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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-17
ACARD PROM FATHER McELLIGoIr
His Version of the Conversation with
MIR Lewis Baker.

To he Editor n he EnteiltgeaeT.
sw: The urbane proprietor oil the Regis
Ter, Dir. Lewis Baker, has attempted In locsl
item in his journal of Monday to justify his
uneentlemanIy conduct towards me on last
Saturday. This he does by making nue. the
sggressor, and charging me with having as.
serted that the sensational article which ,ap.
peared in last Sunday weeks Register origin.
ated in his office. He furthermore asserts
that left his Office TO rush into print and
expose my untenable position. To
the truth OF the following statement
OF the occurrence am ready TO
make affidavit: During the past week was
approached by several Catholics, who asked
ior information concerning the Registers
sensational article. Almost all coucurred In
the opInion that the article never appeared
In the New York Journal, to which 1t was
credited, but was manufactured In the Office
OF the Register. Not being able to give my
inQuirers reliable information, and wishing
to give the Register chance 10 vindlcate
itself, called al the office Liant Saturday at
1880 A. M.-not In the afternoon as Mondays
Register stated. When entered the Office
Mr.. Baker was engaged. waited until
he was disengsged, and thus made known
nv business: "Mr. Baker, came 10 see you
about the sensational article that appeared
In last Sundays Register. II you have the
New York Journal, from which you claim 10
have copied 1t, would You be kind enough
Ia Let me see it," Mr.. Baker ans.
wared: "You had better send for It to New
York" knew this was the proper course
TO pursue, but / thought Mr.. Baker would
be courteous enough 10 lot me see It, and
spare me any further trouble. then stated
that Catholics generally believed the article
had Its origin In the office OF the Register.
At this Mr.. Baker assumed violent att
tnde, aud exclaimed, ANY one who says
80 Is q Cd d-n foolM "Apy one
who SAYS SO is Cd d-n fool"
and further, Anybody who says that Is q
cd d-n lia'!" explained that had not
laid so, but was simply stating what Others
had said, when Mr.. Baker interrupted me
and affirmed that had Just said so, thereby
implying that was the profanely qualified
|liar Atthis juncture, self.respect requir.
ing 1t, / left the office bidding the proprie.
tor OF the Register good morning.
10 the charge that rushed into print
have merely 10 say, made no attempt TO get
into print, but was approached by represen-
tatiyes OF the Evening Journal and NeRS.
Letter. OF course the public was entitled TO
an item OF so much interest 10 Mr.. Baker,
his readers and myself.
II has occurred 10 many Catholics that It
would have been at least politeif the Register,
before printing this sensational article, had
made inquiry Of the Cathedral or ut Mt de
Chantal, to know whether there was any
foun6ation In fact for such publication.
REv. JOHN McELLIsolr.
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KNIaars OF RYrarAs.
The Grand Lodge Of the state In So sion
In rhfa City,

The Grand Lodgs, K. Of p, OF this State,
commenced ia fourteenth annual session In
thiscity Yesterday morning. The Odd Fellows
kindly gave the use Of their hne hall in thier
block, corner Twelfth and Chapline streets,
the X. Of P. Lodge rooms In the eity being
hardly large enough for meeting OF the
Grand Lodge. Past Grand Chancellor W. T.
Logan, OF Msrtinsburg, and Grand Chancellor
W. T. Heaton, OF Psrkenburg, not being
present. Past Grand Chancellor VIM. Ger.
bardt, Of Msrtinsburg, was appointed Past
Grand Cnancellor pro temp0e. Past
Grand Chancellor J. Z. Stuck. Of New
burg was appointed Grand Vice Chancellor
pro tempore, and A. B. Doane, Sitting Vice
er-OfeiO. The following regularly elected
Grand Officers were present. Thomas Ben
nett, Grand Prelate; John F. Smith. Grand
Master OF Exchequef; J. Rufus Smith, G. L.
Of R, & y; G. N. De L. Smith, G. NJ. at A.;
". O. Raleigh, G. I g.; and Louis Freeeoldt,
G. 0.G. A call OF lodges was made and
quorum being present the lodge was opened
10 proper form. On motion OF Il. A. 9TH
man, P. g. O., the reading OF the proceedings
OF the last session was dispensed with and
the journal adopted as printed. The Past
Chancellors and accredited representatives
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The remains OF Mr.. Liueberger, who shot
himself in Sheekey's saloon last Sunday,
were taken to Steuhenyille for interment
yesterday. The proprietors OF the saloon will
be before Mayor Mitchell to-day for violating
the law against sailing liquor on Sunday.
The parties will no doub, plead guilty, aad
there will be no trial.
Martins Ferry has so increased in popula
ton within the last two or three yeas as 10
, come within the limits OF city Of the
sscond.olass, fourth grade, and steps arc be-
Of the town from village to city government
The purchase OF the land for the new Gem
etesy has at lest been contaminated and the
WALNUT Grove. 1t will at once be laid oul
into lots and avenues and made rs attractive
asposible. The price paid, $780, is con
sidered very reasonable,
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Last night q complimentary ball wa
rendered the Grand Lodge, X. Of p, OF th!i
STATE, now In session In this city, by the
local lodges at Arion Hall. The attendance
was not as large IS had been expected, still
the hall was comfortably hlled and every
one had an enjoyable time. Al the ettic .r
and nearly all the memoen Oh tne
Grand Lodge were p present rS ~ lone Ionas
lodges were not 90 well represented.
Tbs Opera House orchestra furnished the
music Tor the occasion. @. w. Doane, as:
sisted by n. Herbert, performed the duties OF
balIet master. The various committees were
well made up and did their work well. Sup
per was served by Graves and Dobbs.
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Sews and Gossip In Reference TO Various
People.

| EEOptes
s, George, Esq, OF Wellsburg, was In the
city yesterday.
Sheriff W. E. Bier, OF Peasants county,
was at the State House yesterday.
Mrs. C. E. Hooper. OF Grafton, Is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Ann Z. Caldwell, OF the South
Side.
Judge okey johnson arrived from Parkers-
burg last evening, aud took rooms at the
stamm House.
Bishop Peterkin, Of this Diocese, will be In
Cumberland, Md, Thursday evening for the
purpose OF administering The rite Of confir.
nation.
Miss George Neale, OF Clarksburg, who has
been the guest OF Miss Emma Stamm for
several weeks past, returned home last
evening.
Abraham Nuzum, Esq.,, substantial farmer
and stauuch Republican Of Harrison county,
accompanied by his wife, Is visiting Wheel.
ing and Bellaire friends.
DR.. J.. &. L. Hardesty, President OF the
Roard OF Regents OF the Deaf ,Dumb and
Blind Asylum, left for Romney yesterday
to attend meeting Of the Boara.
Mr.. wilmuth, Chief Clerk in the office OF
the State Superintendent OF Public Schools,
and Postmaster Sterling were ut Moundsville
ye ,terday.
Hon. E. G. Cracrait returned yesterday
from Cumberland, where be had been on 10
cal business. He had the misfortune 10
gprain his foot in jumping of a tram while
ahRant
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MOUNT VERNON SEMINARY.
V1 10Y AND lIOO ~, ST., EORTHwEsT
WNhinRInn, D. q,
Rnnrenl v alnes.lnY Eania nailnt u igsa

teal. '''N
ClGsic / rOuRe-Pnpsrcs for the eenIsr Year NJ,
the EeminATy; o. fer cntIAncs into VSEar Of
Frsne6 and eermAn-By the Natural Method"
(HauVenT)
EXECUTION Clarke i Ma N. Stevens Han. PIN
cipal o. the W0hiuEtoH scho0l Of A0CuliOn.
Vocal MuEic-DirCction Of Madame Annie Roe
jfn4tnnOntAl Mute-DirectiOn oil Prot Anton
GloeGIneT.
All, Drawing and Painting Direction OF Prof q
AeteE. Director Of Warrington ATt School.
teachers.
by permission Nm. soinen re-
ierS 70 the following pGuouI: ~
Rev. 3. @. Andrews, AIAhop Of N, Z, Church.
Washington, 2. O.; Hon. Il. u. Teller, Secretary 81
the Interior; Hon =. Harlan, AGbo. Jus u, IS, Stlp
Ct, Warrington, d, c.; Gea. John ", Foster II 4
a!niSter 70 Spain; Sen. John T. Morgan, selma
Ala; Ben. WArn,r Miller; HeIkimeT, n. y: dom
Green y. Rbum, Con, Of Int h v, Washington, b,
Z; Capt IAS GilliI, Y. ,, Navy: Charles Burdci
Hart, Editor Of wheeling lntCiltEHnteI. SnSi
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A rnd accident occurred yesterday In North
Wheeling which will In all probability re.
suit in the death Of James Darbey, we'll.
known resident, a timer by occupation. He
was engaged In making some repairs on the
roof OF Kinney'S saloon, on Market street at
the head OF Seventh. when he lost his footing
accidentally andfell to the ground. His limbs
were both badly injured, his left foot being
broken; and In addition to severe bruises, he
received internal ipjures which were pro-
nounced fatal by the physicians.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-17

CHICAGO, oCtoberlG.-F!our quiet and unchang
cd. Wheatf, egul1r In good demand; cl0fed EtrouI
and higher, Of 9lISa9GC October; 939{H November
a5lSa95{c December; g61kc January; 81 03k May
No. 2 ChicAso spring 9ISzG92c; Nc. 8, SlGS9c. No.
rcd winter 81 90. Corn steady; In fair demand, al
4i3<G eest z.Sc ogtoeet ard hoTenGa:f tslEf
MAY Ss ou sGs Sn sd sSG Al ' s9a
caShy I'D October; 2SIISSlS5fc November; 2sSc De
cember; 2Sc tho year. SIC May. Ryc dull, at SIC
barley quiet. AZ 6lxc FlGxieed easier at 81 38
Pork In good demand and stronger, a. SO 25al0 IS
cash: SO 22I<al0 % October and November; $1,000
10 az December; $50 l6alg TX the year; ei0 72ba
40 Is January; SO S6Alo s7H February,
em6er and pseemhoT 7.I3S7.l7k the year.
meats In fair demand. Ahoulden S.6Oc; shot Tih
665c; short clear G6. Butter quiet and unch tnEcd
Eggs In good demand Of 2lA29c Call-Wheat, dc.
mGnd active aud advanced 10 November; declined
10 December and May; declined Nc January. CON
Ia good demand AM advanced W October ard
January. declined 10 DeCcmber and year Oats
qnlet and hrm; advanced No November and Nc
November SO % year $40 IS January; $40 SIX
February, Lard In fair demand az 7.6bc October;
T.27tc November: 1.2Sc December and year; 27Is;
January; 7.S7he February.
NEW YoEk, October Ia Flour dull; receipts
western 50 l6GS g. Wheat spring In better demand:
options SC, opened trAe better later fell on 1ac
subsequently, stronger. advanced l<ajSc clOsipR
hTm: receipts 1900 bushels; exports nUnO; No 2
Chicago 81 %; hard spring 81 20; No. 2 yIlwAuEte
81 06; ungraded white o. DIAL O5; No. red October
salCs $1,000 bushels a. 81 osAl co. cloEinR al q OIL
November, sales 1900 bushels At 81 091tGl loSi,
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The SAILORS Wife the Sailors Star
hhhll BE.

"ss aThe boys pock marked face
showed he had bis share Of suf-
ering already. Accompanying him was
a robust figure, whose fair complexion
was sun burnt, and told Of his sailors
life. "My wife" said he, asked me to.take o
the lGothl OF the Louisiana State Lottery, OF
N. A. Dauphin, ut New Orleans, La. and
now present one-fitth OF ticket No. 90 $50,
which drew the capital prize OF $50 600 for
81. "ese-Extnact from local, NeIC Orleans, La,
Piedyine Sept IA. DAw
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The Fifth Anniversary Ball OF the Turner's
wss 9 success.
Morris Cope, County Commissioner, was
here yesterday on county business.
Arthur Walling, who has been serving as
telegraph operator ut Martins Ferry, Is back
home.
JOHN Randolph has a position as book.
keeper for large crockery firm at Denver.
The Belle MCGOWAN and barges are tied up
for higher water at the B. & o. bridge here.
The Riverside blass furnaces round brick
tower, surrounded by power house, Is now
up 10 the roof.
The Democrats we're out in force last night,
having o jollitication. A stand was bull,
between Union street and the railroad, near
the. Belmont House, aud after parade with
the St. Cecilia band the crowd assembled
here aud were addressed by Mslor Moore, oil
Chiliicothe, W. d. Cash and Others. @. n.
Allen presided. Some houses were iliumi.
mated and flags were displayed in the even.
ing.
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ADAsrAKDLY ATTEmPT
To Wreck a Train on the r.. w. d Ky.
Railroad.

Last evening as the passenger train due in
the city about 7:20 on the Pewiky road was
psssipg point a short distance above the
Top Mill, a perceptble jar was felt by the
passengers, and the impression was created
that an accident had happened. This was
only momentary, however, as the train sped
on In safety,
Investigation developed the fact that q
most vilainous attempt had been made, 70
wreck the crowded train. A piece OF rail
had been placed across the track on top Of
the rails and splioed down. This was struck
by the engine and fortunately broke and
gave way, otherwise the consequences must
have been terrible.
This Ia the third attempt 10 cause q dis
aqter on this road near the same place.
What the motive could be cannot be CON
ceived
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The Pennington correspondent Of the Fair.
mont Indet In his last letter has the follow.
ing: THAT last jug OF old crow shipped to
this place BY wholesale druggist In Bridge
port, Ohio, has been the cause Of no little
trouble, and We fear the end Is not yet As
the vendor Is beyond the limits OF this State,
and therefore not emenable to our laws, per.
haps It would be we'll 10 make drunkenness
crime, and punish both seller and con.
aupnaH alba
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Che qntelhgti,u'iter:
0dice Nos. rs and ~ Fourteenth street
New Advertisements.

Public ssle-W. H. Haller, Administrator.
Our Plush Parlor Suits-G. Atendel Il Co.
DIR. John L. smith-Third page.
Professional Card-J. Z Belleyllle, N. D..
For Sale Cheap-Hard Coal Stove.
Opera Observation-Disclosures Soth'
ern.
Plush Mirrors-Kirk's Art Store.
Wanted-A Young Man..
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Rnnl,ian,a Arnisn Rnrs.

The greatest medical wonder OF the world.
Warranted 70 speedily cure Burma, Bruises,
GuB, Ulcers, Bait Rheum; Fever Sores, Can.
oers, Piles, 0hilblAins Coma letter, ChApped
Hands, and all akin eFupdonSL guaranteed to
cure In every instance, or money refunded.
Is cents per boz. For sale. ct Logan q Co.'s
Bridge Corner Drug 9tora.
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WE wish TO call special attention TO onr
new Department OF Dress Silks ana Vel.
vets, both In colors and black, plain ana
brocaded. Also Seal Plushes for Cloak.
ings. We are receiving new additions
daily and selling them ut reduced prices.
l.. SWABACkER,
1861 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-17

OUR line of light and medium weight
OyercoatS, together with an extensive as
sortlnent Of Underwear, Is very complete,
tile weather Is all that cOnld be desired
and things generally are moving with a
"' b. GUNDLING & CO.,
80 Twelfth Street.
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Beti.Riddcn and Cured.

W. E. Huestis, OF Emporla, Kansas, say,
that his wife had been sick nearly seven
years, aud for the last four months bed.rid.
den. She has been treated by number oil
physicians and only grew worse. Her atten-
ton was called to DR.. Pleroe's ''Golden Med,
ical Discovery" and "PGyorite Prescription"
which she commenced using. In one week
she could alt up, and in three weeks could
walk about. BY druggists.
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IAN receiving my fall stock OF womea's,
misses and childrens shoes and mems fine calf
hand.sewed shoes In all the different styles
10 which I invite an inspection. have
added several new lines to those have been
keeping heretofore, making complete assort'
ment Of Ane and medium goods.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
w 0FELoCUTloN d ENGLISH LANGUAGE,
ON AtbNn1 n W Wanhl10In1 N ~

v
w OFEL0UUTlOE d ENGLlSH LANGUAGE.
0H N tttoet, n. W, Washington, D. c.,
MRS ~. STEVENS HART, PRINCIPAL,
Begins October ], closes June l. Private pupils
received after September ].
Natural development and culture OF the voice
for the PURPOSES Of Conversation, Reading, Public
Address and singing: Correct use 81 tie Organs
Of Articulation aud Respiration, together with tLo
Philosophical laws by which those organs are pre-.
served aud developed.
ENy aud natural Expression Of Sentiment nv
means Of Speech Gesture, including ChAfaCtRrikI.
ton, Dramatic R0hding and Recitation.
Prevention 81 Chronic Affection OF the throat,
lung. and digestive organs, and the EtrenHthenIip
Of Affected orSenE By !ndiGious Vocal and Fhytical
Brill, endorsed BY prominent phyhcIADG
Distinct Articulation taught 10 Btammeren and
other suffering from painful Vocal Detects, the re.
suit OF habit, that may DO entirely Overcome by
persistent effort on tho pGttof the student dFected
by Judlcious and experienced teacher. When.
ever abnormal conditions Of the Vocal Oman are
present, the advice Of physician Il Obtained
prior to the Vocal Exercises Riven by the teacher
a Ta!!sss. ~ 5sNNtlk Ea9Ttls n tEsslf IN Ihe
Principally lamily for the general direction OF tbeis
Studlel. Send for circular. 90
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CGtle-weighing 1900 lbs, arequoied at 4a41Sc;
weighing from 500 TO 900 lbs, bcst quality .a4c;
mich COWS, S30a0; bulls, SaSc; calves rs 10 size
and quality, Scale per head.
LdHbs-I1Sa51fc per IL.
Setp-SkaiL{c per ID.
Hoqs-Sha614c Tor bestgradcS.
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Los ANGELES, oAL.-Mr. A. W. Potts,
County Clerk, who had suffered for five years
with rheumatism, says the effect OF st. Jacobs
Oil was marvellous, e1ecting what all other
remedies and physicians failed 10 do. It
a. .na him
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SrocKs-The bears renewed their assaults In the
stock market to.4ay. In the carly transactions
Northern PaciAcz were singled out and declined
iAaSx per cent 10 26A and bssa respectively
Oregon & TnnScantiucntRl on the other hand was
comparatively steady on the publication Of the
kndicott report, which shoxS that the OREGON &
TrIrsContInentGl sill hold In It's treasury the
amount oil stock which the annual statement
issued June Both, calls for, viz: 1912 shares,
North Pacific l6 800 preferred, aud l2s bS5 for ore.
gOn River and Navigation. The ktock ranged be.
tween Il II and 4Snesry all morning. The general
list was fairly well sustained In the early hoars
and some shares improved u 10 per cent. lu thIA
advance the VRndGrbilts were Conspicuous the
bear, however, near midday made vigorous attack
on Oregon d TnuS. Continental. forcing the stock
down 10 80. After this, the various stocks we've
singled out for attack, notably Gnugen, LAckA
wanna, Ene, IIUuISyllIe Nashville Central Pacific
Wabash and Texas Pacific.
Near the close there was a rally OF X to 2 per
cent, the latter Central PAcGc. In tho final Trans
nc ions another dive was made oil the active stocks
and the market closet weak. II was ruInored 70,
day that change In the Presidency OF Northern
Pacific was imminent also that the second mort.
gage loan had not been placed. Both these umora
Were pronounced absurd BY members Of tho bond
syndicate. The rumOr that Willard was about 70
resign the presidency Is Indignantly denied hy
himself and his most intimate friends, who state
that Willard has not sold his Oregon & TranSCOnli.
mental and Northern Pacific stocks.
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6rsen CoSee-Faucy Rio per lb. 100; choice do
l3Isse; prime BIO, lie; good Rio, so1lc; ordinary
Roased Coees-lnpaper, per lb, Ai6 lower grades
lSISallc; In bulk, l2ai9IISs Java. bulk, &c.
SapdrS-standRrd confectioners, A. per ID, SIC
Windsor A, SIC; Prairie A. S33Sc; refined yellow
71tsasc; graduated, 9Ac; powdered. 91Sc; crushed
IS! sVr Ips~CGoice maple soc; choice sugar syruI
40c: prime sugar syrup, 45e.
RIce-Cafolina. 6a7cE.
EetS Orleans Holasses-ChoiCe Sc; strictly prime
Soc: prime, 4Sc; good i5c..
Tuas-;Young hyson; per ID. 25a40c: gunpowde
25A75c imperial SSG6oc: Japan, 2sa7Oc; Oolong, 22'
G1ldias-stsf. full weight, lSIc stcarine. per SGT
l2Hc: mould, per set. lie.
TnVar-Choice wine, l2c, per GAL; standard city
brands lIalSc per gal; country. lSal6c per GAL, q
Woods. Ware-No.'l tubs per dozen, SIS 90
No. 2 tubs per dozen, 81 90; No. tub
per Dozen % co. hooppAils per dozen. 81 80: 3hooI
% lbs capacity. q So d. IS lbs capacity, 81 co. do 8
lbs capacity, 81 So washboards, plain, 81 Goal u
washboards. patent, per dozen. q b0a2 IS.
SSStocs Bea Hase 81 10 eet cotn
81 DIAL Is; WInSlow corn, 81 IS: strawberries, . ID
81 Is: blackbenles. h.. 81 90; rSpberheS, ID
Dried Prtfits-New evaporated pared peaches g2'
SIC; impaired do. l5Al6c; nSpberries 36RSGc, black
berries l0c. New sun dhed-Apples, quarters Tc
sliced, SA9c: peaches new halves. 6J[R79+c: de
quarters 61aGHc; do pared lbAlSc do. blacEherriei
81 10. IAbpueIIlts SthooCT pltteu cneIIles SH1<SS
New evaporated apples l5al7c apples very slow
0ts-LArd oil, extra western strained, 95casl Y
carbon oil, skG white mineB' OIL winter strained
SOC: Q. T; Q. oil l01c ,,,
full cream Western, and ls11zRl6c for New York
sweitzerl 6hal7c, according 70 quality. EimbuTel
Sia.-No. smackerel, bbl&, $40 90; No. medium
SO 50.
2 90 naked 81 60A2 90 Lima 6Ha6c per ID.
Seeds-salrs oil timothy seed At 81 coal Is pei
buShel clover small seed 50 90; large q 7Ga9 oO
ialsor-Country 7a71Sc; beeswax 23a2Sc per lb.
Sak1No. per Dbl 81; extra petbbl 81 70; dairy
per Dbl, 81 50.
Cider-Per Dbl. s. OOalo 90; Crab apple. $40 OQn
1900.
MISCELLANEOUS.
-Appfes-choice TO fancy per Dbl, 81 7Ia3 90; good
| 10 Chlcc 81 7SA! 80; cnmnion 10 fair 81 7ba2 10.
FOREIGN F1IiLs-FlOrldA oranges, IS 01A7 90 pel
/ box: McSinR do. 81 75s3 %: ValouciA do, &c Oh
90 per case; Jamaica do, 90 0Oa6 50 per bbl; Mes
HonEp-Lholce white clover, 2la23c choice buck
| wheat, lSl20c.
ORiOns-60aGOc per buShel.
PotdtAe-Near by receipts, 81 Is per Dbl. Good
demand. Sweet potatoes, s. 4oaS %.
| IOnury-Live chickens, 81 00iS rs per dozen.
BecSlRir-2iR2Gc per ID
Builer-Extr4ch0ce Ohio. 2Oa2lc; medium loci.
| EpJs-Sthctly fresh. 2aS3c,
PTtserpes-l0al6. per h.: apple butter, 6sbI<c pei
pound; Jelly Scper pound
76casl: hickory nuts sla1 50 per bushel.
Rdes-Cotton, white, per ID 211sc; cotton. mixed
Feaihr8-Mye geese, per ID. 6Sa64e; mixed 45a6Oc
| RhiSky-si II per proof gallon.
| Rool-3Sa8Sc arc the ruling figures
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