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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-15
Financial and Commercial.
wheeling wholesale Market.
olrtcr DAILY IsTEttIoucrn,

ORfIcE DAILY lH~TELLI6khCEHt
WHEELING, Tuesday, December Il.
Business is very good In all departments Of
trade Just now. Groceries are brisk, dry
goods ara active, fruits and vegetables plsnti-
full and moderate in prices. Following are
the quotations:
APpLEs-Demand fai. at low pricea We
quote choice eating apples at I6ca$l % per
BUTrEE-Commizion merchants report a
good trade. wequOte choice TO fancy grades
at 20a22c, grease &c
CANNED GooDs Quotations: Peaches, 2n cans
per dog, 81 So; 8 D cans, $50; Sn
cans tomatoes, Sl30Al so; sweet corn, $lsO
al 10; Winslow cOrn,$1 81; common corn IL 3i
strawberies, 9 b cans, 81 50; blAckberdes,
9 b cans, 81 is; raspberries, . b cans. 81 40;
plums, 9 b cans, 81 go; lima beans, 2 n'eans,
IL IS; cove oysters, l b cans, light, 10c; 2p
cans, 81 80; cherries 81 IS.
CHEEsk-We quote prime new Ohio n
Western factory at l3hAltc, according 10 quail
ity; NewYork cream, / 6kal6c: Sweitzer.l2c
DRIED FRUITS - Quiet and steady. We
quote Apples at &c, Peaches 70 for prime
halves; Prunes &c; Currants new eye.
RaiGins, new, layers e $50; Valencia raisins
EseseGoOddemaud. wequOtestfictlyt fresh
at 2SaSOc per dos.
40a45c
FIsH-No 8 small mackerel bblA, IS 90;
No. 3 medium mackersl, 81 90; No. 2, 81 Goa
800.
FLOUR Market good. Patenssatip Clos
IS 50. Jobbing quotations are as follows
White wheat family $ 5Qa6 Is; rye tiour IS so.
FRurrs AND VEGETABLEs-0ranges, 50 OGAs OO
per box; lemons, per box, IS 76a4 so cocoa.
nuts, per loo, s. o0a5 20; cabbage s. 00alO 0O
per no; potatoes, 81 69al IS per barrel:
yellow Danver onions, s. 76a4 90 per barrel
Malaga grapes S. 80 per barrel or 20 cents
per pound; cranberrieS 81 uOa2 10 per box
baltimore sweet potatoes s. 2Sa2 80 per bar
rel Jersey, s. IS per barrel.
GRocERiB.- GFeet. fair to good Rio ct Ia
l5c, prime Ice, choice lie. best roasted l6
also, yellow Rio 16c, Java &c. SyTIps,
common 25aS0c, prime 35aiOc; choice 90;
Sugars, refined hard crushed l0Hc, %granulated
lOLc, powdered lOHc, A coffee exc
B &c, prairie A sugar exc, palace A exc.
yellow g SIC, golden c SC, prime '7hc
Rice, Carolins choice 7 c, New Orleans
prime exc. Raugoon &c.
GRALN-We quote prime red winter
shipping and milling new wheat 81 %: Corn
bquoted IN jobbing lots at 4Oai5c, cid Soc;
oats at Csc. and rye at 75c.
HAY-We quote oaled at $2l oOa22 90, and
loose At so 00a2l 90 and active.
HoMINY-Per barrel, s. 60.
HsNEY-Per ID. Sal0c; choice 25c per ID.
PEALL MEALS IS per barrel.
EAuS-The card rates on nails, fence and
brads from 1Od to God Is 81 IS.
PouLrRY-Young chickens 50 O0a2 Is per
dozen. Dressed turkeys 04llc per pound
Geese, dressed, Ease per pound. Ducks, dres :
ed, s. 40A3 % per dozen.
PRevIsroSs-The market for lard and fork
is good. Following are the current rates:
Packages for meats hold as follows: Casks, 900 Ibs.;
Hall CasksL 500 lbs; Tierres, 80 lbs; Barrels, 80 lb-.;
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NEoIoAL.
THE PEOPLE!

The bet sViisnca Of q Ehys!olsn'I SurcCss Il he
TESTIMONY Of bis patients The Increasing den9nds
hF my prUiId Bal EtTTtees Prove thai hsVs dtat
honora6 J AID fairly With thoss Who have rOu,ulted
me. InsVsr use = patients name Without pSTmlbston,
though I have many hundred certificates IRON these
Whoa | have eurrd alter they had been pronounced
many years hospItal experience aid familiarity with
therapeutic SCENTS, . eloie obsorVGnes o. tPmperanen.
tai psfulIArItes and stfiet attention 10 hJgeaIs man.
1geineut in,grSs Iuc,esl, II cure Il possible, And
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-15

DOOK ANDJoB PRINTING-ATT THE
d nIiv intGIIiFsneor Job oahoo you can ct ~
Hnds ii BoSS and Job Prtating On haIher'o,i noaee
aea . sad q E"r"-'Seta u
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BALrEMoRE December l4.-Flour quiet

BALTIMORE. December l4-Flour quiet and
without change. Wheat western lower
closing firm No. 2 western winter rcd, spot
and December $ll7Hall7X; January 81 l9
bid: February 81 22kal 22X: March 81 TAX
al 2S. Corn western quiet aud about steady
western mixed. spot and december bTAabS'
old and new; January. SIC bid. Oats qui :
and easier: western white 43I44c; do mixed ~
s42kc, Rye dull at 9sca9sXc, Hay uu-
changed. Provisions dull and unchanged.
Butter quiet unsteady at lsc.
PHILADELPHIA, December a. WOOL
Prices nominal; Ohio. Penusvlyl Ia aud W'st
VIRGINIA Xxx and above 4sa5cc; extra asa
Acc; medium 5Oa5lc; eoGrs' 43c; New York,
Michigan. Indiana and Western hne +tAl6c;
medium 49ah0c: coarse 43c; washed, combing
and de'AinS 4Sa66e i,GnEashed dt s3at0o; pull
ed ssa45C.
TOKYO, December l4.-wheat dull; No.
2 red Wabash splt 81 OAK: January 81 OAK.
February 81 OK: March 81 OK; April
ST Il. Corn lulli No. 2spotftYG May &c:
Oats quiet; No. 3,Ss<c; do May Tc: rejected
3INc. Clover, prime mammoth 81 30; prime
81 is; No. ., = IS.
RoV1or, December i+-waot-steady;
Ohio and Pennsylvania 4sG5lc; Michigan and
Wisconsin 44AIsc: combinR and dslAtne Asa
Isc for cOarse, and 60a5Sc for fine; delaine I'M
washed feeces, common and good S4a37c
pulled s5alsc for common and good, and
5Oa52c for choice,
NEE oRLEASA. December lt-Cotton In
GOOD demand and firm: opening at llSc; low
middlinR lie; good 70 ortinTy l0alsc. Net
receipts i, 704 bales; gTn9 receipts s,51s bales;
exports to Great Britain SOD bales e0astTise
) 6s7 bales; sales 1900 bales; stock 25e,o0O
bales.
CrScISxEfr, December l4-Hoes dull
and prizes & shade lower; common s. Sta
AS: light 81 $685. 45j packing q l5a4 10
butcher "a sat Is. Receipts 1900 head
.Sipments 1900 head.
Pr~rsBUpoH, December l4.-PETEoLEuN-
Quiet; crude and United certificates 9lHe; re-
6ned exc for Philadelphia delivery.
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RAGs-2c per pound.
sNT-Per barrel, Ohio river, 81 O0a1 10.
sEEps-Timothy seed, 81 Is per bushel
clover, S so; Mammoth Clover, $3.50 pei
bushel; Kentucky Blue Grass, per bush.
81 25c; Orchard Grass 81 IS.
WooL-Quoted at 4Oa,lc for choice washed.
and one-third of for unwashed. Market brisk
with q great deal Of wool offered.
wheeling Live stool Market.
Hoss-Good demand at 81 2SaI 40 per hun.
dred in prime packing, lots; butchers 81 50
Sheep s. 00a3 so
CNrrLE-This market Is fair at present, cat.
tie plenty. We quote young cattle, from 500
to 900 lbs, at rs a3c; bulls 2a2Hc; 600 "a
800 lbs, SG3Ac; 800 to 1000 lbs, 3aSEc
Cattle offered at present are native.
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count Of old orders and prices are ffm, but
current demand Is light P7iss quiet n
stssdy. White goods piqnes and guilt IN
fair demand. Heavy clothing woolens are
sluggish. Spring oGIsimeres and worstsd
eoatpRs in moderate request
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NEW YoRk December I4-MoHET-MarFet
active and ranged from 8 per cent 10 6H per
cent psr diem, closing at 8 l1S9 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper Cal per cent sterl'
ing Exchange bankefs' bills weak at 81 1S%;
de P.H1a. = s 81; for the week 81 $1,000.
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But II grsw, At last, to Its full estate;
And nov you may think some high born iate,
For 4 thing 70 cared for, lay In wait.
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RAILROAD B0SDs-Irregular on q moderate
volume OF business. Rhode Island coupon 6s
advanced s per cent to 1870. and &C q l. @.
6Irsts, 2 10 10. Iron Mountain (Arkar saS
branth) ffsts declined TX per cent to l0a, and
Mobile ana Ohio lrst d~ebentuFes, l per cent
to IS. =. ,ou
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PrfsEUR0H, December lL.-PETEoLEuN-
Quiet; crude and United certificates 9lHc; re-
fined exc for Philadelphia delivery.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-06-24

THf MOST SUCCESSFUL kEMEnX ever dc.
covered, Gs u i certain ia is Effects hna dees
noi Blister. BNAp rhoOF BELoW,
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AgrIenIlnraI.


NHn&@NNAANtN@ VITA AfNsA
he beat tine 20 construct an5er.
arAlns i IL the sping Of he year,
whea The Land Is soa When Eaade q
slOaa. thsy noa oaly iAsa foF all tine
bat carry OF The surface water much
aOoaer tAsa tie. IL oastisg ditch ior
. drain. tie moss expeditions way il to
last run = fuuoW with $ plOugh
As straight a. possible. where the drain
is 10 Be. and % the fst harrow back
fsrrow znethor Of sqeAl Width Their,
after shoyeling TO one side the earth Of
which this double fnrrow Is composed,
repeat the blowing and shoveiing by
attaching short chain between the
doubletree aud elevis. to Increase tho
distance between the two, and thus
cause The plow 10 run the required
depth. By this means, /. e., by repeat.
ed blowing and shoveling out, depth
Of from fifteen 10 twenty inches may be
obtained, and Of the proper width the
drain is 10 be. This much done, hitch
the tive horses. one 10 front Of the other
(tspdem fashion,, % a single coulter
pillow, with which rip up the subsoil and
throw out As before---repeating the
operation until the proper depth is bad.
In finishing the bottom oithe intend
ed drain. caro- should be taken TO have
II OF uniform smoothness throughout
its entire length, only sufficiently in
elining towards the mouth 70 cause the
water TO flow with equal freedom
through every part Of the drain ; other
wise little depressions will be left in
The bottom Of the drain. 10 which sedi
ment will accumulate to such an extent
a. 70 obstrnot the free passage OF the
water, and TINS choke up the drain and
render il useless.
The next thing then is to prepare the
stone for constructing the drain, aud
which---after being hauled in piles all
along the side Of the intended drain
should be broken into pieces not larger
than goose eggs, the smaller ones to
take their place 10 the bottom OF the
drain and the larger ones to be thrown
In promiscuously until within foot or
30 Of the surface, and, covering the
same with few leaves from the woods
to Gil the balance OF the drain with the
excavated earth.
When the low places occur in field
on which water is inclined TO stand SO
as 10 interfere with their cultivation.
aid for which no outlet can be conven-
iently had by means Of drain, very
good substitute will be found by dig
giDg q hole through the clay, some
three or four feet in diameter, filling
the same with stone to within few
inches Of the top, and covering with
leaves and earth as directed By this
heans the water will find ready out
let and perfect drainage will be secured
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raE ;I oFFICE ~ CLOVER.

Some time since I received an in.
quiry, with request to answer through
the Tribune. whether the growing Of
winter wheat alternately with clover
turned ia with summer falIow will ex-
lfanst The mineral elements Of the soil.
The FIRST inquiry IN answering this
question would be does the clover
grown on The land and plowed in re-
store TO the soil all that the wheat
crop extraets from I'll II il does not,
there must be exhaustion Of the wheat
element, aad unless the mineral ele'
ment is 90 abundant in soil that il can
not fail, there must be deterioration
without other means Of restoring II.
That clever IL one Of the best renova'
tors Of the soil 10 a mechanical say is
true. bot that Il supplies all that is es-
+sentIai to restore the plant food which
the wheat crop takes from the soil can
not be true, ior il returns nothing Of
miuera. element bat what il has drawn
from The soil. All plant growth is Com
posed Of organic and inorganic matter
the former i supplied chiefly through
the atmosphere. and the latter is taken
fsora he sell 10 which it grows That
clover contains the inorganic element
which the wheat requires IL true. but Is
frat taken from the soil to which il il
retained yet Il does doubtless bring
these Inorganic elements from the sob
soil below 10 degree. where the wheat
plant may not reseh i
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-06-24

the MONEY MADE IN A HILL TOWN.
An old resident Of tho town of Phil
lips, FraDkliD county, Maine. who
seems to have had taste tor statistics
and TO have access to the records,
the contributes to the Maine Farmer
report Of the money made by farming
and carried away from Phillips in the
past sixty years. A long list is given,
name by name, OF emigrants to the
west, with the money taken by them,
and the whole sums up 1884 200. This
takes account OF but part, and does
not include any sums sent away for
investment. but only the cash taken
away by the principal emigrants. Phil.
lipr is away in the back woods and
among the mountains, bnow clad near.
y half the year, and has but fourteen
hundred inhabitnts. It's bridges alone
cost $500 year to maintain, and in
the great freshet Of 1869 the damage
was estimated at 100000. More than
$40. 600 went into railroads to be lost and
then with the help of three other Esmal
towns we built railroad to our place
costing 500. 1000. We have also say.
ings and national bank. the stock Of
the latter $50. 900 being ell taken 10 one
day. This is the record Of one New
England hill town, and we suppose it
nigh. be paralleIed by more than one
such in Vermont. And yet we bear
the question does farming payY 1t
pays If The people psy-as they go.
When Il don't pay, you will usually
find the reason 10 four or fge bloated
human spiders-money lenders-who
have eaten out the substance Of the
nennle
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EoR SALE OR TO LET.
The resiespes u Ne lGtssH. 7. War. "a ia
FitnKs q Manchester. Buas4iage h - seliswt
es44is-o1. Aaers = kbcnt oss aErt q IA via
SEE isais Aue gtfaen nlnnsessd vita tie rYuz.
isss- TsFsas snsaeAsais. TaF p4rasalss ! Ia.
aiFe g
Manchester. VI. NarsA "a ltso. %
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From
COL. L. r. FOSTER.
Perseverance WIN Tell.

stauKhton. Mass, March iGth. 1880
n. J EENpAII. Nj. ID. Dear Sir. -in justice 10
you aud myself, think ought 90 lea you know
that have removed tso boHs spKvins With Ken.
calls Spawn Cure, one very large one, don
know hos long the spawn had seeu there, |
have Owned the horse eisht months II taqk me
for the ANAL one. / have nAsh ten bottles. The
horse 10 entirely well, not Al all stih and 20
bunch to seen o. felt This IL a wonderful med.
isins. IL new thiug hofe. but II il does for al
what Il has done Tot ma IL sale will be very
great, Respectfully ysurs
CHAa. II. PARKER.
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CANTERBURY SHAKERS
W0RLD-R RENOWNED
SARSAPARILLA.
The Great Health Reaoraivs
GENUINE SHAKER MEDICINE,

inyentsdIby Thes. CuEbstt and prepared foF 20
ran By TIE CANTERHuRH soeIETT " RHAEEns,
ATfnAkkR YItLAaK. n. II. Thoss who have
Jailed 70 b beDentted By other sAraApGEillas are
e&rnsesiy desired 10 maks sin gle trial Of this
pure ana vholetAla eempopHd OF Shaker sAFaA-
perilla, DAndoton. feiAew Do<k, MRnetake,
biaeh coAesh. GAEsst. lAdhA Hemp, and the
haIras Of 5nEipeF aAd Cabss emitted vita the
Iodide 81 potAssium, mAds BY the Society, be-
cause u q sAfp, never fAiling aud Adaptsa 10 All
ages and beth seIes.
II r'enssa the blosd. regulates TIE stomach
and bowels, puri1ss the system Of humora and
Inherited diseases, and lie OF priceless value in
maintaining the yirtu9s OF the houssbotd. IN
quire fos 0oABErrs sHkIKKs sLHsAFARn1A.
Sola essfywhere. a H
sHfxrA vnflcE. N. IT.. Jan I. 1850.
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so sou"
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''''s sa1 y " w ~
10y Ne'asu ''s' NA5 ITO" so''0s'
-" ''P'' '1', "
'"e1k'' - "''s' 0s'4 '
4 m'e'''st asked up'y 'siow
leAnieE up against . iebee, whsrs hs
Pee'N ~ ~ WIS
-" so' s'o"s any o zoo"
"'~' y ''
Ahe average person sPsAn aeOu'
lX' ~ofds a minute Ina estimate .
eohf'oe'ahiy eho' OF lhat required
Wafh tnc peAAsf nM HunA no 'Ai'
y - So '
'e' = S@'
~ At''eio y zoe buthng'on naWa'
eye = seriously aeaoea M'no-A
new ih'hB 10 roiiucs' TIC iosa o.
"'ha he'ng new tn'ng "a poiucs /"
VOC fanny ioI Asy'hi0g' h"s O'o -
P''s' 49,
me putehmen' when they came 10
sew hofA' oiu not wrest the sou nom
the hAnds OF ''s osners. Ihey ps'd
va Tor Mammalian Island, hKe aopest
men. aad toen played penny pitch WIN
TIE indiana and won II back.
1T 10 said that the male wasp does
not sung bat as The male ana female
wasp wear The same knd OF q polonA'se
Ano 'ooA as muoh allKe IS t~lLs, the
only way 10 distinguish their sex 10 TO
sa'eh one II u snngs you tia ie-
male u mol II "a gentleman wasp
A minister in one Of bis visits met
boy aud asked him what o'clock il
was About twelve, sir was tho re.
ply Wei, remarked the minister, !
thought / was more. It's never any
more here, said the boy when il gets
to DO twelve i iast begins at one again.
No, psrson, / probably never git
courage TO line do church. When
poor darky's spiritual wiser takes bin
down IN de riber, aud says, | now cap.
size thee. aud den ducks him under, il
70 time Cat darky locks after hisself
You don't play none o dem games on
me, old man.
An old lady recently visiting a
prison asked ono Of The attendants
why the prisoners received such coarse
food. He told her it was TO keep their
blood from becoming impure. And
when asked what they would do il
their blood was impure, be dryly re-
sponded. Break out.
The editor Of an No country week.
ly meant only kindness when he wrote.
Me- Ieots u this town atari. ,o.mnr.
row for Texas. II be fods the cou nIy
pleasant be will stay there. His Eel
lowtownsmeu sincerely hope that be
will ind the country ell be desires
And Mr.. jerks stopped over one train
10 give bis attention TO chasing that
a1ftax .s... - ia. =. "A -. To-
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STATEMENT MADE
Under. Oath,

To WHO'S IT MAY CONCERN - In the year 1875 !
trsstod with KendAls spawn Cure, bone
spawn Of several months growth, nesfly half A.
large ss hens egg, and completely stepped the
iansnsss aud removed the enlargement have
worked the horse ever RiBce very hard, aud he
has never been lame, nor could ] over see any
difference In tho size Of the hook joiuts since |
treated him with KendAll's SPAWN Cure.
Enosbnrgh Falls, VI, Feb. 2sth, 1872.
sworn and subscribsd TO before me this 10th
day on Feb A. D., 1879
JOHN q. JENNIE, Justice OF the Peace.
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KNOW THYSELF.

TIVE ustold Hiissnss that
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MA~~ this assertions sheuld purchase
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-02
THE DALLAS HERALD, TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH .,

per dozi two-hoop pals s2 OOas9 lO three
hoop, ~ 30,
T'GRs-Three nest, So lOas2 20 eight nest,
8a l0aS8 2bi No. ! per doa, ~ 5Oi No, 2,
81 60 No, ., 81 %,
WAsHBoARps-Wood, 81 2bi zine, 81 l0i
New Era, fba6 3d.
WILL liUoKRTs-Si 75as5 por doa
PowpEg-S6 10 per hog Of 90 lbsd l2I do,
~ ibl u do, 81 s6i blasting kegs, 81 20,
Snor-Drop, bng, sg, liurk, ~ 20,
MAGRRREL-No ! hbb, Sl2i hnlf-harres,
80 60I kita, II It's, Sll0, No, bbl',, Sl0i
EGOs-Whoesalo, 100 retail l2li per
dozen,
BUrrER-Country, l5a20c,I Western md
Kansas, l5a20e.
Su0AR-Crushod, ~ powdered, llaC
graduated, 49, A, II yellow, lO choice
Louisiana, Oli strictly prime slaO fair
10 prime, 7Sasl
Thoprlces less In hogheads,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-02

Designed to meet the public want for a
harmless hair dressing and restorative, is
found in Parker's Hair Balsam. 1t acts
like magic, commencing Mt the very roots,
removes dandruf and all humors from the
scalp, and never fails to restore gray or faded
hair to its original youthful color and beauty.
Falling hair is Immediately checked by its
use, and it produces growth of beautiful
young hair, soft, glossy and luxurant, that
surprises every one. These properties, add
cd to its exquisite perfume and purity of
composition, render it the growing favorite
of the toilet table everywhere. Sold in large
bottles at only so cents and 81 by all first
class druggists. 2eowtilaprl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-02

BAcoN-Clear sides 81 to Sc; brcakias
bacon l0c. per pound
DRY SALr---Clear sides 8; long II.
BUrTER-Seund stock 20, 25 and % cents
HAMs-Plain sugar cured 1Ol; canvassed
do l03; dry salt l0c.
LARD--Tierce, 81; in half barrels, tubs,
buckets and cans | to DC higher, determined
by the size of the package.
TEAs-Imperal, from As to Csc per pound
Young Hyson, 80 to AZ; Oolong, so to 10
Japan DUST 20 to 25c.
MoLAssEs AND SYRUPs.-Louisiana moas.
SOS, As to 60 cents. Table syrup, so to IS.
CoFFEE.--Rio, common. l4a to lot; ordi-
nary, l52 to l6f fair, l7a to lSf good
1871 to 1877 prime lSf.to 1871 choice, 10
to 20; Laguayra, l5l to 10 Java, IS
to 30.
Wholesale, 81 to 9. Retail, II to
l2t.
Corn MEAL-Wholesale lots at the loca
mills bolted 65c; unbolted SO; from store, 70,
per bushel. Chops, 81 80 per hundred.
SALr.--In barrel, S2.65 to So. Liverpool,
in sacks, Sl.S5; fine, $500 to $40.
CRAcKERs.--Sods, Xxx, IL to "a
XXX7 to. tic; XXXX, 7 to "a; Trade
Mark, IA to IL; Cream, % 10 10; Gin
ger Snaps, 81 to 10.
SoAp-olve, Ole per h.; Magnolia, per ID
4lc; Blue India, 6ia6lc; Sun, So so
per box; Honest, &c; Moon, &c Irish,6 ca
Fatherland, 7lc
BEANs--404lc per h.
CANDLRs-Star, 14a15c.
CHEESE Best brands of New York fan
cy, l6al7; Western, 15lal6lc.
HoNuNY AND GRITs-$b.35 per barrel.
SAuER KRAUT-Per barrel, $9@S10; half
do, $5aS5 so.
SWEET PoTATrEs-Yellow Yams, 81 25;
white, 81; red, 81 per bushel.
0NIoNs-Per barrel, SIS so
Coal Ou.-Below are revised quotations
1l0SF. test In carload lots 80 40 per case (:
100 can lots 50 As; so can lots 81 so; 25 do
81 So; 10 do 50 60; 8 do 81 IS. In bbls.
% cents.
TIEs-S25Oa2'55
BAGGISd-ll to III
CLOTHES PIYs-Round Csc; spring 81 90
per box.
MEAsuREs--l bushel, iron bound, So 80