not be available time delivery
contract The curb showed decline OF Nc
official closing There export trade here. but
loads worked via outports. Estimates favor
bushels increase in the Visible which would
anost sss.s Wsre as -oows No red 7s%e ele-
Duluth. :, sane and IN. Nc ! hard Manitoba. nit s5sc:
States SATURDAY spseaistys markets thEogghost the
eratsly Although receipts slightly exceeded the esates
feared that the movement would be soriously
checked by present excessive rainfall in the near future
presence Of considerable short interest YET Cables
New-York tribune., 1902-07-20
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New-Yori. July 10. 1902.

New-York July 10, 1902
BEANS AND There . e, no Ig arm d On
both varieties but small white beans little stronger
sPsSHe Up g. n'' are the
imported medium are nr1ner; held higher
than quote We quote Beans % RaTrSw row choice; per
eSoee SoH 81 e5asi s7 pes saqis: sses S7S; Do
Sdg Sssa e sns sgsa Rsa RG4 G DO poor to sd
white kidney 90 to COED 81 7oa$1 90: 90
lima cs1ifornia 81 75qs2 imported giants 99as2;
medium Pss shGe9 @ M 81 az 6' d4 Ro0b 5s 70 % green
9TTERReceipts to-day were unexpectedly light
with smaller proportion Of fancy stock the market we're ore
at 2A@21hc. the outside figure becoming fully esab-
hed before & bs the es sss m fresh nor in State
dairy the movement being within rather limited com
%as due largely to Speculative buying the
Pack%ngs % OF ucb b same rates as sna peousy
quoted, but outside prices are full high: We quote:
do seconds: isa26c do thirds sals4c state dairy tubs
isS 40 thirds do tins etc & Western
%,1on % o%S taRS a 90 g9Sd 10 h2 aaa
ls9sc do sG 40 r.ts 70 Pns qise % Western tern
do thirds I6Gi6lsc: packing stock I5aG16Iac.
cHEEsE-LaEge full cream cheese has cleaned up
prices nomnay unchanged though tone on
cenFra % 1 Ts @ hs asa @s bs% abSp
h9 same have the beS tome in @ supply s R D as
easier in price though desirable grades have cleaned
TR Gfs but se5s & s r aha ss %
sa qs wsf M c4es Small fsne S9xG @ % % bDss
any fa sa choice ea 90 fair 40 % small % o Ss
large white. fancy. 9laQeac; do choice
ebs &c. a. DO fsT large to c6oce pa4 s4t sm. % %
do fair to good 5a@6'sc; do common 4q41Ac: fun skins
EGeesc9ndit!9ns affecting the have
eggs for IL In hs e eaaG he
S @ heavy ON Ssh but @ s m a a sv bulk s q the stock is
bought lever than at time this week The great bulk
ioGi7o and highest quotations are now obta!nabis
New-York tribune., 1902-07-20
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-lOrk July 10 lNuI.
To-day's coffee market fairly for Sat
urday half holiday in midsummer, the total sales
amounting TO $50 bags. The opening irregular
with prices UNCHANGED points for July and while
fluctuations reflected generally conhicng options
among the the trend upward and the market
finally closed IS points higher. The trading was
largely professional and there
special significance attaching the price changes Early
cables perhaps OF buish average, though the
foreign markets the whole Just about responded 20
advance of yesterday. HRvTe partially = frame
higher; Hamburg also registered partial advance OF
i pfg: while both Rio and Santos hrm, the latter
reporting advance former IS reis
with the exchange LIED higher i2d. Primary
27 500 bags and the ports $4,000 The heavier movement
however, had effect local which appeared
disposed 10 take the bull side the theory that the
decline having been so considerable large snort IN
necessarily which viii later
seek either motives q caution from
desire take profits. The market Quiet but
steady the basis Of 5Ac for Rio No :.
The OF contract prices In the local market to-
follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-07-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. July 1e-C1osing: wheat-spot No North
spring steady 0s 2id No California quiet 0s 80
futures steady July nominal September 6s l&d Decen
Der, 6s Ilsd Corn-Spot nrm American mixed 6s:
ures nominal; September IS Esd October 5s 2sd Peas
hrm, SIS 9d Hops at Iondon-Pacihc Coast firm. f5g
60 los Beef-Extra India strong. lois 3D. Pork
mess Western nrm, SOS Cd Hams firm; short
IA 16 n. Bacon-Culaberand cut. 20 so 10.
strong Cd; 10 to "a 10. strong Dos Sd:
clear mddes light IS 20 81 70 nrm, o9s 3D. long clear
mddes. heavy firm. 59s 61 snort clear backs i6 10 10
H. firm SOS Cd clear bellies Ia 20 10 10 strong
shoulders square 10 10 nrm AIS 3D. Lard STEADY;
Dos Butter nominal Cheese steady American finest
Prime city steady ass Cd TurpentineSpirits dull
Linseed oil dull, 32s Perolenm-Reaned STEADY "a.
Rosin-Gommon nrm. As Sd. -- y