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. GermaniZing Alsace and Lorraine.
Prince Bismarck Depends on Edu.
cation to Do the Work.
In tho German Reichstag the other day
the Alsace and Lorraine bill came up
The Deputies from AlsscO and Lorraine
took occasion in the course Of the discus
sion to declare that they were opposed to
the high endowment Of tho University Of
Strasburg and 10 other educational grants
for the provinces, because they were made
IN the interest Of the Empire, and not OF
the provinces. themselves. Prince Bis
marck replied as follows: "The question
before US concerns Imperial interests. 1t
is not question Of Alaace and Lorraine.
The University IS for Imperial purposes.
10 well.lought war, 10 which we de-
Tended our existence, We conquered those
provinces for the Empire. II was not for
Alaace and Lorraine our soldiers shed
their blood. We take. our stand upon
Imperial interests, for which, and not for
the sake OF their own ecclesiastical inter-
ests, we annexed those provinces. We
have other grounds for action than those
people, whose past leads TO Paris and
whose present leads to Rome. My own
views respecting the creation Of an Al
SAGE and Lorraine Parliament, which at
first were too sanguine, have boon modi-
fled since I became acquainted with the
attitude OF the Deputies from these prov
ince3. l shall not be frightened IRON my
course by reprosches, threats or persua-
sIons. Before advance ia possible we
must be convinced OF the existence Of
trustworthy elements. We may expect
a better discernment in the rising genera
ton, and must, therefore, sec that good
schools arc provided for Alsace and Lor-
rAinan
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] 3glUVO NOrlhWealern cOmmnn.


CHICAGO. December 9.-Flour-Ouiet
and unchanged. Wheat Firm; No. /
spring 9Sls93fc; No. 2, 9OtaOlc cash; 99tc
seller January; No. 8, Soc; rejected SOC.
Corn-Demand lair and market firm; No.
Q mixed 72ic spot; 72tc seller year; 72c
seller May; rejected old Csc; new 62AG3c.
Oats-Steady and in moderate demand;
No. ., 521c cash or seller year; white 53E
a54c. Rye-Dcmand fair and market
firm at O5a95ic. B4rley-Demsnd active
and prices advanced; No. 3, 81 25a1 90,
cash. Hcgs-Dull and lower; 81 rs
Pork-Dnll and lower, closing steady al
$40 75al0 so cash; $50 45a2O so seller
February. Lsrd-Dull for spot at $l3 10:
firm for future at $l3 5041355 seller Feb.
ruary, Bulk Meats-Dull; partly cured
shoulders 64aGic; short rib middles Ola
0sc; short clear Osa0sc; all packed ic
higher. Whisky-Steady at 97c.
On call board in the afternoon Wheat
closed at Ole seller December; O2tc seller
January. Corn firm at rec seller year
Oats 53tc cash. POtk-Dull at SEQ IS
seller year. I,ard-Ssles Of 1000 tierces
seller February at $l3 s.
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New York.

NEW York, December 2-Cot,on-
Quiet at 14Sal53. Flour-Steady; super.
fac western and State 81 l0a4 90; COM
mon TO good a 90a5 10; good to choice
So 15a5 70; white wheat extra IS 75a
0 IS; extra Ohio 81 6OsG 10; St. Loui,
IS 0OaS ON. Corn Mesl-Hesvy at 81 10
al IS. Rye Flour-Steady at SIS O5a
s 10. Whest-Dull and lower for spring;
No. ! epring 81 17al "a; No. 2 spring old
81 14sl lCi No. 3 do 81 03a1 OF; ungrad.
cd Iowa and Minnesota 81 2jal 80. Rye
Quiet at 04a97c. Barley-Dull Ut 81 80
Malt-Heavy. Corn-Quiet and firm;
mixed western old in store 02ic; do aAoat
93c. Oats-ln fair demand; mixed west,
ern IN store G7a0Sc; white GS477c. Hay
and Hops-Unchanged. CctIee-Steady
at 1O9a194c, Sugar-Active ut shsSic,
Enthusiastically at G0a64c. Rice-Quiet
Whisky-More active at 81 %.
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WIN DO found TO posse,s those qualities nCces.
sAry TO the total eradication OF all bilious al.
tAcke, prompt 10 start the BIcrGtlOns ofthe liver
ana give healthy tone 10 the entire Byst,m,
Indeed, III no ordinary discovery In medical
eciente TO have invented a remedy for these
stubborn complaints, which develop all tho re-.
sulis produced by q heretofore free use OF cal
omel, mineral Justly dreaded by mankind, aud
acknowledged to bic destructive In tho extreme
70 the human system. That the properties OF
certain vegetables comprise oil tie virtues OF
c8Iomcl wiihontiis Injurious tendencies, is now
an admitted fact, rcndered indIsputable by eel
entiac Researcher and those who use tho Man.
drake Pills will be fully satisfied that the best
medicines arc those provided by nature In the
common herbs and roots Of the fields.
These pills open the bowels and correct all
billious arrangements without "a lyAtlou or any
u the Injurious effects Of cAlOmel or other poi
sons. the secretion oil bile Is promoted by
lhese plus, and will DO seen by tho altered
color OF the stools, and disappearing OF the sal.
low complexion on d cleansing Of the tongue.
Ample directions for use accompany each box
Prepared only by J. Il. schenck & Son, at
ihelr principal Office, corner Sixth and Arch
streets. philadelphia, and for sale by all drug
glsh and dealers. Price % cents per box.
COd4R
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. December Cotton
Dull at 14c. Flour-Steady, in moderate
demand. Wheat-Demand fair, prices
advanced; red 81 0Sa1 10. Corn-Firm
at 7Oa7lc. Rye-Firm at $1O9. Barley
Active OF 81 30a1 IS. Linseed OIL
Firm. Egga-Steady at &c; choice BOA
32C. Cheese = Firm. Pork-Dull and
nominal at $50 so spot. Lard-Demand
active aud prices advanced; steam 1914
1910; kettle, jobbing at 14a141c. Bulk
Meats-Dull At u, II, 10, lot, 10ic Bacon
Scarce; only y jobbing trade. Green
Meats-Easier; shoulders Gic; sides Ola
9fc; hams 10ia11c. Whisky-Steady, in
moderate demand at 09c.
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Rational medication,

Medication Is only successful when II 10 ia.
uoIal, and tbs rational only when 1t begins at
the beginning, In other words, to cure i mala.
dy; lts cause must be removed. Weakness,
elmer general or local. Is the OH Sin OF the gre
majority Of diseases Reinforce Inc vital sner.
giles, regulate Digestion aud secretion BY
strengthening the organs whicn perform those
All.imp0rlant iunetl6ns, ald dyEpep,ia, consu
patton, kidney and bladder complaints, uterine
difficulties, impure cIrcu alton, and the thou.
sald and one ailments VIII CHI are The COrse.
cases permanently, removed The best gaf.st
and most ayr eablG tSnic and Alternative thai can
DC employed for this purpose Ia Hostetter's
stomach Bitters. The ex petienCe Of twenty.
hVe ytare, during which time It has outliyed
pethaps ten times that number Of Gphcmersl
preparations which have entered into cOmDeti.
tion with 1t, has proved 1t TO DO utcqualled as a
remedy for all disorders accompanied by OF pro.
ceedlBg from weakness tSw
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CheQnteuiqetrrer:
American Method lsm.
GROWTH or TIE DENOMINATION IN ONE
HUNDRED YEARS.

GROWTH or TIE DENOMINATION IN ONE
HUNDRED YEARS.
Statistics just published show that
there are in round numbers 100000
Methodists In the United States and Can.
ada. Some idea may be formed Of the
growth OF American Methodism by com.
pairing these figures with the beginning
made los years ago in New York, with five
members, by Philip Enbury. 100000 ad.
dcd to tue above figures will give the
number Of Methodist commandments
throughout the world, wiz 100000.
This result shows that the Interest Of
Methodlam in this country Is greater than
that OF the parent churches In England
The different branches Of the denomina-
lion in tho United States and Canada
stand in the following order as to rum
bers:
Lay Members Meth odIst Episcopal north,
l,563,52l; Methodist Episcopal South,
6J7SS5; African Methodist Episcopal.
2OO,0OO;Alrican Methodist Episcopal Zion'
lGi 600; United Brethren, 120,445; Metho-
dist Church Of Canada, 102 SS7; Evangel-
icsl Association, 0024O; Colored Metho-
dist Episcopal, G7SSS; Methodist 65OOO;
Methodist Protestant, O., 900; Methodist
Episcopal in Canada, %, GAL; American
Wesleyan, 10000; Primitive Methodist
,Csnsds), 1909; Bible Christian Canada
Gl9l; Free Methodist, G.00OS Primitive
Methodiat, 1000.
There are few other bodies, such as
Congregational and Welsh Cslylnistic
Methodist, which, in the aggregate, have
statistics OF the Methodist EPISCOPAL
church by decades show an increase In
every instance but one, 1916, when a do
crease was noted Of 5,S74, caused by tho
separation OF the southern wing Of the
church. The following is the record.
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Allegheny CatIlc,

EAST LIBERTY, December 2.-CGTTLR
today 100 head, and for the
last two days 1900 head. Supply full,
mostly common to medium; very few
good on hand, There is a good demand,
and prices are firm all around. Best
SO 25aG co. medium to good IS 25sO 90;
common to fair 81 00a5 90; stOckers
50 75a3 80.
HoGs-Reccipts to-day $3.50 head, and
for the last two days 1885 head. York
els 50 0Oa6 70; Philadelphia 81 50.
SHERP-Recelpts to-day 4,l00 head,
and for the last two days 1890 head.
Best s. 00a5 20; medium g. 6Oa4 %.
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BEAUTIFUL WoMRN.-Thc hair is the crowa
Ing glory Of woman. There are few moderate
defects which cannot be renedIel by the proper
disposition OF the tres;os. But when tho hair
begins to fall out, or turn gray, IN young people,
or with those in the prime OF life, there Is cause
for real regret. When this Is tho case, Hairs
Vegetable SIcl!IQn Hair RmHUr will be found
to be hrst'c!ass remedy, far superior, as a
sound medtca! medium, to anything else before
the public 1t actually restores gray hair to It's
original color, and In the great majority OF cases
causes 1t to grow again when 1t is becoming thin.
1t Is not like many popular preparations, mere
wash, but scientf: dltcovcry, Endorsed and
used by physicians Of character. Address r. p.
Hall q Co, Nashua, N. H.-F0rnsyS Weekly
Press, Ft6. /, 1853 dAw
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New York Dry Goods.

NEW YoRK, December 2.-Business
although light, was fairly satisfactory for
the season, with both the commission
houses and jobbers. Cotton goods in
steady demand at generally unchanged
prices. Brown sheetings and cotton
fisnnels in good demand. Prints and
printed shirtings continue fairly active
Fancy cassimeres, worsted coating, beav.
ers and jeans arc moving steadily. Fancy
hosiery in good request. Black CASH
meres active, and ecarCC 10 low and me-
dun gradcs.
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BY qELgGEArH.
New York Money and STOCKS.

NEw York, December 9.-MoNEY-
After loRning as high as s per cent be-
came easier at the close and rates dropped
to 2iaS per cent for call loans.
STERLING ExcUANaE-Closed dull at
&.84fa4.s5 fora prime bankers, 90 days
sterling and S4s9aa49O Tor demand,
Mercantile paper choice, short date, sells
OF 5ia0f per cent and for four months at
7as per cent. the next grade paper Is sa1O
per cent, and miscellaneous Is taken en-.
tirGly;by private buyers at l0al5 per cent.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, December 2,-Flour-
Steady; Indiana and Ohio firm at IS 50a
Q 25; high grades 50 50s7 80, Wheat
Firm; red 81 coal rs; amber 81 25s1 %,
Rye-0Sc. Corn-In good demand; old
yellow S5c. 0ats-ActiVe; white G6c,
Provisions-Firm; pork $22 00a22 rs.
Whisky-$l o.. Parliamentary; re.
fined l0tc; crude in bbls Ste; bulk 5a5tc,
Glover Seed 9S9fc. Butter-Firm. wes-
tern prime 35s36c. Cheese-Steady; foe
western 154alGtc. Eggs-Firn; 82a3Sc.
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WhcclInr Stock Marre,.

"WEDNESDAY, December 0.-The following arc
tho arrivals OF stock at tho Ch:IstmAn House
yards during last week, and tho ruling figures
paid by purchasers: = .l- r.
CATTLE-ArrIvaIs during the week. 1856 head
3? SCOT 50 pr cwt. -..r... ~.
HoGs-AriVals daring tho week. ISL head
IS 0C06 rs per cwt.
sHHEr-Arivals during tho week, IS head
s. coos VI per head,
CALVES Arrivals during the week, 50 head
80 0c1lO 90 per head.
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baltimore,

BALTIMORE, December 2.-Flour -
Steady and unchanged. Wheat-QuIet;
amber 81 Goal 80; No red 81 26s1 81;
No. 2 do. 81 20. Corn-Strong; new
western mixed Soc; do. steamer $40.
Oats irmer; mixed western O2AO3c;
white 04aG5c, Rye-QuIet OF 81 GOAL 05.
Hay, Provisions, Petroleum and Butter
Unchanged. Coffee Quiet at 17ic
Whisky-Firmer and scarce al 0Jc
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GOvRRNMENrs- Dull and Steady.

sTocKs-The market was irregular at
the commencement Of business, a major.
ity Of tho stocks being ia! per cent above
tho closing quotations Of yesterday,
Northwestern, New York Central, Pa
ciflc Mail and Union Pacific being excep.
ttonally weak and declined tss per cent
Later on, a raid by the bears assisted by
tight money, general decline oil As4 rer
cent occurred, Northwestern, St. Paul and
ohlos being the points of attack. To-
wards tho close there was a marked re-
covcry and s;ealicr tone in sympathy with
easier money. The market closed active
and weak. Transactions included $50 900
shares Western Union, 10000 Union Pa
cifc, II 1000 Wabash, $1,000 Pacific Mail,
5000 ohios, $4,000 81. Paul, 1900 Lake
Shore, 10000 Erie, 10000 Rock Island
md 20 000 NNrIi
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MRS. JOSIE Mansfield arrived al New
York last Friday from Liverpool by the
steamer Parthia. Some ladies bridled at
the idea Of sitting at the table with her,
and found mouthpiece in an Eric rail-
way director, who demonstrated with the
captain on the subject. The latter said
that 1t was his business 10 treat politely,
and protect in their rights as passengers,
oil persons who behave with propriety on
board his ship. AS Nrs. Mansfield con-
Quoted herself with perfect decorum, he
could take no cognlzsnce of any preju-
dices that might exist against her.
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The latest newspaper novelty at New
York takes the shape Of a Monday morn.
ing blanket sheet, containing verbatim re.
ports OF tho sermons Of all the clergymen
in that city and Brooklyn, price two
cents. 1t is calculated that there arc 1OO,.
600 regular church. going people who will
be willing to buy and read 1t. At all
events the plan has been arranged, and
the first number, II no accident happen,
will probably appear on about January
LAT F74 @ fH+ ..l.H y -.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, December e-Flour-Quiat
and unchanged. Wheat-Dull and de-
clinGd; No. white Michigan 81 12i;
amber 81 0S; No. red 81 10. Corn
Steady and in moderate demand; high
mixed cashor seller December Coo; low
mixed 0sA6stc; white 10tci damaged 59ic.
Oats-Dull and nominal; Michigan 5iic.
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tins is josh Billings' Chronology" as
per his Allminax, for December; "Hatk,
the kold whissells, and the ram dlz-
zIes, and snow phizzles, and the fire snia.
zles, and the dogs bark, and boys lark,
and the kats NEW, and the kittens
stew, and the pork fries, and the mince
pies, and the turkey dles, and the owl
dreameth, and the goose skreameth, and
the girls snikker, and the men .dikker."
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The Methodist Episcopal Church
South, which began lis existence in 1874
is very active organization, especially In
missionary work, in the circulation OF re,
ligious literature, and in efforts to i'm
prove and enlarge its educational institu
tons. The statistics Of the Church FOL
1874 show that they have IS annual con-
terences, 8 bishops, S715 preachers; in
crease, $40; GG7,8S5 members; increase
$4,000; 7.0l0 Sunday,schoOls; increase
lie; 32l572 Sundsy.sChool scholars; in
crease, 89I3. Y.
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CLEVELAND, December 9.-Wheat-
Firm; No, 2 red 81 OF. Corn-Dull; ears
on track enc. 0Rta-Lower; $1,000. Pc
troleum-Firm; standard white SIC; Ohio
State test 10tc; small lots 1a2 cents higher.
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GolD-Active and 0uctuale6 betvoe

GoID-Active and fluctusted between
lll1allls, closing at 1928 bid. Borrow
ing rates ranged from fiat to /. 80 per cent
and carrying rates at ono per cent.
Custom receipts $4,000. Clcarlngs So
100000. Treasury disbursements $780,
QUO. Specie shipments 1901 900, gold
coin. f
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pItthbnHsh.

PITTtDURuu, December 2.-Wheat-
Firm and prices unchanged. COrn-New
ear 75a1Sci thelIed 7Sc; on track SOC,
Tree In Elevator, PetrOleum-Quiet and
steady; crude 77AsS0c at Parkers; refined
lOsalO9c for Philadelphia delivery.
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NELL & ELLINGHAM,
w h oIesa ale GEocers,
1905 MAIN STREET.

Have now In store and for sale:
700 B6ls Flour, embracing White Rose, Edel.
Weiss, Keystone, Howard and other STANDARD
200 HaH Bbls Lake Herring,
100 White Fish.
800 No. 8 MAckerol
200 No. . Mackercl,
$50 Packages Aaekcrol, Nos. 2 and IN quarter
% Tierces choice Carolina Rice.
l60 Bbls choice N. o. Molasses,
90 Hhds choiceN o. Sugar.
50 Bbls syrups.
100, Bbls Standards A, D, Extra G, 9ranuls,ed,
PoTde,cd, Crushed, Franklin and 60 Sugars.
100 Bags primo TO choice Coffee,
% Half Chests primo TO choice g. P, Teas,
~ Caddies prime 70 choice g. P, Teas,
20 Half Chests prime 10 choice Black Teas,
Our Tobacco embraces HRlbrook's, j. X. MIN.
net's, PAGES and other good reliable brands,
among tho best in the country. Our stock d
null and complete, and will DO offered to the
trade Of tho lowest market price. We invite
close buyers TO call and examine our stock be.
fore purchasing elsewhere.
mAr9O NELL d RLLIlTdUAM,
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CELEBRATED
Diphtheria Cure !

Diphthcriais both a constitutional and loca
disease, and therefore requires both cOnstitu-
ttonAl aud local rcmtdy. The DlPuIHERIA
CUHE Ills both Of these indications. The patient
swallows tic medicine, and by 60 doing 1t comes
IN contactwth the dphtheritic a1udalIon OF the
throAt astriuges and looscAs tho tane, go that
the patent can expeCtofGte 1t. he mt dicine
also gets upon the paris thus left bare, heals the
same, and prevents further growth 1.-THE cOatlug.
The medicine then ente the stomach and tho
blood, destroys the diphthGtitc poison there,
snd IN Gay or two the PATIENTS cured OF q OILS.
ease that might have proved faIsl In q weeks
time. Every family should keep bottle OF the
DtrhthtTtI ChrS, that they may thus prevent
eickntss, suffering AID death. and in many cares
8 heavy Doctors bill, Every ono is liable at
any time. 10 be AssAllpd by this f+l destroyer,
DtphihsrtG, dItAsc that has fNlll cd the skilloi
lands.
DIR. J. BROOKS after most thorough and
exhaustive, reseNch, has produced q remedy
which challenges the admiration and confidence
OF eVefypeEeon that has uFcd It, After ten years
Of the most tuccets !ul ettE ent OF disOgsCs Of
tho thtolt he hls confidence In the efficacy Of
his celebrated Diphh RIG Cure, 10 cure all cascs
that may bs titd. Directions on every tottle.
Price 90 cents, and 81 per bottle, according to
size. All communications should DO addrcs'e
10
DR.. J. BROOKS & CO.,
noylSdSw Care OF this ONCE.
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The Increase the last ten years, from
1864 to 1874, has been 5l5.7lO. The fol.
lowing table shows the present condition
OF tho Chnrrhn
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Missouri State Lotteries

MlSSOuFl SGhG6 AOGborleS ]
LegGllzcd by State Authority, and
DRAWN IN PUBLIC IN ST. LOUIS.
Grand Single Number Scheme Of 10000 Nos
DRAWS THl LAST DAY or EAcH MONTH.
CAPITAL PRIZE, sb0,O0OI
1880 Prizes, amounting TO $500, 900.
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves, s.; Quarters, g. So
Tho Great Combination Scheme, with q Capt..
tai Prize Of $32, 800, and %, 1906 Prizes, amount
ing to $o7S, IN. Draws every Saturday during
Whole Tickets. SO; Halves, Is; Quarters, q 60.
Address, for Tickets and Circulars,
MURRAY, MILLER & CO., MANAGERS,
ST. LOUIS, MO. "-
P.o. Boz %lt6. eodGw
T G. ANDERSON,
Conceal Manager, wcst Virginia Department.
Life Association ofAmerica,
And Fro Insurance Bpker, will place rlsks in
any Companies desired. ofieo iSoa Market St,
mnecunR W. va -.r !#g.r1; Esv-u@W
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FAATlERS-Duu; live goose CSC.

GGSssT0-$l 90.
GRAIS-Therehas !cu q stronger feeling In
tho grain market within tho past few days. We
now quote: WhsG.-NO l rcd, 81 C5Gl 10; No.
1white, 81 10. 04U-6'0SO,. CID Corn-sac.
HyS-41c.
eR5cEREEs-Wo have to report quiet mArkct
for all kinds OF goods, ,sllcS being confined TO
actual present wants. Ali responsible country
msIchsnts are he. pipg their stocks down to q
low Foln', there being rothng apparent in the
fature 10 justify them In anticipating demand
further than thI;ty days. Taking Into consid.
Grafton tho tArdine4s OF collections, our Iobbe,s
are not disposed TO make any effort 10 increase
sales. They are also making a sharper dIscrm.
nation OF credits. We quote, Cosee-Good
Rio is quoted at 22Xc; p:lmo to choice 23X1 2ic;
Java a. SIC; beet roasted ut 26c; old yellow kio,
mono in tic market. SyrupS-C Common at S5c;
Primo at 6t01Oc; New Orleans Molasses, zoe for
prime. Sugars -Reated, Hards, Crushed, Pow.
deIed and 9ranulated, ike; a Coffee IUIc;
Commercial sugar lCKt; Yellow 9X09Hc;
New Orleans Sugar 9Xc; Extra lOXc; Porto
Rico, fully fair to strictly prime, OX0lOc o.
HAT-The market for bIled is considerable
Armer. There Is no quGt,blc change in prices;
s25 per ton.
NAHs--lcd 10 Cd, 50 so; sIto %, 81 rs: Cd TO
I'd. 81 C.; Al 10 I'd, 81 %; Sd, s. IS.
OILS, &c.-LaId Oil, extra No. winter strain.
ed 81 10; spring ttraired 81 o.. Carbon OIL,
jobb!pS lots 1iKc; no charge for packages. Lin.
seed OIL, 81 OJ. TurpentIne &c.
OEIoNs-Per barrel 81 OCO4 90.
Provisions Tho market continues arm and
unusually active for this particular tlmc, and
While prices arc Just Rsout double what they
were at the cor spending time laat year, the
tendency is still upward. We quote Lard at 10;
In kegs, AID i5c for choice leaf in tIerles
POTLTosS-The arrivals, In consequence CT
the cold weather, together with the fact th.t our
market is well suplic1, have fallen OF percepti.
bly,, bat tho dtmInd has fIllen OF also, helce
there has been no improvement in prIces; selling
from store, IN JoboIng way, At 9Oe1si 90.
RAos-Dull at &c per ID.
RIGS Choice Carolina, SIC; Raugoon, 7c.
SWIFT PoTAToEs-New Jtreys, 81 GOT 90
per bIrTel.
sNuFF-7lc; do In boxes OF SIX dozen, IS 90,
Bauer KRAur-$s 90 per barrel. ~
WooL-Very dull at 45a4sc.