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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-02-25
FROZEN TO DEATH IN THE WarF!

FROZEN TO DEATH IN THE WATER.
The Nashville Banner gives the fol-
lowing particulars of the terrible death
of two men
About dusk last evening, while two
men, whose names we were unable to as
certain, were seated in a canoe, engaged
in catching the driftwood floating down
the Cumberland, not far above the wa
ter-works and close to the shore. the
canoe capsized, throwing them into the
cold depths of the river. The river was
not very deep at the point where the ac-
cident occurred, but, as they were una
bic to swim, their condition was certain
ly very critical one. Their canoe
drifted away, leaving them standing in
the river, which was of course very cold,
rendering them doubly so from the fact
that their clothes was saturated with
water. They raised their voices to the
highest pitch, and cried LASTLY for help,
but the seconds heightened into minutes,
and still none came.
Their cries were at last heard by a
gentleman riding near the bank of the
river, and, answering his inquiries, they
asked him for Gods sake to send canoe
out to them, or they would freeze to
death. He told them that he did not
know where he could find one, but
would endeayor to do so, and rescue
them from their perilous situation.
" He galloped away on this mission of
life and death, and at last, and after q
long interval of time, as it seemed to be.
had passed, procured one and fastened
to their succor. AS he approached the
spot from which he had spoken to them
he called to them, but received no re-
spouse. After wasting several minutes
In this manner without receiving any
answer, he went close to the bank, where
a sad and CHASTITY sight met his gaze.
Leaning half way out of the water, with
their hands clutching in a firm death
grasp some bushes, where the unfortun-
ate men frozen to death. Their bodies
were removed to suitable place to await
the time of their interment.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-02-25

A RECENT writer says that corpulency
is not disease. The founder of the En-
glish Church was fat man Luther was
corpulent Napoleon L., though his
carriage was erect and soldierly, had
much adipose tissue about him i; Byron
was inclined to corpulency, as were most
of the literary worthless of the Elizabeth
an era. So, if corpulency is a disease,
it certainly has not bad effect on the
brain.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-02-25
4 PARIsIAN CONFIDENCE MN

n PARISIAN CONFIDENCE NAN.
A gay Partisan, who has been famed
for his luxurious apartments and turn
out and general high airs, has just come
to grief and been sent to jail His name
is Hyacinthe Auber. He was In Jail
once before, but was pardOned out by
Napoleon I'LL, to whose dynasty he
vowed eternal Having knOwl-
edge of all the inns and outs of Paris
life, he has contributed In various ways
to the necessities of life at Chiselhurst
since Sept. 4. Upon the occasion of the
eighteenth birthday of the Prince I'm
perial several Populations went from
Paris. One of them was chargedto obtain
the Prince 'sacceptanceo of a sword enriched
with diamonds, upon the hilt of which
would be engraved such words as sSol-
ferino," "Sevastopol, Inkerman,
and on the blade ."Semper Unique
fidelis." The order for the sword was
given to NJ. Ianglon. But as Hyacinthe
Amber found it more convenient to keep
the $50, 900 francs which were to pay for
the order in his own pocket, the sword
was never finished and so nice was his
adroitness that it was only after he had
swindled the jeweler out of 100000
francs worth of parures that the latter
handed him over to the police.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-02-25

the ruse, who, seeing the box, asserted
that it had a suspicious look, and ordered
his men to throw it over board, or split
it open with an AK forwith. AS the deck
hands were about to cast it into the sea
the professor sued for mercy, and was
admitted to fresh air. The fare was
paid.-Antioch (Cot.) Ledger.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-02-25

A JACKSON street man who keeps q
cross bulldog in his yard, wonders why
he never receives any letters. The car
rier says when the government furnishes
him with iron-clad legs, he viii deliver
the four hundred letters that have ac-
cumulated for that man. Mii,caukee
Sentinel.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-02-25

THE greatest coal mime of the age has
been found in Skagit Valley, Wyoming.
1t is an extensive field, where coal can be
obtained to an unlimited extent on the
surface without going to the usual ex-
pense OF underground trnneling.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-02-25

now better fitted for book-mark in
family Bible And the stately woman
sobbed automatically and hired boy to
carry home the corpse, and the tragedy
was ended.-.&. Louis Republican.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-02-25

The fine of 5000 imposed upon the
sender of a scurrillous postal card in
New York the other day ought to serve
rs lesson the world over.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-28
IIcaltI,ruI stimulation,

Dhisiblo stmnlanls, proyil'Nl they bc absolute
~ lsnrC, aW amOng tho mnsi useful medicinal
agents employed by physicians When tho tone Of
the system Is lowered by TN depressing influence,
Of Ilsls, Or there h MI Inherent want Of vIgOr III
thg constitution, they SrV0 to Co'R,enct wclkCu-
lug Tendencies, uni cheer tho mInd VI tho llslOnd-
lug invalid, hut when rs In tho clsc Vi lloStct-
tcr'a Bltrn they pnAAs tonic AMI Alternative pN'-
Ierlies their rlltrts ara rcnlCrNl permanent, and
they accomplish tTehly beneficial nSull Tho
IllleS moi only relieve nervous debility AMI uUll-
tai depression by thGir healthiuly IlIWulatlyO Nc
tOl Tut lnlIN abiding VIgOr Into lhVirpletel Sys-
tenn, anil rerlly thOse Internal disturbances which
are lhe real causes u weakness, Tho purity aud
the whOlesOnGnuSi VI the alcoholic basis Of the Hit
ters greatly Increases tho efficacy gl their botanic
ingredients, fact which the completeness VI their
curative effects sufficiently demonstrates uOdkw
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANcIscU, JANUARY 27.-fhe Pa
ciGc Mail steamship City Of Picking Of
Heads.
King Kalaknna arrived last night in 4
special car attached 10 theregilar train
lie will leave for Honolulu on the flag
ship Pensacola about the lat Of February
The gale subsidized last evening. NJ
serious marine disasters reported. The
shipping along the city front received
considerable minor damage a small
schooner was disnasted and sunk al
Green street wharf.
The trial Of Joseph Casey, uiie d tht
poll tax iorgrts, was concluded Yesterday
The last jury found n verdict Of gnilty NJ
charged and recommendation Of mercy
lie Will he sentenced February the 9th.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-28

SCIIESCR's rULMONir SYRuP, SRA WEED TOSIC
AND MANDRAKE PILI.S-ThesD dgSIrYe1ly IDlGhrl'
lei anil popular medicine, have effected revolution
In tho healing art aud proved the falacy Of several
nlaXlRs which have for many years Obslructe lllG
pnlgrC1d Of medical science. Tho fnse superstition
That Consumption IL inCnmblV" leiCrrI physl-
clans from attempting 10 lind remedies for that dis
ease, Rl patients afflicted with II recOncIel them.
selves 10 death without making gu effort to escape
from doom which they surpassed IN be WnavOila'
bio. II Il nov proved however, that Consumption
niH " cured, and that II hdI ben cured In very
great number u Cdaes (sOlIu u them apparently
desperate OIs by SClIeIck's l'uln0nlu Syrup alone
an IN other cases by the Salles nctliCne IN IVnneC.
thu with SCllcnck Sta Weed Tonic aill Mandrake
his ono " hath, according To the requirements Of
the rlAe.
DR.. Schpnck himself, who enlOyUl uninterrupted
gOOd health lnr moro linn iDrly years, was SVp-
passed. Al one tilG u bO al tho very gate u DEATH
his physicians having pfnll0nnCI Ills CilS0 hopeless
and abandoned him 10 his fate lie was cured by
tho aforesaid medicines and, shines Ills recovery
many Thousands similarly affected lilNu rsIl nr.
Ahpnck's preparations with thu 6inO remarkable
success,
Full llnTllOnY accompany mCll, making II hul
absolutely necessary " Personally ~ III, SChGiick
unless laliUnis wish their lungs examined and fOi
this puTp1E' ld Is professionally 1t his ptlnrlpal
office, U1rnrr Sixth lml Arch strNts l'hlMlGl phlh
every Monday, wRrJ all lctlers fur u,VCQ must "
addressed SClrnCk's medicines arr sid by Hll
druggists. HAlNW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-28

You have gOi IRlu trouble procure At orGa parkag,
NJ the SanaTitan's TIN, iIsl ~ directed anl you viii
l0 all right in thruO Ur four days, The trouble
When taken In time Ii easily overcome, hut when
neglected. or when the quack y visited and hG gives
his COurs0 Of Balam COpllbe then worry often sri.
Gus complications arisu which prUllng tho disease
for weeks Perhaps months.
Another lallacy H. In persons trying tONVD lev
cents, llbbO In cheap drugs which " disorder and
sckcn the stomach that almost death Itself would
lG a relief samarlian'S GIT will cure EVERY
time, with no mora unpleasant results than II lhI
lrUullO had not existed At all
Male packages, 80; Female, 81, Sent by mail IL
any address, DESMOND 4 CO., prOprletDrI, Oh
llaCU street, Philadelphia. lanes
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WIceliug Stock.NInrkct.

WHEELING, January g7,,'.The following
are the arrivals OF stock ut the Christmal
House yards during Inst week, aud the rul
ing figures paid by purchasers:
CATrLE-Arrivals during the week, I:
head sold at, 81 LOai 80 per cwt.
IlOGs-Arrivals during the week, II
head: sold at 50 6Oa7 80 per cSt. U.
CALVES Arrivals during tho week, ,.
head; sold ut 81 Sa5G per ID,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-28

a few days since one Of our boston ~,
vines was called upon TO Hlllle loi,y
old couple ~ tue Donus OF m ,l.'h y,
and Just ms they were prohouneteu lhaIl
aud vile, another couple, entered Inc room
to be joined likewise. The moment !he
two latter entered !hey we're somewhat
surprised a. seeing the divine receive tgC
the splendid ransom oil a new ana trIght
half:dollar from the hands oil TUG
newly.married bridegroom or emf
nent divine immedlaIeiy thrust lle mon non
~ INTO his pocket, ana lheh, eongral,l.lla'
ting the happy palr, Page them aulcu I
ana ~ once collle i ~ H., uT t i" per
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For SALE,
rINGusrEE's SALE.

Il.
Iy Virtue Of tlt,Sl Of trust nliplc aud executed
ly Ellen Stanley, wife u Francis h, Stanley, with
liz sId Francis T.. STANLEY, her husband, u the
undersigned trustees, hearing date The 9th Ay u
January, 4. u. 1871, aud retDnlel IN thn Clerks
Ollirr IL the county Court VI Ohio county, West
ylrEnIa,iin DEED u Trust lhOk M. !, pages ;El7
anil GIs, will sell ut lnhllG Auction, nj The front
door III the NlTl IlUgA " slid uhD county, III the
city u Wheeling, on WEDNESDAY, tho l7ll day
VI February, 1919, beginning nj IL O'clock A. ~ Of
Ai day, tie following ltsctIlel rial estate, that Is
10 say; All u lots numbered eleven aud twelve
Il and ~ IL the addition 70 the CITY Of WHEELING
laid Out by Moss W. Chapllne, JAlnea II Forsyth,
the corner east Of Aan street anil lOflh VI Twenty
Aith street formerly CAllUl Marshall street, III the
Sixth Ward VI uld city. Each Of Kih lots fronts
hity foot tGO Tl OIL Ahih street. ald extends cast
Whiy Que huinlrCi anil twenty-five feet (I2! feCt)
10 thCaley In .tIOi said lots, hOng all the EimC
property which wiz conveyed 10 illC sa1 Ellen
STANLEY as her BQlU AMI SEPARATE estate Ivy Iced Of
Jacob Snyder mud VILE lNHrlng GyOn ihO With the
al11O mentioned pNtl Of trllsi together with, all
and singular, tho Improvements thereon, COllssllny
Of twtj-sOry brick dwelling and twO-slOry frame
business hUHst, With other Improvements
TRIMS ~ SALE,-One-f0nrth OI the pnTChASO
money In cash Oh tho day u Ne and the residue III
three clliAl sCml-anIlnAl inslAhchts with Interest
llIDn lg deferred payments tfOlm the llny Of hIle
tie purchaser giving hind with approved personal
security and the title ~ the property IL be retained
until tic purchase money Is fully Iaid. Selling as
trustee, will convey tho title which Is NCslGl IN
ing by tho said tlCCi Of trust. The Sime Is, how.
ever, believed 10 liz linGxCenilOnahlC.
Jahi2 JAMES ]. ROGERS, Trustee
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-28

ARocnErER IN. ~ scientist recently
dined with several friends, including two
or three ladies', upon a nine. ycar.old rat
tlCsnake, the flesh Of which il saidtu have
tasted like that Of an eel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-28

EEATIIEis-Dnll; live goose SOr.
uISSENG..-$l OO.
} GRAiN-trIlc In the grain market con.
tinneS dull aud unsatisfactory. The quota.
tinns remain unchanged: lIhmt--No I
red, 81 10; No. I white, 81 iOal Il. OdiS-
BGa7Oe. COn-7Oe. Ryc-$l H. Buck
Ehedi -NOca$i ~. ltis
GnOCERlEs-'rhO grocery trudC rOntinuts
very dull, unusually so, and while hopes Of
M early chNngefnr the better ARE entertain.
Ell, the prospects nj this writing arO not
very encouraging. Tile market Is reported
US quiet npd steady. Quotations. t4bo-
GuOd Rio Is quoted ut 23c; priinc IL choice
At 23iSa9Ic; Java at Tc hest roasted ut
gia24i 1; old yellow Rio, nOne IN the market.
Syrup'-COmmnn At b1ei prime GiaTOr; New
Orleans Ntolnssrs liim7Oc for prime. SUyhrt
Refined, Ilar,ls, Crushed, Powdered and
unnulaletl, lac A Coffee, iO5ir tom.
mpfcial A Sugar iOifc;; Extra c, lola
lOi9c; c yellow, 0ia0iGc; New Orleans
Sugar, SilA9ci Porto Rico fully fair si4c.
lIAY-There Is Stil considerable hay III
hand, selling at $l3agi per ton.
NAtIs-lOd to BOl, 81 q; Sd to Oh, 81 6Oi
Cd to ID, 50 IS; Id to 5tl, 81 0O; ID, 80 w.
OILS, &c.-larl Oil Extra No. ! winter
Strained, 81 IL. Carlton nil-,jobbing lot,
i2I<c; no charge for packages lihseCd
Oil-$LOj. TnrpehtiBe--75c.
ONiOSs-l'Cr barrel 81 DOIl 10.
Observation-Disclosures, per b. iOc; turkeys
iiaI2ifr; ducks, l0aiic; geese, Ease.
pROvlsIONs-There Inns been very fail
demand for the hog product during the past
week some dealers report Mat Il IL rhthel
better than Il usually Is ut this season o
the year, hut the general tone oljhe mar
ktt Il weaker, In sympathy with antASihl
up in Chicago md Cincinnati. It's wor
thy Of notice In this connection that hog,
are lower In all the leading markets, and
this, Of course, was not without its Cf
feet in easing up the market for theprodhct
We quote lard at l6lSc In kegs, and i4l4C
for choice leaf in ticrces RI hams iSc
s. c. hams lie; 3. 9. shoulders loo; y. 8
shoulders DC; clear sides i2)Ec; y. hncor
i3lzc; mess pork $50.
PoTArOEs-Quiet and unchanged, sell
ing at 81 coal 10.
RA0s-Dull At Sc per III.
RIcR-ChoiCc Carolina, SCI RAngocn
cents.
sSUFF-7Oc; do in boxes Of six dozen
50 90
sAURR KRAUr-$iO OOal2 90 per barrel
WooL-very dull At 45aiSc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-28

THE California Cinnamon are learning.
Alta Chinese mass meeting held at Marys-
willie last week 10 consider the case of
several Cinnamon who had reduced the
price Of washing, II was decided To close
the warehouses and run the Offenders
ont Of town. -----tL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-28

THE current copper cent is q convenient
measure Of length when rules are not
present; four Of them placed edge to edge
measure Just three inches.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-28

NorHISd recalls to the mind Of the mar.
ried the Joys Of his single life so Wv
idly as to find that the baby has been cat.
ing crackers in bed,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-28

In 1857, a gentleman had list Of S3O
newspapers, and took note of the changes
in their ownership until 1870. OF the
number, SO, or about 10 per cent were not
published III 1874, l2l had had an entire
change Of owners, bi A PARTIAL change Of
owners, leaving only los or 80 per cent,
published under the same ownership US
In 1867.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-28

The late Mrs. Annie White vose, in
her will Just made public, beQueathed
$SG6yOOO to public institutions in the city
Of Boston,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-28

LIVERPOOL, january 97.--Tho steam.
ship Garlic, from New York, has arrived
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-28

Irwin was before the Committee on
Ways and Means to-day. He read q
statement showing that he received $500
900 on account Of subsidy, with the ex-
ceptiun Of $4,000, which The Pacific Mail
Company suil it gave to him, but which
he denied. In tho absence Of the vouchers
the balance upaecounted Tor is $Sj,0OO,
A representation followed, but nothing
new was elicited concerning the 81, 900 re-
ceived by Dom Plat from Albert
Irwin testified that Piatt asked him for
a loan Of $1,000 and offered his note. The
money was subsequently handed to Piatt
by Abert Witness hadno recollection Of
the manner in which this note was paid,
by tho way he was under the impression
Il was paid by deposit 10 his credit in
New York. In course Of the examination
concerning the matter Irwin advised the
Committee to send for three or TOUR Of his
clerks, who might be able To give the le-
sired Information, and Sarcastlcally re.
marked that this would not cost tho gov.
erunlent more than $4,000
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TRENTON, January 27.--The Lcgisla-
lurc to-day elected Theodore Randolph
u. 8. Senator, by vote Of 40 10 81 for
George N. Robson.
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SENATORIAL ERECTION.
wtscnSs1N.

wtsCONsIN.
MILWAUKEE January 27,-The ballot
for y. $. Senator in joint convention Of
the Legislature to-day resulted asfOllOws;
Carpenter 50, Bragg 81 scattering Is.
Carpenter gained one and lost one.
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WASHINGTON.

THE FIRE AT EEi NAVY DEPAREAlEST
WAsmSGToS, January 27.-An exam,
nation Of the cellar Of the Navy Depart
nlent building shows that arrangements
had been made yesterday to burn down
the building. Trains Of rope and waste
paper were laid about the floor, connect,
ing with piles OF chips, shayings and
broken kinLling wood, 1t is believed
that the fire on Monday was the work Of
an incendiary, Detectives are working W
the matter.
address PRESENTED. re
The National Committee OF tho Civil
Rights League (coloFed) have presented
an address to the Senate Committee on
the Judiciary demanding the Senate bill
in it, entirety and the admission Of col
ored persons to all schools, hotels, public
cOnVeyances, SC,
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LlSL, UdVbIlpOTt Y TdTkS.
lan29
TIN0BACCO, ...".
J. % Butls Old Virginia Navy,
200 Latldicl Old Virginia Navy, uu
100 butts choice Bright TylAts,
90 Half nuttS choice bright Twists,
% Butts Standard Hack Navy,
100 CaldlGS Standard Hack Navy,
% RnCketS Pine Cut chewing,
" Boxes =. u! smoking. .-.
LIST, DAVENPORT 4 PARKS.
StUuAES
> We have always on hand an assortment Of
standard Whites, formulated, Powdered, Crushed,
Extra Cs, Yellow CsUi All grades.
ELnun. -
BO - Ripley XNHN,
200 Moss ltOSO
GOO l.. D. 4 Pa Choice Family,
4O Choice Spring Wheat.
LIST, iAVENP0Rr { rARKS
i. 10 Chests ChUIce tiunpowler,
+" Young Tyson,
~ " 0OlOuR,
,,,.i ,,,.,vo,I Japan
LIST, DAVENPORT 4 PARKS.
M GLASSES.
Nl 100 Ibl' choice New CrOp New Orleans O.
LIST, nGvl:NtORr 4 PARKS.
HOFFEE
VI 100 RasN Choice IsIu
~ Java, .I.I
0 Mats ChOlN Mocha. ......
LIST. DAVENPORT PARKS.
CHEESE.
I lL.vn. I1rtn,. Mas, VnRt Ltn,lueu
lOO Extra Western Reserve
LIST, DAVENPORT \ PARKS
JIOMINY--O nARREIS WHITE FLINT
@ ocsi =" I.ISE DAVENPORT 4 PARKS.
DICKLEs.
% IIarrek,
100 half IhrrClS, "IIuyNr'B Rest
LbSr, DAVENPORT 4 PARKS.
M INCE MEAT u
Nl 10 buckets AimOre's,
IN Buckets AnlCrS1n'A
-L.-I LIST, DAVENPORT 4 PARkS
NITE HAVE NOW ON HAND AND ARRlv-
w ING daily choice New Orleans MOla'seS,
''''''' '''' Gisr, D&vENr0Er 4 Parks.
FtsII-NEW CATCIT-LAKE HERRING,
l, white Fish Nos l., 2, . MarkerOl In lArros,
''' 49, LisE DAVENPORT 4 PARKS
IlIl.sr ARRIVAL OF THE sEAsON-N. o.
SUGAR. ~ ", re = tli,ggly,cp. ,,ovs
VtNEGAE-rUnE CtDEH VINEGAR All
Y WAYS OH hand.
LIST DAyENroRT 4 PARKS.
OiIS-LAiLD AND CARBON, I'
" LIST, DAVENPORT 4 PARKS.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
WheeIing WhoIesnIo lInrkel.



Wednesday, January ~ ]
Trade in general mrrcandisc continues
very dull aud very unsatisfactory, and while
an early change for the better IL hoped for
and expected, tho Indications just now are
not very favorable for any decided or per.
mamunt improvement for some weeks yet.
The grain trade continues dull md unsatiS'
factory, and the same IL true Of gr0ccrics
and general produce. The demand, MS n
rule, Is confined to supplying immediate
necessities, while w regards prices, there
have been no important changes recently to
which reference has not previously been
made. There Is II very fair demand for the
hoy product; some dealers report that II Is
fully up to what II usually IL ut this partic'
ular time, notwithstanding prices are
almost double what they were at this time
last year
APPLRs-'The demand Is good, hut the
price has declined To ~ OIla9 %.
BuTrER-Ihe receipts have fallen of mn.
tcrlally and prices urc shade flrmer, but
the demand Is not sufficiently large to wiz
rant an advance. The consumption Is very
much lighter thisseasnn than usual, partic'
uIarly by the bakers, Choice IuUtahlp ut
2Sa3Or
llAHTSH POWDER -35a3Sr per pound.
BRoTlS Fancy, 81 9jal 7baG %; plain,
81 jOI9 "a.
CmEEsE- While thrrG has been no per.
ceptihle improvement to note IN the de.
nland, the general tone Of the market is
hrmer under the influence OF the Improved
character VI the nlvlces from New York,
And the indications arc that prices will be
sustained, aud an advance within the next
few weeks is not Improbable Wrcnntinue
toquotr, in u lohbing way, AT lGaldlic for
prime Ohio; New York, re.
CANNED GOODS. The demand for goods
Of this character continues light, unusually
30 Tor this season VI the year, n0LwlthstNnd.
ing prices arr lower nov than they were
curly III the season. We continue
tn quote: prdrhcs 3 ID Cans, Si W per
dOaen;2 IL Guns, 81 10. IoOIdtO@ = III cans,
81 S5; 3 III cans, 81 ~. C0rn-WinslOw Ut
" 30; other Sweet Corn, ~ 70; common
Corn, 81 ~. HirrihmcOuS-S Strawberries,
~ %; Pine Apples ~ jG ltnla l'eans,
l., 90; String Beans, 81 10; Pens, s. 2ja9 IL
Damson.llnms, - 10; n Cove Oysters,
~ "a; 9 N Cove Oysters, 1924.
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