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Williams news., 1902-01-18
M. SALz MAN

Mir H. c. Sanders has moved into new quarters in the Boyce building formerly occupied by Ran ney X Harrell.
 Ida E. Wilmington, pupil of Herr Thilo Becker, of Berlin. Terms $1 per hour. Thursday and Friday in Williams Apply at Mrs. J. John ston's residence.
 MT. and Mrs. McAdams and lit tie daughter left last Wednesday for an extended visit in the east, MT. McAdams going on business to several of the large eastern cities, while Mrs. McAdams will stop in Toronto, Woodson county, Kansas, for the purpose of schooling her lit tie daughter. She expects to be absent some months if her love for Arizona doesn't assert itself too strongly.
 The rate from Williams to the Fl Paso Mid-Winter fair is $21.75. Tickets on sale January 12, IS, 14, 15, 16, IT, Final return limit Jan uary 20.
 Mrs. J. Caufman left for Selig- man last Tuesday to join her hus- band and son and enjoy an outing at their ranch north of that point for the next few weeks. MT. Cauf- man is now engaged in repairing the damage his large dam sustained some time since, which will be completed shortly. The dam is 421 feet in length and will enable the impounding of a vast amount of water. The damage to the struct- ure was not great, about a 20-foot fill being made necessary.
Williams news., 1902-01-18

MT. T. A. Rickell, representing Rabbit Bros, of Flagstaff, was a visitor in the city Tuesday and Wednesday.
 Division Superintendent I. T. Hubbard was in the city Wednes- day looking after the heavy travel to the Grand Canyon.
 Architect Charles F. Whittlesy, of Albuquerque, passed through the city Wednesday on his way west on business for the railway company.
 Mrs. F. H. Waite and little daughter, Winifred, left Wednes- day on No. 3 for a two months outing at Coronado. The doctor says he expects to join them later on.
 Patrick Grove, formely connected with the Santa Fe Pacific hospital here, but now a resident of Will jams, Arizona, arrived in the city and is around renewing acquaint- ances.-Albuquerque Citizen.
 I. w. HARPER Whiskey is a perfect distillation. It strengthens you and helps resist cold and dis ease. Try it-it is better than the doctor. The kind your grand father used. For sale by The Cabinet, Williams, Arizona.
 "Rube" Adams came in on No. ' last Wednesday from some where east of here. The way he got off and sneaked over in town would make a suspic- ious person think he had been to Gallup.
Williams news., 1902-01-18

ITEMS or GENERAL INTEREST
Williams news., 1902-01-18
JUST ARRIVED

Our new sample line of Mems Spring and Stu Suitings. A PERFECT FIT guaranteed or no And prices right
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-01

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-01
TOBACCO SALES.
Fully 1900, 900 Pounds Sold During I'll, Past
t.oath-Sacs Yesterday.

The sales on the Richmond tobacco
market during the month which ended
yesterday were surprisingly large and sat
isfactory. 1t is estimated that fully 800
900 pounds were sold in al at the four
breaks, and the figure. at the final count.
may indeed = exceed that. At CrenShlW
Warehouse 63s.o2ol pounds were sold. ana
at Shelburne's 52?.49o pounds Snockoe,
Warehouse had fully as much more. ana
StonewalI had some good sales during the
month. The highest price received was
so. gotten at Shclburne's Warehouse a
few days ago. The highest received at
'Crenshaw's was 50. At this warehouse
the sales for the entire season-Sinco &c
tober-have amounted to 1,15I,5i0 pounds.
The sales on the breaks Yesterday We're
small owing. to the bad weather: and the
duality of the TOBACCO which did come IN
was not exceptionally good. The breaks
at the various warehouses We're as fol
lows: Stoncwall Warehouse. 300 pounds
highest price sl6.5J: Shoclloe Warehouse.
10 .435 poruds.hishest price. SIG; shelbn burns
Warehouse, $50 poundS-hlgheSt price.
s21: Crenshaw Warehouse, 30,oi0 pounds
highest price, $l2i,f
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-01
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Jan. 31.--Tbc cotton market
opened steady with prices ! point lower TO !
point higher, and for the rest Of the session kept
within very narrow rut with speculation much
Of the time almost fat. The room contingent
and the public alike were avcrse to assuming
commitments at time when INFLUENCES
were at work which were usually conflicting.
The Increment of the crop was the chief bone
of contention, some arguing that interior re-
cefpts were light a natural result Of the
severe sleet and rain storm which for several
days has been central over pretty much the en-
tire cotton belt, while others are equally posi-
tive that exhaustion Of supplies, pure and SIM
pie is responsible for the sharp reduction in re-
coipts. Early cables from Liverpool were quite
disappointing, and combined with large port re-
ccipts to check buying. The official esti-
mates for to-morrows New Orleans and Houston
receipts fell considerably below the actual re-
ceipts Oh the same day lastyear. but this short
age had been pretty thoroughly discounted. The
weekend statistics. too. had been anticipated
and nude no impression upon the market. Taken
rs i whole, it was of the most unsatisfac
tory markets Of recent times. with commission
houses in particular complaining Of the dull
business. Near the end of the day leading bears
endca rored 10 force the whole list off sharply
but met with little success. Tho market was
finally quiet with prices net unchanged to 4
points lower
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-01
PLAN MISCARRIED.
Demands of Illinois Coal Operators Spoiled
Big Coal Merger.
(By Associated Prcss.)


INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Jan. I.-The
coal combine of the Indiana and Illinois
mines has failed. Positive information
to this effect was contained in a. private
telegram received last night from John
S. Bays, of Sullivan, who has been in
charge of the promotion of the enterprise
There telegram is as follows:
The combination has failed on account
of the excessive prices demanded by the
Illinois operators. I am returning the
Indiana options. I will take the matter
I'd in another form In Indiana as soon
as possible The Indiana options were
practically acceptable. but went down
with Illinois Tho underwriters would
not separately consider consolidation At
this time"
The plan for the consolidation OF the
coal mines CT the two States rs an Ola
enc. 1t has been attsn pied in various
forms several tines without success.
While it has never beeT: definitely
know. WHO was backing the e7tcrprice, IL
has been generally beiieTed :hat j.. Pier
pont Morgan was behind il. 1t was IN
derstood that he practically controls the
coal combinations in Ohio, Pennsylvania,
and tho two yirginias. and it seemed most
natural that he should attempt to extend
his holdings 20 The great fields farther
West. n
The options as originally obtained cx-
erred November l. 1901. Those held In
clilded. 400 mines in Illinois and 200 in In
diana, representing tho actual valuation
OF sI5.0OO,G99, and il was Intended that
the Capitalization Should be in the neiSh-
borhood Of $50 900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-01
A MODERN PAGAN.
Michigan Farmer Led Gaug that Robbed His
Neighbors.
{By Associated Prcss.)

DETROIT, MICH, Jan. GA special to
The Tribune from ST. Louis. Michigan.
says:
Clint Nelson. who was arrested hera
recently and vino is reported TO be this
wealthiest farmer in ,Gratiot county. is
gang of thieves who have Systematically
robbed farmers of stock and other prop.
erty for years. Sheriff Parrish. who had
secured enough evidence to warrant the
arrest OF James Hazard. his son. William
Marble and Martin Haskes, all of this
vicinity.
In Jail Marble weakened and confessed.
stating that the gang had been stealing
for years and that Nelson acted as the
fence" Nelson is charged with burglary
and being an accessory after the fact
At the present time he is feeding threa
hundred head OF cattsc and about three
hundred sheep on his farm for tho city
market In addition ne has nearly az
many more which he is winterins. Eo IL
said to be worth 100000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-01
Glass>Workers' Wages Advanced.
tBy Asso.iated prcss.)

PITTsBURG, PA, Jan. a1.-Actins in
dependently OF the combines. the y. O..
Cunningham Glass Company, which is
the largest manufacturer of window-slass
outside or the American WindoW-Giass
Company, have voluntarily advanced the,
wages. of air unskiiied labor ten per cent.
Similar action was Immediately taken hS
several other members OF the Independent
Glass Company. 1t is said that the oth-.
.er plants OF the independent Glass. Conf
pany-the American Window-Glass Com
pany and the Federation Cooperative
.IVindow-Glass Company, will follow sur.
The advance will affect 1000 men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-01
RAIDS ON RICH MEN.
Japanes. Troops Disperse Baud OF High
iiyers.
(Ey Associated Ptess.)

Oy AsooSIatSo l. 'SSS.(
PORTLAND. ORE, Jan. 3l.-ilie Yoke
hama ADVERTISER, received by steamship
lndravc:li, gives an account Of an en-
counter l.ctwcen soldiers and q band OF
robbers near. fchotu.
4 number of discharged officers made
,,,ai, readu,arters near Il small village
and made nightly raids on the rich men
of the region The magistrate sent out
soldiers,.,who gave battle to tho robbers.
The attacking party brought pack VIII
them six prisoners and reported that they
had burned the rendezvous OF the out
laws, fourteen of whom persisted IN tho
flames. In addition eight were Killed.
The rest Of the band. to the nunper OF
forty or fifty, escaped
Investigation into the frauds on the
Yazadou Bank OF Toxic, show accom-
plices outside the bank. The amount OF
what the bank has been defrauoeel -
believed to be much larger than was at
first supposed. one authority estimalns
the sum at 10000 yen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-01
MARKET
STRONG AND DULL
Opened With Great Show Of Ac-
tivity, Which Didn't Last.
ROCK ISLAND THE FEATURE.
Sold Up Nearly SIX Polats and Closed Well
Up Near :bat Poia!-sou,hern Prs
J ferred Sold at 95ss, and
l..6 n. a. lo4

The stock market was strong ana Gun
yesterday. 1t opened witt. u great show
OF activity, but towards the close IL was
Very quiet and urinterestins There aR-
i:lvcstncnt securities. The brokers think
tnat the pubic it;lve gotten tircd o. walt
ing for prices TO SO lower, enG are now
going to so ahead ana make what invest
1acatS they wish.
Rock Island was the feature of the day
selling W tro1t 102f. 10 163. 1t closed
around iG:. Southern preferred said as
high rs SOS and Louisville and Nashville
Colorado first preferred sold at s.. closing
at 62is. Il t. wa: rurnored yesterday that
tile busiS OF the rise i'll Southern Pacific
was tile fact that it has been decided to
begin tic. work of refundlng the COM
pany's debt much sooner than has been
anticipated. The company has very
large amount of bonds maturing at inter-
walls during the next ten years. More
than 500, 0Oo.o00 of these bonds bear rate
of per cent. There is little doubts the
ability of the company to refund on e.
basis approaching 4 per cent. The plan
likely TO be adopted is the creation OF a
mortgage which will covcrall the properties
of the system and provide for conversion
of existing bonds into bonds of this issue
either at maturity or at an carrier Gate
The Importance of the matter lies part
~ IN the saving in fixed charges Wnicn
will cnsue and partly In the probability
that such refurding wilt provide for bet
terments TO an extent which VIII penny q
change tof po,icy.sin the matter of putting
SURPLUS earnings into the property
RiddIeberser bonds sold at 9o'4, and Nr-
ginia Centuries sold at 1898. Carolina
Chemical preferred and common were also
very dull at 50 for common and III 1or
preferred.
London still shows great interest in
Kaffir and Copper stocks on rumorS OF
the settlement of the Boer War.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-01
TURNED DOWN YERKEs.
His Company Falls TO Secure Control OF
London Opposition.
(EY Associated Press.)

LONDON, jan S1.-..No portion of the
Metropolitan Company's property shall
be handed over to Mr. Yerkes and his
associates as the price OF union with
the District Railway. was the burden
Of the directors statement at to-day's
meeting of the metropolitan Railway
Company
The anticipated split in favor OF hand.
ing, over the control of the road to Mr..
yerks did not occur. The chairman said
shareholders representing Il 10000 of
stock wanted the company to hand over
.e1s.0 900, OoO of capital to the Yerkes Trac-
ton Company, with capital of only
eco, 900.
said the chairman. "but tho District
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-01
PEAK KNOCKED DOWN.
Earthquake ID Olympia Mountains Shattered
High Prominence.
Dy Associated prcss.)

PORT TOWNSEND. WASH. jan. "l-f
According to Il report which has Just
reached mere an earthquake ard landslide
occurred in the Olympic. mountains i'll thd
western portion of Jeiiersou county, just
prior to the big, storm of last week. Thf
news was brought here by q pdssenSef
arriving from down the Straits, who stat.
ed that Indians report that Il number OK
earthdlIake shocks were feIt which were
followed by a cracking noise. The next
day Indian hunters came TO the coast and
reported that one of the peaks in the
OLYMPIC range had broken off and slid
into a small valley which is uninhabited
and was & favorite hunting ground Of the
Indians.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-01
STOCK MARKET
LACKED STRENGTH.
Outside Public viii Take No Ac-
tive Interest in Speculation.
BONDS ARE LESS ACTIVE
There We're Some Notable Individual Move
ments in stooks-sank Statement
for To-day Expected 10
be Strong.
BONDS ARE LESS ACTIVE

NEW YORK. Jan. &1.-r!ie market today re-
necf,.d the dIscoura gciDcnt OF operators oyer The
persistent discrimination OF The onIsiae papnc
aud large money interests 10 refrain from spec
uatiau in stocks Tho failure OF successive
news developments 10 induce any interest in The
speculation causes increasing neglect even on the
part OF professional operators. There vas some
noticeable individual inoScIncnf. The most CON
spicaous movement WAS in Delaware. I.acka-
,rannH and Western. which rose by rapid stages.
Ina6iRE new high record at each stage 10
::St5s 1t WAS expected that The annual report
would ne issued today. and the street forecast
Uf earnings is Of 4 rate OF 1e to 70 pcr cent
Tho report WAS withheld from publication. but
;ige directors wore in session. Rock Island
made II notable advance OF rie points on light
dealings. the market supply of this stock be.
ing scarce Tho prices of the stock crossed that
of 81. Paul. hut fell back. American LtnsceQ
titsF cHIfS WeHkhess, F0sc 80 eE W. iasL
and The preferred on account OF the advance
IN The price of I.nseed Oil.
Southern Pacific lrd the market in noint OF ac-
tfvity, hut its narrow price movement mol
Gated 3ctiyc profit .fakinE. which carried 1T be
lnw last nights level. The speculation contih-
ned worry active in Amalgamated Copper which
rose lel lost II all. and then rose rs again ut
;9c close. Sugar continued depressed because
of fcars ihat the duties on Cuban sugars wonId
hc maintained and Peoples Gas suffered q sharp
break without explanation, There WIS an actiNe
demand late in the day for Reading, bnt with
ruly Slight effect the price. Colorado and
Southern stocks We're bought on talk OF an in
.,rgr., in tho dividend the first pcrfcrred
Mexican National strong hy reason OF
reports of absorption by southern Iacihc. Inc
cont inupd. and the Iowa Ccntr- stocks ana IN"
Minneapolis and st. Louis stocks were strong.
Lake Eric and Western preferred rose . points.
To-unrrow's bank statement is expected 10 DE
strong, rs cash has moved freely from inc IN
iolior and the banks have shown themselves
anxious To place loans. Bonds were less active
to-day aud were irregular Total sales. par
valcc ST O50. 900. United States refunded
declined q per cont. and the Us coupon q per
The total tai sales OF stocks FOR the day were
.fS3. 500 shares.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-01
Aiu Sigma Rho Debate,

Tnc public debate OF the NJ Sigma Rho
literary Society OF Richmond College will
be held on March 9TH at 2. NJ. The
question for discussion decided upon by
tile society wilt BE-: Resolved, That the
new Constitution Should be submitted 10
The present electorate"
%rsssrs. +. p. sMccitbe and T. 2. Deans
will discuss The affirmative. and Atessrs..
Lane Lacy and w. G. Tyler will Uphold
the negative nlr Juliar, Gam will be the
reader, and Mr.. w. G. Fitzgerald VIII de.
claim.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-01
Train Fobbers Caught.
nv Associated Prcss.l

CHARLESTON,s S. c., Jan. S$l.-A United
States deputy marshal yesterday arrested
Daniel Burr on tho charge OF interfering
with the United States mails. He is sup
posed to be one of the robbers who held
up the Southern Railway passenger train
near BranchTille, Moncay night and RI
fled the express car "A warrant has been
sworn out against 7 homas Carson on the
same charge.
a t is thought That in1ornlat ton will be
capture OF the other members of the
gangsof highwaymen The men We're ar.
rested their homes near the scene of
4 he rob
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-01
LEGAL notice..

4AcSISLa 4aO&ASGsSJsS.Cs
'roMaIIssIoNER.s NoTICk-IN TEL
" LAW AND EQUITY COURT Oh,
TIE CITY Oh RICHMOND.
Farnie D. Fuller. Administrators; &c.
against
Prudential Banking s Trust Company;
Extract from, decree entered Dccemba
10th. 190IJ
the court doth adjIdSc. orda
and decree that this cause &c. ai.s. TIM
same is hereby referred to u commissioner
OF this court, who shall after due notice
TO all parties hereto or their COUNSEL, proc
coed to take, state. settle and report slt
the court the following accoans:
list: An account showing the assets .oS
the Said Prudential Banking &. Trust So- I
whcrc its real assets arc located and tht :
nature and value % all said asssts
OF said company. setting forth each clair1
and their priorities, ff any. and the NJ !.
OF each depositoc and tho amounts CUR
each respectively
said company, IL any such there De, ai
have not fully paid for their stock, ahs
tho amounts due thereon.
'4tlf: Other inquiries as stated IN decree
herein catered on tho 10th and 10Th days
OF December. 1901. IS may be seen ny
reference 10 the same.
tliStract from, decree catered on the tt1s:
day of Januar.-. 1nu2.1
- the court doth adjuaSe. ordcr
and decree, that the commissioners, OF the
COURT who shall execute the DEGREES
herein entered on the 10th and Goth days
of December. 1901. shall give notice to the
parties or their counsel of the time ana
place fixed upon by him for executing tho
same, and he shall also give notice of the
time and place for making the inquiries
and taking the accounts ordered By tho.
1st Cd and Sd clauses OF the decree Gerein
entered on the 18th day of December.
1901 by publication once week. for four
successive weeks. in one of the newspft-
pers published In the city of sfsiehmond,
stating in said pubiica ton that there are
other inquiries to be made. which may DO
seen bv reference to siid DEGREES. and
said publication shall be equivalent TO
personal service upon the parties to tnis
cause and any other persons latereste"
Z Hes In, 4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-01

NEW YORK. Ian. 31.--COFFEE--The market
for coffee futures opened steady in tone with
prices unchanged to points higher. Slight I'M.
l,rovcment followed in sympathy with a stcadicT
ruling of the European markets. At the close
thc market was barely steady with. prices net
sails points lower. Total sales Of futures were
50 500 bags. Spot Rio steady: No. invoice
.aic; mild quiet; Cordova. SI1cc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

PORT OF RICHsiOND.sJAN. 81, 1902.
a Il RIVED.
IS Steamer Afbcmaric,% Clever. Norfolk, tmerenans
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
e Steamer Lakewood, Craddock, .lhicsasonitny, :
merchandise and passengers, f. W. Archer,
SA1LED:
Steamer Saginaw. Tunnel, Philadelphia. Pa..
merchandise aud passengers.
Steamer Poc;h0ntas, Grnve5. flames NlFer
and Norfolk. merchandise and passcn-
gers. Old dominion line.
Steamer Albeuarle. Glover. Norfolk. mefchaE-
disc a.id passengers, Old Dominion line.
Steamers arrived and sailed from port CT Rich
mond during month of January, 1902:
4 ARRIVED.
Stcamcrs--6G merchandise and passengers anu
Charleston rock.
Barees--.l coal. . oil 1ati light.
Schopners--1 plaster. : wheat ! corn: i con-
5dnits. j iron aud 4 light. Total nnmber W
riyc1. 81.
il stearnasz-s3 ncrcnaad!sc anc passengers.
!. scheonersli coal. light. . railroad tics. /
lumber and 1Sbilets. Total number sailed. 81.
] PORT NEWPORT NEWS, JAN. 81. 1902.
i ARRIVED.
Barge kentucky: PROV idence.
Schooner Alice Holbrock. Boston.
SAILED.
Schooner W L. Roberts. AIlyn's Point.
Schooner l.. b. Crary. Portland.
Steamer Ortf,ia. Glasgow.
Steunie powhatan. lontion.
Steamer Milano. Hamburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-01
ar. Golfers Fall.

Mr. Ir. C.. Collier, Of Hampton, who
called to sec Goevrllor Montague yester-
day in the interest of q client. who is
shortly to be hung, slipped and fell down
the steps Of the Mansion on leaving.
Though decided "heavyweisht,'' Mr..
Collier was unhurt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-01
Appoiuted Genera; Agent.

Howard Z. EGrlurds, formerly OF the.
real estate and insurance firm of Null
ford s: Idmunds, Newport News, Va, has
been appointed general agent OF the South
Atlantic IAfe Insurance Company for the
Home Office District, to succeed H.. c.
Martin, who !tas taken charge OF the
North Carolina field.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-01
Victim of Dynamlts Explosion.
fBY Associated rress.

NEW YORK. Jan. si.-Nrs. Cora de Bay
miere, the wife OF Il French physician.
and a member of q wealthy and fashion
suit of q shock experienced in the Rapid
Transit tunnel explosion last Monday:
Mrs De Baymierc. who was separated
from her husband. lost her fortune IN tho
last few years ana is said 90 have been
in destitute circumstances.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-01
Cotton futures opened steady: closed q,

s].c.; middlinS gulf, Size; sales, loo bales.
x Cotton. dull: middling. shc.: net receipts,
500 bales: gross, :.35l bales; sales, l,-Vo
bales; stock, 1924 bales
export 10 Great Britain 251 bales: to France,
go bales; to the Continent, 1910 bales; stock,
SS9,1i9 bales.
Observation-Disclosures receipts (al U: S. portsl,
cDi 6SS bales; export to Great. 1ol ISL bales; to
France, l4,3S2 bales; to tho Continent, ll6lSl
bales. -,
Total since September 1st-Net receipts (all
L. $. ports), 5S69792 bales; export to Great
Britain .,oo,9. COZ bales; 10 France 5i2 90Q
bales: TO the Continent, l,149S3S bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-01
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. N. c., jan si--SPIRlIs
o neans; T resns sd /?
bsTscis Crude turpentine strong at 81 2,5l,;
reeeipts, so barrels. Tar. quiet at Sl.2o. re-.
eeip.s: MAE. ssS vi GA..Jan. S1.-sPIRITs TUR:
PESTfNE-oniet at 4sc.; receipts I'll casks;
Arm, receipts 2aeo barrels sales. 100 barrels;
ernorts ii 53T barrels
-rININ Eirm at II &C.: sales, As casks. Rosin.
firm. sales, 600 barrels b. c. D, S1.co e, 20.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-01
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD. Jan. 3l.-FLoCRz-nu
and unchanged. Wheat caser:,spot the month
7SaS5c Corn, steady at decline: mixed, spot
and The MONTH 6GG6e,sc; southern white go. G9rn,
sn,. a &c Oats, hrm; No. :. white 9oL ou !ae.
Rye, iirm No. 2 nearby. 67@6Sc Butter: urn 1
and higher: fancy creamery SO 5sS. ts 1;ss;
frn, and higher; fresh, 80 SOC aneesr, NJ u !
coarse sranuIated, 1.S ".