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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-16
RAILROAD ROBBERS
Au Extensive Gang Captured,

CaicAso, March l5.--The police have
captured an extensive gang Of railroad
freight car robbers. whose deprcdations
within two months have, II Is believed,
amounted 10 $4,000 OF $4,000. The
sufferers have been the lake Shore, the
C., h & q. aud the g., H. |. q p. roads,
4 larsc quantity Of the plumber has been
recovered. Tom Moore, a notorious
crook. heals the gang. Their plan Was
10 rob the cars while on the track here
under pretense Of being employees oi
the railroad
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THE nADs SHIP RAILWAY
Brought To tho Attention OF Congressmon
Special b. tho Register
"a ..,,,N5,.,,N, March IN

special - tho Register
WNsuISuIuS, March ID.
While the original proposition was To
construct u ship canal across the 18TH.
mus, Captain Eads, with the prestige OF
his Mississippi performances, Is, With
untiring energy, urging upon the con
alteration oi members of Congress his
ship railway, which he contends IN
cheaper, more expeditions and as ireo
from dangers IA the canal. As to cost,
he contends that.tho canal which De Los
scps would construct would require
$3.50, ,OOO, the amount Of national
bank notes now in circulation. His
ship railway, however, would only cost
$4,000 600, including the harboS, &c.
Tie says, furthermore, that his scheme
can be supported by an expenditure
oi 20 per cent Oi its receipts,
Tie i. clear that he can RAISE ship and
place II upon his railway ia ha hour,
but il one, by accident, should Get oil
the track, hc does not make IL 81 clear
that she could 10 gotten back In quick
time aud without serious damage or
loss Captain Eads, In reply TO the
question as To- the time II will take to
construct his ship railway, says hc
thinks IL can be completed within lour
years Tie informed the committee that
by his process he could take ship
across tho islhmus at the rate OF twelve
miles per hour with perfect safety. IL
is evident that the American engineer
does not Intend To allow the project oi
Dc I.csscps or anybody else To be APP
proved by Congress ia preference to his
without great struggle.
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THE SAND LOTS.
LARGE MEETING or W0RklNGMek
SUNDAY.
keamey Takes a New Departurs-judg-
msnt Against Hin inthe Police Court
An important Conference in
the Interest OF Peace.

SAN Francisco, March l5-There was
q large attendance at the Sand Lots yes
teriay evening, including many OF the
resi- ectablc classes drawn by curiosity.
Krarney took an entirely new depart
urc. lilo einyited the leaders OF the Citi.
Lens' Protective Union 10 meet the lead
ers oi the workingmen on the Sand Lots,
Tor an exchange Of views, promising them
u respectful hearing lie also informed
his followers that the objects oi the Citi-
Eens' Union had been misapprehended ;
that they intended to use the association
for the amelioralion Of tho condition OF
the city, for the good Of the laborlng
classes, and the restoration oi prosper
ity; that some INSCRIPTIONS men had
taken advantage Oi the movement to
create the impression that violent meas
urrs against the workingmen were in
tended, whereas nothing Of the kind
was meant Ills audience received his
novel speech undcmonstratively.
At the Metropolitan last evening, kdl-
loch adopted kearney's cue, and spoke
To- similar effect. II is evident that the
Citizens Union is making lts influence
felt.
Judgment Against Kearney.
SAN FRANCISCO, March l5.-ln the
police court To day, Judge Rex delivered
lengthy decision in the case Oi Denis
Kearncy, on charge oi vulgar and
threatening language. lie held
the defendant guilty on the
ground that it was calculated
to provoke breech Of the peace. Tho
second charge was that Ol threatening
to Kill any person who should plot
against his life. The court held that II
could not ho considered u crime, ~ the
circu instances in which killing would be
justified, were rccited rs qualifying tho
threat. Sentence was reserved tlll to-
morrow.
Important Conference.
SAN Francisco, March lb.-A confer
encr Oi great importance IN lts bearings
npon the present condition OF affairs In
this city was held at tho Mayors office
this afternoon, between Mayor kalloch,
representing the workingmcn, and
"A number Of prominent cltl'
E9ns bankers, merchants, aud others
ui tho protective union. The confer
cnce lasted from | ~ u quarter Ia 3
O'Clock, and was very harmonious and
satisfactory. The whole situation aud
the events Of the last few weeks were re-
viewed aud discussed. At present the
various considerations combine To rem
der II unavoidable 10 mako the details
but II may be said that there In
every reason to believe that within two
or three days arrangements will be con-
summatcd insuring harmonious and
mutually honorable settlement oi the
question which has 50 long vcxcd this
community, aud the restoration oi good
will, business confidence, activity aud
general prosperity.
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about ic; sales slow. Two car loads Of
premium steers went at lie; otherwise
the extreme range was Sl(sl0lc. EI.
porters used nearly 1000 head at st@
l0ic. Shipments Tor the week $50
live cattle, $500 quarters Of besf. 2,27o
carcaases Of mutton. and $50 dressed
hogs. The steamer Montana, nov
wrecked Ia the English Channel, hal
among her cargo 1900 quarters Of bcet
and 900 carcasses OF mutton. The
owner says $50 quarters Of beei only
will be saved.
Sheep Receipts yesterday and to-day
II, 500 head, making 1920 head for tho
week. Buyers arc holding back, aud
sellers glad to'make = clearance ri = re-
duction Of t.. Extreme range In tho
morning 81 00(@7 90 per loo lbs. ior
sheep, aud 50 SOtas ID per 100 lbs Tor
yearling lambs, but before the close
buyers were getting yearline lambs at
s. 20, and extra sheep at D(s7 10.
Two car loads clipped yesrlings were
held at s. 80.
5000 for tha week. Market quiet f
81 S5(s6 10.
East Libsrty.
East LIBERTY, March l5.-Cattls-
Receipts since Friday 1877 head OF
through and 662 head Of yard stock;
total Tor the week ending this day
2,t3S head of through and Az head OF
local, against 1904 head Of through aud
.l9l head of local the week before. The
supply IL fair aud the market slow, but
prices arc q little easier, with . iaif
show ing Of good shipping stock and
nearly all sold. best u 0Ots,5 70. lair 10
good 81 00(St S.; common ~ zoos ~.
sales 10 day $50 head.
Hogs Receipts to-day 100 head
total Tor the week 1870 head, against
II. .0i0 head tho week before; Workers
81 6O,si 81; Philadclphias 81 0ols6 10.
Sheep Receipts to..lay 5.sOO head
total for tho week II 800 head, against
10, 500 the week before. The market
opened strong with last weeks prices,
but closing very dull. aud 10 To 70 ccnts
lower than last week.
Unioaso.
CHICAGO, March ID. - The Drorers
Journal reports hog receipts 1000 head: :
shipments 1909 head. Market fairly
active aud unchanged. mixed packing
81 20Csi 10; choice heavy " iSCDt 20,
light 81 20Ist %.
Cattle Receipts $500 head, ship.
ments 1000 head. Market slow aud
unsatisfactory; shipping ~ SNst @;
butchers moderately active aud un.
changed; oxen 81 00te% 20; calves
81 0,ka6 90.
Sheep Receipts 900 head. ship.
mcnts.5OO head. Market iairly active and
unchanged at u b0ta6 90.
baltimore.
BALriAoRg, March ID. Beef Cattle --
Market opened active and sha,ie high.
or, but closed dull and lower Very best
5te)5tc; first quality +tt5c; medium $40
&c; ordinary 2its2ic; most of the sales
wcro at 5Ca5ic. Receipts 800 head !.
sales 9s0 head
Swine--Thc market was fairly active,
with moderate offerings Arrivals $3.50
head. Quotations 6(a6ic.
Sheep Receipts 7lD head. Quota
tons, 6i@ilc.
CinoinnAtL
cos,nos Ssssssis'bb 4 bbsi 's:sH ss: iiis 6HtT T u:
packing 81 35Cat %. butchem' u 66fp
I 30. Receipts $50 head. shipments
325 head.
For additional Morids ~, Fourth Pagsl
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pENNsYLvANIA FACTIoss
The breach In the Democrats Ranks
SPECIAL 10 the Register

The Breach In the Democratic Ranks
sp,y,al o. Tue Register
WAsuISGroN, March 10,
The fight in the Democratic party OF
Pynnsylvania, while not presenting the
raw heal aud blOOiy-hOucs character ol
the trouble m New York, ~ ucycrthc-
le,s serious, aud the breach IL widening
For ten wears Randall aud Wallace have
been engaged IN a struggle tot suprema-
cy. butt IL only within aycar that their
R,ht has become ui sufficient import
anrr to draw much attention from the
country at largo This difficulty has
grown tu such degree ui bitterness
that Wallace, who II Tor Bayard OJ Han
rJck. allows Il To De pretty freely stated
in hi, name that II Tillvn BE- nominated
lao uii not support him. The Tact OF
the matter u that Wallace wants Iil'len
etIectually killed before the Conyentlon
meets. ~ as to dispose not only
OF the sage ui Gramcrry, but Also Ot Ran
dali. who il understood o. be Iildrn :
residuary lugaler la this business. That
il Wallace, who prctends TO be lighting
Tilden in the ln the interest OF the Dem
Ocratic party, is merely endcavoIlng to
Stranglr his old rival. Sam Randall Tue
Pennsylvania Democracy has been
curasI with the scltishncss Ot these two
selfish politicians 80 long that u - a
wonder the party does not arise and
crush them both in order 10 preserve It's
own existence and influence. tits Wal
lace and Randall that make Cameronism
possible ia Pennsylvania.
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Railn,ad Accident,

PnILIDEpHIA, March ia collision
at Forty-eighth street and Woodland
Avenue, on the West Chester railroad
between a passenger train and special
containing officers oi the road, resulted
Ia injury 20 Washington Hickman aud
Mr. Malin, directors, j. T. farnum,
president, and Samuel Mupcbowcr, aud
the baggage master, IorenEo Beck, Ol
West Chester, had bis Lex broken.
The President and officers were on q
tour, and telegraphed Augota 10 hold
the train. The dispatch Was received
not three minutes alter the train had
left Augora The operator ie!egraphe.l
the TACT hack, bat the train II Philalel
pbIa meantime had lcti, and q collision
iolloEeI
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GRAFTON.
Result OF the Municipal Election.

special Dispatch H. the Register
GRAFroS, March ID.
At the municipal election held here
today, tue following were elected, who
are among our best citizens; Mayor
Il. ID. Cochran. Councilmcn-fltst
ward, +. NJ. Durbin aud James flana-
agan; Second ward, J. NJ, Rogers. For
school Commissioner, A. j. Nuzum, OF
the First ward. Everything passed oil
quietly. The result is II Democratic
victory.
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PAPER PULP.
Prospects for tho Reduction Of tho DUTY.
special io jhs Register.

Prospects for tho Reduction OF tho Duty.
special io lhs Register
WAsuISGroS, March 10.
Prospects Tor a reduction OF the duty
on materials used IN the manufacture Ol
what ~ known as news print paper are
not very encouraging ior the advocates
ui thu proposed cJansC. la addition To-
the TACT that the Ways aud Means Com
mittrc has ,xpr, ssed very decided re-.
luctancr To- making any reductions IA
the tarlH law, Il appears that Fernando
Wold hrms'l reported the bill imposing
the "a .,t.ns duty ga wool pulp, which
il the chief commodity imported Tor ihc
paper mills, AMI the manufacturers oi
pulp argur that h, cannot agree toa bill
10 admit 4 ire without stuitiiying him
srll. Grn, raj Garfield, one oi the icad-
ius prutcclionlsls oi the Committee says
very plainly that the very same papers
which have always maintained that
protection Is necessary to national
prosperity now come n and
cry ior lrro trade az soon
a. they are touched 10y the business
boom which has caused an advance IN
the price oi paper, along With every
thing else ia manufactures. lie SAWS
the pricc oi paper cannot advance much
further. because at the prevailing prices
abroad aud at home paper can bc im'
ported and after paying the existing
duty il will afford one cent per pound
profit tn the importer, which - large
percentage oigain. lie thinks the pTicre
Oipapcr will come down as soon ~ trade
Aubsiirs into It's normal condition,
which will be- in few months, perhaps.
On the whole, it does not look a. 81 the
committee N disposed 10 lrgislaie "A low
tarin ia the interest OF newspapers
while keeping uP q high tar'i on every
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Fatal Amuy.

LouIsvILLE, Ny, March lS.--A
Co,trr Journal special from Montern,
ny, says ]. william Wise and NJ. J.
Pearson quarrelled about tobacco sticks
n lhAs place tins evening. when the
iormsr crushed the skall Of Psan'on
win q stone. and that he died within an
hour. Wise escaped. Pearson leaves q
wife and several small children.
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bpcclal ul,patch - The kcSistcr
WASHINGTON, March 10.
The Srnat this evening confirmed
Messrs. BalIing ami Richardson AZ Su.
prryisors oi Census ior Sirsinia. This
gives twp Democrats aud three Repub-
licans to that State.
The Secretary oi War, Gen. Sherman,
Gen, Terry and other army officers. are
urging the President to mitigate the
sentence Of Major Reno. 80 that he may
be only suspended for year with half
pay. Tms Clst r1citcs great interest in
army circles
The people here express qualification
tonight that senator Thurman has re-.
port "a tpc bill making rapc ia the DIS
triCt punishable with death.
Don Cam ron has subscribed two
hun ir Il and iity dollars 10 tho Wash
ington.lv Ualy, rtlty at Lexington,
Virginia.
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Extending the w. a w. Railroad.

washington NtpuibE
We learn from gentleman who has
lust returned from Wayncsburg, aud
Who IN familiar with the railroad
movement looking towards southern
extension, that tho people along the
line between Waynesburg and Blacks
vile, Just across the state line, have
raised enough oi money to grade, tie
and partially iron the fourteen miles
bstwecn the points mentioned. The
road will be finished this summer, aud
will be operated by the Washington
and Wayncsburg Railroad Company.
Parties are actively nj work at the
same time TO extend the narrow
gauge to Warrington, on the main
line oi the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road. This distance Of twenty-five
miles will enable q connection to be
made with the narrow gauge road, now
in operation from Clarksburg IA Wes-
ton, 2s miles. A movement has been
entered into by influential parties Ia
push the line southwcstw ardly, bring
Ing five or six county seats oi West
Virginia ia direct communication with
the capital, Charleston, on the kanawha
rtNct.
Tho prospects for - doing, through
Braxton and Clay counties, down tho
Elk river, are said 10 be very ilattering
The distance from Weston 10 Charlet-
ton Is ahout eighty miles.
The entire line between Pittsburgh
and Charleston, W. Va, by this route,
would only lie about 2ll miles, As at
present travelled, the distance Ia at least
inp miles, or almost twice n lar.
We are much pleased 10 learn that
the line between Washington and
waynesburg is doing a very good busi'
ness. The tonnage OF agricultural pro-
ducts, last year, amounted 10 over 5000
the total freight movement being 10000
tons The earnings were s2I 600 and
theeXpenses $4,000. leaving 5000 for
dividend and interest on the cost oi the
ROAD which Is, for tie twenty eight
miles, sIF 900.
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wm M.l. II Hot Cor the Chinese.

CHicAGo. March l5.-The Socialists
held a meeting tonight, 10 here adj
dresses from their leaders on the
Chinese question and adopted ultra
resolutions against immigration. They
also formulated a petition 10 the Cliy
Council TO quarantine against the
Chinese and threalencd dire things 10
case they shouid come toChicaso In any
numbers.
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HOUSE


BY Mr.. Singleton-A bill in relation
to telegraph communications Reierrcd,
II provides that all telegraph messages
delivered Tor transmission tO any tclc'
graph company availing itself OF tho pro-
visions Of titlcG e. Of the Revised Statutes,
aud copies thereof made by such com
pany at the place Of destination or any
intermediate point, shall be protected
from unreasonable search or seizure, or
from production as evidence in Judicial
and legislative proceedings To the same
extent as communications sent 10y mail
BY Mr.. ksklin-PropOsing constltu-
tionh amendment. Referred. The
amendment declares that the union oi
these United States shall bo perpetual,
aud all acts or atte npts tO separate or
destroy the union shall be treason
against the Federal Government, and
shall be punished n such. State :
limits aud boundaries are lnylolatc, aud
the right oi States 10 make and enforce
its local laws shall never be intericred
with by the Federal Government
BY Mr.. Buckner-For tho adjourn
meni Of Congress on the 2ilh OF May.
Referred
Mr. Caboll, chairman OF the Commit,
miltce un Railroads aud Canals III wed
TO suspend the rules and pass the bill 10
abolish all tolls on the Louisville and
Portland Canal. After debalc OF hall
an hour the motion was agreed 10 and
the bill passed,
Mr.. Harmer presented \ petition oi
soldiers aud sailors OF the volunteer
forces OF the United States for the pas
sage Of a Law for the equalization OF
bountieA Referred.
A number OF executive oommunica'
tons were also referred. Among them
Vas a letter from the Secrsiary ol the
Treasury in response 10 resolution
calling for certrin commercial statistics
relative 10 the trade between the At
lantic and Pacific coasts, which was re-
icrred 10 the Committee on the Inter
oceanic Canal.
Mr.. Cox was recognized by the
Speaker 10 move to snspend thS rules
Tor the purpose Of passing bill for the
relief OF the suffering Irish, but be vas
cut of by a motion 90 adjourn. lie
however, obtained leave 10 have printed
n report Of the COMMITTEES on Foreign
Ahais on the bill.
Adjourned.
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BEN WOOD.
New Furnaces banquet for tho Beneiit
OF tho lrish Sufferers Married st
"Srabble Dlaino's boom

OF tho lrish Sufferers Married 81
scrabble 60 Dlaino's Boom.
The Rolling Mill Company have in.
creased the capacity OF the boiling do.
partmcnt oi their mill by the addition OF
four new furnaces.
The Irish relief society intend giving
banquet in connection with thoir lee
tutc on "Wednesday evening next Tor the
benefit Of the Irish sufferers. May their
laudablc enterprise bc successful far be-
yond their anticipation.
Wo presume those young men who
received such u sudden bath will he
careful in the future how they venture
to overload a rotten boat.
Mr.. Jalaes Conoway aud Miss Mary
Tracy, VI this plsrr, having become "a.
tangled in the labyrinthian mazcs Of
tickle love, hicd themselves away
10 that Mecca OF JOY, Grotna
Green, on last Saturday evening,
where they were united IN the
bonds Of wedlock by the veteran knot
tier Esquire Mayos. As their Trail bark
glidcs along the turbulent stream oi llio
may they be- waited lar out upon the
sea OF JOY aud happiness by the winds
of prosperity, avoiding the many dan.
gorous snags aud rocks which line ts
trcaChcrous shores, and at the ond may
they sail peacefully iniothc great harbor
where peace and JOY shall bo theirs for
ever.
What has become Of the Blaine boom
We heard ~ much about II few days ago1
Has il gone where the woodbinc twinoth 2
A large number Of our citizens took IN
the great walking contest over the riyer
on Saturday evening last
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Heavy Ram Storm

ATLANTA, Ca. Marh l5.--There has
becn the heaviest rains for tho past four
days known In Georgia for years All
the streams are very biga and over
COWS. which VII damage the crops. srs
reported.
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Business rsiiurs.

ssx YoaK. March is.--J. w. Amer
man 4 Co. bakers and brokers. have
suspended. Cause. contracts In Nash.
vile 4 ChAttanoosa stock.
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THE OPPOSITION MAIL SERVICE
The Express Companies Cutting Down
the Receipts

WAsHxGroS, March 10.
The Postmaster General Is deter
mined to put a stop 10 leakage IN the
postal receipts, which has continued lor
about thirty years Soon after the dis
covery Of gold In California new towns
sprang up so rapidly and the means Of
communication between the states
and the Pacific coast we're 50 meAsrs
that months necessarily elapsed after
the congregation 0i thousands u miners
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PRODUCE.
New YorE.

NEw YogK. March 10. COTTON
Dull and easier at l3 3lGtsl3 6-l6c.
Flour-Dull. receipts 1900 barrels;
superiine wcHicfn state 81 75ta,5 % com.
mon TO good 81 35td6 10; good to choice
50 70CsS 90, whito wheat 81 S0ta,6 10.
extra Ohio - lj(a7 80, 81. Louis a. 20
Cas 90; Minnesota patent process " ~
(sS 75. whcat-fim; receipts 1900
bushels; No. 3 spring u -; ungraded
winter red 81 IOt5i isj. No. 3 red 81 "
mixed winter 81 HlG9l 40; ungradci
white 81 i2l; No. do. sales 5000
bushels, nj 81 IsiGDl AZ; No. 2 red sci.
Ter March, sales l2s.D0 bushels at
81 iS(ai 40 seller April, sales $40. 900
bushels at 81 iGl(ni isi seller May, sales
ZOO bushels at Sl i3i(ql bt. Rye.
Dull. Corn Dull; receipts 309, ,00
bushels. ungraded Js(s6 Gle; steamer 30
Ca,59ic: round yellow 60CfGOIc; No. 2 sci.
Ter March 57tab7ic seller May 53ic.
Oais-IIeayy; receipts $1,000 bushels; !;
white mixed i6Ca, a ie; white western "
@I9ic. liay-Dull al zoe. Hops
Nominal. Coffee Sominaliy un.
changed. Sugar Steady and In lair de-
mand, fair to good refining 7ies7ic.
Molasses Quiet aud frm; New Orleans
10000 Rirc--Steady aud Ia fair de-
mand, Carolina 6t@7ic. Petroleum
Dull and nominal United V0c, crude
6iCs7ic: refined 7i@7ic. Tsllow--
Quiet and steady nj 63ICa67ic. Rosin--
Quiet aud frm at tI 50tei IS. Turpen-
tine Steady at 49ita:,Oc. Esrs--Duli; /;
western Ils,l3c. Pork-Weak: old
mess Gil ObSil J0Cdii 62i: new tii %.
Beef-Quict and unchanged. Cut
Meats--Firm and unchanged. Lard
prime steam 81 20. Buttsr-Quiet and
iirm at i5sa3Oc. Checse-f,EHi western
li@lic. Whisky-Nominal at VI 10.
Cineinnsu
CscissAri, March Is. Cotton -
Quiet, declined ic ~ i2tc. flour--Eas-
Ter, not quotably lover. Wheat De.
inand fair ayd market arm at tl ~. Corn
--Fium at s3c. Oais--stroBg st Dc.
Rye Iirmer nj s6r. Barley-slnIet but
firm. extra No. . fall 1stes0c. Pork
Duh At Gil 62Iesil rs. LArd-fn fair
demand at 81 10. Bulk Meats-Quiet
at - I2ifs6 C0taS 20. Bscon-. Easler at
J(s.7tt4stc. Whisky--steady st 81 o..
f,uttsr Steady and unchsnged: choice
western reserved 27(a2sc; choics Oentrsl
Ohio 22ls,2sc. Lnsced Oil-S4sadv st
e0c.
nsv Orlsaas-
EEu OHlKAxs, March l5.-Conee-
Dull. Rio eargoes, ordinary 20 prime,
t3itsI6ic. Sugar Steady and In good
demand. common 10 good common
GtES7ie: fair " fully fair Ttta7te: prime
10 ehoioe 5issic; yellow clarified st9
sic. Molasses-Quiet; common 3o(S
| S3c; fair s5fs3Gc; centrifugal 30(Stoc;
prime 10 choice tOt<<ec: cisssfn bottoms
t5ts,5sc. Rico-Quirt and vesk iouisi.
ana ordinary 10 choice 6(S7c.
fyttsoufxh-
Prrsscsan. March iS-Pstselsun--
Fairly artive: crude nrpef and higher
si 81 Jtc si PErksr's ior shipmsut; re1nsd
7ie ior Philadelphia delivsrv.
LSvBs4o0g.
Sec rsrk
Nsv Yosg, March lS.--hssvSe-Rs-
...l..s. .lars Vxl<fsw 100 k~sd sDakinm