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~ possible from the suggestion OF psr'
sonal sacrifice. Even with those who
have wealth, the number 10 receive pFes.
sats II often no large that . pleasant
custom becomes 0Hereus by reason OF
its expense, For these reasons, a simple
article, that II IN whole or IN part the
work 0f ones own hands. h always IN
appropriate Christmas prese T.
Children, In particular, should lse en-
eouvRgsd 10 make rather than purchase
the articles they intend to give 10 mem.
bers ef family or friends.
Whist can bs mere appropriate than .
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Musical and Literary Enter
tainmen.


This will 10 a great treat IN the
public. Prof. Sparks will render
grand music.
" The Literary program 10 flled
with wonderful talent and elegant
delivery.
The services Of . male quartetie
have lbeen seoursd. who will render
asionIshing music.
Admission 10, IS. and IS cents.
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\ Is ,cu,e y necessary TO suggest
ideps for bai,l@n boxes Tho Empire
Bohbonier'. shown In our drawing. Ii
made Of pink Or green satin, forming a
puff; II h edged on 10th si,l.s with
. bracea likc gnlloon. finished with
wing or other appropriate ornament
Tho willing hentt and quick fancy
will always fin ! a way 10 give CHRISTMAS
presents. II noah 'rsr" heart that
can not find some j"y In the Joy Of 9th.
erh Il 10 ariiiful nature that can not
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Mrs. Chas. Brown and dangh
tor Of Columbus Ohio, arc spending
nollidays With parents, Ms, and
Mrs. jacob Schvars
jonathan Shaw has resign
Cd HE place ~ attendant a. the
Athens Aaylum and John Hen
sel. con Of Philip HsnseI has been
appointed In his place.
The members OF the 81
JossphI Catholic Church at
sugar Grove will have 4 far
the 20, and 20 Of Dec. aud lst OF
January 1891. -
-Vernon Evans, formerly Of
ih'a plaes. VII killed on railroad
q siiples. ,Ninn., ,IbK Monday
hIs remaias. were p bsbugltt 10
Logan for intesmenl. y
Joe BarthSlow Ia employing
Is teams hauling clay from his
bank 10 txt now Brick Works
Bob Wright 10 employing I.
teams deliverln" clay 10 the .Olh'
works. These 20 teams and the
men employed make over
hundred dollars q day. This Ia
4 boom. 49,
Mr.. John Bunx. Of Hooking
County has accepted a position
OF asst. engineer. Mr.. Bunz
comes we'll recommended ms being
al excellent gentlemen. and will
take hold OF tho work, with the
intention 10 perform every duty
pertaining 10 his department.
Reform Farm Journal.
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NHRISTMAS IL es-
H. seutially the tes.
v lival Of present
giving. The Gus.
ton, " now almost
universal, a,ld un.'
doubtedIy In many
cases Involves
much sacrifice on
tho part Of those Ut
limited means
ACIIrIst,nas pres
ont should not only
Tho q token Of ps-
ouliar kindness, but
al,ould ha M frsa
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oeosSe tHeTetOte'urVW uv pok!tIOD:
TO FAnNaR IIfcxss
My mamma Il stSrvttis. and there tlnt i
{ thing In the house 20 sat. AIN hungry, but
mamma Ia worse OF than sn, 'causs she ID
sick 1bed. In view OF these fnc's ! respect.
fully petition FOR suoh aid as your generosity
Bessie used large words, b-sause sl,e
had boti, heard and read them. Size
gaze her petition mucl, thought, wrote
u out with great care on f0olschl
sheet, folded II neatly, md then
raarclisd with II 70 Farmer lIick.' store.
house. whlch she cvid niiy soncei, ea
was the proper point of attack.
II was not, long walk, and Bessie
found the storehouSe open. for Farmer
Hicks had jnst left It for n moment.
Bessie was ell pleased with the prospect
Of well filed hins Of apples. potatoes,
and grain. Of barrels and tubs, and she
sat down IA await developments
Farmer Hicks was astonishrd Us well
20 amused when he returned and dis.
covered Bessie, bat his astonish,nsn'
was turned to Iaughtor and finally u
something like tears " hen Bessie aros..
with dignity and proceeded 10 read her
"p tition."
"Well. well, " he said. "This do beat
oil. Howsomever. IL won't do 70 let thu
poor croetur starve. Wonder II she put
that notion into that cl,ild's head! She
. !us was smart No matter, Ill do
what's RI int
People talked again when Bessie and
her mother moved up to old Farmer
Hicks, hut nothing came VI Il. except
that Bessie and or mother had . good
home. and Farmer Hicks, often made
his croniss roar. when he felt In o
specially good humor. by relating the
t ~ Of Bessie's Petition.
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: Buy $500 worth OF Grocer
,es at Price and Tipton's and get
on elegan, cloth bound book tor
q New Years present.
Fancy Tableware, Silver
Knives and Forks, Spoons. and
Butter Knives In elegant styles
Ut j. Rochester 4 Sons.
We see elegant presents IN the
line Of Fountain Pens, Geld
Pens, Gold Tooth Pinks, etc a'
Miller 4 Oasss.
-Grsal display Of Holiday
Goods, Dolls, useful and WDs
mental articles. Albums, ETC., st
J, R9ehsslsr 4 SoHs.
Just received The Third IN
slalIsmsnt OF Ladies' y Mems out
grals, glove grain, aad pebble
grain Shoes In Lace cad IN Bit
ton from eastern markets nj old
prices at A. u. Work L Go.
silk, Linen. Embroidered
and Black usmslhehsd Hand
ksrehIsH IN elegant shsd % ai
j. Rochester 4 Sons.
Dent allow u 10 sHisr yoHf
head for q moment thst we ara
not efficient IN JOB WORK, Tor
that W0uld bs . sad mistake Tor
YOU 10 make.
II sou want 3 Moe
watch for q gsntlemani gold
or silver 10 10 N. J. weilsnd.
Ifvou want any thing H. the
Jewellery line call end see N. J.
WsUssl before buyinS else.
where.
--Nssrly oil tbs colds ass silsht
u fret. but their tendency 70 10 %
lower iks system thaI Ihs ss6s5sr
becomes . ready s'slim y sny pre-
vslsnt disease The Me- Of Ayers
CHEEKY Psetoral. In Tho beginning
of q cold Would guard against The
Danger
I'D. B stss, ln h,s now store
10 ths Roller Building Will keep
= full IIns ~ Stoves. Tin vsat.
psnps. sss. end Invites h's frlends
70 ssil spd ~ him. We bsspsSk
tor bin Z liberal patronage. Hs
wlIl supoupos bic business nsxt
week.
Did you svSr buy q horse and
not bsvs soms misyIvIugs ~ To bis
points I'LL they we're fully tssted
MOI ~ with Ayers SsrsspanIIa;
yoI may 10 sure Oft at the start. !
II 4 ker dssappoints those who give
II i lsIr and persistent trial. ..
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o., chriatu,As bs'is' though loud your Joy.
Gus chimes,
listen not but sass With. eager sysa'!
Into that Pest where vl,ostly forms arise
The loved and lost, ravished By cruel Iyme,-
And then long.vsnished sosnea, In light
sublime.
OF hon,cly TO- Ht blcsssd Christmas tide,
And gathered dear ones " bright hearth
side,
Asiss-tut scarce arr sspn through Mcmory's
:rime.
Let others joyi Raise loud tho MERRY song
With 'mirth Ard fesstins spesr tho hylng
e ghoury ",. d, :
Dpkn A. -sl,s ~ nt''ecssS tho happy throng. .
Andah my my yleas ., ,soo" ON ". ~,'eA The ."edows
Sweet :S.!exE .aThya with 'v. so
That siyssl buck Y. vsss and all liz hels
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OF James Kelley and Fatal Injury Of
. Jas. Edgcll.

Full Particulars Of the Wreck at Sand
:" Hill Early This Morning
Authentic.
| "A horrible accident occurred on the
c. II, v. and I. at Sand Run this
(Thihsday) morning at about three
o'clock, which resulted in the instant
death Of James Kelley and the fatal in.
Jury Of James Edgeli, two brakemen,
the former aged about ~ and the latter
about 45, both single men, and residents
Of our city.
The two braCkemen were on train
that was backing up 10 the Sand Run
hoppers with IS empty coal cars, and
were both standing in the front car,
when they struck car Of lumber, which
had been carelessly left standing on the
track, with sufficient force TO shift half
the load Of lumber on to the car in which
they wee standing.
both men were caught beneath the
lumber, and young Kelley's neck was
broken, and Edgell had his left leg
broken near the knee and both feet man.
gled, besides being mashed and bruised
all over his body.
Kelley was killed instantly and Edgell
it Is stated; cannot recover.
Young Kelley lived with his mother,
q widow lady, who resides across the
canal on Railroad street.
Edgell boarded at Prcs,on's boarding
house in East End.
The remains Of young Kelley were
brought to his home this morning, and
Edgcll was taken to his boarding house.
The accident was the result Of care
lessness on the part Of some one In leav.
ing the car Of lumber on the track, and
makes the company responsible for the
accident. - Nclsonvillc News.
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RHEuMATisN CURED IN 4
DAY.

"Mysiic Cure" for Rhenma-
,ismand Neuralgi , radically chres
in l 10 3 days. It's action upon
,he, system il remarkable and
mysterious. II removes at once
,he cause nnd thu diseaRe i'm.
mtai,a,lv disappears. The first
dose greatly benefits. Price Is
ren,s.-Soid' by + HARKlNG
TON Druggist Logan. SIN.
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spare little time and pains In seeking
to make "ns day Of the year Ilspps with
tokens Of love What peoule xrs ooms-
out very much at Christmas time.
MARY MANTILINL
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FARM FOR SALE.

A good farm of sl4 acres
l.2 mile north Of Swarts's
mill and post Office and
known as the John Beery
farm. On the premises ;s .
1welling house an excellent
barn spring house and other
necessary outbuildings.
About one hundred acres
of the farm is number one
timber land the balance be-
ing under cultivation.
l will sell at a bargain
and on good terms. Any
one desiring to buy a farm
should consult me at the
grocery and baking estab'
lishment of A. Bauman
Lancaster, O.
JACOB Fl. KIRN.
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Local Items.
Greet You.
Voice From thu
Business Men.


Best Gum HO0ls In (, market
st ". Il. B0wIby 4 eOD's
Lot Of elegant Books II y
0srnHglen's.
-Elesant Geld spsstssIss at
xsssIer Bros.
-Psrebass aa elegant Muf Of
.. Rochester 4 Sons.
-Yor fine line Of Jspansse
00eds call ~ Miller 4 Cstss.
-.MsgniAeent diamonds ard
0etd Watches at Kssslsr Bros.
-llsbtess OF beat SusIlly 81
". t. Dewiby 4 Don.
- iBe iiBs NJ s,Ivss ware just
ssSsIvsd al Rsber & CG
-Hsnd- -bsSs 4 Robes In sl4'
tast styles u k.Warnsr's.
Big s.osk Of Boots snd Shoes
st J. Rochester 4 Sons.
fine Shoes d w. 4. Bowl.
" 4 son.
Pine Gold Watches st Rsb
Of and %.
-Mas,csi Instruments Of oil
Kiads n Kesslsr Bros.
"A Handsome stock NJ Trsnks
4 vaIisss u L. Warnsr's.
Books and oil kinds ~ sls-
CANT Albums st Miller 3 Gases.
-spring heal shoss q speciality
at W Il Bowlby 4 1on.
-SpscisI'y In Gold Rings ard
6ns Gold Psns Al Kssslsr Bros.
"A Great Display Of Fancy
Underwear st Baskih, wolinskS
n Go. y
.-Examins ahs grand display
Of Holiday goods II r. narring
tons.
-Eeauiiful Silk Umbrellas
and Alerant Silver-wgre ri
Kessler Bros.
Wsiches and silver ware pnr
chased of t1ei,er 4 Co. will lie en-
graved FREE.
For q full line of Harness,
Saddles. Horse. .bishkeis etc. call
~ L. Warmers.
Examine the Grand Display
; Of Holiday Goods Vt +. narr'ng-
ton'A
Fall line Of Trunks. valises
and elegant travelling bsgs at
Baskin woIinsky & 10.
Plush goods consisting Of.
brush and comb cases, toilet
goods, aIbums &c. at Reber 4 90.
Call al El Bakers new stand
in The Roller building for elegant
Stoves aud Tiaware.
Go 10 3. @. Reber 4 Go. i0r
The most artistic Holiday Goods.
Gases of Ans, durable whips
at reasonable prices at l..
Warner's,
IF. Harrington has hia holi
day display Out. II will psy yon
10 80 II.
Blankets. Comforts, Fancy
Towles aud elsgsnt Tides are
IN abundance at Rochsstsrs.
Gall at Ws,lsnds and see the
finest music box every brought
70 The city.
Buy your Brushes. Curry
Combs. etc. and get the worth
or your money at WarnerS.
-GoId pens and pencils are
found ~ abundance u Reber 4
%.
For large selections Of Juvenile,
aH00ks, Bibles, ~. call u +. Hsr.
riYgtons.
For Ans line Of Gloves and
Neck Wear, call ri Baskin. VOL.
insisy a 90.
Great Bargains. Christmas
presents. lr you want n0pics gold
watch tor your lady gU, 10 n. J.
Weiland. ~ ="
Purchase your Books In fine /
binding. aud beautiful Toilet
Requisites a Miller & Gases.
Beautiful Spreads, and
eplashers aud fancv Queens
ware at J. Rochester d Sous.
For . fine nice Rlting aud
cheap overcoat 90 10 r. Blasius
4 Don, Opera House.
For hus elegant Mnfilers
and Silk Handkerchief caii al
: Daskin, W0linsky & 90.
Large and elegant line Of
Pictures and Photograph Album,
al +. Harrington's.
You will save q dollar or
Two by walking 10 the Opera
House 10 buy a suit Of clothes
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HELPFUL HINTS FOR ALL.

lsits Of Information IN TRos~ VheQkss
vreSents -
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Notice. :.

LOGAN, O., Dec 10Th, 30.
10 whom it may concern:
On aud after this date l will not
Day orders gwen. or debts con-
tracted by any Of my employees
J. j. SNIDER.
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neatly framed photograph ~ pIesWssi
A pretty frame may In RsAs q esAvy
cardboard, painted In imitAteUe el r..
get.mt. ietA snd with q spray e(evlloslos
fVrgetsnie.nots NJ tiie up
A pretty Idea Ii a triDhst Aes ~ PIN
oushlen In ene.. Tile eivsNlsr tstt -
shown IN our ei craving h we'll Paate't,
end covered with some fAney s.u4. n Y
surrounded with = plsAlinE Of A0s. asd
trimmed with sprRys Of Aowvs uIsd
chenille cord.
10 those deft with brush OF pencil. u
h unneosssay y 10 s,iggsst ths apr 'i,rl.
atsness Of b hand ssseutsA Christmas
card, and an original de4isn, having \
plsssant p,rsonai references, sssdsrs u
oil ths more valWAblr.
A dainty Christmas shos. In pink sHtln,
decorated with Y tuft 0f Wild r,srs. rid
with q carId In blsqus or Drrelsn china
p 'splng fron II, ID u charming lAeA ="
A simple bit effective present 10 the
i'cAfanA' Bundle. ThiA 10 q, m Used OF
q ktge breton handkerchief. ~ " hq,siv
Il India silk. Inf rmHlly csuahe Ip NJ
ss,h CORNER, and lied ND . circular lxs
with q ray ribl'on. II a. usually y(lsred
Allpd with ln,nb''nr
A neat suygeatiOi n 10 procure. one of
the kArome or dolls now fw sals ',sa,jy.
svesywhers. frsn''l. i u"iqusIy. ...,.
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Fatal Accident!

Gross Carelessness Results in the
Killing
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-uOltday oltppC.
Holiday Slipp4ts. :.
Holiday Slippers ''.' 's
-uoliday Slippers
Holiday 'Slipptrsa
-.Holidsy SlippetS
At W. Il. BowIby 4 Son.
Full line Of Xmas special.
lies consisting Of Cranberries.
Oranges, Apples, Bananas. Nga.
Dates, Malaga Grapes, Nuts, fine
slock OF Candles, California
damned FRUITS, Dressed Poultry
Oysters, and q full stock Of Gro
cerIes ln general Al Price & Tip
tous.
Among the many Christmas
presents which the liberal hand be.
Slows 10 nOibiug better than . nice
suit u clothes. donovan can furnish
them. 3D.. one oi tho most accom-
.plisl,ed cutters In the valley wi.
make for you. q present to yourself.
q suit OF clothes 10 SUIT the Queens
tssto. Go and see Donovan before
you buy . Hol;dny suit.
Ed Baker, IN his new stand
In Roller Building is now ready
10 supply The people and his old
patrons with . 6ne line Q: tin
ware, stoves pumps etc. Thank
ing his old patrons for their
many former favors. asks tht
continuance Of their liberal pal
ronage. Hs business rooms sr
flied with 4 new and, complete
ou, at, and hs 10 enabled Ia d"
neat and sslisfaci ory wGrk q.
his machinery ere 6ne land jus,
from the manufacturer
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-12-18

Mrs. Chas. Brown and dangh
ter Of Columbus Ohio. are spending
nollidays With parents, Nj, and
Mrs. Jacob Sob wars
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-25

bale eo;ton. - sacks cotton seed bdls hi les
box dry goods. 10 bhls spirits turpeutine, bx
clothing. 400 bblS roSin. ! case cigars 6empty
hhls. II hf hb.s empty bottles IS bbls -four
boxed show case. box. psg clothing. ! box
mdSe, 10 nbls bottles. box bacon bbl and
sack prawn, calves. ! box hardware, ! box
tools
Per Charleston ami Savannah Railway. March
St-o bales cotton. bbls spirits turpentine. 49,
bbls rOSin. cars rock, car stock, / bale hiies
l car barrels trunk, I crate boxes. ] DBL wine.
/ wagon. balesterS axes and rig, double
ca SeS cnains, case paint Il bdlS p castings, l
Dol groceries. boxes bologna, boz, sausage,
organ, case cigars, Dbl potatoes. Gears wood
car ties, cars boilers. : pkgs tobacco, ] case
cotton drawers. IS bdls rims.
Per savannah, Florida aud Western Railway.
ools spirits turpentine, bales hides. springs, l
car bananas, ? pair wheels, 10 cars wood, 8 cars
ties, soda fountains. bbls brass, car iron. us
DDS cotton seed oil. IS pair wheels, cars rock,
cases dry so IDS, bbls bottles, cars brick, S
cases Shoes is sacks rice. cases milk, copper
lS,9bi boxes oranges, l2i bbls oranges, SO bbls
vegetables, l,63l boxes vegetables IL refriSera-
tors.
Per Central Railroad. March 1850 bales cot
ton, bales hides. - bdls paper, Il pkgs tobacco.
300 lbs lard, $3.50 lbs bacon. 5G7 bbs rosin. -
hblS spirits turpentme. go bbls lime. 10000 lbs
bran, 500 bales nay, 81 bbls whisky, 3bbs syrup
is inf bbls whisky, 20 bdls iron, 80 pkgs mdse.
case Old metal, Il bales paper stock 1l6 bbls oil
cars brick, 81 boxes hardware bales plaids
10 boxes soap, 60 boxes eggs, III tons pig iron.
cars coal. 81 pkgs furniture, % bales yarn 8 100
bushels corn, 105 bales domesticS. 81 bbls beer
300 ht bbls beer, 10 bbs -four, 43 cars lumber. rs
cords wood, 81 bushels rice, ? cars slaves. II bxs
vwoodenware, 40 casks Gay, bbls vegetables. 26
bales Irvine.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-25
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship City of Augusta, New York.


New York March 22-Arrived schrs Flora
Condor, Kneeland, Jacksonville; Norman,
Roberts, Savannah: Julia S Bailey, Otis, do;
VIM B Steelman, Farnham, Port Royal, S G.
Cleared, schr Lizzie Chadwick, Chadwick,
Fernandna.
Anchored off Staten Island, weather bound,
schrs Penobscott, Fernandina; NIyra w Spear.
Georgetown. S c.
more to Savannah, 81.
Alicante, March 17-Arrved, bark Vaeni Nor)
Bel, Port Royal 5 G.
Dover, March 22-Passed. bark Zippora (Nor)
Olsen, Pensacola for Antwerp.
Dordrecht, March 2l-Arrived, bark Kari
(Rus), Nordberg, Pensacola.
Liverpool. March 21-Arrived, ship Nicolette
Dutch) Jorgensen, Pensacola.
Lynn, March 21-Arrived, steamship Beech
vile (Br), Booth, Coosaw S c, via Plymouth.
Lisbon, March 21--Arrived, bark Nicolino
utaD. Ferraro, Pensacola.
Maceio, Feb 21-AyI1ved. bark Corona (Nor),
Petersen, Brunswick.
Rotterdam March 21-Arrived, bark Svalen
Nor), Hendricksen. Brunswick
Valencia, March 19-Arrived. brig Llovet (Sp),
Cabruja, Brunswick.
Barbados, March 6-Sailed. barks Glenudal
(Br), Hartnol, Pensacola; Agder tNor), Tobias
sen, Brunswick. to load for Channel.
Sth-IE port. bark Ormus, from FernandiDa.
Baltimore, March 22-Cleared schr A Denike,
Townsend. Savannah.
Brunswick, March 22-Arrived, bark Mary
Jane Ger, Port Spain
Sa led, barks Josefa (Sp) Font, Montevldeo;
Verena Nor, Nielsen, Rotterdam; schrS IFenc
e Messervey, Brown Bath N X Rawley, Pier
son. Providence
Coosaw, g, March 22-Sailed. steamship
AusterlitZ fBr) United Kingdom; schr Anna I
Ebener, Baltimore.
Perth Amboy, March 22-sailed. schr " Mi
len. Bunker, Savannah.
New YORK, March 28-Arrived out steamships
Elder. New York for Bremen; MoFGvia, New
Arrived steamship Egypt London.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL

fINANi]lAL-
NEW YORK March "a noon.-Stocks dull hut
steady Money easy at 31604 per cent. Ex-
change-long, 81 8215614S2A; short, 81 S51S@
S5N Government bonds neglected. State
bonds dull but steady.
Following were the noon stock quotations:
Chicago cFie; Morn 1io5s Terminal 21y6
Laxe Sno-e .:..1o1 Western Union... sl15
500 D. m-Exchange closed quiet but firm
at S. S316014 S6IS. Money easy at 316GD4 per
cent. Sub-treasury balances-Coin, Sl63.000,000;
currency, S5,3500OO. Government bonds dull
but steady; four per cents 1888; four and
half per cent. coupons 1o31a. State bonds duh
but steady. jSHld-
The stock market was still dull, with small
fluctuations but the firm to strong tone which
marked the dealings daring the last week was
still prominent, and the operations of the day
resulted in a general depreciation of values,
with few material advances among specialties.
The rise of the last few days encouraged small
demonstrations here and there by bearish
traders this morning, and the market during
the forenoon showed little if any Improvement
over Saturdays prices, and dulinesS was still
the most prominent characteristic or specula-
ton. The fact that the bank statement of Sat
urday was favorable beyond expectation, and
the prospect that an early and favorable action
on the Window silver bill is likely tended to
make buoyant feeling in the street. and gave
hopes that the buying movement, which will
break the long depression which has prevailed
in Wall street, while business in general has
press on that railroad wars in the northwest
are inevitably nearing an end is growing, and
few demonstrations were made on the bull
side. The opening figures were generally 80
Is per cent. lower than SATURDAYS closing, but
the decline, except in such specialtles as Ten
nessee Coal, went a lutte farther. The market
exhibited, even in the dullness, stubborn
strength, which soon compelled the bears to
withdraw and in the afternoon the covering of
shorts with some little buying for long account,
led to a more active business, with the best
evening prices. The best figures were most
conspicuous in the upward movement, and St.
Paul Rock Island, Atchison, and Missouri Paci-
fic attracted attention, while bituminous coal
stocks. which were leaders of the early decline,
recovered almost all their losses. Among the
specialties the most marked improvement was
in Chicago and East Illinois preferred, which,
upon news of declaration of dividend upon
the stock, moved up rapidly from M to ST.
The market showed no change after the upward
movement was once started and the close was
strong at best prices of the day. Sales of listed
stocks were 1000 shares AMI unlisted 24,tOO
shares. The following were the closing Quota
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Market Report by the Florida Fruit
FXchan0S.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, March give are not
likely to see any essential change in the Florida
orange market for the remaining weeks of the
season. The supply is less than the demand,
and the foreign arrivals will be light for some
time. This means high and well sustained
prices so long as the fruit lasts.
The averages of the Florida Fruit Exchange
on everything offered for past week ranged
from s. 50 to SO 30, mostly over 49, the ex-
tremes being 81 80 to SIS, exclusive Of naves,
Quotations are: Oranges. fancy, 50 70 to 81 75;
brights, So IS to So 70; russets, extra 81 70 TO
%; russets, common. So rs t. SO. Navels, 81
to So. Tangerines and mandarins, S. to S..
Strictly fancy grape fruit do fairy well.
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