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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-11
Bollaire.

J.W. Crumley has moved 10 Pittsburgh.
Samuel Simmons Is back from Muskc-
gon, Mich.
D, G. Banks is of on an eastern trip for
tho Etna Glass Works.
Rev. ]. Ashenhurst, Of the Ridge church,
will preach on Sunday OF the U. P. church
here.
The Knights Sof Labor are already ar.
ranging for a big fair at the EIysian rink
September 8.
H. v. Merrick, Of Minerva, tho new
principal Of tho high Echool, will live in
Horns addition.
R. R. Barrett was down from st. Clairs-
vile yesterday, looking after the Demo.
cratic auditors fences.
Will Morrison, oil the First National
Bank, and his vile have gone to the East.
ern cities on an extended trip,
Yesterday the Mayor heard the case Of
Mr.. Neininger, q Druid, against that So.
Ciety Tor some sick benefits claimed and
refused. Ho decided in favor OF the plain.
tiff, but the case will be taken to thecourts.
III. Etz, Of Marietta, representing the
National Bureau OF Labor Statistics, was
here yesterday investigating the matter OF
losses caused by strikes in the last few
years,
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Paving 0ns Hills,

Yesterday, the tenth day Of the.month,
was the last day Oh which the monthly
gas bills could DO paid 90 40 TO gain tho
advantage Of the discount. All day the
office was crowded With men, women and
children, and up 10 o rather late hour last
night the Office force was kept fairly busy
signing receipts. When tue inponveh.
l6nCe caused by the rush on the last day
or two, and the llme wasted In waiting,
are considered, II 10 q wonder more gas
bills are not paid before the NINTH. A
person standing about the gas office door
would wear out several chestnut bells In
d day were he 10 ring every time some one
OfaCk1 the old chestnut about the lying
gas meter, and everybody has a new story
10 tell iDstanCing this. liza bill lg unusually
small, they say II lsfight aud oil the others
we're wrong, II II iB unusually large Il Ia
wrong and the others were right The
fact 70 that aga5 meter 10 like lgufeS-it
won't lls,
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rio Lnucl,lln Nun Nnllers Vyrongoti,

The old nailers at Martins Ferry feel
aggrieyed at the RegSter'S statement Of tho
Laughlin mill settlement, saying they
we're misrepresented. They have never
received any suppottirom any source, and
have made q gallant aRht fol the heaters
and rollers, but had to yield to the newt
able. They say they refer the public to
President Glessner az to the Eight they
made for the heaters and rollers, and feel
they arc unjustly censured. They will
get to work the frst Of next week.
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DURING tho month OF July 94S cart loads
Of limestone were hauled from the Ulty
Prison, where II had been broken by the
prisoners, for spreading on the stEoets,
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JAMES A. HENRY,


for the escape from tho system Of IL waste anu
debris, which, II retained, would yiIAle the DoaI
fluids and overthrow health That lnlo'Au'
channel Of exit, tho bowels, inay be kept peiinH
nenIly iiee from distractions by using Tue nar
gripping, gently acting aud agreeable ca'hMuv'
iiOsteltet'S stomach illlen, which not only llDtt'
Ates impurities, but nvIgontes the llhlnR o. Wv
Intestinal CANAL, when weakened By C9l,upA44gSs
or the unwlEI use Ol violent puRiliNC - ~ ~.
stomach, liver and urinary organs atc llkeNFV,
lniOfCed and Aroused 10 hcalthill RGllph W ~
beilOHcoht tonic and corrective, aud eyeiy M,
fiber, muscle aud NOfYU eXbetienCeS mar AZ,
a titSi geiiiHl and wholoiDhiO medicinal tli9nihh,
and owing Ia efficacy " botanic sources ,,s
", II Il The remedy bCht adapted TO hOhselOH
on account Of IL saiety Wide scope anu 'p''''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-11
Tho ONO Ynllcy Glnss WorIsa.

Sheriff sedgwick, Of Belmont county,
disposed Of tho Ohio Valley Glass Com.
pany's ware at Bridgeport, yesterday,
under the attachment sworn out by
William Keohnllne and others. The
principal buyers were William Keohnline,
A. Reymann and the Bridgeport bank
The factory has been leased until fall Ia
the Consolidated Fruit Jar Company, at
$500 per month. O. NJ. Rhodes Is now in
New York periecting arrangements, and
in all probability work will be at once
begun.
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GO AS you p1EAsE
on tho u. s o. Excursion to tho West or
Northwest

on tho u. s o. Excursion to tho West OF
Northwest
Wednesday, August IS; Wednesday,
setember s Wednesday, September %.
On tho above dates, the Baltimore &
Ohio agents will sell round trip excursion
braskA, Minnesota and Dakota, at the
lowest rates ever offered. Tickets will be
good going one route and returning an.
other. To Kansas points, exCursloniSts
can 20 via Chicago and return via st.
Louis and Cincinnati, or can 60 via 81.
Louis and return via Chicago, With stop.
over privileges.
This iB one Of the best chances you will
ever have 10 see the great West and visit
friends.
For full particulars and rates, call on
agents Of tho Baltimore 4 Ohio, or write to
John 4. Lane, Passenger Agent, Wheel.
Ing, W. Va
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A dispatch received from Johnstown,
Pa, yesterday stated that al the Mrnieet
that 10 being held there this week, the
second prize for general tuning had been
awarded 10 Herman schambra, and the
nth prize 10 Jacob Loos, both Of this city.
The class Contesting for these prizes mum.
befed Il Is understood, about sixty. The
dispatch stated further that the Wheeling
class had done both itself and the city
decided credit,
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TIE NAIL SITUATION,
Tho DcnwoOd Factory goes to work-TlO
Monthly Meeting.

1ho buuWuOu EuCluFS EueH W MuTk-Aht
Monthly Meeting.
Nearly all the prominent nail manu-.
facturers Of the city left last evening ior
Cincinnati, where the regular meeting oil
the Western Nail Association Is to be held
to-day. No developments Of especial in.
terest or Importance to the public are an.
ticipated.
The Benwood nail factory went to work
yesterday with a full force. The feeders
were still Of the opinion last evening that
they ought to have q larger share Of tho
price paid for cutting nails than they have
heretofore received, and declared they
would strike II the nailerS did not grant II
to-day.
The Wheeling Steel Cempany'a plant
at Benwood is expected to make It's first
steel tomorrow.
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John ArmbruBlst's residence, 40 Eish.
tenth street was entered by thieves yes.
terday afternoon, who effected 40 entrance
10 ne cellar by breaking the Iron grating
In lie alley on the north side Of the house
wlth a brick, The contents Of the differ.
emf drawers, boxes, etcD were scattered
about pfomIsCuously, but nothing, was
carried away, 90 tho fAsCAls were evident
IN after money, Mr.. Atmbruslef's vile 10
absent on visit and the thieves were
probably posted In that respect The
visit Of the burglars was not discovered
till Bubbef time,
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LOCAL BREvrTIEs.
Matter. of Minor Moment in and About
the City,
BASE ball on the Island to-day,

the city.
BASE ball on the Island to-day,
CLRuE Hook isSued two marriage !lcen'
SEES yesterday, fiis
? Two deeds Of trust we're admitted to re-
cord yesterday.
WuEELISa gardeners ship largequansities
Of tomatoes east,
THERE wero four cases In police court
yesterday moTning, o
THRRE was arrow Of considerable proper,
tons in Wah Lees laundry last night, but
no arrests resulted.
TIN nailsrs from the Ironton mill came
up on the Andea. They are looking for
situations in some Of the mills Of this Sec
ton,
By request tho Alhambra Palace Rink
will be opened on Saturday evening. II
will then be closed until September
Music by Mayors band. g.l
DURING tho month Of July 94S cart loads
Of limestone Wero hauled from the Ulty
Prison, where 1t had been broken by the
prisoners, for spreading on the Streets
Tue steubenville Herald saws the
Jefferson blast furnaces are now filling .
contract for 1000 tons OF Bessemer pix
iron, OF which 5000 tons have been de-
liyered, z@-A+tO
QUITE a large party ofladles took advan-
tlge Of the delightful weather and cheap
excursion rates on the popular steamer
Andes and left yesterday afternoon ioE
Cincinnati.
The Baltimore Base Ball club passed
through tho city late Monday night from
Pittsburgh to CinClnpsh. A number o.
friends OF the members met them at the
B, & o, depot,
TaE large dwelling house and grounds
owned by Charles Bayha, at Fulton, 10
Gated between the pork houses Of d, y
| List and Louis Orlh, was yesterday cold
to NJ. Freismuth for $500 cash.
ITisa noticeable fact that farmers are
showing moro care in stacking their straw
this wear. The partial failure oil the hay
crop has evidently led them to think thai
the straw may become very useful
Mrs. ELIzAnETH N. FRREzs yesterday
qualified as executrix OF the will Of Isaat
F.etze, deceased, and gave bond in the
sum Of $4,000, without surety, none be-
ing required by the terms Of the will.
A sLlcxswindler recently collected quite
a sum Of money on tho South Side for the
benellt Of a poor girl left penniless and
homeless in tho city. Inquiry develops
the fact that the girl was o creature Of the
collectors vsvid Imagination.
IT is said that tho best plums arc solo
In Tyler county, right on tue railroad, a.
G9i cents-t, bushsl. These plums retail
hero Ut from 81 to S. bushel, The farm
era down there are what is popularity
known az "Chumps" to give hucksters 500
percent profit.
Tug steamer Andes got so heavily load
ed yesterday that she had considerable
difficulty In getting away last night or
this stage Of water. She got aground twice
between the levee and LaBelle landing
There was depth Of three feet only in tht
channel last night.
Tx Mlpnnerchor and Germania Sing
Ing Societies OF this city, will leave thu
wharf tomorrow evening at 7;45, on TIT
steamer Climax for Martins Ferry, L
take part in the anniversary celebration o
the Martins Ferry MWnnerChor. FriendI
Of the societies arc invited.
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A. l. MOE s co.

We commence today tho biggest Bar.
gain Sale Of Hosiery ever inaugurated Ia
this city. Every pair In our stock
marked down TO cost, and In many In.
stances far below cost.
We think our patrons will appreciate
this bargain sale, aud we advise an early
call.
Our Fall Stock will DO In soon, and We
must make room Tor II; that Is our only
reason for sacrificing our present stock,
every pair Of which lias been bought
new this season.
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gpr gsut.
TOR RENT.
TOR REMIT
dissolution ayottces.
DISSOLUTION,

DISSOLUTION
The firm OF GREER & LAING, con'lstlng OF LR
Greer, Alexander IAlng, WIN. CrulcEshank and d
u, McIlwalu, Il, this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent, Mr.. Mcllwan retiring, Tho bushes, Of III,
firm will be settled at tho old stand, 1911 aud 1916
MaIn street. AllrGnous indebted to The lRls arn
arc expected to settle promptly, aud those having
claims against the firm will present them for pay,
ment.
Tho business Will DO continued by tho renainIrs
partners under the same hrm name as heretofore.
80. GREER 4 LAlEG.
JULY VI, lsSG. Jyll
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U1e q1tteIEi9eueer,


Wanted -NuHo Gid.
Wanted Gill u do llOhEoWork.
DanAuRA and Lemons. Geo, X. AcMCcheli Il Con
MlSslng-Wllhm lllnmCIIthnl.
Wanttd-iO0 Null Feeders,
Louisiana state Lottery COMPANY
Financial Statement Oi Ohio County.
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From lis lbs. TO 1851 lbs,
To the CutlCura Remedies l Owe
Ny Health, My Happiness,
and My Life.

a day never passes that DO not think And ,ro,,.
kindly Of the CulleNn Remedies seven Ys go
ago. al Of dOlOn Jumps formed Onmy ueck AM
Ivy " AAS iIom emery sl9no to M orange mn
large Ohes were trghiiul 10 lnOk ~, mud nainfni ~
9sAri peop'o TUNED aside when they Jaw lne ~
disgust aud was ASHAMED 10 no On the street NJ ~
IN society, Physicians ~ q Their treatment AMI
" hSlirines lai'tn Y 20 any good In mGment
" despair tiiel the UuilcuTa Remedies -Cuticurs
the great skin Cum, and Cullcura Soap, an exon.
tlte SKIN beRullueT, q teInally, and Cuiigura TX
10 vent the new blood Purifier internally, IN,
small Jumps las lgil lheml gLadlally disappeared,
changing laI.e quantities Of matter, leaving iva
slight hcAIs Ia my neck to-day " toll No / orv ~
my suffering My weight then was one hundreG
hiid hIIesn sstky pounds my NSi'ht now q one
my height Is only i've lett live inches Ia nv
travels praSsed the CulicurR Remedies, NORTH
South, East and West 10 tutieum lIemeiipS
owe my hGallh my happiness, and my life, 4
prominent New York drug Al asked me tho Other
Gay, you SUI use tho CutiGura Remedies, Won
look TO be ln perfect healIhr' Ny ltply Wa VI
do, and shall always, ! have never known Wh,i
sickness Is slnee commenced using the Cnticun
Remedles,' Sometimes am laughed ut by pnIS
Ing them to people not acquainted with their mer.
Us, but sooner or later th1y will come 10 iIri,
HeuSes and believe the Same NJ lulO that use them
Is dozens have whom have told. May The time
House 10 every city In the world for Inc bOnciI n
humanity, where the CutlCun Remedies shall M
sold oNLY, 20 that there will bO Taiely a need n
ever entering drug store,
30 Fulton st., New York, Ny,
CutlCuIa Remedies are u positive cure for cyerv
form Of sRln and Blood Diseases, iTom Pinples "a
sciolnla Sold everywhere. Price; Cuicura, IA
oentii Soap, y cents; ReSolvent, 81 co. Prepared
~ me POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
Send for "HOw to OuFoskIu Diseases"
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II pays to trade al BohrenS'.

TnR Mountain Lake Park Hotel, after a
thorough repairing aud preparation, ID
again open Tor gueBIB. The rates arc az
reasonable "a will allow for O fist.class
table aud comfort Of its patrons. MI. H,
II, VAnMeter, the owner, stlll manages II,
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buy your trunks, harness, &c, al
], Il. HALEs, 1913 Main atfeet.
srEunSsyiLLE vs., WHEELING to-day.
DOM fall 10 attend.


On Friday evening, August 10, will be
given Hop and Concert by the Nublan
QuArtetts Gt Jerry Clemens Bufley Mills
Road House, four miles from Bridgeport
on National Pike, 10 which the public are
inylted 10 attend, Music by
Melslef's full orchestra,
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WE have introduced q new systom Of
selling Watches on tho lnStallment plan
whereby you can secure o watch at once
on easy payments. Tall and investigate.
JACOB W. GRUIlI, JewCler,
Cor. Twelfth mud Market SIS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-11
L.s.aOod 4 Co.. aIl Dry Goods The cheapest

THr boulder street, the brick pavement,
Although new Invention,
VIII never do you half tho good
AS our Quo VALLEY CoFFEH's intention.
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IT pays to trade at II. F. Behrens' stores.
The best housekeepers have known It for
many years. His business speaks for
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-11

Cone ali ye sons Of Wheeling
List 70 what we say,
ONO VALLEY CoFFRK
Is tho kind you should use to-day.
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To make room for our daily arrivals
OF Fall and Winter Stock We shall offer
our Summer Stock al reduced prices.
U. HESS y SONS.
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The balance Of our Summer Shoes and
Slippers OF half price. Come early and se-
cure q bargain. L.V. BLOND.
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Tho naitlnioro& Ohio
are still ceiling round trip tickets TO Pitts.
burgh on Sunday. Rate ST. 80. Trains leave
ut 5 .05 and 1885 A, NJ, CITY time.
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WARRINGTON, y. O., August 1t.-1A NJ,
FOR Western Pennsylvania and West
Virginia, local rains, sOuIhwesterly winds
and BliRhLly cooler.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-11

EyERYnoDY hhould SEQ the great game
oil ball on Fair Grounds to-day.
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at schnepls drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday
"a. NJ, 0S't I'm, SS'i 8 p. NJ, So I. r.
A Il. NJ, S40,
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A. KIDNEY PAINS, STR ANS, HACK
NJ ACHE, Weakness and NCRElness CNu,,d
N by oyerwo,k, dlglFRtIOn, StandHS
Ia walking, or the sewing machine, Currj
by Tho CuTICURA ANTEPAlN PLLsnE
~ ksN, elegant, original and iniallbie
20 GEMS. luiWiIw
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TnERE 10 q happy land
Not far away,
Where they use ONO VALLEY
Three times q day.
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Bash BALI to-day.

GALL me darling, ducky, dear,
But mover, mover, never say beer,
When Quo Valley CoFRRE can DO got,
BY not going farther than corner lot,
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Of Summer Shoes and slippers at greatly
reduced prices, L, v, BLOND,
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Among tho papers that Mr.. BrockunieE
proposed presenting was the following
petition from the leading manufacturers
1.-THE city:
To tts Honorable Mayor and Council QfhG
Gycf 'lPhetling:
Az manufacturers within the corporate
limits oil the city Of Wheeling we feel q
deep interest In the amount Of pressure
allowed In the pipes Of the Manufacturers
Gas Company, with which we are con-
noCted. Our outlay In arranging our
establishments for the use oil natural gas
is very considerable. In come cases the
arrangements and means oil using coal are
abandoned entirely, or only o temporary
use provided for. Ills not only matter
OF great Importance 10 ourselves but to
otif employees and the community that we
shall be enabled 10 run our establishments
steadily, We desire to invite Che attention
Of members oil Council and oil interested,
TO the strength Of the pipes used and to
the slrength Of the connections at the
Joints and the appliances for detecting
d leak Of any Joint, should any occur,
which 10 not probable. We respectfully
request that nothing be done toward
fixing the amount oil pressure until after
the gas has been Ia tho city o reasonable
time, and when The wants Of the manu-
iacturers and the Company's ability 70
supply them can be fully known. We
doifre 10 say that mot one Of Us 10 ID favor
Of such o pressure % will endanger our
lives or property, or those Of our fellow
citizens. Respectfully, H. NJ. Priest, N.
L. Whitaker, O. Il, Hubbard, Norway
Tack Company, q. j. RAWllng, 0. w.
BfoCkunief, William 1sett, A. W. Kelly,
Mr.. BEoUkunlef did not give this paper
10 member 10 present, a. he desired In
reading II y comment on i and 10 pre-.
sent come facts not heretofore brought to
the attention Of Council
The ordinance ID now on the Second
Branch table. What Ito fate will be
finally 10 not hard 10 imagine. The gen.
Bfal opinion after the adjournment was,
That the low pressure ordinance was de-
Ieated,
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WEAR Dalbtiggan Underwear. They
are The best and cheapest. AL sizes at
U, HESS q SONS.
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sfRunnsviLtR Vs. wHSELiSu OIL New
Falt GroundSto to-day Admission 70 cVnts'
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gnr Sn1r.

DOR SALE-PARrICULAR ATTEN.
II TON Is called 10 The Property offered ior ue
by James A, Henry, Real Estate Agent Of this Cy,
Ia MOuudsvllle, ". Va, This Is n very drslnlls
lOcatl0nt has 0 good business already 4hbllShtd
and will bu sold on easy terms, aus
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-08-10

For the escape from the system of Its waste and
debris which, ~ retained, would vitiate the
bodily fuids and overthrow health. That i'm.
portant channel of exit, the bowels, may be kept
permanently tree from distractions by using
the non gripping. gently acting and agreeable
cathsrtic. Hustctters stomach Bitters, witch
not only liberates impurities but nviguratcs
the liring of the intestinal canal, when weak.
ened by constipation or the unwise use OF violent
purgatiyes. The stomach. liver and urinary
organs are likewise reinforced and aroused to
healthful action Ivy this bcnencent tonic aud
corrective, and every organ, ibor, muscle and
nerve experiences a share Of its invtgoratng in
huence. UnOhicctionsble In flavor, most
genial and wholesome medicinal stimulant, and
owing its efficacy tohotantc sources exclusively,
Il Is the remedy best adapted to household use,
ON account OF Its safety, wide scope aud speedy
action, augHtol2
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-08-10

NEW YORK. Aug. lo-Flour market steady but
dull Fine, 0, Ooxi2 IS ; Superhnc, q &d3 90
Common Ia GOOD Extra Western, o. 7lSlS rs
Good to Choice Extra Western, 81 UCl5 o.
City MIL Extras, o. 6osf4 IS for West Indies
MINI. Extr,, g. SostS %; Extra No. ,, 81 6SSeS S5
wheat-No.l Red state on spot, antgG'c No.
white, state. SIC No. No. BED, " inter, Aug
Sc Sept, s5lC oct, So !C.
Corn-No. Mixed, cash. SIC; Aug Sic
oats-So. i White state. spot, i6c; No :, dc
4lc.
Rye dull.
Barley nominal.
Pork dull New Mess. ell 67A1ll S7S
Lard-Sept, o. IS Oct, - - Nov, 81 -.
Aolasses steady; Ike. for 81 test boiling
stock Porto Rico, GTfSSc.
Turpentine quiet At Sac.
Rosin duh strained to good. o. 0JFfl Oh
Petroleum dull refined in cases, SIC.
Frelghts dun grain to Liverpool, SC.
Butter Market quiet; New western
Creamery. iSlnc.
Cheese dull Western Choice, T,d1ssc.
Eggs dull State lu.Gl4.c: Western. lJ', ii
lac.
sugar-market dun Refined cuuoat, Al6i
16NC Granulated, 6isc.
Iallow quiet; prime city, lSlt94c.
Coffee dull fair cargoes at exc.
Rice steady Carolina and Louisiana, common
to fair, Stsdtc Range. n, fI6iNC,