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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-07

Notes and Comment Concerning What
Goes On.

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Goes On.
The Diurnal Is today's parkcrsburg boat.
All local packets arc running now and do
ing splendidly
The levee was crowded oil day Saturday,
which was the first time for many days.
The new nellaire packet made trial trip
Saturday afternoon, and worked TO charm.
The river rose Saturday and yesterday II
was about stationary, with feet inches In
the channel.
Tho Katie stoCkdale passed UP Yesterday
noon en- route from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh,
and the Buckeye State passed up Saturday.
Old river men state that there always was
rise In the river In November sufficient to
Get out the large boats, We hope 1t will hold
good this month.
The Sidney, tho first Cincinnati packet to
arrive since last July, put into port Saturday
morning and left at a late hour that evening
with all she could carry being obliged TO re.
fuse freight.
A heavy gale was blowing when the Batch.
elor landed, breaking couple Of stern lines
and the stern line Of the wlarfboat, carrying
tout into the river. No damage.-SteiJen.
rite Herald.
The Andes Is due TO day from Cincinnati
and will load and leave for TINT point To-
morrow afternoon. One part Of her freight
consists Of fifty tons Of iron for MOundsville.
Captain Muheman Is In charge, assisted by
that prince Of clerks, Mart NOll
CINCtSSAri, Observation-Disclosures II feet and
about stationary. Weather cloudy, threaten
Ing rain and warmer.
NEw ORLEANS, November 5.-Arriyedi W.
7. Holiday. Weather cloudy and cool.
Heavy rain all morning.
EVANSVILLE, November 5.-Arrived: John
s. Hopkins, John NJ. Miller and barge, Evans
vile. Weather clear and mild. River 0.l0
feet aud falling. Business light.
LOUISVILLE November Culver rising with
OF feet in the canal and Y feet in the chute
on the falls. business good. Arrived. J..
W. GaiT, Cincinnati; New Year and Houston,
Cincinnati. DVpartedi Cali, Memphis.
CAIRO, November O-Arri<ed VIII Kyle
and Grand Lake, New Orleans belle Of Mem.
phis, vicksburg City OF drecnville, 81. Louis.
Departed: Sam Roberts, Evansville; VIII
Kyle, CinCihhati Lenora, Memphis Grand
Lake, ST. Louis; He'll OF Memphis, 81. LOFTS;
Jarrett, 81. Louis, Greenville, ViCksburg
River "a feet inches. Cloudy.
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RUN OK TIE BFAGR,
Conclusion OF 4Onr Gobllnsp Engage.
ment-ThS Academy.


The engagement here Of Mitchsll'I Pleasure
Party in "our COLLINS was a notable one.
The company numbers only seven, but there
is probably not another organization Of the
same size which Is as costly in the way OF
salaries, They are all what are known to the
profession as "high,priced people" and they
all earn their salaries. The manager, Mr.. W.
c. Mitchell, is a well known St, Louis gentle
man, proprietor Of the largest Opera House
there, which he has just completed At cost
exceeding 10000. A company Us good as
can be obtained is more Of an object to him
than low salaries, and the result Is one OF the
most excellent entertainments on the road.
The troupe consists Of William Gill, author
Of the comedy as we'll as Of Minnie Palmer
My Sweetheart aud other popular light
plays, and one Of the best comedians on the
stage .Ms, Gill Miss ElinOra DeertngG J.
N. Norcross, the famous basso; Francis VII
son, an unsurpassed personator Of light
comedy parts; VIM. Forester, pleasing actor
with q iine tenor voice; Miss Emma Carson, who
may be called the prima donna Of the party,
and who is possessed OF phenomenal soprano
voice, and Is withal u beautiful woman and
graceful and talented actress; and Miss
Myra V, Barry, an attractive young lady who
fits her part exceedingly we'll and sings a
delightful Contralto. We are glad TO say that
their matinee audience was the largest OF the
season, and the attendance Saturday night
much better than on Friday evening.
THg ACADEMY or MUSIC
will have the opening week all to itself In the
way OF amusements, and Manager Mullay
shows disposition to provide for the occa.
sion the best show possible, The attractions
for the week are almost unparalleled in the
history of the house, some Of the best variety
stars known to fame being on the bill. The
names will be found In our advertising col.
umns. With many Of the old performers
the patrons OF the Academy are acquainted,
and the new ones are said to be unsurpassed
in their specialties by any persons in the
profession, We bespeak for the management
that liberal patronage which their efforts tC
suit the public deserve.
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SILK House.
Largest assortment. I. BLUM 4 BRo.
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PERSONAL POINTS.
Intelligence Of Individuals, Prominent
or otherwise.


or otherwise.
John l., DiCkey Is rccOvCrng from his thirt
relapse Of typhoid fever
Judge Melvin Is home from Moundsvillc
where he has been holding Court.
The many friends OF City Health Oficei
Edwards are glad to see him about town onct
more.
Mr.. John q. Dclvllc, Of Martins Ferry
left on Saturday for lrOnton, Ohio, to visl
his son Who'll lying Ill.
Mrs. Thos Morton, with her husband, o
McKeespOrt, 'n., Is visit her father MI. q. NJ
bartholomew, at Bridgeport, Ohio.
Mr.. Mark Combs, who lias been VISITING
his brother, VIM. Combs, Of tho South End
leaves to-day for his hOme ut Little Wash
ington.
Judge James Morrow Jr., Of Fairmoni, /
in the city, and his familiar face and form
are noted with pleasure by his large circle o
friends.
Hon. W. H. II. Flick, Of Mnrtinsburg, or
rived in the city yesterday aud Is at the New
Mcclure. He is one Of the prominent Mason
Of the State.
Mr.. Cyrus r. Orr Of Newark private sec
rotary VI Manager Durham, OF tile b. 4 q
Ifnns-OlllO ulNlslOns WIS III tIlc CltS SesleI
day the guest OF friends
Hon. John W. Grantl,ani, Of Jefferson
county, prominent member OF the House o
Delegates, was among the advance guard D
the Masons arriving In the city.
Among the many prominent West Virgin
ians attracted to the city by the Masonic
meeting IL c. NJ. DAWSON, Esq, the fatnou
coal merchant Of Falrmont He may h
called one Of the solid mem Of the Stat
without anyeGaggontion.
The Washington %. C) roh says Mis-
birdie HARRISON daughter Of Captain George
Harrison, ot the Senate Is In tile city, Mis-
fIittiic has many warm admirers among The
Young gentlemen Of Wheeling who visited
neer Park the past summer
Col. Dan Rice, tho veteran Snowman who
has been making his headquarters In this city.
for several months, has concluded a contract
with two gentlemen by which he agrees to
lecture one hundred nights, fol. 500 night,
lie opens at wcllsburg Thursday, and lee.
lures at Moundsvillc Friday and Bellaire
Saturday.
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This evening MerCury,-thc planet, and
not the herald-makes transit OF the sun $
surface, Unfortunately, the tfansit COM
mencGs at o'clock IN the evening, when sun
and planet are safely below the horizon In
this longitude, aud Il Is invisible; but dwell
lers on the Pacific Coast, II the sky Is clear,
will have fine opportunity for observing
the phenomenon. Observers fortunate
enough to have access 10 good telescope
will sec Mercury passing over the suns face,
looking like u black ball, and taking
about five hours for the passage.
The event Is interesting as Cees-
tial curiosity, rs well us for It's connection
with various astronomical problems. The
cause OF this transit may be easily explained.
As Mercury rev0lYes within the CArtll's orbit,
he must come between us and tho sun at
every Inferior conjunction. II Ills orbit lay
In the same plane as that OF the earth there
would be transit ut every revolution. but
his orbit Is inclined seven degrees to the
earth's orbit, and, therefore, no must DO at or
near his nodes or crossing points, or else he
will pass above or below the sun, and
there will be no transit Tho earth or.
rives ut Mercury's nodes or cross.
ing points about the 10th Of November
and the It'll OF May; therefore translts OF
Mercury must occur near these dates The
earth makes thirteen revolutions In nearly
the same time that Mercury makes ffty.four.
When, therefore, transit has occurred at
one node, after an interval Of thirteen years
the earth and Mercury will return to nearly
the same relative position, and another tran.
Sit may occur at the same node The last
transit at the ascending or November node
was on November 4, 1868; the present one
occurs on November It'll, and tho next one
may be expected NoYember 10 1891.
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snme RIdlcnIonn Renorts,

The City Council Committee on Health
met yesterday afternoon. DR.. Edwards, City
Health Officer, reported that Richard Lowe,
living at the corner OF Main and Twenty.
third streets, had been taken Ill with what
was undoubtedly small pox. He recon.
mended the usual measures against the
spread Of the contagion, and was empowered
10 employ guard nurse, and any other
necessary attendants, and 10 treat the case
himself or employ competent physician al
the expense OF tho city. Exaggerated reports
have been circulated In the country and in
neighboring towns concerning the health Of
Wheeling. Small pOx and other contagious
diseases have been reported to be very bad
here, and the press OF towns In the vicinity
have aided IN spreading this false statement,
either with design or from having been I'm.
posed upon by those to whose interest II was
to have the lies circulated. There has
been but one case Of small pOx In the city re.
Gently, and that was the case OF son Of
Street Commissioner White, who encounter.
cd the contagiOn III Pittsburgh and came
home sick. lie was carefully isolated from
the public, no one being allowed TO enter OF
leave the house, and there was not any evil
result. This shows how ridiculous II Is to
fear any spread OF the present case, which Is
the result Of contact with q case at Grafton,
where Mr.. Lowe was boarding. The same
precautions have been taken as In the former
case, and no communication between the
Quarantined house and the outside world will
6c permitted. II Is well 10 be cautious
about ones person and premises, but there
Is no necessity whatever for alarm. An oC.
casional Cnso Of small pOx Is wholesome
In q community, II 1t proves an
incentive 10 cleanliness, which Is q
great preventive Of Contagion. Vaccination IL
also recommended, and the fact that one has
been once vacclnatCd Is not perfect security.
Doctors recommend that the operation BE
repeated every few years, and II the matter
takes II Is proof that the vaccination was
necessary, while II II does not there Is no
harm done. with these precautions care.
fully followed there Is no danger OF catching
the small pox in Wheeling and every rumor
TO the contrary originates with men who have
an object in making people In tie country
believe II dangerous to come to the city.
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llEv. J. D. MULroRD, Of the Baptist Church,
preached In DR.. Masdeh's church, last night
10 congregation which filled the vast house
In every corner He took for his text clause
Of the fourteenth verse OF the sixth chapter
Of Galatians: "'The cross Of our Lord, Jesus
Christi He spoke first Of tho death Of the
Savior on the cross, which had made that
symbol Of degration symbol Of triumphant
faith He then In sentences Of eloquence
and beauty dwelt upon the power Of the
cross, It's majesty and magnetism, and finally
referred to'its triumphS. Ills words were
listened to with rapt attention, and he made
a very favorable impression on his first intro.
luction TO the Fourth street congregation.
The music was especially fine, The choir
sang "IhnammAtus, y Miss Murine taking
the solo, and aequitting herself unusually
well even for her,
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Cheap Rates 10 chicago and the North.
west via Pan Handle Route, Tuesday,
November sth, 1SSI-TlckVtS Good for
Ten Days,
Encouraged by the patronage In former
years, the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati 4 81. Louis
hallway Company-pan Handle Route-an.
nounce that Its low rate fall excursion to
Chicago and the Northwest will be run on
Tuesday, November stli. As tickets will be
good for ten days, excurSloniSts will have
ample TING to SEQ the great city Chicago, or
VISIT friends and relatives III the Northwest.
In purchasing excursion tickets, our friends
should bear In mind that by the Pan Handle
Route adequate accommodations will be pro.
vided, that cars will run through from all
principal points, that connections are made
n Union depots, and further, that the Pan
Handle Route Is the shortest line. Excursion
train will leave Wheeling al $3.50 A. NJ, ar.
irving at Chicago at 1870 A. NJ. the following
day, Fare for round trip y % only. For
further information address ]. NJ. Belleville,
agent, r, W. 4 Ky. depot, OF John Baltic,
ticket agent, city office, Under Mcclure House,
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Lon Cnrrr. Harrison County. ".

LOST CREEK, Harrison County, ". Va.
The citizens Of this place and surrounding
country are anxious for some man or com
pany with capital TO come and build A first.
class FLOURfNG Mill Coal and water in
abundance. Situate on the line OF the g., W.
4 q. X. X. For information correspond with
or come and see John A. Sheets or Daniel
Basel, Lost Creek Station, Harrison county,
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Eastern Dry Goods storc-MarshalI, Ken
nedy 4 Co. ara,
loch. a.
Wonderful Bargains-I. Blum & Bro
Head Of local.
Academy OF Music.
building Lots for Sale.
Assessment Notice.
Wanted-Reporter.
Regular Tuesday Packct-New Andes.
l,Ost--lIOot.
+. schbnk & Sons, Pork Packers.
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KEILuBR

Mr.. Elmer Robinson, who Is now in the
drug business at Youngstown, Ohio is home
on visit,
Ms Robsr. Nelson Inns returned home
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JUST RECEIYED-A new line OF Sill
yerwaro. Call and see 1t. MILLER 4
FRANZlIEIM, No. 1909 Market Street.
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A siltFwRECKED sailor waiting for a sail IA
ike a business man sitting Ath0me and nuts.
Ing Cough. or Cold, Get nr. Huil's Cough
Syrup and he cured Only % cents bottle,
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THose Blankets at Geo. q. Roths arc good
all wool, shrink less than any Blanket made
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CHOICE GOODS arriving every day al
DILLON'S JewClry Store.
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zEFHYRs, Germantown Wool, sa1ony and
Stocking Yarns fine assortment Of the best
grades at Geo q. Roth's.
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THE usual merchants lunch at Tho New
Mcclure House Sample Rooms daily.
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The following shows the range Of the Their
mometcr, us observed at Schnepfs drug store
Opera House corner, yesterday:
1880 1881
TAM. 12N.SPM7P.M M /? NJ or, MI Pm
90 o. VI 63 ~ OIL Oh 10
SUNDAY.
IA. M.12M3RM7rN IA 12M3R. NJ Pm
80 Gs Gs % " 70 W %
WEATHER INDICATIONS
WAsnrNaroS November I, lG.M-For Ten
nossee and the Ohio Valley generally cloudy
weather and rain northeast to southeast
winds, falling barometer and stationary OF
slight rise In temperature.
For the Lower Lake Region, fair weather
during tile day, followed by threatening
weather and rain, castCrly tosouthcrly winds
falling barometer, no change IN temperature
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"W1NE Of oARDUl" cures irregular.
painful, or difficult mensttuation.
Sold by Logan Go.
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FOR RENT,

GOOD ROOMS TO LET-WPII r,:,-
NJ HlsHED, with or withou, 49, - VI,
sH 80; Sor Main and Twentieth ItsS,,1 piF'!sl
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


A. A. Alden, Claysburgh, Jas. Morrow, Jr, FaIrm't
John Crelgh, ". Va, A. @. Birch, W, Va
W. II. Stephum, W. Va. Geo II. White, ". Va
X. schOendOefier Maine. a, J, llAlstetef, City
$. W. shhllcrnx, City. y. D. French, New York
A. H. Farra, Columbus. q. II. Darling, Charleston.
]. o. Payne, City. Mark Fisher, baltimore
A. N. Thompson, Cln'ti. Geo. IT, Shlnn, FalrmOnt.
J. Z. Smith, Cleveland Lou. KetHlObaum PhIla
J. Q. RlheldAfier, City. H. A, lireCk Cleveland
". N. q. Hall 4 W., WA a. A. RICC, city.
]. Lewis, ST. dau., viva. n. T. WlnteringeF, Ohio
!. y. Olden, Columbus. 4. Harrison, Detroit.
]. i. Allen, Columbus. ]. H. Clark Springfield.
Sam. Painter, Chicago. L. Kllburen, Cleveland.
VIM. DuCher, Boston. J. q. bell, u, 4 o. r. Il.
Watson Dantia, Newport, John y, DannA, Newport
Capt A. Mclaughlin, o, Chns, Ceather. Kalamazoo
H. shellkln, Kalamazoo, Geo. \, Plant, City.
Harry Fink, City, n, II. Jameson City.
II. II. Hook buffalo. W.LstOttsberyA W., Ia O
John AycOnf 4 w, ". Va. Vim. OakeS, WellGbufg.
YIN. Wright, California. d. Il, Smith, Maryland.
Jacob IlOrnbEOOk City. Geo. K, MCM0Olien, City
". Lewis Peters, ". Va. Isaac Adler, City,
s. Cochran, Bellatre, 8, Y. Hayden, D. 4 s.W.
]. Q. Mullay, city, J.P. Klein, Wellsbufg.
=. Q. MellOf, City
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ninaiA.

posor forget, wSkeep a large line Of clOaIs,
Dolmins, &c, Or, @, Rom,
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GENERAL NOTICES
aes II, IL FERGUSON. A,,l,r.,

ITO 81 Bo;N1DHoLDERS PITTSR AIis:s
month"; SShiS StiE,s SSsa'Peky Railway tonpaH
this company will be paid on n + ~ the bCnd, II
lnEd Gib6S, Registrar, at the oiiie, w Wy WI,
wanna kSallrQAd Company In Inc cIt, Wv peln,yi,
phl4, Blank forms Tor cOllectiu, ,b ~! ~ Fliadvl.
b. obtained at the Rank OF Wheeiismp' " t!SN' aiy
wurp,,vo ~ ~. v, II, RARSIS. T,,,.,
y asss-SS: ". Va. OGL0ber -. lSsl '''A'uist
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mail LETTINGS
Notice to Contractors
POSTOFFICE DEPARTMENT.,

POSTOFFICE DEPARTMENT,
Washington, D. G., Oct. Is, 1881.
PROPOSALS will BIO received at
the Contract Office of this Depart
ment until 3 7. NJ. of JANUARY Z,
1882, for carrying the mails Of tho
United States upon the routes, and
according to the schedule Ofarrival
and departure specified by the De.
partment, in the State Of West Vir.
ginia, from July ], 1882, to June 30,
1885. Lists OfrOutes, with sChed-
ules of arrivals and departures, in.
structiOns to bidders, with forms
for contracts and bonds and all
other necessary information, will
be furnished upon application to
the Second Assistant Postmaster
General.
THOMAS L. JAMES,
Postmaster General.
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HEALTH REPORT.

Mortality Statistics for the City Of
wheeling Tor October, 1851.
The following Is the report Of Health On
Ger Edwards for the month Of October
ns,,ha F,or, all ,.r,.s ,,,o.y,, y,,.r,.t,,r. and
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Cheap liiSnEets.
Come and see them, I. BLrN 4 bro
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Geo. q. R0th'S o. W
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WINE vi OARDUln makes rosy
cheeks and clear compilations.
Sold bv Logan &Co
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DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN;

ID EAL ESTATE BUILETIN!
An entire and complete OUTFIT fora Printing EIa9.
lishment. VIII be sold cheap
On York street, Island, two very desirable dwell,
lngs for sale.
Building Lots on South broadway South Ptta
and North York streets, East and South Wheeling
Desirable property on Fifteenth street
GOOOONcrcS Of West Virginia coal aud tlnbGlitdi
In different counties for sale
Arkansas, Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri and Wet
Virginia lands for exchange.
81 900 and g., 700 on good real estate lNphyH
e. A, SClAfERG %.
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Doimahs.
,lay, I, BLUN 4 BRN
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BtD c0rlOats Shsap a oe0. q. ROM.
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WANTED,

A GENTS TENTS, NANTEDT0 supply i:i THR
iSdHtIc ing 1,I demand for the only cahn M
tSld Just ST. p II Illustrated Ne Of PIdspIS G SS
rCse rom oscSTt TI - thrilling si9y d how VIZ Ee
Ivy, i,9gn Ia cabinet conflict Win ISp tEIy 'all rE9F
n"in,, surgical treatment death anJ Gnd S,'aihA
HHSs' SG; ABLY written: CmbciI.bnJ "vshI OOse'
Iow 81 tAe President, Cabinet M, G0, sllh pot
e term S' ~ nr !ae lastcst selling bSo I @H, fs
81 West Fou TIb, IN @S Addus HUBBARD BRos
49, S@-S@ sE.GCI, Cincinnati Ohin, nj
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Stocks continue very scarce In this line.
Irish potatoes are very scarce and high.
What few are on the market ore held at 8. por
blu, for choice.
Butter Is In very active demand and scarce.
A considerable lot Of Kansas has been ship
ped TO this market owing 10
the scarcity Of, home made. Northern 10 quoted
o. 2l@ All country l7@lS.
Esgs are In fair demand. There are no sour d
on the market. They would leadily bring Is
Gems.
Corn Is scarce on the streets and higher. II
IL now quoted at soto cents.
Oats are in. liberal receipt, and quoted at Q,
@s9 cents.
Hay Is quiet md unchanged.
Flour 10 quiet and arm.
Fruits are scarce.
The stock OF June apples isvery light.
Peaches are scarce and quoted at 70 cents 70
boz.
There are no oranges In III,
market.
ws,srmelons arc In plentiful, supply an,
quoted atsis per hundred.
Vegetables Of oil kinds are scarce and hish
owing to the drouth.
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Dry Goods

Matters were quiet in this line to-day,
po,h,nv of importance having
.ranspired in tho way of sal,s or fluctuations
IN prices. Late N W York advice' say, THE
trade for the season ID about over, ana few
ord "a are being taken. Most of the houses
ars busy making preparations for the I'll
trade. They feel fairly satisfied with the
spring business, and. there Is II hopeful t. ne
among the trade as selections are gener ly
vood and the outlook for the future favor.
able"
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We make tho following quotations.
OHAH0Ks- Sicily, nominal
LEMONS - Sicily per box. 7,O0!to SO. very
scarce.
NUrs- Almonds 25 per pound; Braz
100; nlLerts. li@-; English Walnut
monet chestnuts, imported, 90 italian
%; peanuts, Tennessee red, 8m; cocoanutR
per hundred 80 50.
FIGs-ln 10 Id boxes, per Id, 10.
PoP ConN-Prize packages, per half gross
s225
RAIsIHs-London layer, new, per tOx, IS 20;
ioyer, new, per box, 81 %.
BANANAs--Per bunch, nominal at 3 80
PorAroEs--Old per bu, II, minul new SC arc
at " per buthel
DATEs--ln trails, per Id, 90.
CuLhAsrs-71agSSc..
PRUNKs-0c.
PEcANs- Per h. retail; per hushel, loose
81, " 10 to o. %; sacked 81 80, So u.
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Leather. Etc.

sot1.L.xArIIKn OAR-No. 3s@Sa;no s6as7,
HEMLock Beat Buffalo slaughter, Aa3i;
good 49, do good No. 9, 20; good dam eed 81
OAK HARSras LnAraxn-No. I, $50 do 2 "a.
uxNLock-prlmc, 81 do good So, do No 2, Ss,
FRENCH CALfskiS--Sl.26 to el.g0, 90
cording 10 quality.
PuiLApxLrntA CALrsklN--No. lAl 10 10 Al .gS
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