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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-06

NEw YoEE, December 5.-Cotton oule, n,
l3HAl35sc; futures steady, FlOur G,ioI
receipts 1000 barrels; superGne wrstSTn
And State s. l0I5 10; common 10 pooi rs ~
W; good toChOice S 0Sa7 rs: White Whsn,
eItn - 6OAB Is extra OHIO IS sAI7 "a. E,
Louis $S 76AS %; Minnesota patent n O0SS n
Wheat, active speculative business: receInts
l0a.OOO btlshelS ungr1ded November Il 5Ss
~; No. Sspring 81 S6aI SS]f; Ma 2, 81 $0
Al ~; No. 2 choice 81 Il; unRraded rrI
81 Soal 80; No. 3Sl 4IAl I2; No, 2 81 5o1t
a. 81 No: 81 5la16lH; mixed we,tern
q u h1al 4Si ungtaded amber 81 HI<al 4SX,
40: amber y GOAL 60Hi No. / 81 81; Un.
graded white Is; No. | do, sales 81 Go
bushels a. u 4Sal 4s1; No. . red December
S1ies iH,O0O bushels at 5OI{aI 81; January,
sales S6S, S,OO0 bushels At s. 629lal 6iLf: JHn1.
ary by Genital sales 72 0OO bushels al 81 66lIA
66K; February, sales 1872 0Oo bushels ~
81 oIA! 6Ihi February by ccntal sales SO O0O
bushels at $l6lHa 62Is. Rye fIrmt IA vs. .
western 0lA02c. Corn, mOlerate lratlE. ra.
ceip1 1900 bushels; ungrahed OOKnGO3;c.
no. I, 0OHA0OAe; steamer UIa0l Hc; No. .
62c store, B2HaBSc hilOat; No. 9 DecembsE
b!Ac; January O2Xc; January by Genital
81 i2al l2%. Oau weak; receipts 81 OO0
bushels; western mixed ISHa5Olfc: wLItS
western 5Oa5ic. Bay, demand active At 56n
500, Hops quiet and unchanged. CotFss & ia.
mAnd active and inn.. Sugar dull and nom. nm
in4l fair to good refining S1EaalIo. MolRNes
quiet and unchanged. Rice In steady ia.
maid. Iallow stronger at 0Ea7c. RoAIn
unli at 81 CO. TnrPentine dull at IOHc.
Eggs dull; western l7a92c. Pork les, arfivS
mess Sl3 90. Beef quiet and unchanged CSt
meats quiet but irn long clear 7Hc: sbort
clear 7&c. Lard dull; prime steam IS IDA
8 20. Butter dull; western lAaS8n Cbsooa
Gominaily unchanged, Whisky quIet hi
firm at$l IL. 1'' ""'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-06
ABYEINSTA,

LoSboS, December GA dispatch from
Alexandria eontradcts the report that the
British and French consuls at MassOneah
have summoned King John Of Abysinnia,
to allow Gordon PashA 10 return 10 Egypt
without hindrance. The dispatch saws
there Is no British Consul at Massoneah,
No news has been received Of Gordon
Pasha since he returned TO Debratahor, at
King lJohn's request, and II Is not yet
time Tor letters TO arrive from him. The
report Of the strained relations between
Egypt and Abysinnia, iS greatly exagHer.
ated; no troops have LEFT Cairo and none
are preparing to leave, except one battal.
ion, which Gordon PaSba requested In his
last Communication.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-06
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS.

The Polish residents Of New York cjv
WI commemorate the centenary Il
PuIaski's death to-day. VI
Since the lst Of January 1s,ajS German
emigranls landed at Castle Garden. against
Il ,nO1 the corresponding period Of Iast
The leather belt manufacturers of New
lork have decided to advance prices ten
per cent. The patent lock manufacturers
propose advancingprices after the first oi
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"CorroS goods continue excited and
prices are steadily advancing" is the Ian.
gu4'e Of our dry goods dispatch from
New York this morning. The boom seems
to he booming on almost everything that
is boOmabIr, Considering that this is the
time Of year between seasons us it were,
when the markets shouIJ be quiet, II not
weak, this confined iirmness and advau.
cing tendency looks very much like the
aVaut courier of II spring boom. With the
evidence before uS that Congress will NOT
retire dollar Of paper money, and that
they will keep on coming silver dollars,
aud that the banks will increase their cir
circulation from month to month, how eau
ltere fail 10 be a boom in prices? 1t looks
asiithere would be pretty big swell Oh
hands by spring.
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but EhfheEApuFk lkAllFoAu AttIInks
Hon. J. n. Camden thought that the
river railroad will not coat as much rs
Capt. Mcl.ure's estimate. lie believes 1t
can be built for less than $500 per mile.
Judge Brown, Of Jackson, expressed the
opinion that Wheeling wa the place to
starr the railroad from, and the Kentucky
line the place to end 1t,
Judge Loomis Thought that when
Keen, saEacious business men, like the
Wheeling corporaton, gave their endorse
msRttO such an enterprise, 1t was. quite
safe for all 10 back it up. lie was afraid
five did not secure this road now, the
Ohio people would, and thus cut us of for
years He also called public attention to
hetact that narrow gauge from Clarks.
burg to Charleston was strongly agitAted,
aud II behooves us 70 act at once and
promptly"
Col. W. p. Thompson thought there
could be no two opinions as 10 the desirable.
lily and Importance ot both these roads,
There could be no doubt about their pay
ing. lie said that tho Weston narrow
gauge road was already paying the in.
terest on la bonds, dividends upon IL
STOCK and something into tue sinking
innd; ltthat short road connecting two
small places was paying, why would not a
ilne connecting Wheeling and Parkers.
oarg pay much larger. These enterprises
wonn give encouragement 70 imtniHra.
uon trade, manufactures aud would make
Ls sM nature intended We should be by
Tue JO1r"al In speaking Of the railroad
meeting makes uae Of the following Ian,
va. tae psa,r{a tSlI1G@ meeting last Friday night
SSrT. ksSub IRiS11Sie1I IiSsI. ridden as ParkerS
's"us Democrats aud Green
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The Board Of Directors Of the Orator
Bank recently submitted to the stockhold
enseveral propositions relating to propOs
rd changes In the bank. These PROPOSE
tions we're voted oil by the stakeholder
and two-thinls voted In favor ol adopting
the National banking system; to reduce
the rate OF interest TO per cent, and in
crease the capital stock. The change will
W into effect about the lsE Of January
next.-GntlOn S,7tiRtl.
This action Of the Grafton bank remlndl
US that State banking institution over a
Cadln, Ohio, has just decided to go into
the National system. The present indica
tons are that the National bank currenc,
otthe country will be rapidly increased in
the coming year.
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WAsnlSGroS, December 4.-Rcpreseuta.
tive Herbert, of Alabama, has introduced
Abill suggestingan amendment to the Cen.
Sas Law. It is intended as preventive
o. fraud IN the enumeration of population
and provides that enumerators, alter hay.
ing taken the census, shall place the list
oil names upon the records, alphabetically
arranged, In some conspicuous place in
the district, where it will be accessible 10
all, and provides for an opportunity Tor
persons who have complaints Of omission
or addition to submit corrections. super.
intendent Walker is understood TO O6Iec,
to the suggestion because OF the additional
expense involved,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-06

ASN NEaaAs
LOUISVILLE, December 5.-The prepara
tons for Gen. Grants reception in Lou
isville are extensive and complete. He il
10 be received at the indianapolis depoI
and escorted by the Mayor and large
procession to the Court House, where Ii.
Governor and a committee Of represents
tive citizens will be assembled. The MayoI
will at the Court House make bis speech
Of welcome, and after Gen. Grants re.
sponse the Governor will speak for the
State. Gen. Grant then goes to the Lou
isville Hotel, where elegant apartments
are provided, and after lunch will re.
ceive citizens and ex.soldiers who desire
TO pay their respectS. At 8 o'clock be
dimes with Hon. Henry Watterson. Mrs.
FOulds and her sister, Mrs. Shrene, will
give handsome reception to Mrs. Grant
from to Q O'Clock. Main street at might
will he illuminated, and through which
the General and Mrs. Grant will pass o
the Gait House, where one Of the most
brilliant receptions ever given in Louis.
vile will take place.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-06

The late torn Of the County Court ia,
this county lasted ten days. Tho daiIy
expense for juries was about ioTty.fvs
dollars, or a total expense Of SEQ. ifbers
were tried during the term seven v inv
cases, most ol which were Of minor in.
portancc and In proper tribunal sho,,id
have been disposed Of 10 an hour's H." a q
each. Our judicial system Is both costIS %
and unsatisfactory to lltiVants, and sySry
case that eau he Il appealed. Its q pity ia
West Virginia Legislature did moi oiTsS @
the people something better, ''
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sAS FRANCISCO, December 6.-Two days
ago United States Detective Finnsean
went to Los Angeles on the intelligence
from the Chief of Police OF that place thai
he had arrested man for passing counD
terfeit five dollar gold piece. On question.
ing the prisoner FlnnegRn got clue 10 the
place In the mountains where the manu-.
iACtuTe Of spurious coin was carried on,
In Dalton canon, Sierre Madre range, he
found the deserted camp, 4 lot Of counter
feitlng tools and material and paper
Emor MallaCk and VIM. Lewis were ar,
rested aud held In 5000 and 5000 bal
respectively. Counterfeit coin has beer
circulated all through the southern por.
ton OF the State.
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The Flushing ra"nel.

BolaitS Leader.
Tho long looked for opening Of the
Flushing tunnel, on the line Of the c., T
V.& ". Railroad, came on Friday last
The first light Of day was seen through the
hill at noon on that day. The contractor
+. DGrrah, was 50 rejoiced over the com
pletion OF the great work that he gave
blowout, 10 which all Of his men who hat
worked through the long tunnel oi ! ~;
feet, together with their wives, were in
yIted. Mr.. Darrah made It interesting 10
them, and all ot,the other visitors who at
landed.
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FoRgIGS NOTES.

The waters OF the Gnurdiana river, in
Spain, have risen considerably, and fresh
inundatlons are apprehended.
The Cabinet Council hus approved the
report OF the Senate Committee on the
bill for the abolition OF slavery IN Cuba.
Premier CImpJs prUmiseI the Cuban
dehutes that he will shortly present to
thu CUrtrs the bills relative to economical
retorws in the laws relative u the coast
ing trade Of Cuba.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-06
RNNNIA.

st. PETERSBURG, December 6.-The C1al
visited the theatre last night and was mos
enthusiastically received. The perform
ance was suspended while the Russian
National anthem was sung.
An excited crowd, on Tuesday broke in
the windows OF the house near Moscow
where they supposed 4 mine had beer
fired. They had commenced To wreck the
house, but were stopped BY the police.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-06

LONDON, December 5.-The issue OF prior
lien bonds by the Atlantic K Great West.
ern Railroad reorganization trustees, II Ia
satd. has bern successfully completed 10
Holland The amount issued there and
here Is SS,0OO,0O0, but It Is contemplated
TO Increase the amount by 5000, 900 to
complete the equipment Of the road to .
standard gauge and to pay OA all existing
prior liens.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-06

GHIe4So, December S.-Ths Drovsn Jour,
aoes-RscelPs 10000 head shipment
400 head. Market booming, highest prices
In over two yeArs; generally 20SS0S higher,
Weakening toward he close, along with pru,
visions; mixed = 5oat eoi choice heavy 81 q
C4rftE-R6celpts 1900 head: shipment
,6Oo head, Masket armer but not quota
bly, higher; shipping o 4Oal %: butnheF
Western and Texans steady, =
6RETP-RSc Sceips 800 bead; quiet and I'm
changed At Is 61Al %. 754l :
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hackers all endorsed the resolutions, Ut.
tered the same sentiments, advocated the
same principles and voted the SAne ticket.
1t was tile best meeting ever held in Park.
erSburg, and SET up q ticket which, II sue.
Cessiul, will prove the best and confer
more real good than any ticket that has
been cot np during the past fifty years.
Our solid men, our business men, our
middle men, our lAbOFlng men; In fact,
everybody, Is. in favor Oiths railroad en-
leFbfise.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-06

sscneen'lllo Herald ot yesterday.
The plans for the new pottery have ar.
rived, and the contract for its construction
will probably be awarded tomorrow or
Monday. 1t will be a twO-story brick
building with stone foundation. The
lower story is eleven feet high and di.
vided into twenty-five Compartments. one
Of which contains three kilns, although
tie structure Is intended to hold lye
kllnS u necessary. Thesecond story is ten
lset high. The building fronts 94O ieet OH
tie railroad, and l60 feet on South street,
Work OF clearing Off thegrouud will begin
tq-morrow morning,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-06

DETROIT, December &-Liz1Ie Falk, a
laundry girl In the Russell lIouse,th city,
While descending in the freight compart.
ISnt q the hotel elevator, about 3 O'Clock
THIS afternoon, was caught between the
elevator and aprolecting beam, and hel
neck and lower Jaw 50 terribly crushed a
to cause instant death,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-06

TOLEDO, December 5.-Whcat easier. am Ina,
Michigan Spotand December 81 3IE: January
u SGk; No. 2 red winter, spot and Derrn,h,tS
81 80; january 81 3I1, February ii Syt,
March n igH. Corn steady; hipl miysi
iJc; No. . spot 4?SC; May isJic; rrierisI
&c. Oats quiet; No, cake. Glover S.rI
lirm and unchanged. Dressed hogs SI IL.
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Irwtll be seen by our Washington dis
patches this morning that big effort ID
going TO be made by Congress to get the
dollar Of the dads into circulation. The
banks are to use specie reserve hereafter.
This is u good movement, All the silver
should be got out, and Just that many
ErrenbackS should be redeemed and can.
,.IlaI
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The First Week Of Congress FLASHED
and EOthIng Done,

anu Rotutnk DOncs
WASHINGTON, December 5.-The tirst
week otlegisIation has closed and nothing
has been done by either house. The Dem.
crats, who have the responsible control Of
legislation, seem TO make haste slowly.
The interval between now and Monday
will be devoted to planning upon both
sides, and from strategic and political
point Of view there Is something to think
about. The Democrats have been insist.
Ing that there were to be dlssenSiOni
among the Republicans on the finance
questions, and that the Democracy had
only 10 wait 10 see the unity OF the Re
publicans destroyed, and 10 regain fol
themselves from these dlsSensions what
they had lost through the speeches and
policy Of the extra session. Joe Blackburn
has said, "Thls finance row Is entirely with
the Republicans; the Democrats have
nothing 10 do with It."
General Chambers says, "The course ioI
the Democrats Is to stand Alooi lrsm Q
Eight which the Republicans have com
menced." Morrison, Of illinois, thinks
1.-THE best thing that wc can do Is 70 ignore
the question, AZ far rs i Is raised BY Re
ppblicans." Thurman echoes these viows
Fernando Wood declares that the Hspub
llcaps must be permitted TO fight II out
But II happens that the great dlssenSionl
Of the session upon this subject are to b.
with, tho Democracy. There will 10 nc
considerable ultimate difference amonI
the Republicans. The tables ate already
tgrrCS, The BepublicanS nay OF mai
not as i party 1ho0se ID AlopJ q i poiiOj
the Recommendations d the Secretary o
tho Treasury and Of the President.
Congressman are TO be believed, neithe
q these two high officials now In
Of the administration, but GhAFacteFaEt
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PnlLApELrinA, December G.-WooI ouIr,
but firm: Ohio. Pennsylvania and West VIZ.
ginIa N% and above 60A5Sc; \ 6OaSlc: me-.
dlum HiA61Hc; c0a0e 60ajic; New S'ort
Michigan, Indiana and western ane BATS, ,
medium bSaSJc coarse IOc; washed cOm6Ins
and delAInes bOAtOc; nnwaShed combine AMI
delAincS 4OAaSci pulled ISG5Oc; tub.wasl,ei a.
aD)C, ~
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CINCINNATI, December 5.-A coWmerciaI
special from Crestline, Ohio, says that an
unknown burglar was shot there last
night by young Mr.. Faltz, who sleeps In
y Doet and shoe store. The burglar wal
at me back door boring panel, when
f9ltz shot him dead from within, Tive
other burglars were frightened away.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-06

NIcEsBuRd, December S.-Me rOport
from Delta, publisaOd In the 0bserrer, and
teIeErSPsEi from New Orleans last night
about affairs In Madison parish, Louisiana
y pronounced false In every par.iOniaE'
Il. IL. Brown, the man reported hanged,
was 9t home at Tallulah, Louisiana, this
evening ,wCll and hearty. The other case
reported are on par with that oil Brown.
Ehe election passed of more quietly than
has been known for Yeara. '"N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-06

WHAT Is life worth TO the victim Of dis.
eaSed kidneys or bladder. Bethesda
Water has sent sufferers "back from the
brink OF the ETaYs," and 4 offered to all
sufferers from urinary tFoplies, aS q GqFP,
Try it and add another name 10 the long
list Of grateful ones,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-06

loSpoS, December 5.-The Anchor Line
steamer Anglia, from New York Noyem-
Der 2ed To Glasgow, Is stranded near Plad.
da, low, rocky island Of Scotland, IL Il
expected she will be got OF.
LoSnoN, December 6.-The steamer,
Hihernia, from Baltimore, and Utonia
from New York, have arrived out
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BAETlX":AE. December 5.-Flour strong
westOSn Il superiinO - f6a5 10; extra IS 6OaO Is
F.mily ~ 76G1 26, Wheat, western irregula
and lower ;::NO. 2 western winter redkpot aut
December 81 601ial 81: January 81 BAY,
I523t: February 81 6tkal ok. Corn, west
ern firm; western mixed, spot and December
Csc; new GiA8lIfc; january, 0OaG0XC, Eel
ruRfy 6iA8l Nc. Oats tirn; western Hhits a
47Itc; do mixed l6AiBHo; Pennsylvania A
Axe. Rye steady at stlaSSc. HRyfirm, Mes
pork SIS Goals 50. Bllk meats, loose yhouil
ers nc; clear rib sides GKc; do packed 6III
74c bacon, shoulders 6XG; clear rib Nd,
sISc; hams iOlfal1hc. Lard SHc. Butte
easy; prime 70 choice western packed 9Sa2S,
roll 2la9ic. Eggs firm; fresh &c; lined I'd
lsC. Coffee steady; Rio caRoes l4aI7I<,
Sugar lower A soft lOItalOXc. Whisky tirr
and higher at 81 l4Al AK.
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New ioRK. December S,-Cottnn goods con.
tlnuc excited and prices steadily Adj anrInS
Several makes ol brown and bleached goods
cotton fiAnnelS, ticks, bags, Sc. were marked
Up to-day by agents. Prints In fair demand
Windsor, shirtlnEs and FreemAns robes aTe
advanced TO &c, GlnghAms fm. WooIrn
goods quiet, -"
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C1HctHMA1L, December 5.-Collon strong a,
l2xc. Flour Arm q % LOAF 2Sal %. Wheat
strong Ut u 2aal 81 Corn firm al Slate
oah strong and higher at 8GaSSc. Rye
stronger at SeaSSc. Barley steady and In fiIr
demand ~ Qat9c Pork quiet at 81 d
asked. Lard higher At O. IS, Bulk meSi.
tiFm and unchanged. BACON scarce and Ann
Green meatR demand light and holden finn
lhouldSra tNo; sides l1Kc; hams sASKe
Whisky demand fair aud market IirnI h
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PrrrSBuEOH, December PErRoLEUM :
Quiet; crude 81 a7lS ut PArker'S for shipment
refined SKC for Philadelphia delivery.
Oh CrTY, December 5.-PErRoLEUM-Mar
ket opened excited, with 81 2IS old, strictly
fell aud closed NJ 81 % bid, old. Shipments 81,
900 barrelsi Ayenging 5000. Transaction
10000 hAFTSlG
AHTxeRF, Dectmber 6,--PErEoLrux-Et'
fined 9Jf.
loxpoS, December 6.--PEruoLruN-R-
llned 7<il.
NEW YoRE, December 5-PRrRoLEuN-
bull United 81 slHal Ss11i crude 7|fasKc
BALTtNoRE, December .. - PErRoLEuN :
Crude nOminali refined %.
pmLtDELPhlA, December 6,-PETROLEuN.
Refined SXc,
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PMkenOuEg Journal.
wm. II. II. Flick is spoken Of as the
Republican candidate for COugrcsSfromtht
Second District. Flick would make q good
GongnasspRp and his voice would 70,
sound through (iO galleries. We would
like 70 cast one thousand votes tpy Flick
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TnE bank clearIngs AT Pittsburgh for the
month Of November, this year, were slS,.
aD,i5I, as against Slh,aGS,4Oi during the
same month last year IA gain Of 2S.2 per
cent. At Cleveland the gain was 3l.S per
cent, and at Chicago 4I.9.
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EEw ORLEANS, Dcccmbcr 6.-Cott,n N firm
middling l9c; low do IKE; roo.i % nr,I,
nary llI{C. Net receipts Ia,3aj nslsS. "r,.. "Os,
lB bales Exports, Great lriIaIn tiSGT
balesi coastwlse S,0l6 bales, Sale, l0O%
bales; stock 2i5, as bales. ~ '"VV'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-06

OUR Chicago lnarke. reports this morn.
lax quote hogs booming there yesterday
at Tue highest prices for two years past.
January lard Is also excited.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-06

NEw ORLEANS December 5.--CoHee dull T.,
Rio CanSOc' l4al; Nc. Sugar steady inferior
lSa53{r; common to good common GaJISr,
Lair 70 fully fair GtsaiHc; prime TO choice
iH9IAe; yellow clarified SASyIc MOlASr,
lulli common 9Ia2ic; centrifugal 95aS2c /;
'erinentlnE 9oadlc; Alr S0ASlc; prime 10
choice S2aSSc. lslce easlcT Louisiana ordinary