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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-12
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WASHINGTON. Jan. IL 1886.
SENATE

SENATE.
ihE. Sherman introGuc d jiiot r"soluion
tcT :hs transfer Of so much az uey be .. :seary
# 3; dIcc'a lsGpd, of New York i,arnor, from
tho War TO Tie !:eE,u;y d rsr;mert, to De-
used Tor marlne ho~pl5si purps s., which vas
.efeired
Mr. Paddock Introduced bill to su horize
tho eip"lriOent OF commission e.s t. ass, rtaln
Gnd rrL0Ti tbe losses 6us siraG by the citizens
ei Tit u ). Oh ;c'oua. o! lGi;sp dtproda iIuS
aud t. adjust lGu cl ,iins arising taercil ON,
Th;cl Haa referred
hr. Wallace !uiroduc:d bill to provide for
the app luimont Of s;euugraptcrs fur ci cut
ard dish ct c. urls # the u. s., which wa. re-
tcrred.
Tbs Senate passed tho bill for the relief of T.
?. GtslGl9r, late assistant u. 3 treasurer
a Rtstou from blty Of losses by dciaios!iOn
u al m2lryee.
Also the b |, for he rcIif # Richard Gao
troll. pos;m,ser al Re mand, No., IRON liza
hihs for 1916 wrrtn IF moocy origts and
Stamps blown away ty hurricane.
Alsc Senate bill far the rel t @! j. s. Logan,
assignee. Ii d!I tho Seer tar9 ct tho Treas
nIy to pay LHga. $1,000. big tb4 arioun:
| rd9anced by the "as;csa BA,k Of Missouri
10 pay Y. :. troops during the Tar.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
| The Speaker proceeded t. call the States foI
! bills anu !o,olutlons, Undar which c. ID" fol
Il wiz wee Introduced AID lc:cr:cd:
By Mr. beou, of Ra3dc isIart, 10 raGuc.
lax % deposits su! jet to pa. III, 1T Win pcr-
Sol AID association cogascd il banking bust
ncs-.
By Mr. Robinson, # Massachusetts in r. =
ra''i u tic compensation and expenses IF aca-
'lOH ieeuis
! By Mr.. Wood, of New Y *, to f G liia:e
| b. rcu' dig e he na'ionai dcbt
by D.. E..i!, Of Lruisisua, providing for :
rnsli sr7iee between the y. =. ard e1ttaiu Tor
| 3cu couHiT,s.
| By Mr.. Warner, Of Ohio. to stop paper iu-
lltlon and pfovda for the ccessa!y lucruase .!
tno Vo'uns Of currency by the free coinage ct
81 v,r QUO gold, and aiiq;r aud gold certificate S
also resolution calling on the Stcro:ssy Of The
treasury t1r ,nt,tMs.lca as 70 iiuIe, ooudi ions,
oc, Of the y. S. Treasury hacor1iug Q uen; be,
/ IT The Ntw I ork Clearing House.
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Mr.. E.e:ao teoIcs that be Is implicated IL
the at.cC1 u recently made to brihe democratic
iucub.Fs ii the Maine Legislature. But VIC
arc at;s!! his denial viii 60 tcs naught. tor
Ter hcss chsracs is above reproach, the reuem.
b.aaee Q! III fsoous Muiligau letters. which
contaioed positive 81 d r,fraeabic evidence Of
Sir. B!accs bribery ii thc Pacific railroad CAS-.
rises Up hg.ins' ia rs Il witness before whom
nr u.uas Lu ( RS head.
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ursaera and sutc{dp.

FoYLEsTowN, Pa Jan. l2-JosepL Ha f.
ner, Q! Ardaluois, Bucks couoty, was COM
mi:ted to Jail last Sunday evening, 90 The
charge OF nu!terlop jacob Geb=r. ty shooting
hm iG 40 al'erestlcD atou, board money. His
wife and child called 10 see him this morning,
cut 8hen his cell door Vas opened be was touad
dead 10 bed. having committed suicide by cut.
ting his throat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-12
France and Prussia

LONDON. JsO. l2 A dispatch from Berlin
to the Tiines says: Particular attepti, is aow
being paid here 10 the Development Ct affairs ia
France. Il was hopcd that tiGo would remove
Sst:onal sn'iysthie5 aud that war might b. al
together avoided, hus this hope hag been much
sh' keG by roocns events 10 Franc. The new
French Cabinet aad particularly N. do Frog
ciarr, the premier, is misslus.cd the latter
being regarded as creature Of NJ. Gacbetta.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-12

aiF. LamsC0, the president OF tic Maine
S.nate, il the ,xrcise Of bis coortitutlopai
duties, iaa assGmcl tha flee of Governor CT
t3at Sja-o, sad issuod 8 Proclamation to tia;
eff CT. We sb2!t L W see whether General
Ch.uhrrsio, pi tho n1i'iia who he's, with
q Maine vii snrr"uhrr hi usurpeG au' hurity
to iaa!u3 hands, and whether the radicals vii!
sus.s!n !iM "a rs ro.s,hIo rrlu.ai 70 dc so
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The Maine Nuddle,

BosToN, Jan. l2-The Journals Augusta
5ptel.l OF last night says;
But ver7 few Of tho republican membtrs or
aluauts lett the CITY 10 day aud to night It ia
salG tha every man except one or two is Oh
haid Various rumors are ii ,ut a6 to the
moVemsuts Of each party 20 morrow. The ales
too "hoiher the committee on Ruuerus.. r.a!
votes will report, and Rho;bcr both brat caes
.sli! a;toupt to eli C. Cos r1cr to M GROW is
freely discussed. Inc general opini51 is that
tGoy will not presume 10 CLEO, governor, IS The
Hou,e IL It rscssui constituted. It is rumored
that l:adirg III ionia;s made cvcr urcsto day fo;
comGr"m!aa. Tfcn they were tali thai,
II . admi.i"n Of II ON bcrs Gioct OF tho disiran-
chi.cd cities and the tURas of Ea,minstcn and
SkcwneRnn would insure !hn atlcudance of the
republicans. This would sdd Il TO the G. re-
publican mem5:ra The committee find that SIX
persons received votes for 3oYsrnor-Da1is.
Hni' b. GarCelon, Bradbury, Cham betain sd
Gr"onieat TIE first four would be tbs Haces
from which two wCult hsye 70 90 chosen 70
SEQ 10 The ate. Thus if the House should be
republican, and the Senete fusion, q fusion Gov
crnur would b, elected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-12

the debt question &C divide their party, for that
question had heeD co1s,i:uiionsily, legally. equi.
IDLY ard definitely settled. but now that ]. IS
reopertd. it certainly is the part Of wisdom TO
rel.ose il IS Rapidly as possible.
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Fatally Stabbed

tIKcINNATI, Jan Ia spacisl d. patch 10
she GAZETTE Say. that while WILL: m Nllliken
and Henry crane, of Bsievilie. Ind, were
dfhtlng shout dog OF Saturday afternoon,
father snd fatally stabbed Ursae. He escaoed
without arrest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-12

"A Friend 10 poed. Is G lileud indeed" Sucn
field l. D.. Bulls Courh Syrup, which
should b. 10 rse;, fsrni!y, COST only IS cents
bottle acd may s-yc uauy d; o. BILL Give
II lfi,I.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-12

BlsMAEK Ia lruer from Russia to the
latspendeu. Rev. Dr.. Philip SchafF says:
Bismarck is beginning to look old, being 65
years o. sg2. Bur ho is still a. imposing figure
sod lo:ks like Jui!tar. HIS HcicuieGn frame,
bis massive hesd, lie conulaliius tye, ndiease
msn Of ezra o;dinsry dimecsious. Fore,
MI sly ard se't-reDose reside CO hia brow. tie
Ia ucquestloushy the g;estest statesman of the
ssc-a man OF Providence, so5t Of political
Luther. His actiev maus will assign him the
first place euolg oil the statesmen Germany
ever had; es Emperor william wiIi figure i,
history IS 'ha irst OF al! lie Emperor; aud
Gcccrai Mo''ke, the ,bpk'f O. baIlcs," who
is S!lsos IN seven laosusgea, IS the abest OF its
and success Us was exhibited 10 his trio, during
ihs Austrian wsr OF 1866 and the F:ecch war
q 1870 history has n.ycr se9n before, and ap
oUplre "hich ress % such foundation cannot
s0ou pass :wey. L. IS remarkable fac. shat
'htso great inen arc also men Ct faith, 10 the
Dlds: OF *. p,icsi ecncratioo.
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4 rived safe.

new YORK, JAP. l2-thc steamship Ar.
rosep, which left Bris.ol, E r., D,o.moer 10
aud which shortly afi,r her d: par u.c Was
'uHored to nave boon los:, reached hero This
mlrniog.
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c. r,nic rheumatism, which hsd q 10 him q
led fiddco cripple ior years y simple process
o ua5ipa;suop, IS GOV similarly hfTcc cd ia
this city. aod Is suprrsa;; by msa; TO have
n b d t disease uut II the patient end ito
iiiGasflf upon tie phi pic that children mako
"yrs leave their oy,s aEj stack those Of ,h Jir
pharmacies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-12

The c untcy atouGG Petersburg is almost
In0n,h|; D5ogGiGe h9u2is soE crpha1 boys .rcu,
New Lclk. There arc 1 . :0s Of such bays IL
alM9st c%crY Virginia city who would be de.
lighted Il fic2 could got good country BONES,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-12

Nv. NoEry Wafi Decchcr Is 1clIaskabe for
mang gycEi:ari!os. Dut tjr uooo uoEo than his
utter d!-r>eard Of Consistency AID .bo a@kward
ease wish which Dc fl rs over from siiu to SIDE
on ;utjc II iIos. Of him i: may be t.u'y
sid that ai1 op;aians orc like his Ca which be
chsUg1s scclidiag u the vsr!atioLs Of The
weather. Duriag tho labor strikes 10 this
Country, 8 tcE yeas sgr, &c was the !.ujcst 10
his call upon tic Government to cupD::ss them
Dy bu.iC: Bld ct70no!, and SAID shat labnrcrs
lived on too expensive food, and should be c2n
tcDt to suiSaf o. the ttrc o. heir ic.! 9w WORMS
ac7os tie Nai,r. Bat speh talk tid1't sui.
even some 0. ;hc sh9dGy pahobs 20 whom he
ezpouuGs Z religion ia which be has 10 fbiih
il VS. c0atrary 20 the spirit o. ibis country,
phic il fsTora'io 20 The p2or laao. and created
20 "t0h a!gtr.e G~mu)ecF hat he YES forced
t. make hu czplanctiof, thot Gas, how,ycr, By
10 mean, satisfactory. 81: has GZocricGce
tuGh: hlm auuc!tin@, t0r 20 reasJuat!3 HAD IL
100 ella 10 lcara, and, though 80 .coGut that al
;cn";lLor i, ~ Nttcm piing 10 prob by 1t n9
ilkc4 aEU'bcc tnck, nouns tie platform with
Mr.. par2eil INC acTa:i.n, %! ADVISES that he
pro2.r.y .! to resi- c3.a;o QWuc!s Of ira;scd be
tahen aTty :rsm iE.m I'D given 10 tacir
tclaU'S. H. Tot liz! ;h,s" traaris ssould
slll ;nc = or e.: I. ia he C rrec &C 1uu Ecucca-
tor, 40! TART talo, :. hls idca o. carried cut,
thtiu m"u5 h@v" e. b. another dispt S. IS, n
ana djs''iS0,irl, ~ Of 81 coO:tqncuc' 10 The
iCgiC II b.. n.xuii"hf ~ rigt he gpnI,a +. iry
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~ NATIoE.L GREEsBAcK Nh TING Il
VIII address the people Of Al, xsudria q:
GciocS Tomorrow night Jan. 18Th, Ut the sun
National Greenbsck Labor Club 4. IA. Suring-
or editor Portland, Msioe. New Era Leader.
lu.t iron the capital of Maine, will give full
scSounl o! the Republican frauds in mat State
OTHER speakers will b present.
g., +. McAULLIs,
Party. II
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%tmp g Knight. New York, to IA Reed,
Str Am Eliza fhi!sde!phis, to A Feed.
StT " Thompson, lower Pete, to 2 A Reed,
Str Lady Of tbs Lake, Norfolk, t. a Reed.
Washington q Bro
Schr Margaret klis, Upper Mschoduck corn,
to MISTER.
Sloo2 Fish Hawk, Rsgs Point, oysters, to
master.
CLEARED
STJ " Thompson. lower Porc, BY F 4 Read.
Scht asry Amelia, lower Potomac, for
oysters
MEMORANDA.
Schr "a |atd jarvi ia, hence, q. Key W st 10Th
Jchr a Il hoEo Lyon, end Q g i,sne I,snr
from Georg .Lo~n, at New haven 9Th
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ne" YORK. Jan, II Stocks buoysnt Mon.
ey 5a6. Flour null Wheat dull Corn dull.
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ASklYEO.

POEr OF ALEXANDRIA. JANUARY
Sun risGs..~.-..... I IL sun sats............,
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The memb.ts Of the By.rd OF y jcraea AID

MONDAY &gE>'u.. JANUARY u, 1850
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PUBLISHED DAILY AID rRI-WEEELY b!
EIGCsa1 t- r-,;cJ- 81 ~ IL sJJ,s.
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Tho GSrhe; opens quiet s.d :.r,co; are droop-
leg, on SCcount Of Inc decline IN other markets,
Thore Is 40 change 70 note in Flour. Tie re.
ceipts Of Wheat arc light, and there were no
aEiHs reported 20 day, bu. we mark down quo.
tation2. Corn is quiet, with isir receipts, and
ssies OF lO1 bushels al 81 for yellow, and IS for
white. Nc Gate reported. and so bushels of Rye
brought 30 Country produce lie ia liyh, receipt,
and prices are GENERALLY dull, oo account If the
wet weather. ERga have s2sin declined and
aad today ii i5a!h. Other attic os 81 quotations
BALTIMORE, Jan. IL -Virsnla g. deferr'd -:
DO consolidated 51! do second series 27;; psst
due coupons Is+ ; how tcn fortes 3?t Cotton
quiet; 'n!c;uE III Flour dull; howard st
nNd Western ;3uGor 80 50; do Extra 75s
Sc y; do Family 75aS7 %; City Mills Super
21so oOi 90 ANtra ) 75.SG 25 do Family 10
ST 10; do Bic brands 601S7 IS; pataDsco Fam
l!y % - Whcat--SoUthern nomins in the
absence u receipts; Western dull and lower:
S%uLh6rn red IL oiiJ; do s,ub,r Holds; No !
western w!hLt7 red suot aud Jan M; Feb l4-a
sl47i; har l5l5ai5i3 Uorn-:juutGorn auiot
nrd s:aads; Western dull and lower; Southern
Whit 81 G;;; d. yoilow IS; Western n,lxe1 $40.
snd JnG !-59; CAB 81 573; March 57i, 573:
Apri IS Get; steamer 56. Usts higher and
Elmi :-u;h RI 4ia49,; estcrn white 1919; DO
l::!kec % 81; Hs!.na l5siJ Rye dull st 95a97.
dsy steady pri;as g. Cuolce Psnnn ard MARY
land l5.SlS Cei'e firm; Rio csrgoss i4.l6;,
uasr strong n soft d. WhsKey dull at
ll;is5l II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-28

party to the other rarely changes any one
but himself. Party votes and net con-
verts decide elections. Literally thaus-
ands OF Republicans went over in 1872,
but the first news from North Carolina
outweighed all these dsfections, because
it showed that Grant was strong enough
to carry Southern States by Republican
votes. From that time on the tide swept
in the other direction, and Indiana, which
Hendricks saved out OF the Democratic
wreck in October went for Grant in Noyem-
Der. Unless there is behind them deep
rooted change among voters grounded
on some principle, widely-heralded con-
versions may easily do party more harm
than good. There is large floating vote
at the North which will not be brought TO
the polls unless it Is persuaded that Its
vote is needed, not to elect Garfield, but
to prevent Democratic victory. Among
thousands OF people the dread OF having
all the federal officers turned out aud re-
placed by Democrats is stronger than any
party feeling, and il this fear Is called into
play by the prospect Of Democratic VIC |
tory it may upset all possible calculations
based on other signs. In any case, all the
converts in the country will count for
nothing against an unfavorable showing
in Indiana.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-28

3. v. S. In New York Tribune
He had made an arrangement with
Heman Woodwork, carpenter in the
village, to live at his house, and have
lodging, board, washing, fuel, and light at
81 O6 a week; and this sum he expected
to earn by helping the carpenter on satur-
DAYS and at odd hours on school days.
The carpenter was building two-story
house, and James first work was to get
out siding at two cents board. The tirst
Saturday he planned fifty-one boards, and
so earned 81 09-ths most money he had
ever got for days work. That term he
paid his way, bought few books, and re-
turned home with s. in his pocket. he
now thought himself competent to teach a
country school, but in two day tramplng
through Cuyahoga county failed to ind
employment. Some schools had already
engaged teachers, aud where there was
still vacancy the trustees thought nun
too young. He returned home completely
discouraged and greatly Inundated by
the rebutfs he had met with. DE made Q
resolution that he would never again ask
Tor position OF any sort, and the resoln-
ton was kept, for every public place ne
has since, had has come to him unsougnt.
Next morning, while still in the depths
OF dependency, he heard u man call TO
his mother from the road. widow Gail
ield IA local corruption OF the name oil
Garheldl, whereas your boy JIM Iwon..
der IL he wouldn't like To teach our school
at the Ledge" James went out and
found a neighbOr from u district . mile
away, where the school had been broken
mn for two winters by the rowdyism oil
the big BOYS. He said he would like ia
try the school, but before deciding must
consult his uncle, Amos BoYntnn. That
evening there was q family consultation
Uncle Amos pOndered over the mattel
and finally said: "You go and try. 1t
You will 20 into that school AZ the boy
Jim Garfield; see that you come out ~
Mr.. Garfield, the schoolmlastsr. me
Young man mastered the school in the
school.roOm alter hard tnssle with th'
bully Of the district, who resented q h9g
ging, and tried To brain the teacher VIII
4 billet Of wood. no problem in his ate
life ever took so much absorbing though
and study "a that Of making the Ledge
School successful. He devised oil sorts
plans for making study interesting tn TIT
children, Joined in the outdoor sports o
the big boys, read aloud evenings to tbs
parents where he boarded. and won tn
hearts Of old and young. Before sprin'
he got the name OF the best schoolmaste
who ever taught at the Ledge. His wage
we're 81 month and board, aud d
Gboarded around" in the families Of tn
pupils.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-28

NEW YORK, July T.-COtton dull at II Ska
ike; futures barely steady. Flour dull
receipta 1900 barrels prices unchanged.
Wheat In far demand for exports and good
speculative trade; receipts $4,000 bushels;
No. 2 Milwaukee 81 DIAL o.; ungraded red
STcaSl OF; No. do, 81 DIAL %; Ma, . do,
81 o. I1al Osal -, the latter ChioCs i.old mixed
winter 81 %; steamer No 9 red 81 DIAL 0S1S
steamer No. white 81 02; No. white 81 Ola
OI: No. do, sales 1900 bushels ut 81 09a
/ 10; No. . red, July, sales 20s, 600 bushels
at 81 U7NaI 0S; August, sales SD2, 900 bughelS
at 81 oral OK; September, sales 2SR,O0O
bushels at 81 Q7jial OS, Corn heavy; re-
GENTS S1l,O,A bushelE unErahed 46ai7c; No.
!, 4ake; No. 9, 47a4Tkc; No. 9, white
SIC; No. 9 July 41a471<c; August 4TI{a47 &c;
September 4SaIsHc. Oats active aud shade
higher; rectipts $500 bushels; wesIeFn mixed
S2sl5 10; white S6a42c. Hay dull. Hops
dull aud unchanged. Coffee quiet and
steady. Sugar ST ady; lair 70 good refining
! ll-l6af l3-ld. MOasses firm. Rice steady
and unchanged. Petroleum duh and easier:
United 0lI4C; crude 7aINo refined &c. TallOw
0JIaB I.l6c. Resin nnminAlly unchanged.
Turpantine firm at &c. Eggs dull and un-
settled At l6al7c. Pork iregularand unsettled
new mes Sl4 OOa2O 90. Beef dull and un
changed, Cut meats quiet aud drm; lonI
clear 71c: short clearskc. Lard strong and
higher; prime steam 81 4IKa7 IS. Butte
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-28

Are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with the excruciating pain of cut
ting teeth? II so, go at once and get a
bottle Of Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup.
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer inn
acknowledgement upon it; there is no
mistake about it. There is not mother
on earth who has ever used it who will not
tell you at once that it will regulate the
bowels, and give rest to the mother, and
relief and health TO the child, operating
like magic. It is perfectly safe TO use In
all cases, and pleasant TO the taste, and Is
the prescription OF one OF the Oldest and
best female physicians and nurses in the
United States. Full directions for using
will accompany each bottle. None genuine
unless the fac-simile OF Curtis & Perkins Is
on the outside wrapper. Sold by all Medi-
cine Dealers. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
Beware OF limitations. Mw4P
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-28
Financial and Commercial.

oTTrcR DAILY IsTKLrIgRscEH, I
Tuasdnv July q.

| wHEELlSs, Tuesday, July q.
The past week has been a very fair one L
wholesale circles Provisions and pork hav
had quite a boom, the latter going up on
dollar per barrel. Fruits and vegetables ar
plentiful and daily becoming cheaper. Gro
ceries are firm at reduced prices. Wool Is &C
tive at unchanged quotations:
APPLB-Deuiand good at firm prices. W.
quote choice eating apples at 6Ocas2 W PEI
barrel.
BurrER-Commisso merchants report 4
good trade. WequOte choice to fancy grade:
at sa12c, grease Sc.
CANNED GOsDs Quotations: Peaches, n cans
per dog, new, s. 10; - ID cans, new, q 20
3 b cans tomatoes, 81 30; sweet corn; " 20
common corn 81 10; strawberries, u cans,
81 so; blAckberries, 9 b cans, 81 40; raSpbers
ries, 9 b cans, 81 so; pluns, 9 b cans, 81 80
lima beans, 9 b cans, 81 IS; cove oysters, D
cans, light, T5C; . n cans, 81 30.
CHEEsE-We quote prime new Ohio and
Western factory ut SC. according 70 DUAL.
Ity; NewYork cream, l51<al7c; Sweitzer. l2c.
DRIED FRUITS - Quiet and steady. We
quote Apples at SC, Peaches SC for prime
halves; Prunes SC; Currants new &c;
RGisins. new, layers SEQ; Valencia raisins.
new. SAc.
ESGs-Poor demand. wequOte strictly fresh
at Sc per doz.
FEATHERs-In good demand; live geese
40a45c
FIsH-No 8 small mackerel bbls., S 90;
No. medium mackerel, 81 w; No. 9, 81 5Oa
900.
FLOUR Market good. Patentsatin Gloss
81 %. JObbing quotations are rs follows:
White wheat family S OOa6.. %; rye hour s. u.s.
FRUITS AND observation-disclosures, % 00a8 SO
per box; tomatoes $lal 50 per bushel; lem
ons, per box, 81 75A5 50: c0coanuts, per 100,
81 OOa5 %; wAtermelOnS S15a30 per hundred !
musk melons S5al5 per hundred; cabbage
81 GOAL % per barrel; potatoes, 81 zeal so per
barrel; new potatoes, s. GOAL 5Uper barrel
BERMUDA onions s. 50 per box; radiSheS,
2Oc per dozen; cucumberS, 81 0UaS 90 barrel
Pine apples STEALS per 100; blackberries CSC
per bucket; whortlebsrries 75c per bucket;
peaches 81 GOAL Is per box; plums 81 15a
3 % per bushel.
GRoCRMRs.- G5ecS, fair to good Rio at M
I61<c, prime l7IEc, choice ls1zc, best roasted
IOa2OC, yellow Rio lSAc, Java sc. ST1tps,
common 25aS0c, prime S5a40c; choice 30;
New Orleans mOlaSSes, prime Soc, choice 6Oc.
Sugars, refined hard crushed lie, granulated
lOkc, powdered lOAc A coffee l011c
B 9Ac, prairie A sugar l0c, palace c exc,
yellow q 9Hc, golden c &C. prime Sc.
Rice, Carolina choice Ike, New Orleans
prime RAJ 1Sc, RangoOn &c.
GRAN-We quote prime red winter, both
milling aud shipping, ut 9Oa95c; prime
new, SOC. Corn is quoted ut 46a5Oc, oats Al
35a 40c, and rye at zoe.
HAY-we qaote baled at SIS 0Oa2O 90, and
loose at $l9 OOal6 90 and dull.
HOMINY-Per barrel, s. 10.
HONEY-Per ID. Sal0c.
NAus-'rhe card rates on nails, fence and
brads from lOd to God is s. Sc.
POULrRY-YOunS chickens 81 76a2 90 per
dozen.
PROVISIONS market for lard and pork
Is good. Following are the current rates
Packages tor meats hold as olloWE Casks, 900 lbs.
half Casks SO lbs. Terce $50 lbs Barrels, 80 lbs
Baps 100 lis
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-28

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-28
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