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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-05


TnE St Louis mails of last night gives the
following account of horrible calamity in that
city:
\ calamity of ! distressing nature occurred
at Bremen, in the upper portion of this city, last
night, by which it IS supposed six men lost their
lives.
Between twelve and one o'clock, fire broke
out in the large cabinet shop of Messrs. Henry
* William BenkeF, situated on the Belleiontaine
road, between Anglerodt and Destrehan streets.
The tire companies were soon on the ground
but owing to the absence of water could do no
thing to arrest the progress OF the flames. The
building being filled with combus6ble materials
was quickly consumed, together with its entire
contents.
The saddest feature OF the occurrence is the
supposed burning of six men who were sleep
ing IN the building. Quite a crowd had collect
cd around the fire witnessing its progress, when
some one suddenly remembered that ten men.
hands in the establishment, were sleeping in one
of the upper rooms. Ia a momeEft the greatest
excitement prevailed. Buckets Of water and
ladders were brought, and efficient men in the
crowd eXerted themselves TO rescue the uncon-
Scious sleepers from their appalling situation-
by great effort and considerable risk one
RAN entered the burning building assembled to
the room where the Sleepers were lying, opened
'he door and raised the alarm. Four Of the
heH We're rOnseds and succeeded in making their
escape TheTenlaining six are missing and are
supposed to have persisted in the flames. Not
one OF them was seen on the ground, nor have
shey been beard from since
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New York Business Notice.
OEFIcE-S60 BRoADw4Y, New YoRK.

Cristaoros Hair Dye Is rapidly superceding all Oth-
Dyes before the public. 1t prepared upon pTin-
cples like magic 1t dlscOlOr the scalp
beauties and promotes the growth Of the
hair.
Made by cnrsrApoao No. Aston House. New York, and
sold by dealers generally. nov5:1tdaw
w-The Great Electric 4IiI.-PRoF. DE- GEsrH
ises every person who doubts where get the genuine
Electric OIL add whether It does all pains In day,
call Gen WeIc, Col. T. Grant, IS North Thirteenth
street. N D. Schnieer Masonic Hail. George G. Byer Esq,
Tbird street, Keyser Hotel
and prominent druggist in this and large city,
all of whom sell Electric on $1,000 viii be given II every
druggists published In the LgIGRR yesterday does
sell my Electric on, and Othertake this wager. you
genuine without my the label and
blown on the glass. PRoF. C. DE GRITH,
Only maker Of Electric Oil in the world.
depot, 50 South Eighth street. below Chestnut. Not
removed, baseIy advertised by pretenders-
For sale by T. II. LOGAN & CO., Bridge Corner.
Also, by LAUGHLINS' & BUSHFIELD,
oclS Monroe Street.
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THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED M
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FOREIciN MEMS
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER cANAp1A


QuEREc, Nov. 3.-The steamer Canadian from
Liverpool, with dates to the 21st, arrived this
morning.
LIVERPOOL Corrox MARKET, Oct 2lst-The
Circular of Richardson. Spence & Co., reports
the sales of Saturday at $4,000 bales, of which
spectators took 5000 bales The advices re-
ceived on the 9th caused an advance of three
siXteenths on all qualities with an active specu-
lative inquiry, and tho sales on Monday filed up
$4,000 bales; 10000 were taken on speculation
The sales to-day (ruesday) are / 600 bales, of
which 5000 were taken by spectators; market
closed quiet. Sales of the 3 days are 10000
bales, of which 81 900 bales were taken by
spectators
The accounts from Manchester represent bus
mess small, but prices firm. Breadstuffs market
steady and generally unchanged. There is a
slight Improvement in finer qualities of Flour.
White wheat of lower grades has declined ID;
red wheat Is 2da los I'd. Flour quiet and vari-
ously quoted at from a steady market to 6da7s
decline; Phila. and Bait. SIS 6da33s cd, Ohio
yellow and mixed 33s 6da34s. Pork and Beef
very dull. Bacon steady. Lad dull. Tallow
advanced Is.
London Money Market-Consols for Money
closed on Tuesday at 9la92 for account at ga
90 rs.
The steamship Canadian, from Boston, arrived
at Liverpool on the 10th.
1t is reported that Lord PalmerSton IS prepa-
ring new reform bill.
Lord John Russell has threatened similar
measure.
England and France have suspended diplo-
matte intercourse with Naples.
Nohostilities have yet occurred.
A terrible accident occurred in London while
the Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon, the famous Baptist
preacher, was preaching in the Concert Hall, a
false alarm of fire was raised, creating STAN
pede. Several persons were trampIed to death
The statement that France has summoned
Austria to evaeuate the principalities is not
credited by the Cologne Gazette.
All the powers excepting the United States
have assented to the original protocol respecting
Sound dues
A Ministerial crisis and financial difficulties
exist in Constantinople.
The Ministerial crisis in Denmark resulted in
the reinstallation of all the Ministry.
The French commercial crisis is assuming a
more favorable aspect
Persia solicits the mediation of France in
their difficulties with England.
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WHEELING
Hat and Cap Mandatory.

MANUFACTURER OF HATS AND CAPS,
AS hand and is manufacturing receiving large
IL and general assortment Of Hats and CAPS comprising
all the varieties of color shape Hats and Caps now
IN USE of tie latest fashion and manufactured from the
est material and the best workmanship, which Will
sold Wholesale and Retail the possible price
From experience in the business, having always
used best endeayors to please and furnish the public with
good, fashionable, and servicehble hat confident
with present facilities, and large hand that
able to supply patrons with article superior
any heretofore offered.
respectfully request call from those Of Hats
and Caps, before purchasing elsewhere.
S. AVERY, No I46 Main st.
sp6 Wheeling, Va
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THE 'LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COB MILL
TWO MIIIs IN ONE.


Thus enabling persons using them accomplish twice as
be done BY Single Mills of the
same size. GREAT IMPROVEMENT has also
the strength OF the MILL and the Manufacturers
challenge world produce machine, the pur-
pose, capable accomplishing with little
power. So light portable, and yet strong
BILE, as the improved Three Gone
DonbIe EiGtIe GsinmT Corn Mill.
The Mil not be broken by fair means, except
there be defects in the caspgs Should there hap
pen nail, bit of gravel, small the
corn, the mill them without inuring in the least.
not course, them against improper
Farmers, Growers Butchers, and every
who any kind, either f4tten working
purposes that every 10 head that you
can the price 8 SIi every months THE
IMPROVED LITTLE GIANT" is offered the
BEST CORN AND COB cRUsIIER EVER MADE, AND
Is so GUARANTEED.
No. T. or three horse Mill griads, from % to 80
bushels per hour. Price $50 90
8, or horse Mil griuds, from IL to ~
bushels per honr, ----.-...-... 80 90
"a 2, horse Mill griuds, from 10 to 10
bushels hour, --....--.......-..- " 40 90
1, Will grind FROM to bushels per hour. " 50 90
SCOTT & HEDGES,
Corner Main Water Streets Cincinnati, Ohio.
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RIVER INTELLfGESeE.-fhe river last evening
was still upward, and is now navigable for good
sized stern wheelers two or three of which ar
rived and departed during the day
From Cincinnati we have the following advi-
ces The river at this points about at stand
with twenty eight inches water in the channel
between this city and Louisville. The weather
is cloudy and wet
The steamer Adelia leaves early this morning
for st. Louis. She has ine trip Of freight and
passengers Several steamers are loading for
st Louis and Memphis at 81 per hundred for
the former and 81, go for the latter point
FEoM LouIsvILLE.-'FHE CANAL. 0PEN-Fsrst
Beat IIr0W9h.-rhe canal was opened Saturday
evening after being closed exactly three months.
The dam mnCle at the mouth, was removed
in the presence of q large number of people, and
in 4 very short time the water was seen coursing
through it in vast volume, making it navigabie
once more for steamers
According to the old canal mark, there was
about is inches water in the caf1i last evening;
but Capt. Lockhart, the Superintendent, informs
us that thereis now upwards of three feet water
in the canal This is fully as much, if not a
better depth of water. than can be found on the
bars in many places.
The Delegate, from the loves Ohio, came up
through the canal yesterday, the first boat since
the Improvement, and went on up thcriver. She
found the passage very easy one, and had no
stone bridge to cause her to lower her chimneys.
Boar SuNK.-Thc steamer Lady Franklin, be-
longing to the Minnesota Packet Company,
bound to St Paul, struck a snag on the 18th uit.
near Bad Axe, Wis, and careened, and sunk to
her upperdecks. 4 number of cattle, and two
deck passengers were drowned. Shortly after
she sunk, raft CAME il contact with the wreck,
carrying away the entire cabin.
The St Louis News of Friday reports the
Mississippi at a stand with feet water in the
channel to Cairo, and the upper rivers falling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-05

ELECTION Nzws-The result of the election
shows a wonderful revolution in this county, be-
yond the calculations of even the most sanguine
Democrats. The reports up to a late hour were
that Hancock, Brooke and Marshall had like
wise gone Democratic If the gain is many pro-
portion, like this throughout the State, it must
show heavy increases upon Gov. Wise's vote,
and give the State to Buchanan by an immense
majority.
ONO CouSrr.-Up to 10 o'clock the Only
precincts officially heard from was
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BALTIMORE, March "a, 1856.
tackled with pain In my right ankle We sent for pysi
O5Gefea y 70 Se 0Se, a. am was fsIy lnsct
10 the height of knee suffered severely with pain
knee which frequently laid open the bone
of which particles Of bone the number Of %,
TRIES COUNTRY AIR.
clan there tod nv mother and eds he could heal he nj
GERS, but could live afterwards. This physician
ing from the ulcers proud esh and pieces Of bone Without
giving any rellesome OF the applications very
could not stand By and 5, me suffer thought at this time
s II 70 euIe tr MT, ION lay me 20 my hn e. ~.
freely white pus with sign of blood and times when
would scratch fingers white would issue therefom
- BALTIMORE MY HoMEi
then returned 70 Baltimore my old home expecting
By the advice ofmy friends used various remedies some
swelling left hip and after pain
er also formed on my spine which my Physicians cut Oui
and Tssa 81 ne name .@s 70 cut a. my rghs leg Is the
ed right and also le groin, also
other Of body which in number and size astOnls
ed those who saw them was reduced to skeleton,
and as weak as an infant
felt death would have been reftome Ihad tried ply
aso s 1 been a cured s sg a eT1s n F Sa
TURE OF disease similar TO the one was lHbortng under,
I'VE years: commenced taking "Hda,ptoaS Vegetable
HOPE CoMEsg
he Tst bottle Of Which Inspired me with hope and By the
had the confidence 10 believe that IL would cure
tnued its usestll improving Ny ulcers healed and
further detail happy say my leg also healed,
and general renovation Of health has taken place. and
alone have given but faint idea of my suHerngs, but
friends who may read this viii bear testimony to All that
RIa9,toa's regetaoie 7saespye,"
: "'' - s'-' EDWIN NJ sgR4NKLIv,
8dOorEn north Of Pratt
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Mr.. McCoNSELl, of sangammon Co. III, has
the largest flock of sheep in the United States.
1t numbers twenty one thousand and all of the
choicest merino
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Corner Mein water sLrsets, clneinaatI, ohlo.
pr,cu Is,,yn q q 1s5s

D .,
GeRts:-I have had a No. 3 LITTLE CLINT MIL in
for he last nine months and have fed stock
entirely Corn and Cob Meal have worked my
horses and mules harder than during the and
they before, tbs year.
good condition they Two horses will grind
fifteen bushels hour easily and feel confident that
fully thirty per by using MIL acquainted
with kinds of ershers bat consider the LITTLE
GAM far superior to any have
Yours respectfully TII0S s. MILLER.
White Hall, p. o. Madison Co., KY.
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NOTICE.

To tie Loee7s Of Home made Adagfactures
and shs Public IN general
GNHRISrIAN FLACK still continues his business Manu-
" featuring Domestic Hosiery for Men, Women and
Chirens Winter at his stand No. I6T Main
South Side OF Suspension Bridge, WheenE
will be pleased TO see his old customers and many
quality; all work warranted
The special Ladies' invited to his large
of ne srocSIXes superior
quality has been exhibited in this city spls
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(Fo,l the Cincinnati Weekly Times nay 1871 1860
Another Trinl between EeivnI Corn and Cob

Willis, nj E'nriS, lay.
TIE LITTLE GIANT TRIUMPHANT.
We learn that quite a crowd assembled Paris Ky
the 5h TO witness trial Of power between the Little Grant
Excelsior Mills, the OF which owned by
Mesrs Scott Hedges, OF this city In relation it the
Louisville Courier says
''Lte Giant and Excelsior Young AMERICA attracted
little attention, and despite the both days
of people witness the trial This
believe the second trial had this spring between the
gObet, valued $50 The judges appointed
Clay, Esq President Of the Bourbon Agricultural
and composed of the officers of the Society, Of
tensve stock feeders The following is the of tie
committee:
'The undersigned having appointed committee of
Judges, members of the Bourbon County Agricultural SOci
ETY., to determine. under (rues prescribed for their guild
the relative merits of the Mills of
Hedges, Cincinnati, Little
AIessTs Douglas, Smith, Co.. GAINESVILLE o.
named Excelsior Young America (Lovett's Patiently The
trial took place in Paris KY the St and 9Th days of
May, 1856.
'The Little Giant, Hundred revolutions ground
toelre and hay bushels Of neal at average draft of
4UU pounds by the dadmOIasts Young America,
number of revolutions, ground Jour ard IreeeiGhh
bushels NJ draft OF 1eO pounds Oneha bushel
of the meal ground by each mill through No.
and No 6seive The quantity OF cobs LETT in the No. eive
from the meal ground by the Young America, double
uniform inehes than thut ground the Young
America. Though the Mills equal diameter, go
esq the grinding surface in the Little Giant is supposed
be nee times greater than the Young America MIL
These tests and examination Of the construction of
the mills led the committee to the opinion that the Little
Giant the superior mill, and best adapted
the farmer, and they therefore award Messrs
Hedges the two silver goblets BRUTUS J. CLAY,
". r. DUNCAN,
c. T. GARRAEID,
r. HUTCHCRAET,
W. C. LYLE.'
For Sale by OLIVER PRYOR, Wheeling, Va.
III
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nR. FEaPahIsi's Uterine CaGholiean, Bpr-
IL hnve's Holland Bitters HoOnand's German Ditters,
Hanptons Aeseahe Tineture Citrate Of Magnesia (pry
aud Lqudl, CoLver oil superior artele) Tnet Cinch.
Ferrat HolowNys Pills and Ointment, Hoilsway's Worm
CORRECTION, Fourehays Alternative Balm Electric OIL Ayers
Cherry Peetoral, all OF Dr. Jaynes Medicines, pare
article Of Brandy warranted equal any the eyist
received and for sale the Drug Prescription Store
EuNDENBURG ROBERTS.
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Iris stated, on what is considered good au-
thority, that the Governor will call an extra ses-
sion Of the Legislature, to convene about the
LIST December.
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Mr.. WARRINGTON is every day laying US I'M
der tribute for his kindness in bringingus bun
dies of papers in advance of the mail
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FRoM NEW YORK

Nov. 4th.-The Times special Kansas cores
pendent states that the Free State Convention
met at Big Springs on the 2sth of October and
nominated Gov. Reeder for delegate to Con-
greSs. a resolution censuring Gov. Geary was
postponed.
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RIyER ANn MEATH

RIVER AND WEATHER.
PIrrsRuReH, Nov. 4-River 90 inches, by
metal mark, at stand Weather damp and
raining.
CNc1xsA1I. Nov. 4th.-River 80 inches, at
a stand Weather cold and cloudy.
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TIM bridgeo over the Mississippi river at Rock
Island, H., has become as greats source of con
trOversy as was the Wheeling bridge in days
gone by.
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Verify Truth is sometimes
Stranger than Fiction!
AN ASTOUNDING CURE

TNIIIS young gentleman living mdst-those
who know him will bear testimony that his suierings and
OF the pieces of bone
be by calling Baltimore shareholders In his
possession Let the sceptlea hmhe will testify that
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The New York journal of Commerce says:
There was some excitement on Change to-day,
occasioned by the failure of produce house in
Buffalo named johnson. Their liabilities are
not positively known, but are supposed to DO
not less than $500, COO
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BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. & Co,
Manufacturing Pharmaceutists and Chemists,
GRSRRAL AGENTS.

AGENTS.
Philadelphia, T. W. Dyot Sons, 1872 N 81 street. New
York, Barnes Park 5O4 broadway Duane. Bat-
Cuspare Brothers, Gay and Penna
cinnati, John d. Park. Chicago, barclay Brothers,
Water st. St Louis, Barnard Adams Co. n. Orleans
J. Wright Co.
Sold in wheeling, by Laughns Bushield, T. n Logan
Co. and other Druggists and Merchants generally through
the United States and Cana,Ias. octSdawly
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SAD Loss.-Rev. E. c. Thornton, Presiding
Elder of the Parkersburg District of the NJ Z.
Church, South, was killed on the cars near
Cleveland, few days since-particulars not
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And the various affections consequent upon dIsordered
.STOHAGH or LIVER,
Such Indigestion, Aedty the Stomach Gocky Pains,
HEARTBURN Loss Of Appetite Despondeney Costiyeness
Neuralgc Affections, has instances proved
highly beneficial, and in Others effected decided cure.
This e purely vegetable compound prepared on strictly
scientific principles after the Of the celebrated
Holland pF:iessSr Boeasye Because of is great
United States intended especially for those of
mighty country Meeting with great success among them
now offer to the American public knowing that its truly
those persons whose con-
stitutous have been Impaired m The continuous Of
ardent spirits, other forms of dissipation. Generally in
in eject hnds directly to the seat Of
life, thrilling and quickenng raising the
dropping spirit and in fact inGsng life and vigOr
the system. ,,
The great popularity OF this delightful Aroma has Induced
many limitations which the public should guard aganst in
have Boeraves Holland Bitters trial One bot
WHAT 1T Is DOING FOR THE SICK.
u have frequently used Boerhave Holland Birters,
end !. Invariably relieves indigestion .1 and debility
its use for severe headache with which had long SUI
J. W. MCDOWELL, Esq, says 81 have used BOerhaves
Holland Bers myself and recommend it to others, know
Aid. Jonathan Nicely. of Lower ST. Clair, says al have
derived from its for weakness of the som
James NJ Murphy ..After several physicians had
failed, Boerhaye's Holland Bers removed pain
my heart and side, arising from indigestion
The editor of the Rittannng Free Press CATER
81 the best physicians In the place had ied BoerhaVeS
Holland Bitters the form OF dyspepsia
Francis Felix, only manufacturer of the origna Extract
Of Coffee says: 81 know that your Holland
Of the best medicines in the world for dsOrdeed stomach
liver"
Dr. Ludwig editor of the Packet Baltimore
1t medicine deserving the confidence OF the public
Dr. Eherhart, the leading German physician Penna,
has prescribed frequently during the last three years with
marked in debated states of the digestive
gans, or CT the system generally.
The manager the Ballou'S Vinegar
it myself and therefore induced try its upon
wife, (troubled with the great debility Of
consumptive habt and really It is doing her good
than anything she has taken"
NOTICE-Whoevere expects to find in this beverage will
be Disappointed but the sick, Spirited
will grateful aromatic cordial possessed sngu-
lar remedial properties.
Sold at 81 perbOttle, orsix bottles s5 by
proprietors,
BENJAMIN PAGE JR 4 Co,
Manufacturing Pharmac eutists and Chemists.
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The report readat the Mcclure House last
night was that Buchanan had 1874 maj in the
county
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MEDICAL.
E 81 KNIGHT, N. d.

A. B. MoRTLEY, Esq, UTICA, New York, 81
have used your PKcTORAL myself In my family
purpose put With bad cold shosl pay
twenty-five dOnrsa bottle than do wtliOns take any
other remedy.'
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COLES VOXAGM OF LIFE.

ClIILDHOOD-YOUTII-MA NHooD-oLD AGE
Four magnificent line EngraYlngs.
From the Originals, ut the SPISGLER INSTITUTE JoJ
Young Ldtfies GoRHGH D. ADBOTr, Principal.
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CONCENTRATION CURED.

BE NOT DECEIVED by base limitations. IIEGESIAN
CLARK co.'s GENUINE COD LIVER OIL, never dlsal-
points and nine cars experience has proved i superior TO
hil others, and the only reliable CONSUMPTION.
As there great deal spurious market adui-
terated with seal OIL Whale OIL &c. 6c can
not be taken 10 procure the Genuine.
Our OIL IS made at factory In Newfoundland, and
each bottle has the cork get
lIIGEAS CLARK Cos, for since the death Nh Rusu-
ToS late partner, there has been article introduced
called Rushton's, which - In way connected with l.
Co, or II. @. Co. Sold by druggists. octl5.amdAw
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COMMERCIAL.

EsNew orleans aaviees give the following eoneernins
the Coffee trade.-
Our market has been decidedly quiet this week and de-
cline OF about quarter Of has been submitted
lots The sales $500 bags, the receipts
consist OF vessel Direct with $500 bags stock hand
4, 0OO bags. We quote =
Poor and Inferior to 9ke-
harsly Eair..- Va 10 luxe
t.air TO Good Ear 10 1tSlc
Prime -----------..----.n to Ike
The receipts direct to date, from 1st-
September, 1883, sS53 bags.
Against for corresponding period
BY TELEGRAPH.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI 4tt-Plour dull without important
change Wheat depressed only 81 offered for red Whz
Ky duh 26z<e. Groceries FIRM.
New York Market.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 4-Cotton firm: sales 500 bales.
Orleans Mddng 1s5< Upland Sfidiling 1sE.
demanding AMI advance of JSc.
Flour market steady with sales Of 1000 bbis Wheat de-
cniug tendency 900 bushels sold Corn quiet, 5000 bu
sold Pork dull Beef firm. Lard dull. Whisky steady.
Coffee quiet. Sugar Arm. FreIshts firm.
Stocks rmer. Cumberland Coal Company II. Michigan
Southern s4S New York Central So. Reading Is. Erie
5sA Cleveland and Toledo 4Sl{. Cleveland and Pitts