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time, and that We think, not very dis
tant one, is from the Menongahela, "
the West Fork, then by way OF saad
Fork over to Elk river. and thence down
Elk to Charleston, and tho Chesapeake 1
Ohio read. This road will open up the
richest coal fields in the State of West
Virgiuia, if not any other State, aud it j.
the opinion Of many Of our best oil mer
that it would 60 through an undsveloped
oil break that will yet astonish the world
The land "long this route is of un,urpas.
sed fertility, and its timber is equal tc
that Of any country, for quantity aud
valuable qualities.
A road has been chartered from Par.
kersburg to Charleston by the most, d.
rect route, but though this is an impor-
taut line, leading through what is prob
ably one Of the most productive ugricul-
tural portions Of the State, we do NOT
hear of any steps having been taken to.
wards the construction of the work.
Another route is called the West Yir.
giuia Central, aud is proposed to start
somewhere in Preston county, and BY
some route we have never been able tc
learn, goes directly across the mountains
apd streams of that country. up on to the
high plateau upon which Buckhannoa is
situated, and then down again. by in
clined plane, we suppose, and terminates
we know not whero. As We cunt un-
derstand this road, the less We say nbou.
it the better, we think. ..a
With the exception Of this last route,
the other proposed lines are on natural
locations. and will be made, some later
and some earlier. They will open a fine
section Of country, uud prove q profitable
Investment in the transportation Of
freight and passengers, most Of them be-
ing on through lines Of travel, and the
others will yield vast amount Of freight.
AS soon as our State settlos the question,
Of her present Indebtedness, We shall ad-
vocata liberal appropriations towards the
construction Of such Of these works as
shall not then be completed.
Tho completion Of James River &
Kanaxha Canal is anothsO important
work which ought to bo accomplished,
aud which could be, if the people along
its line would take hold Of it with the
same enrnestness that our people have ia.
ken hold Of the navigation Of the Little
Kanawlla river, the waters Of which We
will next year hare Stacked for 100 miles
without auy foreign CT State aid.-Par
kersbur1 Gasstts.
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For the first time the col.
Orcd citizens gcOf the State
find themselves invested
with equal political rights.
II ii,ay not be Inappropriate
therefore, to remind them
that they NO W HAVE TNE
'SAMECONCERN AsOTMER
CITIZENS IN THE DELHI
ElsATIONs 'aSOF PARTY
CONVENTIONS AND IN
THE RESULTS or POPU-
LAR ELECTIONS. TO
THEM THIS CALL IS
TMEREFOREADDRE
MS well as 10 other Republic
cans.-Ea'raet from The call efMe Fad.
ical State Etceniise Committee jr. a State
Contention.
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VIZ are in Tie same Ok as the editor Of
tie Augusta (Arhsusa') Seniini. lie
says: ",Yo barter here at5oar Office.
Wood will pay for our psper-featlets
will too. Or has anybody got a left.
handed shoe. knife, ora fuzsy.bladed bar.
low, or a wife. or anything else of that
kiHd, that be wishes to trade for a news.
psperi Come right along. ifyou hayc-
YOU are our man. TLisis ,hs pla,e to Gel,
Jour money back!
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-05-23

Tho following advertisement for The
recovery Of red calf was actually pub
lished ID q paper IN Columbia courty,
Pennsylvania, in The summer Of 1869 (:
Losr.-A Calf Ret. His two pehiud
legs was white. He was q she calf.
Everybody what easche. him sibs me
tree Dollarp.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-05-23

During the delivery Of lecture BY
Mrs. DR.. Mary Walker, III Kansas, /.
precocious youth In the audience cried
out, care you tbs Mary who bad lit.lc
lamb 2" mo" was the ready reply.
"but your mother had little jacka,s !"
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A lady generally goes back to tn. mir.
rOr three times to soc If her .'things" are
all right. Then she itches to return
again and see if they arc not right.
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Sever Great sins.
/: Ryfusing to .ake your own count,

: 1. refusing to take your own county
rnper. gst Iliv yiT ,gHesi -
2. Taking paper and then refusing to
pnyfotit. hs l.F e ..
3..Not advertising. sl
"a. Getting married and forgetting the
printer srsd Z. 10
8. Asking newspapers to publish mat.
ter that is for your own benefit without
remuneration. br I3
6. Heading copy on a compositor's
case. .IfIit si.r'f- 4E
~. Never paying your subscription I'm.
Ill the printer goes to the trouble Of ask.
ing fur it, 'i' 'Rri
A man inny chew Or crchsu tobacco,
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TAMES q. DASTABLE, ,.' .sa.aet
~ TSj'iss With Mayer 4 Brother,
'Iihi tiers and Iobbers of Notions, German and
Frtutb nnd English Fancy Goods, Hosiery,
Gloves, .Tbrcads, Trimmings, a.. ,1
ND ilswatd Street, opposite Howard iloase,
si.sm BALTIMORE, MD.
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A man may chew or crchsu tobacco,
II hp cll,p.e.
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NE1 fEILLY, ~ 20 j
M i,.i sit .i1- 81. ~
VII, o'1EsA ALE GRtOC Err
aud Dealer in Foreign and Domestic
WINES and LIQUORS. Flour, Bacon,
Lard. Oils Nuils, Glass, etc. Sole
Agent for the llaa1ard aud Dupont Pow.
dor Mills. Also l'aten. Safe.y.fuse.
pa.> j. Nos IS oua 81 Maiu ST.,
.ts te 8a WHEELING, VIVA
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''T.itota .il,slpoi .tlsnrs paH llro v ,ln
sAi0 i!upu ll!n fsltu!l OF, sy Mol aiS ss1tM
.iE 'sspsd o. l,a,H!ap, Su 10 .,,ouS!lady' 5ucl
nolJ ,i5pyuoJ 5u!al 'YloM iuj 10 lu!ll u $! Ysu
/ NV f,o,s .Aou iul oos pun llcO
: r.lfM 'uoise. A 'ieonS n!uIg5a
.aucls ,s.SoIeSiSSnd, allsodio lilola
.sDNIINla ,dNv s'saOHS SLOON
81 ii aaiyai dSY asdhIJvlixrE
Y ldf sgia9''af 'liOtauli'O dl1'llllCl
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'2 cEsTER STREET, WESTON, VIVA: Fa
>, Kteps constantly on llaud a full and COM
retr stock Of Jf all kinds of furniture, such
as llaleiiis Tables, Chairs, Stands, i,td.steads
acs &C., of the best quality, ut reasonable
prices All ordets3:ja, " attended to.
Ss 1dcc6.yi '''i'5 -'''7s
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Mrs. varhcy would respectfully inforin the
ladies Of weston and vicinity that she has just
received and has now OH hand afull a ID COM
pivie s.ortnent Of notions, ritbohs. millinery
nhd straw goods, bonnet trimming and velvet
ribbons, bonnet silks, satins, and Yelreis,
blondes, netts, grapes. uclles, flowers, feathers,
ornaments, straw bUiinets and ladies las-
trimmed aud un,rimmed shaker hood., sun
downs, kc which she isoiIering at Baltimore
prices. e ,,.
bonnet AND DRESS MAKING
will receive prompt attention aud be done III
tho best style. fa.. 10y nl9ly
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OF ADVERTISING .

| suare, ten lines or less, one inssrt!uu 81 90
For each subsequent insertion - so
l.Sqnare tve.ye months - : = - 10 0s
oavfou rth of a column, u months IS 90
0ae half column, la nonhs 4. :. is 90
fOuecolunln, ~ months ~ =. rs 0D
Locll notices twenty cents per line, which
must be paid iu advance. n
Five dollars will Re charged for announcin .
candidates for county, and ten dollars for
State aud United. States Offices,
Lengthy Obituary notices mu:t be paid for.
gzs- All legal notices are charged 10 the at.
,orpeys presenting th'm:. ,s,,.,.,
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xEARTuE t6tNDRy, WESTON, IVA.
Carriages, liuggies, Wagons, etc.l repaired
on short iio,ice, aud d4on tbs most reasonable
terms. liOrse.shoeins carefully alteded 10:
.n24yl - "a g. F
The New York herald., 1870-04-20
The SHIP CAafEaTEas' Stake.

The strike OF the snip carpenters, calSers and
others WORKING snipbunding still continues.
Some OF the snipbuilders, however, begin to show
symptoms OF recedine from their action and yield
tng to the iour dollars per diem demand OF wages
by the men. gan OF carpenters was set to work
yesterday on the snip Carrie Woodhouse, OH the
screw DOCK On south street. at four dol.
lars oay. Some carpenters and mea
workers were also given employment at the
Od rates OF compensation on the Staten Island fer
ryboat Undergoing repairs on the old Balance dock,
foot OF PIKE sip Mr.. Burls, at Red Hook, yester.
Gay likewise set his men work OF the four dollars
per dlem rates. These are the only shipbullders
that nave rn ls lar yielded, but 1t Is confidently
lteved that tue others viii follow suit within few
days. and more particularly those having steamers
undergoing repairs preliminary 10 entering upon
tber acc ust0Ineo summer season trips, ano winch
~ Is very desirable 70 get In readiness at the
moment possible.
The ship.carpenrers held another meeting yester.
Gay afIeinoon, az their headquarters, No. SS Pike
slip. They still assert that they Will not Yield an
inch, ind that II they cannot get the wages they
have been receiving they will not work az all. The
present PROBABILITY tnat the whole strike will be
oyer within week.
The New York herald., 1870-04-20
TRINITY CHURCH ELECTIONS.

In compliance with pronunca,niento from DR..
DIX an election for wardens aud vestrymen took
place yesterday forenoon at Trinity church.
There was very large attendance Of voters, the
church being crowded to excess The same ticket
that was elected last year returned by unani-
nous vote. The following are the names:-
Church Wardens-W William E. Dunscomb and
George Templet0n Strong.
Vesirynlen- Samuel T. Skldmore, John A. Dix,
Cyrus Curtiss. GOuverneur M. Ogden Joseph Della
field, JOhn II. Swift, John J. Cisco, Samuel Davis,
John CAswell, Adam Tredwe Sackett John Traver5,
Benjamin r. Winthrop, Nicholas f. Palmer. John J..
Astor, NathanIelSP. Hosack stephen p. Nash Allan
Campbet. Dan H. Arnold, Cornelius V. u. Ostran-
der, Henri NJ. Braem.
At tue Church Of the Holy Trinity the following
parish ticket was elected
W07dens--R0bert Dum0nt, s. Henry Hurd.
Vesvpnaen--J. Nelson 1appan, +. X. Tremafn.
Efngham II. Nichols, Charles X. Randall william
X. Northrup. William L. Andrews Jonathan Edgar,
Ruius n. Erundigs.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET.
TUESDAY, Apru Iy--o l.. Al.

TUESDAY. Aprn ly--o T.. N.
Should the ou,ness which now prevails In Wall
street continue for any great length OF time longer
1t win drive many CT the brokers to seek other way
OF procuring livelihood. Although 1t Is the mid
die OF the season-when activity and excitement In
stocks anu securities are the rule and custom-the
STOCK Exchange Is as dun US IN midsummer when
the ''bus" and ''bears" are disporting themselves
IN the country or at the seaside. To-day the mar
keCs were almost unruiled.
The money market was easy at six per cent on
stocks and 1--WE per cent on governments. CONNER
cla paper was IN limited supply and the demand
moderate at seven to eight and hall per cent for
the various grades OF prime double name accept
ances.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
opened weak In the absence of demand for TO-
norrow's steamer. but strengthened with the decline
In gold, aud became active ana closed firm at uh Q
rates quoted yesterday In the correlaive influences
OF gold aud exchange it should De remembered that
weak gold naturally makes strong exchange, and
hence the spectacle which surprised many buyers
OF gold this afternoon OF lower gold with higher
exchange.
THE GOLD MARKET WEAK.
The gold market was hammered by the bears early
In the day, and later became weak moving in direct
opposition to exchange. as above narrated. Despite
the buying OF gold, which strengthened exchange,
the market was heavy and was freely sold by some
of the larger operators, the price declining from
ll3A l1314. The 'bullsn were without their usual
courage, whatever the reason. whether they feared
the prepay nent OF the May interest or appre-
hended that at the government sale to.mor-
row Secretary Boutwell, would authorize the
acceptance OF bids for more than the million
advertised the Treasury balance being sufficiently
large to authorize an increase OF the gold sales
The gold again scarce to-day and 1t Is said
the "bas" have hyp0thecated 1t with the insurance
companies, paying themselves seven per cent gold
Tor the money advanced upon It, The chief nuctua-
The New York herald., 1870-04-20
WIND UP OF the BELT RsllalAD STRIKE.

.TMs strike on the Belt railroad proved of short
crfaacn. II wound up at noon YESTERDAY Tne
conductors ana drivers carried their point as to
lassing six trips days work instead Of seven,
which tle company tried to enforce, snd against
Wn.ci the men struck, with the exception OF
en- Sundays snd the Fourth OF 9ulr, when 1t
-sas agreed 70 run seven trsps. These terms
s-t.ars resumed their places, the railroad olcias
an, others eytemporzed IN their places went to
O. en- usual work in the once, the force OF police
Arsus1f IN requlsiton TO preserve the peace hur-
tjaS away 10 their respective station houses, the
cara began to run regularly, and al Was quiet and
Serene again llpDs tne n I9lc lipes
The New York herald., 1870-04-20
STOCKS DULL AND STEADY

The speculation at the Stock Exchange, particu-
larry In the Long Room, was very tame. The North.
west stocks ana the st. Pauls still heavy and
most OF the general list were lower but the market
was in Its main features steady. The Vanderbilt
securities were firm on favorable reports from
Albany concerning the fare bill, and ROCK Island
strong. LAKE Shore was ''0f," ON reported de-
crease IN earnings In the miscellaneous railways
Lnere was moderate activity, ana an Improvement
in Michigan Cedtral and stronger market for Cleve
iand Columbus ana Cincinnati. In the miscea-
neous shares Atlantic Mall was again dealt IN, anu
lew hundred shafes changed hands ut the board.
Marlposa preferred sold ut I45s The following were
the CLOSING prices at the last session OF the
80; western Union 32s4 3esi Qucksllver, 10; Mari
posa. ga M do. preferred, 1414 14A; do. ceri.
cafes, 40 so; Pacific Mail 367s 81; Boston Water
Power, l6 bid; Adams Express. coz 6lk; Wells
Fargo Express l01s 1914; American Express,
81 q 3Sta; United states Express, 43 a 434; Me.-
chants Union Express Old; New York Central,
92M q %: Harlem, l4lh l43; Erie, 245s q 26;
do. Preferred 4S1S; Reading, 9ST = 80; Michigan
Central. l2OI bd Lake Shore SS1s; Illinois Central
1917 l4l; Cleveland ana PtlsburR, - q 100; Chi
cag0 and Northwestern, 1874 1873: do. preferred,
SAN q S4ss; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati,
rex 7S1s; Rock Island, 11o5S 1l6a; Milwaukee
and ST Paul, 591S 59K; 40. preferred, 1914 1917;
Toledo ana Wabash 49a a49a; Fort Wayne, 921s o
92X; Alton and Terre Haute. 40; Ohio and Missis-
sippi, 291 so; New Jersey Central. 1864 bid; Chi
cago and Alton 1ll1s liz; do. preferred, III bid;
motifs and Essex, s2n 92}S; Hannibal and st. Jo-
seph. 1861 1O71a; do. preferred 1861 1o7; Iron
Mountain, 42a bid; Dubuque and Sioux City. 1861
1903; Columbus, chicago and Indiana Central ia
aI71. The Highest and lowest prices OF the leading
sueCulatlye stocks were "a fOllOWs:-
The New York herald., 1870-04-20
rNulI caLtNuAls-IYIs DAY.

SUPREME CouRT--GESERAL TERM.-Nos. 92, 90, %,
o. &C. ~, leo 10l l02 l07 OS lO9 ITO, ILL., H. l13,
ia, 1l5. lio III, lie, ll9 l20. 122. 1913.
SUPREME CouRF-CHAMBERs. Before Judge
Brady.-Nos ~, 49, 3D. H. o. So, SS, OF, 90 100 1O2
1o5. l06 H. IFS, 10 125, 13l 1872 1885, 137 139. Call
14l.
SUPERIOR COURT-TRlAL TERM.-?art before
Judge Freedman.-No5 lb47 157o 1915, 1909, l641
49, 17l7 I25 727 l120 1881, 1898, 1887, 174 1743
Judge McCunn 2o56, 1882, 1866, 7s4, 2l02 2l76
2l04 l73s, 2155, 1892, 70, 21l0, ll7O 254 ll22
MARINE COUaT--IRIAL TERM.-Part l.-BefOre
o40, D41, 1909, 1915 1Oi5 10l7 Part 2Before Judge
CurtlsNos. 204, Oh, 759, S0s $751; l0s, 1919, 102J
102l, 1922. I0-3, 1924, 1925, 1O26 1927 102s 1929
The New York herald., 1870-04-20
rnntD STATES COMMISSIONERS cou,r.

Charge of sdppins Expiosivel Oil Without
Labsiii"a tae Contents Upon the Case.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
JNe CRited sldfeS oS A. Konp and A. LGnge.-
The oeiondauts In this case were brought up In GUS
tody OF Deputy Marsual Crawley charged with nav-
Ing, on che "a INST, shipped explosive oils on the
steamship George Washington, running be-
tween New Yers ana New orleans, without
having proper ynarked the case containing the OILS
IN oroer tlai tue necessary care might he taken ia
haAuiihS u. it appeared that when me stcainshlp
was iour days cut 10 the contents 0i tue case eA
ploued anu De CARGO ana vesse were damaged 20 the
extent OF several thousand dollars lhe deienGants
were arrested % the complaints or the superlptenu
ents OF the America Insurance Comoany ana OF tue
New Oreani Steamship company Il was alleged tnat
coniaired valuable macnoery. Komp contends
however thas no did 50 90 oblge Lange. Tue latter
Il apnears ciains thas lac did not know what the
case contained, was PACKED by thlrd party not
In cIst0dy According 70 statements made the case
con ained nothing Oat naammable compounds
which, as tie suOsequenc events showed, exploded
with disastrous results. Tue defendants were COM
mitted, In default OF 81 900 pail, 10 await examina
t0n.
Alleged Purchase of Sniugs'ed Oil.
Before Commissioner White.
The U'st.ee states oS. James S. AsphalcaH.-The
defendant who carries on the business OF q drug.
gist at No So Wiliam street. was charged with pur.
chAsing large quantity OF smuggled oil from
Captain McCerthy, OF the American brig Rising sun.
uela for trial.
Lottery Dealers Overhauled.
Before Commissioner Shields.
The Unfted States us. C2aTI McBrien.--The charge
against this defendant--a lottery dealer-ar No. "A
Chatham street, was tnat he failed to make re-
turn OF his sale OF lotle and policy tickets for the
month OF barch ana OF having also failed to pay the
tax on the same. lie was taken before the COmmls
sioner by Inspector dant. and gave pail for ms
appearance.
The ugt cd States us. John Slfth.--The defendant,
also lottery dealer, at No. l64 Canal street, was
charged with selling lottery tickets without having
fled the managers bond or paid tue special tax re-
gIred ny Jaw. The commissioners required him TO
give ban 10 await examination.
Tie Alleged Indecent Assault at Sea.
The Uaitst States us. charles Smtth.--The defend
ans. captain Of the American brig Slockwell, was
charged wisn committing an indecent assault on u
little girl named Carrie Davis ten years old. while
The vesse was on voyage from Buenos Ayres 10
Boston. Beng obliged 60 go TO sea Immediately the
celendant waived an examination, ana gave bail IN
the sum OF 81, 900 for AS appearance before the
Grand Hurry.
The New York herald., 1870-04-20
GOVERNMENTS STRONG.

The government market was strong IN the face Of
The decline OF gold which affected prices the ex-
tent Of only an eighth to quarter per cent. There
Is quiet buying movement on the part OF private
investors and some OF the banks but the market
shares the general duness Of the PERIOD The latest
street quotations were as folows:-Unted States
currency skies, 11lz q l12; do 1851, registered,
lliX 114h; do. DO, coupon, 114k q 114H; do.
hve-twentles, registered, May and November 1917
l07h; do, 1852, coupon, do, 112N q 112H; do.
do, 1854, do. do, Ill ll1h; do. do, 1865, do
do, 1llH l1l5s; do. do., coupon, January and
July, lO9H 109A; do. do, 1867, do. do ITO o
1l05; 90. do, 1868. do. do, ITO 110H; do. ten
forties, registered 1851 LOG; do. do coupon 1861
1861.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.
The Southern list was without feature and dull.
Prices were steady If not firm, and closed as follows
for the leading bonds:-Tennessee, ex coupon SOY q
5oal; do. new, t4]s 54s<; Virginia, ex coupon.
d9h 69s4; do, new, SO 69h; Georgia sxes s5
a 81; do sevens, 93 s31s; North Carolina. ex cou.
pon 46a 46a1; do, special tax, 221 q 20; Missouri
SKIES, 824 a 90; do. Hannibal and st. Joseph, 90
"a; Louisiana skies, "a q 20; do levee sixes 10
a II; do. 40. eights, 92 Q 90; Alabama eignts. 9s
a 90; do. fiyes, 73 IS; south Carolina sixes, 81 a
50; do, new, 81 u 821a.
The New York herald., 1870-04-20
Cp,apes and Mobile and

COFFEH-kio quiet, but firm quotations. Other
kinds held with rnness. We heard Of saes
We quote rio, ordinary cargoes 41lc Ike fair do,
rc lse extremes. for lots ltc ;ls,9c Java sSc
l6Ec l9c Lasnayra l64c. 1sSc; jamaica lec. l6c
Manila, l6c c; Mexican l5c. sc. Costa Rcn, lihc.
Flour AND Recsipts z glS bbls hour zoo bags
meal 325O0 bushels wheat, 400 do corn Ga52 do
The flour market ruled Armer for low shipping grades
which wanted and In brought advance of
be. l0c per bb. Other kinds neglected. Southern
-four was nim, with moderate demand. Sales lo0 bbs
Rye hour and higher; the sales 100 bb
Corn meal higher leo b6ls Brandywne brought $5 TO-
The New York herald., 1870-04-20

Corn meal, Brannywne ......................5
:;ss :isssa Ssas. and %.ss:
sss tome %sss "ss wanted
sssaas as!s'sf iP'aF
y is9 while lots sssn .as
isI S.%sss %ss;sia and White Ssx
sns sDoa at s % IN s ss
an and %.ds At
sssy e
" s q se Ss
Of almost all articles being light and rates to most points
good request about rates. while other kinds q
ssssr in f
Liverpool $500 go bas: cotton a. ID. BY sail and
s5s ass
an p hs s % w 4 " & S Hss ss %
lsam, at 4s 3D.; bark hence g Brspsn with 100 Sbs
sS:, {; Plat: %s
aS 1Ss S -four bark to direct port On the Continent
south @ %s and schoonrr
and ,,s sg @ - from
with 1000 Sbs ro.in on private erln.
prices remained steady especially for the better grades We
quote q, e:.Commcn r, to prime l5c. q aac;
grocery sraie. hsd with former
"n
@ was IS ,ls1 n the market
e fsr rsaass. export o. SD. bulk. q:
n ss sss s With b'aSSss
At the close holders demanded Ike. l5c For crude,
ere @ ana aphs a
market o Ss s ss ass as .d
5I''ss s1 spr xss &c. s ,er ,so'sE Nav at sc for @
and se &c % for july We heard u no SAFE. Of moment
prime o h % &.
tive but prices. except for this month lower and closed
s y
Ssss Is DO.
at Oh April delivery i've W. sS Sosd about
8 s M 'e ss s
quiet there being but demand, but the offerings being
Dis:. "ss' better az; "'a: 80 mess
for prime 9so " ,,d go sS. ,or for 1p
Prime mes. or ihe :po. va: quoted 4 "a ss5
quiet :sssy being loo Within Ss
nns an n & i0 s1a srs sns M
q ); " 70 Fl Il. %.@ss e. p
was qnist bu. hoIders o were generally firm in ther view.
s Ms;s p
q @ & sns saS0s sales .As we're r% posd ss al the
5dc for long clear Cumberland cut was quoted =. isc
si .Uss si% Tor .SotsS d S
l7c a 1sc. for smoked and bagged hams.
h1cr-Csrolineso continued in good demand and frm
market for raw was H fairly fairly active and s
yesterday. The demand was partly from the trade but
sse TssI sa'
was no. 40 ana
e and H'rS S & for 70, yssw sH5s "h S qaSs o-
Cuba-Inseror to common refining, stsc &C.; isl
cehnng ssc; good refining, 9hc fair to good grocery
cass.
.sSa.d % Sas Ts1.sG @ @ g, u ss pnoi @
Refining sraass s.s.: sloseiy y grades ssao lese
shipment and prices quite steady quotations
Sales 60O hhds at &c. l3c Seed leaf dull
mand and saes OF 50 bales Yara CUT pfi
vse terms, ans 900 do Hayana at Sc: a 81 024.
good and prices were again higher clong a ~ us o.
There were sold 800 bbs At Sv5 81 05the inside price
FOR 100 bbs buyers option. to the 18th May
WooL-The market for aeese is extremely quiet the dc
mannfacturer and prices are heavy especially fol
the'ow grades holders being rexizc although ih
is generally thought Il will continue 20 for some tint
TO manufacturers dsncinsd to operate beyon,
sher present r s what little demand prevails
| per ID. lower than they were few weeks ago. Tn
favor buyers Texas quiet, but quite steady In value
There doing IN CALIFORNIA; prices
which without change of moment demand prnci
Of most descriptions nominal. The sales were
% ooS lbs fleece a. 45c Ssc including 25Ooe lbs an
noiIs on pryate terms; also 3o0o pulled a isc ssc 70
staple 20 OvO lbs Texas at &c Be for medium
to fines 25oO lbs comblng private 600 lbs Cal
or ama a Mt a 11c