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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-10

Teas.
Al HAZE CHESTS OOLONG, GOOD TO
HU choice,
- halfches;s SOuchOng, good to choice,
70 japan
"MoYUNE' GUNPowDER.
20half chests prime to choice
" common.
"PING sUEY" GUNPowDER.
81 matted boxes good to choice,
90 extra fine,
10 half chests common TO prime.
Young HYsoN.
half chests choice.
VIC especially invite the attention OF the
trade TO our large stock of TEAS and TO-
BhCCOS, all new and fresh, bought at low
prices.
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TObaccos.
OUR STOCK EMBRACES THE FOL
~ lowing popular brands and styles:
Il INCH .TwIsrs.
IS Loxes Yellow Jessa mine,
80 a. Prairie Chicken,
20 Carrie Smith,
10 Gold Medal,
10 " W TysTSeRt'
INCH TWIST.
% Caddies Luscious Chew,
% " Prairie Chicken.
PoUNps.
boxes Booker's Bright.
as.
20 caddies Beverly Bright.
NAVY POUNDS.
10 boxes Virginia pare,i
5 Loves,
10 Jingle & Ishams choice,
10 Monitor.
NAVY %D5.
"a caddies Rose Bud Bright,
10 caddles Perry's Victory,
"a " Monitor,
Is Virginia Dare. Double Thick,
20 Black Warrior, black,
Is Andrew Jackson, black.
SPUN ROLL AND TWIST.
IS caddles best spun roll,
10 kegs 8 twist,
In store and for sale.
TINGLE & ISHAM.
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A Columbus (Ga. hunting party, dur
ing short hunt in Florida, recently,
killed and secured FIVE bears, fifteen
deer, ten ducks, eighty-five squirrels.
one crane. one alligator, and caught sos
pounds of cat fsh and Dream, one opos-
sum aud tive paroquets.
Two colored men robbed the gin house
OF MIR. q. Kirver, in Darlington, on the
night OF the 9Th. but were pursued and
overtaken, when they took to tho swamp.
leaving their team in tho hands OF Mr..
K.
An old woman named Christina Mack,
who was recently burned to death in q
shanty in LaSalle County, ILL.,, was the
survivor of ten husbands.
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$50 Reward.

DOR tho arrest and lodgment in any isil in
Il this State, or Georgia. OF HENRY II.
TATE. OF medium size, square built, upper
ono years old Has the letters T. A., one on
each hand, in blue. Also, the picture of q
young lady, with flag in hand, on one arm,
and heart. also i'll blue; weighs about l4O
genco. The said Tate took from my place on
Friday, tho 10th inst, Bay Marc, with 1T ar
i'll forehead, heavy name and TAIL will be fonr
years old next spring. A reward Of s25 will
be gwen Tor the recovery Of said mare, or SIS
Natesviile, Lexington County, sc.
Jan176 LAWSON EDISON.
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Headquarters Garden Seed
Heinitsh's Drug Store.
EARLY CABBAGES
For Market and tho Table.

TARTER's sUPERrINE RARLY-The ear
~ liest known.
Early Jersey MISUNDERSTANDING early for
market. Its ss$N (, ~
Early Wianingstsdt- The best for all soils.
:; French 0x'HeArt-A very popular carly
sohwsinfurt Quintal-Eerllest Of all DRUMS
heads, - ~
Marble-hesd Msmmoth-The largest in the
world.
Early Flat Dutch. C.bbase-Approved by
Landreth. ~. 5.-'- =
Early, Gone Cabblse-Better than Early
Early sugar.loaf- Highly priced as early.
Early Drum-head. Late Drum.head.
Late Flat Dutch, Drum.hes Savoy.
Green Glazed-Winter Cabbage.
EARLY PEAS.
EXTRA EARLY-CARACTACU enrliest.
Early Kent, Early May.
Early Dan O'Rourke.
Early Eugenie, Little Gem. -,
Long Pod Prolific.
All approved varieties, At reduced prices.
Gall at HEINITSH'S
Jan 10 Drug Store.
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Sherif's Sale. 7,o
The State OF South Carolina, Union-In Com

..H
The State Of South Carolina. Union-In Com.
mon Pleas.
James n Baxter and Thomas B. Jeter. a.
npeSial heterees, PLAINTIFF. agRinst Henry
Union Railroad Company, deiendants.N
Complaint for Foreclosure and Reid.
tha paTsoanSs Hon . q An order Of sale made BY
viii os9 Tor .s5e M5eses Judge Of s.is Circuit
February next, before the Court House donr
OF Unionytlle, between the hours OF ii o'oloek
de- NJ iba ana aSos Geiook os M to the highest BID
ltailroad Company's Railroad, known ss The
Spartanburg and Union Railroad, including
the road.bed, right OF way, grading, bridges.
ate in The ooaaios Of IipF non aRa stu
Spareanburg, al the stock subscribed for in
the Spartanburg and Union Railroad Com
tbsrnof bany Inc th chartered rights and privileges
equipments. and ali the property owned by
said Company. as incident to or NECESSARY for
Mt ,sS o4Fs;1ness, F;1e upon the following terms, to
cash anSy .ss dollars to be paid in
annual instalments. with interest on the
| said balance from the day Of sale: the mr.
chaser to give his bond, with mortgage of
.n1 properly solo, and to pay for all necessary
The purchaser a. said s.lo has leave, il he
Soso De 30 minded minded IN lieu OF the cash payment
Is sSd 20 PtE Erty ssSsasssd 2a
| in coupons OF the frat mortoape Stnte Cn.r.
anty bonds OF the spartanburg and onion
hallroad Company, or in lieu of such con-
pons, sixty thousand dollars in said bonds Of
said company, the said coupons or bonds to
be finally credited for the amount to which
they shal pc entitled as dividend ont of The
proceeds OF the road and the sale thereof.
The said sheriff will execute for the pnr.
chaser at said sAle decd Of the premises
sold; the said decd. however, to be delivered
to the PLAINTIFF as referees as aforesaid, to be
held hy them 1s an escrow, and not to be de-
l1vered to the purchaser until the first inetall
ment be paid, but the purchaser win be- let
into possession Of the premises and property
| sold forthwith.
When the first installment upon the bond
80 to be taken by the sheriff Shall become
due, the purchaser has leave, if he be 40
minded, In lieu Of the same, to pay to the
pialntifs as referees as aforesaid two hun-
dred thousand dollars In the aforesaid first
mortgage State guaranteed bonda of the
Spartanburg and Union Railroad COMPANY.
or the whole or any part Of the said first in.
stsllment in coupons Of tho said bonds at the
rate OF one dollar in coupons for two dollars
| IN boads; such bonds or coupons, however. to
be finally credited for the amount to which
| they shall be entitled as dividend ont OF the
proceeds OF tho road and the sale thereof.
3. MACBETH, 8. U.O.
sHERIET's OFFICE, UN1oNy1ILE, s. O.. jam.
ary 2. 1873. Jsn ii
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The State of South Carolina.

To Elizabeth Euans and Dauid Klnard. ab.
sent Defendants and Legal Heirs and Rep.
resentattuss Of John kindrd, ,oho diea intss.
tate:
VOU are hereby req uired 10 appear At the
Il Court Of Probate, to be holdoa at New
tho seventh day OF February, A. D. 1878, to
show cause, il any you can. why the real es-
tate OF John Kinard, deceased, described in
the petition OF Mary Koon, filed in my Office,
should not be divided or sold, allotting it In
portions, according to law, to Mary koon,
Catharine Kinard, VIM. D. John T., George
W., Martha @. and Mary A. Bolund, Eustace
Counts. Histar Suber, Eve Kinard, Louisa
Kinard, Elizabeth Evans, Martha Uromer,
wife Of Wallace Kean, Baohman Cromer,
Susan Cromer and Dayjd Kinard, after hav.
ing first satisfied the mortgage over the real
estate OF said deceased, hold by John D. Su.
ber, George B. 8uber, Jacob 3: Suber, VIM.
0. Eleazer aud James A. Wolsh, as Execu.
tors OF G. Suber, deceased.
Given under nJ hand and seal, this 10th
Il. day of January a. D 1879. Ir.uv
Judge Of Probate, Newberry County.
FAIR, POPE & POPE,
Petitioners Attorneys
TosEHzsb sbeth Evans and David Kinard alb.
sent Deiendants:
Take notice that tho object cf the petition
in this action is TO obtain partition OF the
premises described in said petition, which is
filed in tho Office OF tho Probate Judge for
Newberry County, $. G., to be mado among
the parties in interest, according to law,
after selling so much Of said land as will
satisfy tho mortgage over tho came.
FAIR, POPE j. POPE,
Petitionors Att'ys, NowberrS G. H., 8. G.
Jan l8 s6
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Desirable Property for Sale.
A1 L0'C 3'rlccs J0r Cash, or Ua!f CASH, Un
lance in One Year.

IL 71U'c 1'F1cP5 JOf. C1sh, or Ndy Case, UH-
lance in One Year.
49, HOUSE and LOT on Nichlan d
&am stroot, corner cf Gstee, formerly pro.
@!i perty OF Il. Swaftield. Lot measuring
t0H1 about 109 on Riehiand street, and 1JO
feet on Gates street. House contains Seven
Rooms. with Kitchen attached and Servants
Rooms in tho roar. House lighted with Gas.
LOT NO. 2, joining the above on Richland
street, about 52 foot front and 210 feet deeu,
with Cottage thereon, containing Three
Rooms and small Shed Room.
LOT NO. 3, joining tho above, on Richla nd
street, measuring about 43 feet front and PIC
feet doep, with Cottage thereon, cont aini D. 6
Two Rooms and Kitchen in the rear, now oc.
cupiod by Douglass Clark.
4lT A4ppiiys 2 to II. & W. Q. sWAFFlELD:;
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PRoGREss OF THE PonT ROYAL RAIL
ROAD.-We learn from the Augusta
Chronicle and Sentinel, that work on the
Port Royal Railroad is progressing ra.
pldly, with every Indication that the line
Will be completed from August. to its
tlde- water terminus by the 20th OF Feb
ruary. Only about twenty i've miles of
track remain to be laid, and this is being
pushed with all possible energy and de.
spatch. All the piers aud masonry, with
most OF the superstructure of the bridge
over the Savannah River, ut Suna Bur
Ferry, has been completed, the adjust.
ment OF the dlaw bciug the chief work
yet to be accomplished.
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hucca twists up her own hair in musk
scented tissue paper, and bathes her
:nroat ln q mug of lager each night be.
summons; Liver Regulator has no
equal ss preventive or cure.
= 40 1911
Lake Champlain va, frozen over last
week Tor the FIRST time in ffty-eight
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AFFRAY AT JoHNsoN's STATION. We
learn that an affray occurred at John.
sons Station. on the Charlotte, Colum
bia and Augusta Railroad, last Saturday,
between l.. P. Rutland, James Lagrove
and B. +. Smith, which resulted in the
wounding of the latter. Mr.. Rutland
and his son. it seems, went to the house
OF Mr.. Smith to recover certain property
in which they claim an interest, and q
personal renoontre ensuing, in which
both parties fred, Smith was twice shot,
receiving wound in the breast and one
in the thigh, which wounds, it is feared,
will prove fatal.
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Alderman Oarpenter from The sh.,;o

Alderman Carpenter, from the Sbecial
Committee to examine applications tor
Overscer OF the Poor, said that out OF
all the applicants examined, only three
were able to answer those questions col.
culated to demonstrate their fitness.
These three were Trezevant Sill, W. A..
Bolt and Benjamin Williams. Received
as information.
committee on Streets recommended
that Dr. Wheeler, Messrs., Goldsmith &
hind, and The teamster be summoned
before Council to testify as TO tho claim
OF Goldsmith &c Kind for mule ipiured
5J falling into gc!!y.
Pne Oommittee on Water Works re.
ported that they had instructed tho Su.
perlntendent to repair the pump and to
ouild fence for the protection of the
wood, and asked for power to procure
lumber for the same. Adopted.
The account OF Mr.. Fry, for wood
furnished the Water Works, was ordered
to be paid, without usual references.
Alderman Wilder, frsm the Special
Committee on the New Market. reported
verbally that they had sold the debris oi
the market at good prices, and That they
would submit detailed report as soon
as the delivery of the same was com.
pleted. ..f
Sundry accounts: were presented and
referred to the Committee on Accounts.
Applications for licenses for T, J, &
ID. NJ. Gibson and John W. Pope were
referred to License Committee.
Application Of ". j. Thomas for the
position of Overseer of Poor. Referred
to committee on the subject.
Alderman Carroll submitted tho follow.
ing:
Resolced, That the Committee on
Aims House be instructed to ascertain
how many persons are now drawing
rations from the city, who are non-resi.
dents; also. to communicate with the
County Commissioners and secure. If
possible, our quota of the County door
fund for the support of the poor. Adopt
The following bills were presented and
referred to Committee on Accounts: B.
E. Griffin. S91 09-Street Department.
=. G. Shiver, $l7; Cooper & TAYLOR,
S22 s5 and S54.65; W. Steiglitz, $43lO
Guard House. Cooper & Taylor.
$3.50; p. B. Novel;, $I9-Market. R,
L. Bryan, S40.05; Cooper & Taylor,
81 81 Contingent Accounts. Y
Winham, SI0O. 500 and $lO5-W ater
Works. Cooper & Taylor, $25 Al
Hospital. Cooper & Taylor, $3l. As; J,
d. Kohler, $6l.38; B. Berman, $45.39;
brennan & Pope. Sl7.2O, Sll.5s and
81. .40-Alms House.
On motion of Alderman Lowndes,
Council went into on election for Over.
seer of the Poor.
Motion by Alderman Thompson, tha,
the candidate who received the ma.
jority Of votes should be declared elect.
ed, was adopted
Several ballots were had before an
election took place. Finally, Charles
Schultz. having majority Of votes, was
declared elected.
Alderman Lowndes gave notice of an
ordinance to provide pay for the Fire
Department.
Alderman Carroll moved that the reso
luton offered at former meeting, au
thorizing the COMMITTEES on Water Workt
to take up the pipes from Sidney PARK
to the lower reservoir be rescinded, which
was adopted.
Council adjourned.
CHARLES BARNUM, City Clerk.
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Inc ship Tuscarora, which sailed from
Mobile, on tho 18th of November, with
loud Of cotton, fuunderel with her
crew, twenty-five miles off Lisbon, a few
days ago. Richard ~ Dunleyy, her
captain, and fourteen of her Inckless
crew, went to their watery graves with
her. The first mate and ten men had
reached Gibraltar in the boats. Cargo,
OF course, total loss; but fully covered
by insurance
a young man named Gill, OF Gaines.
A1loblgan, went to bed aud dreamed that
tree was fulling toward him. In his
frantic efforts to escape, he jumped into
the middle of the floor and thence
through window over two tree.tops,
landing in snow nine feet from the build.
ing and thirty feet from his bed. The
window was badly smashed, but he
wasn't hurt at oil.
A loving San Francisco man tucked
his wife mp in bed. kissed her, and went
to the Office to do some important busi-
ness. Two hours later, while driving
along with another woman, he ran
against buggy, upaetting it aud his
own. There WAS u sceno when ho dis
covered that the occupants Of the other
buggy were his wife and noted gambler.
The Charlotte IN. C.) Democrat says:
I'VE saw, last week, lump Of gold
found in Union County, weighing about
one pound. It WAS solid lump, with
very little alloy. Not long since We
published notice of lump OF gold
found in the same County, Weighing two
or three pounds, the property Of poor
clergy man.
Savannah furnishes a fearful warning
to collecting attorneys. One of them
Mr.. Y. Howurd-who was pushing seys.
raj claims in the Ogeechee District. was
found dead in culvert, the other duY-
supposed to have been put there by ex.
asperated debtors.
The following is the successful ticket
at the recent election for Intendaut uu,l
| Wardens Of Timmonsyile: For Intend
ant-Jesse f. Keith. For Wurdens-.
| Capt s. y. Johnson, J. A. McEacheru,
j. N. Garner, Ab. Brown.
| A Tennessee schoolmaster reproyel
one OF ths big girls for splitting on tho
stove, and her brother took down his
little shotgun and chased the pcdagogne
into North Carolina before he could
pepper him.
1t is snid that Mrs. Michael Regan, re.
siding on Washington avenue, Albany,
on the 7th, became the mother Of three
boys and girl-one boy dead. About
ten months since, she had triplets, aud
one yenr previous she gave birth to twins;
and the end is not yet.
A widow in Dorchester, Mass, has
been three times married. Her first
husband was Kobb, the second Robblns,
and the third Robinson. The same
door-plate has served for the whole three
An affray occurred in Darlington, on
The 9th inst, between two colorod men,
james Jackson and Moses Cannon,
which resulted in tho death of tho for.
mer.
1t is reported of Cincinnati clergy
man that he refused to commune sith
his congregation, because his salary was
reduced to 81, 900 year.
We learn that the Air Limo Railroad
bridge across Suuda River has been
completed.
Oharl lotto, N. c., aud Salt Lake City
are alike in one respect. The streets Of
eACh are rivers of mud in rainv ,y,othor
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Fine and Valuable OH Painfinos.

Fine and Valuable OH Paintinos.
81 .. O. FEiGOTTO g SONS.
TUESDAY MORNING NEXT, January a. .t
10 o'clock. ct our Auction Rooms. We viii
sell. without any reserve, w..
magnificent collection OF choice ana
valuable OIL PAINTINGS, in rich gold
These Paintings are superbly gotten up and
ANer the most celebrated masters OF modern
them being in the eworld-renowned Dusseldorf
Ssnertes. We respectfully ask the attention.
OF the lovers OF the fine arts, as the sales viii
out. e0'''A'''' 'ioeeu
Gonaitious cash. i'As4- jan is
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VARN1sH YoUR STAMPS To.
BAcco SEIZED IN GEoRaIA u: Mason
Rice. Assistant ASSESSOR Third District.
Georgia. writes to Supervisor Perry, OF
Raleigh. N. G.. as we le,ru from the Era,
ssiss as Las ;!etainc;! 1T the depot Of the
Charlotte, Colno,biu and Augusta Rail.
road, in Augusta, ten boxes OF mnuufac-
tured tobacoo. from Factory No. g. Fifth
District Of Virginia. This tobuceo was
detained for these reasons: First, besides
the suspicion caused by irreguluriiy of
the numbers on the stamps, it is tho lille.
gal fixing Of the stamps on the buxes,
gum arabic nnly having been used, und
That, too, on the e,lges and in spots on
the stamps, for tho purpose, as would
seem, to allow removal for hipmeut back
to the factory fqr use. The siam pa cam.
OFT without difficulty. Second, tho CO H.
fusion shown in caution notice as to the
number OF factDry. On six of the boxes
the factory is numbered ''7S, 5th Dis.
trict OF Virginia" and ou four it is IS,
9th District Of Virginia." Stamps that
are put on box as prescribed by law
cannot bc removed without greut dill
GUILTY.
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in fair demanl-good ordinary I7h:
low middling lSIs; ,u,dtliing 1917: re.
eeipts 9.627 baler; sales 6,0DD; stock
l7l,255; weekly reueip,s 5l.855; sales
MOBILE, January 17.-CottonI firm for
better and weak on lower grsdes-good
ordinary l756; low middling 189<; mid.
ding 19I;Ereoeipts 1913 bales; sales
60o; stock 4S. $50; weekly receipts
IL. $50; sales 8, 800. n 49,, q. -
NORFOLK, Januaryil7. Cotton quiet
low middling l8K@le%; receipts q, ,l65
bales; sales 365; sioux 14s4el; weekly
receipts IL. 855; salest2. 100. I'D
CHARLESTON, Jan,iaIy II. Cotton dull
and nominal---midd dlipRI19k 919l<; re:
oeipts 2.316 bales; Ssliea i,30O; stock
a; ;o5o; weekly receipts 14..l49; sales
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Number OF inmates in City Aims
House at this date, 1S; in Hospital, 81.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Ihe Committee on Accounts reported
bnck tho following bills and recommend
ed payment: B. L. Jackson. S36-City
Surveyor. Edmund Levy, S22; NJ. Mo.
bin, $l3 -rcpa,rng city school-hou
B Berman, 1856 95; J. Meighun, 40. So
Hospital. Howie e Allen, 25 SO-Syd.
my Purk. Wm. Glaze, So; Pagan Bro.
there, % SO and 77-indigent poor. Go.
lumbia Gus Company l,OuO 20; Charles
Habnerg, 10; Peter Glass, 1880; P
Cantweli, G.l5; Jacob Levin, 375 81; I.
Ii. Coleman, 25-miscellaneous. Jackson
Parker, 26 35; p. Cantwell, 1888; II.
Hnuohan, SO. 15-Street Department. J.
N. brennan, IL 6l; SIlns Gilmore, l; J.
N. DrennnL, IL 53-Alms House. J.
Lee, 50-Water Works.
On motion Of Alderman Carpenter,
the recommendation OF the Committee
was adopted
The Committee on Streets, to whom
was referred tho bill Of John Agnew, Jr.
-745 69-reported the sumo back, say.
ing that MIR. Agnew refused to make n
reduction OIL the BILL
On motion Of Alderman Lowndes, the
bill was ordered to be paid.
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Sc, 1913 81
The report Of the Clerk of the Market
for December was presented and referred
to the Committee on Market.
The report of the Superintendent Of
Streets was read and referred to Corn.
mitteo on Streets.
Report Of Ovcrseer OF the Poor TO
December 81 was received and referred
to Committee on Ways and Means
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NSSs eHA 10 IOr
common to good; 885@12. rs for good
to choice extra. Whiskey steady, at 93
Wheat in moderate request and firm.
Corn steady and in fair denand-66(0
661s for old Western mixed: afloat 63T
"a. Pork-13 25@13. rs for mess. Beet
dull md unchanged, ut 10. OO@I1. 90 for
plain moss; IL. 259l2.5 so for extra. Lard
firm, at 816@s2l.
Comparative cotton statement-Net
receipts at all ports during the week
134, GIL bales; Same time last wear 1913.
902; total for the year 1887, ,2O3: last
year 1,727,63 Exports for the week
81, ,426; same time last year 80, 1888: total
for the year 905,8 ,816. Stock at all United
States ports 519, ,225; last year 529, IO7:
at interior towns 96,712; last wear
" LAB; at Liverpool 519, 200; last wear
455, 600. American cotton adoat for
Great Britain 10000; last year 23I, 900.
LOUISVILLE, January 17.--Flour firm
or, with advancing tendenoy-extra
family 700. Corn firm, at 40. Provi-
SONS active. Pork firm, ut L. 5O@l2. rs.
Bacon frm-shoulders 5a6; clear rib
79s@719; clear sides 7M(97N. Lard
steady-choice leaf, tieroes, 7s1; kee
90; prime steam IA. Whiskey frm, at
CINCINNATI, January Flour higher
and in fair demand, at g. 25@S5O. Corn
steady, at 40. Pork nominal and offer.
ings lights. at 1275@13.OO. Lard firm
-tierce 736(9714; kettle 1908. Bacon
in fair Observation-Disclosures 6(05L; clear
rib 7!A(972s; clear sides 7N(a7sL.
Whiskey activer, at 80.
ST.. LOUIS, January 17.-Flour firm
and unchanged. Corn firm and in fai,
demand-No. 2. mixed. 80, at West St
Louis, on track; 81 at East st. Louis. ia
elevator; 80 in st. Louis warehouse,
| Whiskey steady. at co. Pork steady, uI
1900. Bacon firm and held higher TO,
cash and order lots-shoulders 5lIC05h
clear rib 7M97k; clear sides 7I (17X
! NEW ORLEANS, January 17.-Cottor