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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-31
TOBB0GGANiNG,
The New Winter Sport Inherited
from the Indians.
Scenes at One Of the Fashionable Slides
The COstumes---The Toboggans
and the Improvements Yam
kee Ingenuity has
Made in Them.
sDscial CORRESPONDENTS. to the Sunday Register.

Special Correspondence 70 the Sunday Register
New York, January 27.-Our Canadian
neighbours have long held q monopoly
Of the sport OF tobogganing. We were
compelled to be satisfied with the glow,
ing accounts which reached us of the
exhiliaratiDg effects OF q drop OF q few
thousand feet down one of their celebrated
slides. Last season a slide was in use at
Saratoga Springs, and one in Vermont.
This winter they have been announced az
being in full swing ct various points, the
most notable one being at Orange, \. j.
The group Of Oranges, or the five villa
ges bearing that name, are located on an
u~ndulatiug plateau, about eighteen miles
west OF New York. The inhabitants are
chiefly New York business men, who make
it their fret duty to look after their o%n
health and hat OF their families, f9r which
reason they choose to live 10 this subur
ban place the year round, rather than rick
the effect on health Of the confinement Of
city life. For this reason outdoor sports
are cultivated extensively in Orange.
Then, beside, the original settlers Of the
place we're a New England colony, 90 it is
not to be wondered at tina. they would take
kindly to any sport that had the prestige Of
being popular under the British lag. For
in Orange English manner and customs
are held to a more reyereptial observance
than in any other town in this country.
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CLASS MOTIFS.

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4 POET AND HIS DAUGHTER

Joaquin Miller and His Daughter Maud.
SpsciGl Correspondence Of he SuHiry Register.
NV loaE, January 27.-The recent
story cf the 6esti,ution Of the eldest deugh-
ter Of joaquin Miller, seems to be o sequel
to the LIE OF h,r gifted though eccentric
father. From the time he left his Indiana
home a. a boy TO Try his fortune in Cali.
t,rpia till this very Cay, be seems 10 pre-.
f~r 10 rough it than enjoy the comforts OF
civilization. He ia ct present the husbaad
@. 3 daughter Of William La'Gld, of hotel
keeping fame, but lie lives in a rough log
cabin at the outskirts Of Washington rather
than share the comforts OF q Peasant home
life in New York with his wife. lie haa
bean q wauderer,,'rom boyhood. Starting
in hft with little education, be trampsd for
segcn yCa-s with no visible occupation other
than 10 write occasional verses. In 1850,
at tie age Ct T. Ne returned home, end was
prevailed upon to settle down Hc catered
o l~swvor.8 oilice, bat the old rowing spiri,
got the better Of him, AID the Lext
we hear Ct him he was Gu express
agent in the miuing district Ct Idaho
Then he was editor OF q Democratic paper
at Eugene, which became 20 unPatri
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-31

The commission was given to Carl Il.
Niehaus, a young Cincinnati ~sculptuor Of
rising fame, His design for the Garfield
statue 10 be sei in the rotunda OF the Capt..
tol at Washington hod already been &c.
copied.
Niehaus' models are by far the best rep.
reservations Of the lamentsd Ohioan that
have been made. Their point Of excallarce
ia tie realism Of the largo Eeck, The broad
shoulders and deep chest The work hes
been objected to somewhat on this account,
bat this was Garfield. lie was u man, snd
very much of q man, no scrawny ascetic
and d!spep,ic. Thosc who would ideal,
ize him make a mistake.
Mr.. Niehaus weHs 10 Eame in 1884 TO
make siudias for the Cincinnati monument.
He has lately returned home with his task
accomplished. The statue itself is nine
feet two inches high. Those who knew
President Garfield will recognize in q
glance q. the Illustration the faithrulness
Of the likeness IN face ind attitude. He
ia represented as maLirg a speech.
The figure was cast at Rene. in the 6r;
boundary Of BasineIli. 1t will be placed
upon q hiGh pedestal.
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Joaquin Miller's 5augLtsr. Her father saw
her act in it at Balumore aud seemed to
appear proud Of her.
The next we hear Of hr- vGs ira, "Ihe
Danites" CENT .ry hod collapsed OF Louis,
Vile, and Maui was stranded and in pOv'
erty in Chicago She arrived last week in
New York with Loudoa Mccormick, her
late manager, whom she recently married
in Chicago.
A conversation with M;ss Maud Miller
Mackpye Mccormick, tho lady Of the five
Ms, gives one the impression that she is
ther slightly demen'ea CT that al! the I'M
tanned eccentrici!y OF Der father and mother
hns been intensified IL hes hature.
: II. II.
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VALLEY GROVE.
Tie wheat Pian;-CeneIal and Perfona
Nsn5.

Tie Wheat GeneiRi ana Ier'ohaL
News.
SpcciaIl0 ne Sgrdly Register.
yArLsY GRcvE, JaLuary 3O-WyIe
DAVIS Of this place has recently returned
rom G protracted visit in Nebraska.
Robert Bel, living pear Ksnkakee, Hi
co.'s, who hos been on o brief visit among
relatives here, will return home in a few
days. -,
Mr. Bticc Blaney, OF near ZlnesvilIe, o ,
woo has been here on o business trip, re-
TUNED home on Saturday last.
A meeting was held at the Valley Grove
school house on Wednesday evening last
70 organize q branch of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union.
Mr.. Arthur Ferrell. of Point Mills. re-
turned q shorttime siLce from Gibson City,
III, where, during his recent visit, the Their
mometer ranged Is below zero.
lie whcar plant through this section
hos not been materially effected during the
recent blizzard. Unless o future calamity
should bofall it, il is altogether promising
in the outlook for q good crop.
Mr. Y. Utimherger, formerly OF Rooney s
Polrt, late OF Roseburg, Oregon, was In
stalled IN Caicer in Philiterian Lodge OF
OGd Fellowship O. that place a short time
Mrs Reed, Of this place, lost on the Ma
tio1al road near Valley Grove, a poke;
book said to ooa'aiu t~weuty-siX (S26) dol
lars q short time ago, o! which there has
been no trace.
The Valley Grove Cornet Band has de-
ts-sri i,s weekly meeting from Tuesday
until FRIDAY evening ter practice, OF which
time on evening ofcouV.E iality intsrspersed
s,irI coed music is the sequel.
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order. They were dressed in scarlet fan.
mel, aud lent much to the g]orgeousness OF
the scene. The president ofthe club wore
the most elaborate costume made up OF
violet blue and stunning red.
Along the sides of the course were stakes
at regular intervals, carrying brilliant flags.
At night torches famed at the top OF the
stakes, and these, with immense bontires,
lent a grandeur 10 the scene that is never
to be forgotten.
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A Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors
- 70 ;n "f of youth, nervous weak
ness ness, early decay, loss OF m%snhOOd, etc. !
will send o receipt that Will care !os' 5sH
Of charge. This great reme1y was us
covered BY a missionary in South amer
lea. Send q se~lf.sddressed envelope tI
the Rev. Joseph T, Inmsn, Station D. Ne"
York City.
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greatly to the pic
t~urrSdueneSS Of the
gay groups who
corgregato daily
at the slide. The
ladies wear hlan-
kct costumes, in
gay colors, with
fur caps and
clouds on the
mead, and mecca
sins on the feet
Tho gentlemen
wear the club CO,
. ors. red and blue,
made up jauntily
. in warm WOODEN
gtulT, and crowned
nth the custom
airy toque or hood
cap. Then there
are numerous
guards, hired to
keep everything in
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NIL NOTES.

,-.H-. .u-uscn ucca sfl'lv o.
',. 70 s-a-a-,es p-opi,. 5 70 &. v5laoot.
.la'egs. lion n .k.rz.
-'sss-rr sni cprn-hesrth plant
q s51es : Ll~saGns are adding to
American i-1p works = Iba oomp'es>.
.'2-: .as m5ils o. April.
'i5 To.E OF Cess, c ok / CA.'s nail
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Johns Heart Troub e.


John. cesr said the Young wife, look
ing up from the paper she WAS reading =
see that people carry ehestnuts IN then
rockets to cure rheumatism. Yes
dear Is it customary to carry things 10
the pocket to cure disease? 1t depend;
upon whether the person addicted Is super
stitiOcs or not. Because when sewing :
button on your ves, Yesterday l iouno
some cloves, coffee beans Ca'a"mor
seeds, a,groot and other thing9 IN one o
the pockets. Do you carry them as
.ansSy? Is there anything the matter
with you, dear? Wees, my Gear, sac
Tobn s.ammerirg and turning az red as 6
III j lobster; II think have o htti'
LAT troa5le." Poor fellow. she said
ns The tears came to her eyes, and yo'
nsvsr toll TIE a word about It,
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The above gives an idea of o party about
starting, but a picture of the same party a
few seconds after they had started would
simply be a streak OF beautifully blended
red and blue. The writer thought that q
trial OF a toboggan trip down TO the valley
would enable him TO describe it, but he got
down there SO quick that he hadn't time to
collect his thoughts. 1t was delicious, OF
course, to be sardwiched in betwean two
such lovely girls us thoee that patronize the
Orange slide, but then that wasn't what |
was thinking Of. The feeling when we got
going was that we had nothing under US
to speak OF, and the thought that entered
nay head was the disaster that would fol-
low if the it'll, there was should wear
through. | had cid down cellar doors in
my time and this was the nearest | had ap.
preached it since, aud it brought back in
SANITY q reminder of cid time consequen-
ccs. To describe the sensation of speed is
utterly impossible, you simply hold your
breath and the toboggan rail and feel the
wind rushing past, and in a few moments
you are there.
If the sport is favored by many such
winters ss the present one it will not be
lorg before each little town will boast Of
ita v ~toboggan slide.
= II HoRGAN
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The Following Certificates Will Ex.
plain Themselves,
V. "

WHREtING, y. W April Is, l565.
NEssas. F. II. LANCE Il ca.
Gsgilensn Il have TIED three hotties Of your
Bake Magic Relief, which have cured me com.
ple,e.y OF a spTaiu Of my wrist received thirty yean
AGO. Not he slightgs, iTacC o.! swelling or pain re
mainel. respectfully, Mr.. ;. }. FLORENCE,
No. 30 Twentieth street
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on the subject. There wa one Young lady
who said the walk back was very tedious,
but she cid lot appear 10 have The non
opoly Of any special escort.
Tae costume adopted BIZ the club GGds
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GARFIELD IN BRONZE.

The Statue of TX. President Garfield ut
Cincinnati.
After the tragic death Of President Gar,
field, Cincinnati outdid ell other cities in
doing honor 10 his memory. The name
Of a shaded spot in the centre Of the city
was changed from Eighth Street park, to
Garfield place. The sum Of $1,000 was
collected in 81 Subscriptions 10 build a
bronze monument.
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BCcKHAysoy, W. Va, April 10, 1855.

MEssEs. F. Il. LANCE 4 Co., Wheeling, ". Va
Dear Sirg:-Your Bakfr's Nagic Relief has cured
ny wife completely Of neuralgia Ia her taee. Itskt
great pleasure in Recommending i rs The hest and
9uicseSt pain killer we have trisd.
Respectfully yours, 4. !, SIMPSON.
nia5h
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The expense Of constructing and main.
tanning the slide is tremendous. A slide
1000 tee: in length, Aao'ed with spruce
boards laid leogthw,se, was built from a
hillside 10 the valley ba!ow. 4 coy little
cottage has teen fitted up ns the Essex
County Toboggap CLUB House" The
track is an anGalstins one. bit with a de.
scent sufficiently rapid to enable a tobog.
gan, under favorable conditions. TO - over
the entire track in fifteen seconds. 4 rate
of twenty-five miles ap hour is considered
mere sIoth ? prcg5ess. The tra, k averages
four feet in width, AID is guarded by dgh.
t]een.iuch side guides haoEiug outward. A.
the top is a platform, from which the to
obggsDs, carrying from two 20 half a dozen
persons each, are stErted. The Eteerer sta
in the rear, using one or both feet as g
rudGer.
had thought that cnl7 one tLiHg lCces-
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finding its resting place on the floor and
skins Of Mr.. Miller's dwelling. The whole
place was rather too much like camp lie
of the amateur kind to be particularly ct
lraciiYe 10 me.
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Eyer, Minnie Myrtle" who obt0ired a
divorce from bin in $50. Maud who has
created the present scnsa,ion, is the dsugh.
ter CT the poet by his fra wife. She vas
educated in the convent Of Jegus Marie, at
Sillery, Lcar QGtbec. -Four Years after
Naud's adlais.i0p &C the convent she was
g1mm5ued to New York to her mothers
deN;Arrd. The mc,hcr died Ct consnmp.
riou NJ. Miller buried her and took Maud
h,c.; TO Canada. The girl carried with he'
he manuscript OF an unh"; he'd story by
her mother. She 'ttt he convent al the
ncc CT Is, and lived with her father and
stepmo,her in this city. She went to Eu.
rope as travelling companion with a friend
of Mrs. MilIer's, remained abroad six
moutas, sud on hCr return visited a good
deal at the houge Of Mra. Poet, Of Perth
Am6oy, whose first husband al Steele
Mackaya. There she met yoGng MNckaye
and became engaged to him. Her father
forbade the marriage on account c. har
youth. and Tire elder Nacfayc also wish
ed his son 20 wait. Bat the yoUrg PEG.
pie would not wait, sid OF the eve Of
Ash Wednesday, two years hCo they
were married. The bride wen. to live
with her mother-in law, Mis-. Peet.
The husband remained 10 New York
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.-.-. ,... -.-,..vg assCcl stiOa Tim
-1s...- Pa whose business
1- rs. closed amounted to 81.
p, sam : > gu Was from tn
-es, etc and $3.50 .ron
sad .iHg .Jur,een weeks, 10 Janu.
The net PROFITS reminding,
pa D per cent interest on the
g.L tsiucting cost Of disiIi0u'
- .usIraBcs. I'D per sent tor de-
- N..rss and y pr cen: tor
suolrreito over 400, which
.-- .--.1g'eI 20 the customers OF
q .1e shape Of dividends on their
.-.5ases the rate tor the last
-a..t per e n 10 uoa-mem5ers.
sold ..a .e!.ylou in price OF $llO
. -g@ prevailing rares. The $3.50
claims On annual saving 20 the
o. Of .-a. :2Hc. BY rsason Ct its ex,
I'D 17zvsu3as Ut $4,000 on coal
s All - ma.a uo-e on gEocer'es.-
s.--. ..a-Is-.
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aOUsEIzOLD sUPPLIEs.

APPIEs-Apples, 80 9593 %; dried
apples, 2i(93ac per pound from store.
Dried peaches, 2t93ic from store.
VEGETABLES Onions, SO from
ore Cabbage, 81 80; per head, S@10c;
81 rs from levee or depot per crate.
Kraut, brls, 81 75@5; half brls, 81 70.
Garlic, 100000 per 100. Turnips, SOC
per busbel.
FRUT-Orauges, per box, "a 50@5.
Lemons, "a 1906 per box. Bananas,
81 5000 90 per bunch. Cocoa
nuts, So per 100. Peanuts-Vir-
ginia, 7Ac; Tennessee, farmers stock
394C; roasted, 2Ac higher; shelled
10c. Almonds, lS920c.
RAIsINs-London layers, So 40; lay
era, 81 70; California, -; Imperial,
S3 1904.
PIoKLEs-In jars, pints, 95c; quarts,
81 so; half-gallons, 81 70 T.; gallons,$3 70 ;
loose, barrels, SO 5097; half-bsrrels,
S. 75@4 %; mixed, barrels, $40 50 p;
mixed, half barrels, So.
WALNUTs-FTench, l2c; Naples, 15c ;
Grenobles, 15c. Filberts, l2c.
FIsH-Mackerel, half-barrels, No. l,
S. 25@5 rs; No. 2,$4 75@5; No. 9,S4 %
@475; 10-lb kit, No. 1,90c; No. 2, 75c
15.lb, No. 8, 65c. Dry herrings, fam
lily, 25c per bOx.
GAME-Game fish, 1l@l2c.
EGas-Firm; 2lo.
POTAToEs-Northern stock, 81 900
2 10.
CDER-New York, GO 5097 per bar
rel, and So 1904 per half-barrel.
VNEGAR-l0@l5c per gallon.
PEcANs-Texas, S(9l0c for small TO
medium, 10@14c for large; Arkansas,
| 9(Glbn
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PROVISIONS.

BUTTER Butterine, 19l@14c
creamery, 30@ $780,; dairy, 1S@22c
country butter, l6@18c.
Hoe PRoDUCTs--Mess pork, $40;
sugar cured hams, 10t@lOlc; breakfast
bacon, S3@9Ic; clear rib sidea bacon,
7lc; bacon shoulders, 7CG7bc; bulk
pork clear sides, 8l@6Bc; clear rib
sides, 6s@63c; shoulders, 5!c;
long clear, 6lte 6Sc
LARD-Tierces, 6io; hall-barrels On d
kegs, 6lc; choice kettle, 74G7lG.
FRESH MEATS No. beef, 7c; nut
ton, &c; hind quarters Of beef, SIC
lambs, l0c.
PouITRY-Chickens, spring, 81 sra
2 2i; old hens,$2 25@2 SO Turkeys, SIS
@12. Geese, $3(94 Ducks, SO.
GAME usils, per doz., $l4O squir-
rels, 81. Ducks, wild, 81 50l92 90.
Venison, whole, 53@6lc; saddles, 90
l0c.
CHEEsK-Prime flats, $1,000; New
York factory, 90; full cream, l23c;
Young America, 13c.
PICS FEET.-Barrels, So %; half bar.
barrels, 81 %; kegs, 81 25.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, November l3-Pro-
visions firm and fairly active. Pork
STEADY, 80 873. Lard firm, IS S5@
80. Bulk meats steady boxed lots
long clear, S. 80; short ribs, S. 20
short clear, SIS 874; loose lots-long
clear, S. 60@5 65; short ribs, S. 70C9
s rs; short clear, SIS 9O@5 %.
Bacon scarce and finer; long clear,
So 1907; short ribs, 81; short clear,
81 37l@7 80. Hams steady at 91@
1l1c. Butter attive at steady prices
creamery, 23@27c; dairy, l4@24c.
Eggs firm at lS3@l9c.
CHICAGO, ILL, November l3-Pro-
visions were unsettled. Cash quo
tations were as follows: Mess pork,
SO 5000 90; lard, IS 95; short rib
sides, loose, S. 5095 rs; dry sslted
shoulders, boxed, S5 10@5 20; short
clear sides, boxed, SIS S5(a5 90. The
leading futures ranged as follows
Mess Pork - November opened al
so 81, highest 50 574, lowest so As,
closing at SO 40; December opened al
50 go, highest 50 60, lowest 50 45,
closing at SO As; Janusry opened al
$40 023, highest $40 Is, lowest $40
closing at $40 02A. Lard = November
opened at SIS 80, highest rs 924, lowest
IS 80, closing at SIS o.; December
opened at SIS 80, highest S. 923 lowest
S. 80, clos ng at S. 80: January opened
at IS 95, highest S. 90, lowest So 90,
closing at S. 95. Short ribs-January
opened at 50 173, highest IS 20, low
est S. III, closing at S. ia.
On the Produce Exchange todgy
butter was steady with a fair demand
good 10 extra creamery, l0@27c; dairy
choice to fine, 1926; packing
extra, S@llc. Eggs, l8@19c.
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FUTURE MOVEMENTS.

THR Joe Peters, Capt. L. b. Smith,
is the Tuesday packet for Arkansas
river.
TnR Rene Macready, Capt. o. X.
Joplin, goes out Tuesday evening for
Helena.
THE Gayos Capt. A. L. Oummins,
is the packet Tuesday evening for Con
cordja and all way points.
The Hudson, Capt Frank Ellison,
is the Anchor Line packet which will
pass down this morning at 10 O'Clock
Tor VicksbuTg and the bends.
TIE f. w. Cole, Capt. John L Hig
CINE, is the packet Monday evening a,
8 o'clock for 0sceols and the upper
bends. William Smithers is in hei
office.
TIE James Lee, Capt Thomas Clag
gett, is the packet Monday evening a
B o'clock for Helena, Friars Point aud
all way landings. win Ashford is in
her Office.
THE Chesapeake, Capt. w. P. Hail,
is the packet Monday evening at 6
o'clock for Hales Point, Hptonville
and all way landings. Col. ]. d. Fuller
has charge Of her Office.
THE Will s. Hays, Capt. Mark r
Cheek, is tho United States mail
packet Monday evening at 5 O'Clock
for Helena, Arkansas City and all way
landings. w. O. Banker has charge
OF her Office, assisted by Amos Day
and Morris Cans.
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Mo-, between CLirp, Ill aud Man-
phis, Tenn, from Oat Der 10Th to No.
vember 18th, 1885. Will return 10.
morrow morning add work back Ia,
Cairo: Five a. Birds Point. 1 at Fill.
more, 2 at Wickliff, at Phillip Land
ing, 5 at Pruntiy, at Lucas Bend, | AT
Wolf Islaod, Is at P4rkef's Point, 8 al
Marshal 8, st French's, ! at Las.er's.
3 at Phillips, at Battery FIELD . at Ed
wards l at Morrsln's, at New Mad
nd, 1 1T Dlrnel's Point, at Lalelle
Landing, 3 at Tipt7nville, 6 at Riley's,
4 at Reno Land ng, Is at Eskles
Bend, 3 at Reelfoot, at La Dukes
Landing, at Gayo'o, a. Little Prai-
re Beod, > at Linwood Field, 8 at
Mitchel's Towhead, 2 at Cot'onwood
Point, 6 at Lintdsle, / at Brolaski
Landing, 6 at 0bion Bend, 8 at Barfield
Bend, | at Island 20. 6 at O'Donnell
Bend, at johnson Field, 7 at Or .iQ-
head Point, 4 at Golden Lake, 4 at
Send OF %, 10 at Thomas's Bend, / at
Centennial COT, 8 at Outlets, l at
Island 80, 4 at Belle st. Louis Beech,
8 at leland 40, IL at Redmond's, 25 at
Island 40, chute at the foot. To'al
20S.
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GENERAL TRADE.
BREADsTUFFs.

OoRNMrAL-S Standard, So 20(92 %;
pearl, So 25@3 So; roller, So 46.
HAY--Choice, from store, Zoe; car
load from levee or depot, $14; prime,
from store, zoe. car load from levee
or depot, $l2 50@19; prairie, from
store, 45c.; car load from levee or
depot, s. 80.
OoRN-From store, white, 51osmixed,
49c, from levee or depot; white, in
bulk, 44c; in sacks, 47c; mixed, in
bulk, 42c; in sacks, 444c.
OATs-From store, white, 800; mixed,
SIC; from levee or depot, white, in
bulk, 32Ac; in sacks, SIC; mixed, in
bulk, SIC; in sacks, 3lc. e
BRAN-From gtore, zoe; from levee
or depot, $l3 30.
FLouR-FIom store, No. 8, 1903 % ;
family, So 5O@3 70; choice, SO 1904 ;
fancy, s4(94 %; extra fancy, 81 200
A so; paiepte, 5000 90. 1n
BEAEs-Navy, $2 medium, 81 50@
/ 70; common, 81 25; German millet,
81 2O@1 40.
RrcE-Louisiana, 4@4AC; Carolina,
5l@69'.
OATMEAL-In half-bsrrels, 1908 25
from store.
CBAoxRRs-sods, extra, 4lc; soda
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weight, lab, s5@95c; cove oysters
full weight, 2-lb, : coal 80; cove
oysters, ligh; weight, lib, 6Oe; cove
Oysters, light weight, 2.lb, 81; con.
densed milk--Orown. S. 50CG5 rs;
Eagle, 81 50@7 rs; Daisy, 81 rs.
MoLAssEs - Louisiana, common TO
fair, lS925c; prime TO choice, new, so
d55c; syrup, 2CG4Oc; common 50
fair, 20(925c; prime to choice, SOC935e
centrifugal, fancy, 32(S3Sc.
ToBACCo-Common, ll-inch, 27}6;
Csc; other grades and STYLES, 35@S5c.
SNUFF - Carrots, $40 IS per case /;
Ralph's, $40 % per case; r. R., 50 25
@l6; Gail & AXIS, IS rs.
NEW York, November l3 Coffee
spot fair Rio firm, l2sc options higher
and active; sales, "a, 500 hays: Novem-
her, 11.10c; December, 1l.05(9l1. loo !;
January, 1l@ll.l0c; February, ITO
Il.l0e; March, ll@ll Csc; April,
1l05@l1.10c; MAY, 1l,05@ll. l0c;
June, I1.05@1l.10c; July, ll.05a
IL Toe. Sugar qaiet and steady; @,
4t@4sc; extra O, 4s95c; yellow, 40
Ale. Molasses dull. Rec steady.
NRw ORLEANS. LA, November 49,
Coffee firm but not quotsbly higher;
Rio careoes common TO prime, 10a@
1859 Rice finer; ordinary to prime,
3@4lc. Sugar-open kettle steady
prime, 5-18t6 4ac; cenhifugsls active
and shade higher; plantation eranu-
lated, 5s@5ic; choice white, 5I@
5 SI6c; choice yellow clarified, 4 1915
@5c; prime yellow clarified, 4sc;
seconds, Sa,64gc. Molasses-open ket-
tie duh, weak and lower; strictly
prime, 40@4lc; centrifugals steady;
strc,ly prime, 24@26c: Louisiana
syrup, 25t936c.