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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18
FORTMe
Epps's Cocoa
1puAxrAar

,sv 4 thorough knowledge o. the natural iu
which govern the opertaons o. digestion .st
nsnccrtie. Of veil <nlected Cocoa, Mr.. Epp Ia
proxided our breakfast tsb.cs with Q t~etioatsS
ksyorcd beverage which may ave u raa,
hssyy doctors 6illk II In BY the lrdiciou ~
al such articles Of diet thai 9 constitution nay
~ built up until strong enough 70 Re
"a eyery tendency 10 disease Hundreds q
s,Stie malsdies are floating around us ready o
sttscS vhereyer there u . weak point We ma,
esSape many . fstal shan BY keeping oarelvs
vsiI fortified with pure S!ooa ana : properly
MAJ dmply with boiling water or milk- Sod
univ In half pound tins BY Grocer, labeled thu
jIHES EPPS + CO., nofaorl'sIe uisisn
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18
K
Foruics Tay,er .Nur York Tri5une

florence TGyleT .Nur York Tribune.
The Trial vas endcd-;he vigil pat:
All clad in his arms wa the knight Al last,
The gooiIirSt knight in the Whole wild land,
With face that shOue with a purpose grand.
The King Looked on him with gracious eyes,
Aud sail. Il is meet for some high emprise. "
To himself he thought, Il will conquer fate,
I viii surely die, or do something great.
So from the palace he rode away;
There was trouble and need in the % that
lay;
A child had strayed from his mothers side
Into the woodland dark AMI wide.
Hep cried the mother, with sorrow wild
IL ~ me-, Sir Knight, to seek my child.
The hungry wolves in the forest roam;
Help me - bring my lost one home"
He shook her hand from his bride rein;
'AlsS, poor mother, yOu ask in vain.
Some meaner succur vii do, maybe,
Some squire or vsrlet Of low degree
There are might wrongs in the world 10 right;
! K ep my sword for a noble fight.
! am sad at heart for your baby's 'ate,
But / lid in haste TO do something great"
One wintry night when the sun had set,
A blind old man by the way he met;
Now, good Sir Knight, for Our Lady's sake,
On the Sightless wanderer pity take!
The wind blows cold, and the sun is down
L -ad me, | pray, till 1 reach the town"
Nay" said the knight: Il cannot wait;
I ride in haste 10 do something great
So on he rode, in his srmor bright,
His sword all keel for the longed. for-fght,
Laugh with us-laugh!' cried the merry crowd
ooh weep walled others with sorrow bowed.
Help u.s. the weak and weary prayed
But for 10Y. nor grief. nor need he stayed.
And the years roll d on, and his eyes grew din
And he died-snd none made moan for him.
He mis- ed the good that he might have dore,
He missed the blessings he might have won.
Seeking some glorious task 10 Ind,
His eyes 10 sll humber york were blind.
I He that is faithful in ~thRt.whichiis least,
Is hidden TO sit a. the heavenly feast.
Yet men and women lament their fate
If they be not called 10 do something great.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18

Wdlbr C11rk In OctOJ1 TGU TdiE.
The ~Pesdagogue au org his pupils had
A maiden fair.
lie loved her, who would nc2 Her eyes were
soft,
AM tur ed 10 his with saucy glance full Of;
And when his tirssome Latin put her out,
Her pretty lips were ell ITO prone ~ pout:
lie lOnged 70 kss t~hen-lOTe had made him
But did no: dare.
One morn he meet her on the way 10 school.
The hour was late,
But wait he would not, could not. Thus be
SighEd:
Sweet maid, I prithee, be my besrteous bride!
Already hast thou marked, nor need tell,
That have loved thee long, and passing well;
Nor time nor absence can my passion cool;
Let's conjugate!"
"Ah!' with arch modesty replied the fair,
That would be fine:
Bat It's impossible, for az thou know'st
Small stock Of learning can thy pupil boast.
The first d~ecleniion now AbSorbs my thought;
The verb ] have not yet at al been Taught.
! cannot conjugsts: all | may dare
Il 70 decline"'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18

JEWELS now are daily seen
Rich cirra.icn lips bet seer;
Ask the owners Of those PEARLS
Stately mstrcns, lovely girls,
What can testh so purifJ?"
'SOZ0D0NT" they'll all reply.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18
No. I00o.-word Enclosures.

No. Lockwood Enclosures.
/.
Between All ocean and a river,
A noisy brawl goes on forever.
II.
Between an insect and a drink,
The way is very hard | think.
III.
Between a harsh. voiced bird and measure,
The three.tocd sloth stands nj his LEISURE.
ABBY A. MUDGETT.
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Address Registered Letters 70 u.
NEW ORLEANS NATIOSALs

Druru0r0 Thst the pre.no o. ~
Beauregard snd EnI.I, y
in charge OF the drsuings, IS gn.its essses
solute ExirneA and integrity, teE rs, 1trx
are al equal, and that no oae can poSa"'
what number will draw Q PnD rc, &
Pie. r. GTARaETEED By T0t.ses
TIOHAL BANKS OF View ors.J.s IrS
ffcfets are signed By the Pr.,iden. sttls
triton, whose chartered nights ere n'cLHL
the highest Courts; Therefore, feSHe os,tTga
tatiozs or auopy nous schemes -
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18

1t kills pain, we refer 90 Salvation Oil, the
creates: core N earth for pain. Price 25c.
4 qusrter of Q dollar will purchase any
where 8 bottle Of Dr.. Bills Cough Syrup.
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No. O9s-DecapItauons

While driving out OF town one day
Ny horse became quite hi'd,
Seemed much Ryersc 10 travelling,
Nor needed kindly word.
And as we reached a srcohd
He stumbling, fell with force.
And broke a first, which added much
To my mishap Of course. Puss.
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no RHEUMATIC ABOUT Ms!
In ore minute the Cuiieur,

~ Anti.Pain Plaster rerrr.
- Rheumatic, sciatic. sudden, sh,S
IL and nervous P aims. s raint and Veal.
nes.es The drt and only! pain killing Plua;.
A new aud infsllible anucole 70 pair, inasrzl
snnar,or 10 an other plasters. Al all crusg,y
o. =, nts. ave for 81 90: or postage free, OF fo,.
-. nsrs AND CHEMICAL Co Boston, MSM
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No. 1907

/. \ letter. 2 A liquid measure Of Holland.
2. Refuse Of mines. 1. 4 Scripture proper name
+. A raft or fio,t. 4. A cape OF NORTH America
:. Italian silver coins. :. A river ofSwitz Rand.
=. A lett-T. HoOs!EE.
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No, 1IOl,-Endless

have no end and no beginning;
At leas: | was not framed for siuning,
And though for Heaven ! have no grace,
III never reach the other place.
I'm not In tune, 10 can not sing;
I'm fashioned ike a finger ring:
move, but whcreso'cr ] roam,
You'll always find ms IN my home.
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No. I1OO,-A a

!. A bandage. >. An animal. ) A volcanic
earth. I. Pfismatic. 5. LabOrers wages. .. A
cup. :. One no has the right Of Cho.ce. :. A
dipthong. . The canine letter. FRASTZ.
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Seven Chances

Their, Is yet good prospect Of success for clever
who try the p~Iz1ie.m-king. The seven
piIcs one Of ten dOIlers - are TO be given for the
pest seven lots OF thre. original "SpAit y Knots. -
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-18

No. I1O2.-whst the Bee Left.
! was a bee upon a flower,
And I grew tirrd AMI flew away:
O What II change A hundred power
Waving MAGAZINE before me lay,
J, A.
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Answers.

l~07a.-Timidity Tim-!-ditty).
100 Pirate, irate, rate, Ate.
lU,l.-
What's In q manner That which we call a rose
by any other name would smell as sweet"
-RDm,O ind JaLn., &c! n, Sc. n.
I~051.-Adam-auL
1853 Chicken. hearted.
lO4.-l. Admit. 2. Commit. , Nitten. g.
Submit. , Permit. G init. :. Transmit. >
Remit. . Intermit. 10. Emit. II. Manun!!.
10Sj.-Palm.
lOSG Prize money fight.
Azsvers will be published In two weeks.
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Sotttrp.
DAST ALL PRECEDENT!
Z tItA TEu MILLIONS tsIfItI,u
Louisiana State Lottery Company.

louisiana State Lottery COMPANY.
Incorporated BY the Legislature in iSs, NJ
Educational and Charitable purposes, and ~
Franchise made Q part Of the present state Coz
stitution, IN 1879, BY IN Overwhelming popu1
vote. -
Dccennb~r) and ita GRAND htnEit
Number DrMMings take place on zach
Of tho other ten months In Do year.
and are all drawn In publtc, ~ the
Academy Of Music, New Orleans, La
1--WE do hereby certify that we surerviic ht
arrangements for all Monthly and Semi Annual
drawings OF The Loikiana State Lottery Con
pany. and I'm person manssc and oonpo! ne
drawings Themselves. aud that The ssre sfc oon'
Quoted with honesty, fairness and IN good iA!A
toward ali parties, aud we authorize The Coz
many 10 use this certificate. With fac Fmi"d
our signatures attached, In la adreftJemenA
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THE PEDAGoGUE.s wooING.

Azswen will be published in two weeks.
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MAMMOTH DRAWING
Al The Academy Of Hssir, lev ORLEANS,
Tuesday, December Is. 1883.
CAPITAL PRiZR, $GOO,OOO.

1905 o Tickets at $40; Halves sV''
Quarters eIOi EtEbths 81 TSfn'
tleths 81, ROPtieths 81.
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stoke. B,tTean two such powerful men
he felt he had hut lit lie chance Of eJcspe,
bu! he determined to maintain an air Of
innocence to the LAST.
What 60 you mean by this insolencs: >
ne cliad psssiorately.
take him in charge, policeman" said
the gentleman in the cloth esp coOlly. Il
undertake. the responsibility Of prosecu!-
ing him. He is liar and impoJtor, and
will have to explain before the magistrates
why he has thought fit to aTrogsts to hun
self a name ard rank to which he has No
right. He is accused of being a common
swinhler, and he will have to clear himself
from that ~charge-if be can"
bat l tell you, policeman, this is all q
mistake, and Pm an officer and a gentle.
man"
'So1 FOL-" coDtsmp'uously returned
his fellow passenger. Don't think to
keep up that farcs any longer. 1 happen
to be Col,nsl MDstyn, the officer com.
msndiug the real Godfrey Spencer's regi-
ment at Mudplrs, and as l see him every
day OF my lifs I'm not very likely to be
deceived by a plausible scoundrel, who has
bprrowe1 his name and his card. What
your object is, l confess I can't quite see;
but there's sone vlllaiDy in it, and the po-
lice shall find it ont
TIE convicted cheat hung his head in
terror OF tue danger he had incurred. He
was not ~acquaiot:d with the person Of
Godfrey SpeDcsr's commanding OH oer and
it had never entered his head to calculate
upon the possibility of some one who knew
the reIl CAPTAIN being the witnAs Of his
own assumption Ct his lame. How he
cured in bis heart the loquacio7s old gen.
IL men who had brought about his detsc-
tion at tie eleventh hour
What have you got in that bag?" &c.
msniei tie policeman, sternly; snd
wrenebing it from him, he forced it open,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-12

do iron per ID, 5'lc. Ilorsc-shoes, Burton's
per keg, 90. Fence staples plain, 1 40. Il.
galvanized so. Axes, first quality, 600
S 90. Axe handles, ooo6l ~. Gr,ir
Scoops, : 5oGps DO Rubber betting. dis
count 20 per cent
POTASH Babottrs 3 -. Eagle 90;
Sterling TH,,;, 90; Crown > -, Regal, Is.
ROPE-Sisal, ll2ac: cotton, l6c
BROOMS Waco made, K. 3 So y,
> %; No. = 90; No. 4, % No. 3, 90.
No 30.
FUEL-Coal-ludian Territory delivered
at Yards 90 per ton. Hard wood, % per
cord.
LuMBER-Rough IL oo@2o 90 per NJ,
clear dressed on one side, 20 oOoo95 90; d
and NJ. flooring, . ooC@95 90; d. and VI
ceiling Is O0W20 90, d~ rough ceiling ~ 80.
siding, \. =. is O0m20 90; white nine
q 80; poplar siding, 20 90; shingles SAL
pine, ? %, do heart pine, 3 -, O. X
shingles, %, do Boss 90; palings, hear
pine rough, 20 90; do dressed 80 90, laths,
5000 90.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-12

Mr.. Mason, OF Illinois, who intro
duced the resolution in the house for
an investigation of the rapidly grow
ing system Of trusts and pools, says
that he is in receipt ofnumcrous letters
from wotkingmen, thanking him tor
his efforts In this direction.
"These combinations" says Mr..
Mason, fare dangerous aad threaten
the welfare of the community. They
not only fix selling prices, but pur-
chasing prices also. Take the sugar
trust for an example. The producers
sre placed at the mercy Of the com
bine.' If tho production exceeds the
consumption they close up the re-
hneric-, aud thus control the supply
and demand, aud the tariff fails to a..
cympllsh It, purpose. | hope INT
the agitation Of this question will re,
suit in some Legislation that shall ulu
nately break up these combinations
am firm believer in these enter
pri,es, and want to see them encour
aged, but they deviate from their le
Ultimate purpose to the detrimcnt 0
the people. It's time to ca halt
and congress ought to do It,"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-12
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

F,..' "h" ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES
han ys,, closed steady, 10 to II points lower
Sale, " tpssy closing prices.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-12

81. LOUIS, Feb ll.-Flour-quiet but steady
Corn-Market higberand stfong; cash,SV'sD
81; February closing S0A asked; Marcn CLOS
Ing S034; June closing 81.
Wheat-The market opened firm al Sl} slD
So for May. but was tallowed ty drop 10
$ -gs2 with free selling. The outside mar
wheat advanced somewhat. which csused re-
action 20 S2i4 but 1t was only Temporary as adj
verse advicet came along and the leading
trate, hammered down to s55l. Close W.
armer sl73. NO. req cLsh, 79A, March S0j4
hid, May y sgSH :, closing 81 lune s23s clos
ing 81 bid, August 19H@79}a, closing 1913
oats-Lower; cash, 2t5s; May, 203..
Cornmesl-Steaiy at , 80.
Whisky-Market. teady at %.
Provisions-M Marker steady
Pork-New, 1900,
Lsrd--Prime stream, .2l3 per 100 lbs.
Meatx-Dry Sailed Shoulders (boxedl 5 75@
+ 90; long clear. 81; clear ribs, b2H short
BtaconWshoulders, (boxed) 6 so; long clear
3 % clear ribs, 40; short clears, 10
Hams-Market stronger at 10 oO(9!2 w
4F1ERNoos BOARD.
Wheat weaker; February. SOY; March, S2l1c;
| May, 81 :; June, 81 asked; July, 1928
| Corn steady; February, 4rl4c; March, AZ
| Ost. steady; Nay, $685.
| NEW ORLEANS Feb. ll-Four-ln good
demand aud "A shade higher; choice, 1898 10;
fancy 3 S5.G4 20: extra fancy, .5lgi 30; winter
| wheat patents, 50GI TO; Minnesota patent
! process, 49Otgo W.
| Corn-Market hrmer al 49, &c per hushel.
| Oats-Market quiet but steady; No. 3 42c.
| C1rnmeal-Market quiet ut To-
| Hay-Market frmer; prime. 10 "; choice,
| q 90.
Hog Products-Market irregular
| Pork, Is.
Lard, refined tierce, SIX
| Bulk Meats-ShOulders. %; long clear
Bacon-shoulders, IS; long clear, IN
clear ribs, 90
Hams-Choice sugar-oured, canvassed, il d
Whisky-Market heavy at / O5(t1 81.
| Cotlee-Markct quiet; rio, l5sNlShc.
Rice In fair de mand ut i1st954c.
Cotton seed Products-Market dun anC
| prices nominal: prime crude oils, SIC.
Cake and Mesl-2OH.
Il Bran-Quiet and weak at 72la(075c.
Sugar-Market active and firm; open ket
, tie, choice, 5hc; prime to strictly prime, 81
| fully fair, i7sc: centrifugals, choice white
| 6 Ice, oil white, 8 5-lb(G5 &C. choice ye ON
| clarified 81 .G5 II -l6Gbc; prime yellow clar
| ihed, 20 &C; seconds, 514G5ac.
Molasses-Market steady; centrafugals II
| good demand; strictly prime TO choice, "a
23c prime to good prime, 1000. Other grad e
unchanged.
KANSAS CITY, Feb, whest-Merke
6 COM arket dun; 40. = cash. i-34c bid
| February, i3c nd May, 4l,sc'
s Oats-No. , cash, 2Sc bid, &c asked
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-12
TARKETS BY WIRE
FINANCIAL.

ysc1lsH coNsol7
w. t-Consols closed l04 5-l6
r. silver, II l-lo d.
MONEY,
To, II Money on call easy at
fohhiP +ime mercantile paper a"
f. srocKs ANp BONDS
v,yy Feb. 11.--The stock market
l Oh, jnll throughout the session and
en'el oyr,.pondly narrow having little
p ,sc,tinn The amount OF business
gDl .So smallest since saturday half
= 'D' established and while dealings
|S',. .rcn in many months. The first
l's a,,dr at small concessions gcner-
l' , u.s.. evening closing prices and
were sustained but the
n7 ,ras entirely insignificant and the
Fi ~ " steady. Everything is q shade
4 Milwaukee. Lake Shore and ives
Re.-a1 lost - dealing in railroad
Tbe bonds showed little animation
in stock, but were devoid Of fea-
u showed some tone. Government
4 aud steady
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-12

dunn, 3 y 10 p: stockers. l,S0Co2 90; feeding
steers, bUdS 25; cows. | 3nlI3 ~.
hogs-keceipts, $500; shipments, 7t6:
market strong and active and lower:
4.tUd5.n; sSipN and pigs S.0@ij),
Sheep-keceipts .49l; shipments, mar
Ket urn active; good 10 'hoice. 1 COCA 81 /:
common 10 medium, 00G5 20.
CHICAGO, Feb. ll.-rhe Drovers' JournaI
reports:
cattle Receipts. 1900, shipments, 1000;
market lower; exporters 525d11 5O steers
VU9l 10; snckers and feeders, = sos 81;
cows, bulls aud mixed, l 10 o. P5 Texas steers
= 75G3 %.
sheep Receipts, 500; shipments lO0l mar
ke' steady poor TO fancy natives. S,,V05 IS
) O1U6 10 ~
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-12
uisCELLANE OIS PARAGRAPHS

n young man VINO ~ lust now hay /
i've a Irgat many domestic discussions
SONS Uat he has fully made up his
III nd that women constitutes tho uu-
TAI sex.
1t makes a great difference to young |
man who Is counting u girl whether
She takes great interest in his wei |
fare or i'll his farewell.
a lazy fellow who was idling away
his tmo was asked by a minister
died. 81 shall not co. WAS the reply |
81 expect to &c carried"
Mr.. Henry George does not believe
that tho workingmen should nomi- |
nate y third party candidate for the |
presidency, but there is very little |
| doubt that the republicans will ar
range for aworkingmnn's third party
nominee. Ii MIR. George wants the
place let him take it. He can poll
more republican votes for IL third
party ticket than any retormcr ex-
tant.
Sergius Stepnlak. the Russian nihil-
ist, urges against IN cXtraditton trca-
ty between America and Russia, be-
cause America was "trst to proclaim
the right of rebellion" 1t ia now
proposed to proclaim the wrong of it
by denying asy lum to dymaniters,
anarchists and uihiists. We cau
allow them to he hanged abroad
cheaper aud more comfortably than
we can hang taom here.
In tho southern ates boots are al
most univ crsally worn by the better
classes, while in The north ono rarely
sees mGu who docs not wear shoes
G Representatives. in congress from the
two sections illustrate this sirguipr
tact and speculations as to the reason
k are rife.
I; In his Florida interview, Editor
!, Ne vi hopes fer "repubican coneis
tency,' winch he constructs TO mcAl
s. tariff reduction. We hope so, but w,
> fear that il VIII mean a high tarit
- platform with the republican party OF
y it and Editor Mediil under it.
Canada is investing considerable
$, money in ccas offences. 1t is to be
r, h ped that Canada Will pay for il
toriitcalions IA they are built. L
j. would not be very comfortable foI
, the American taxpayer to assume
- inevitable rolls around.
The northwestern blizzard must b
r. one of the infant Industries OF tho re
.; publ cans from the manner III WhIcI
IN they Insist on taxing blankets, over
ne coats and coal.
e- If the Libby prison 10 TO be remove
-, it should 90 not to Chicago but t
a. Cincinnati. The spectacle of Fi,l
- Marshal Ilsl,tcnd standing on til
,ly gable, shaking the bloody shirt woul
he. fire the blood IL turnip.
IN The Dawes pure lard bill" is rcall
t@ a bill to deprive the planters OF III
~" south of market for their co'to
N seed. They will be entirely justiiic
or in concluding that Mr. Dawes is
ell pestiferous old busy-body.
AS, Senator Riddleborger differs frol
HIS telow-republicans in the senate
TWO important particulars, he is nevt
ss, du and he frequently comes AZ ne,
.c; tclln9 the truth as he csn witnol
In being ruled ont of order.
- The democrats who voted to Sc
a. tho republican in the Whitc-Low
n.y. contest have done well in shown
cr that the democratic party is abUvet Il
petty meanness that characterized Il
90 recent conduct If the republicans {
per wards Speaker Carlisle.
aga -
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-12
GENERAL LOCAL MARKET.

=, Tu' lo'l' powdered anu crushed
sr ,, NeT oTh o gTannatEi te; plantation
G = :, ., Louisiana W. ~ '52'i fancy |
a. a. C l,,;I H/s@ ''' prime 62s@G%ci seconds
CRACKERs-Au crackers at St. I.opi. |
lists. Sc. XXX 5iIr.
CIITEsEN Rad1er state now Ito. t,n,,.
stock cream. I4Ior ''''
GRlTS--pcr mi ~
HONINY--P,r AZ
PICKLES Bbls, 5 90: half bbs. -. i'm
pcrial. gals. so; Ileyoron. Il 80 gals. 4 ~
half rails, so. nnnrts 40. nint, oo
chow chow, pints, : %; quarts, A 90, pepper
sauce, 15c.
RICE-Fancy head, re; choice, 7c;
| prime, 6 l-?c
SAUER KRAUT-Per hnlf Dbl ; So
Observation-Disclosures Philadelphia, net
weight l., ii cans, 4 dozen boxes, per doz.
/ co; = tb . loz per doz IS; ID, doz.
| per doz. %
! MOLASSES-Ch Choice new crop, 5OG52c.
fancy open kettle, 55c: prime open Kettle.
45c; choice centrifugal. 4Oc; prime ccutri-
fugal, 35c.
FLOUR orthernmills, fancy patento 10 {;
half patent, 60: family. 80. Local mills.
fancy patent, 70; half patent, 80; fam,
ny3 40
BRAN-Nlills quote per ton 20 90 for wheat
5 90 for corn.
LARD---Dold's family, SIC: Dold's white
Rose 9c
HAMS--Per 10, ltt5@t2c.
R,CON- nry solt.1 oo NOR liz. .,an.
clnar o8/. NOR il
CidnrH Nnt,,s h,ls > "a. prioo 6, ,,o..,
rvccisior hoif ,lIs . rnh .iIon ''' ,,i
m a.. nr,rh cidnr hhIs ~ "a. n"r1 KAMA R",1
nclfy : 50 p'''' '''''
spI'CrS~ RIacl, non,or in Grain 1so,oo,
no, n, al.,,ir II, ,troin 1oc. ,fin1,,r
nrp 75l0S5
0, lS,,If-3--i. 'nt suck oj3ci WACO icF
"a '"ec,no"' - . 90 per poA' wv SUCKS
. u ~" IN o"'N''S' AiV9 i'j2c' ho!Hl SUCK
= W. vim, ,,,.
, ,o o1Nl'"ouus' - V9TUe per 10 nloert7
> ,2G r,lrSiisn ""'lu,S' Ioc, orn"l mus
r9|a' ,,,,'I. p.l 'o -'' pl2'' i"
r"' ',iN oV' fuo.t
y are prr IN, Italian chrstnmts 13r
y son Dyyirbt,s Cow Rr,nd l,rgs aa/Ih.
~. Sal soda Re; church Arm and IInm,nn,
% kr1s AZ lbs. 58Ic. pals 5a/c
o VINFG AR. Imnori,I 5oc. .ldon On
: Motifs pure, 27c,
=. u SAII-s3 10, Dairy. 81 "a. Livernoo
i sacks 81 s.
x CANNED GOODS AonIes on, cane -
NOR do,nn. g.lIon cors %. RI.clhnrrios
= 5th 40. Sfrnwbcrrirs..-9th r.. Gnosnhn
i rirs--9h 30: Raspberrr.---9tt I 4,
Whortlrberrics- Ii Corn--IInner r.,
A.. Winslnw,s go. SnowGakr I * pri,
~ tba Wrst a.. Jersey CIV ~ Int
nrn1rnt 70 I.obstcrs--9ib . I5o63 .
n,stnrs oo05t o.. OH ,7510t ~. IN liza,
M w.ioht zoe. On 20 praches-l-3th :,
ri 2tb = 90. Pineappes--2lb ! So. Peas.
Small May , 90. Fine Family | 81. ear
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WOOL.

st. LOUIS, Feb il-wooi market active
ana steady; unwashed bright medium
li92l coarse braid, II 01l; low san
tub washed. choiye, 81, inferior, 2oG 4:
sacked, l0Qplj.
BosroS, reb. II Wool Ohio and Pensyl.
Vanla heeces j9GSlc; NX 3lhW32c y Y and
above 3i1s@f3ci No, |, 3jto6c; choice Mica =
gan eNt II, pc; territory aud other unwashed
woods, secured, 5t@5,c; fine, 5Jc fine medium
and other grades unchanged.
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ESS PORK.
HORT RIBS,
COFFEE.

GALVESTON, Feb 1l,-Coffee quiet Nc low
err. wholesale grocers quoted good ordinary
"a; fair. 1871; lrime, IN; choice, 2Oh@2l
peaberry. -; government Java, 26h.
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GDT"EOS.
IT'S AT UNITED STATES PORTS.

ALv EsToN Feb LITTLE following Ia a
narrative statement OF cotton receipts at
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stop Tint Counb.

Tucker Syrup of Tar and Wild
Cherry viii do it