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as required by law, and therefore the
contract was not binding. The con-
tract, IL examined closely, does not In
volve, necessarily, the expenditure OF
money. There is nothing in the con-
tract that says that Martins Ferry Is TO
put in any larger pipe than they have;
and there Is nothing In 1t that requires
the city to spend money for any pur-
pose. If the contract stated that SAID
city was to put in ten-inch or twelve
inch pipe to the corporation line OF
Bridgeport, then there would be some
thing in the contract requiring
the expenditure of money, but no
such thing can be found IN IT,
The contract says that the said city Is
TO put in a pipe, of sufficient size, 10
furnish Bridgeport with good ano am
pie supply of water at all times. Now,
does that mean that the village or
Bridgeport must get water through
10, 70 or 1-inch pipe? Does 1t say that
the city of Martins Ferry must put In
larger pipe than they have, or spend
one dollar for any thing? Does the con-
tract say that 6-inch pipe will not
furnish good and sufficient supply OF
water to Bridgeport at all times? Who
is to determine whether 6-inch pipe
will, or will not comply with the con-
tract? Can Martins Ferry arbitrarily
say that she will not attempt to fulfill
the contract because 6-irch main will
not fulfill the contract on her part,
or would it be better to try
it and see and learn from experience.
Taking their proposition of law as
correct, it will have to be demonstrated,
first, that there Is, necessarily, an ex-
penditure of money under the contract
before the law will apply, and l ask
again, how will that be shown? Bridge
port is willing to connect with the six
inch main and see If that will answer
and, with our reservoir, we think 1t
will. BUSINESS.
BrtdgeDort, o., August "a, 1891.
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SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PithIly Told


Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PithIy Told.
Council meets this evening in regular
semi-monthly session.
Two deeds of trust were left for record
at Clerk Hooks Office, yesterday.
MAYER's Brass Band and Orchestra play
at the Park to-day for the Shield of
Honor.
THE Teutonia Singing Society will give
their opening ball at their hall on Septem-
Der 30th
THE Wheeling Cyclers, the new organ
ization of bicycllsts, will hold meeting
this evening.
RESERVED seats go on sale for Thomas
Keene's engagement at Houses music store
at nine o'clock this morning.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yesterday
to John Werner, native of Cumberland,
Md, aged Is, and Nellie Bowen, a native
of Parkersburg, aged p.
AN entertainment of stereoptican views
will take place Thursday night at the Bap-
tist.Church Refreshments will be served
at the closing of the entertainment.
The German Bank will be closed at -
o'clock to-day 10 permit the officials to at
tend the funeral of the late g. d. Hub
bard, who was President OF the institu-
ton.
HIRAM Cole, employed at the Belmont
mill, had the thumb OF his left hand caught
fast in the cogs yesterday, badly crushing
it. He was attended by Drs. Manley and
Ridgeway.
AN important meeting of the Ladies'
Hospital Association viii be held at the
Y. NJ c. A. building this evening at 80
o'clock, for the purpose of considering a
proposition from the Ben Hur Tableau Co.
Peaches to the right of US and peaches to
the left of US might well be the cry Of this
season, for the rich, tempting, Juicy fruit
abounds on all sides and is seen in such
numbers as 1t has seldom been our fate to
see. The consumers are delighted. the
small boy overioyed, and all are happy.
The rich red peach and the fascinating yell
low peach vie with one another for popular
favor, and the markets are sight to be-
hold.
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CEALED PROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals.. endorsed Proposals for Elec-
trio Power House." will be received by the Elec-
trio Light Commission OF the city OF Wheeling
until Wednesday, September 2, 1891, at 5 o'clock
p. m, for the material and for the erection aud
full completion OF power, boiler aud dynamo
house for the arc street lighting installation for
the city OF Wheeling. according to plans and
Specifications on Gle in the Office OF the Board OF
Gas Trustees, City Hall.
Bids will be received separately for the iron
work, as one bid. and for the other portions OF
the work dncudipg excavation, masonry.
brick work and carpenter work. and all other
necessary items, except iron work. as one bid:
and also for the construction OF the work as a
whole.
Plans and specifications can be examined at
the office OF the Gas Trustees, City Hall, on and
after Friday, August 81 1891, 81 IL o'clock noon.
The Commission reserves the right TO reject
any and all bids.
THE ELECTRIC LIGHT COMMISSION,
p. +. FARRELL, Chairman.
A. A. FRASzHEns. Secretary. auid
German paper copy.
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Board Of Equalization and Appeals
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
clEnk,s orrIcr. orr or wnrrIns.

Clerks OFFICE, CRY OF WHEELING.
Public notice is hereby given 70 all persons
interested that the assessors elected by the
Council OF the City OF Wheeling have CON-
p,eted their assessment for the year and made
return thereof TO my office. Any person wish
ing to appeal from said assessment or desiring
any corrections made viii appear at the City
Building before the Board OF Equalization ani
Appeals ON the following days at 10 o'clock a.
M, as the said Board will meet at such times az
the said City Building to hear all objections TO
said assessment and revise and correct the
same.
First ward-Tuesdsy, August 25
Second Ward-Wednesday August %
Third wsrd-Thursday, August "a.
Fourth Ward-Fri day, August -.
Seventh ward-Monday. August 81.
Fifth wsrd-Tuesday, September I.
Sixth Ward-WednesdAy September q
Eighth Ward-Thursday septemberS
THOMAS F. THONER,
au25edi City Clerk.
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ATrnpedY Recalled.


Guenther Schnelle murdered his
uncle, DR.. G.. Schuchardt, at the home
of the latter, No. 2119 Main street, a
few minutes after o'clock on the
evening Of March 10, 1888. At
the hour named cry Of "Murder!"
came from the apothecary shop
kept by the Doctor at the number given,
and q crowd rushed into the store
where their eyes were aSsailed by bloody
spectacle. Near the prescription case,
aud close to the door of an adjoining
room lay the body of DIR. Schuchardt,
still quivering with departing life,
while from his head poured a thick,
dark and clothed stream of mingled
blood and brains. Even while the first
corners gazed, the last spark Of life fnt-
tered and was extinguished. A crowd
OF relatives and inmates of the
house huddled about the room
in alright, among them be-
ing Robert Schnelle, brother OF the
murderer, Wendell Dickeschied, brother
in-law of the murdered man, his wife
and daughter. Dickeschied pointed out
Gunther Schnelle to Officer Joe Barnum,
and cried: ARREST that mani" and
he was taken to the City
lookup, and taken to the Office Of JUS
tice Caldwell, when he was arraigned
on the affidavit of Chief of Police Thos.
Bennett, and was committed to jail.
At the Jail, when interviewed by
REGISTER reporter, Schnelle said;
"Dr Schuchardt is my daddy, and, d-n
him, he wouldn't own me-" Further
than this, he would not go. To the ply
sicians, DrS. Hoge and Stifel, he said:
"D-n it, don't give me any drugs; give
me a good dose of whisky and revol-
yer. Give me another bullet; that's all
| want"
Inquiry as to the commission of the
crime, revealed the fact that about 6 p.
M, on the day named, Guenther came
into the Doctors house and told his
brother, Robert Schnelle, he wanted to
see the Doctor alone, but not to tell
him who he was. DR.. Schuchardt said:
"Does the man want to see me?" Robert
answered: Eyes, but don't light the gas;
you can see him in the store" The
Doctor and Guenther entered the con-
sultation room and had a conversation,
which was partially overheard by Rob
erts. Then the doctor came out and
was followed by Guenther to the store.
The Doctor was heard to cry, "What do
l care? it's none of my business.
Schnelle said: "It isn't?" and fired at
the same moment.
The murderer, after threatening the
people in the house with his pistol, shot
himself in the head and fell at the re-
port, but as he rose to his knees his
pistol was taken from him by Frank
Auber and he was arrested.
At the hearing Fred Schnelle wa s
asked:
'Is Guenther Schnelle your son?"
To this he would return no answer,
but said In German
mo one knows that but my wife, and
who can say unless she tells differ
ently?"
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News About the Boats and Boatmen on
the Ohio.

News About the Boats and Boatmen on
the Ohio.
The Liberty made her usual trips be-
tween here aud Darlington yesterday.
The Keystone State is scheduled to
depart for Cincinnati and way points
to-day.
The disabled c. w. Bachelor arrived
at Pittsburg Sunday in tow Of the Lit
tie Bell and J. n. Hook. A new shaft
will be ordered at once, II the broken
one cannot be repaired.
The marks on the landing at midnight
indicated feet inches Of water in
the channel.
WARREN, PA, August 24.-River
5 feet 2-10 and falling; weather fair and
cool.
BROWNSVILLE, PA, August 24.-River
s feet , inches and rising; weather clear;
thermometer GO.
PIrrsBURG, PA, August 24.-River
6 feet 6 inches and rising. Weather
clear.
MoRGANrowN, w. VA, August pa
River feet and rising; clear and pleas
ant.
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HANGED HIMSELF.
TEE LAST SCENE IN THl LIE OF GUETHEH
SCHEILLA
Re Committed Suicide at the Hospital for the In
sane, at Weston, Yesterday Morning,
by Hanging HIMSELF

The following telegram from Weston,
tells the story of the suicide, at the
Hospital for the Insane yesterday
morning, Guenther Schnelle the muir
derer of DIR. Schnchardt;-
WESTON, w. VA, August 24.-The
Wheeling murderer Guenther Schnelle
ended his life this morning by hanging
himself in his room at the Hospital tor
the Insane by a we'll planned and re-
markable act. 1t seems that he has
been confined TO his bed for
several days, and about ten o'clock
this morning DR.. ]. /. Warder, one OF
the physicians, attended his bedside.
and found him in his usual condition.
In about twenty minutes afterward an
attendant, whose duty it was to admin
lister medicine to him at stated inter-
walls, went to his room for that purpose
and found his body suspended by
q sheet from one of the iron win
dow guards. He Immediately cut
him down and started to notify
the officials OF what had occurred when
he met Superintendent Lewis entering
the ward on his daily tour Of inspec-
ton. DR.. Lewis at once repaired TO
Schnelle's rooms and used every means
in his power to resuscitate. him, but by
this time life was extinct. His remains
will in all probability be inferred here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-25

Rev. R. H. Blaisiell, former principal
of the Wheeling Female College, has
just been appointed principal Of the
High School at Covington, KY, at a
handsome salary. On an average Of 400
pupils attend the school. The friends
of tho Doctor will be pleased to hear Of
his good fortune.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-25

W. Morrison, an employee Of the River
s'de blast furnace, in Benwood, met
With quite painful accident yesterday
morning He was working about the
engine when in some manner a wrench
SHpped aud struck him on the hip, lay
llg the flesh open 10 the bone, making
quite an ugly cash. DR.. L. Eskey put
'Our stitches in the wound.
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A Card.
nfhe RSrister.

To tie Editor or the Register.
SIR: The Water Board OF Bridgeport
met the Martins Ferry Council on Sat
urday evening. at their request, TO dis
cnss the meaning of the contract be-
tween Bridgeport and that city, for the
supply of water, and see whether the
same construction was being put upon
the contract by both towns. Instead OF
endeavoring to read the contract, as q
contract. the Water Board Of Martins
Ferry was anxious to discuss its legal
aspect and started out with the PROPOSE
ton that there was no legal CONTRACT
for the reason that it involved the ex-
nenditure Of money by the city OF
Martins Ferry and there was no
mooev on hands at the time
# making the contract and no GER
tidcate on file Of the Treasurer
thar there was money in the treasury
nnsppropriased for other purposes, etc,
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ALL beer on draft and new soup
lunch every night at Booths, isl Mar
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-25

Great Bargains in Fine Plated sIlverwars
at H. +. HiIIman Co.'s.
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NOTES OF THE RIvER.

DANCING CSC. and SC. at the Park
to-day.
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!. DAScne CSC. and SC. at the Park
to-day.
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VIII Teach In kentucky.

DANCING Csc. and sc. at the Park
TODAY.
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ChiIdren CIV iOr Pitcher's CastorIa
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T AIDES HOSPITAL ASSOCI-

An important meeting OF the Ladies' Hos
pital Association will be held At the y. c. A.
/ Building this (TueSisy) evening at7:S0 o'clock.
/ for the purpose OF considering a proposition
| from the Ben Hur TAbleau Co A full attend
/ ance Is desired. MISS NJ. J. HARE
au2jq Secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-25

Mr.. Joseph Lands has painted the roofs OF
our entire establishment with his celebrated
has given US complete satisfaction We heartily
recommend him to any person needing such
services
THE PoTTERS' COOPERATIVE CO..
East Liverpool. Ohio.
Persons desiring work done By Joseph lands
can have IL promptly attended 20 by calling on
or addressing HENRY KALBiTZER, No. 50
Eleventh street. Wheeling, W. Va. aueSaed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-25

This celebration will by far exceed any one Of
the past. as MANY Local Unions have been ad-
ded 70 our organization. Let us once more en-
Joy OUR DAY.
ADMISSION. ......................lo cents.
au23dnea
New-York tribune., 1891-12-30
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATEEIMA good dstrb1t,ye TRADE Sa1d
with prices uDsltred from last week HaNer,aw tnI
eIsk qupd a. = a a2ass g & psI ippS e dss 50
BsaS Fcy,Hd ad English hi, r0,t%na sa% Do
finishing 81; s. Joins common lime soIsSe "a aus a.s
hair T' 1Salsc
CoCoA-There is mol>rate movement bnt no raT,Gn. rn
dad 132d14c; Guayaquh 13dll3c.
CHICORY-Is steady, with trading q lobong nino Tna
acter quoted follows Eagle granasd o rolls, s 5.e
COoPERAGE STOCK-More quiet recently hops dear dear,
err moass shocks and heads quoted 40 81 Soaf@ ~
shooks and heads 3sinch 81 S0asl =, 3j.nc p 4Ud I
81 Is oil shocks without heads 5aSoc rum shocks ana
. s9 hoon. ~ 70 Il fees s5iasS5 Z feet 2oaSOc
COFFEE-The spot market for Rio was again hesVy; y
and tadng continued on Limited scale oo9 M hog W
70 BE- shpped FRS, half Of January 12sc stoGe md
Se Sss aasa sa ady aa$ os
can private terms The rsdang sale resulted a. ioSmd
Oo6 picas Interior G7 norRs loco Rcs % norns and
doTbWa 5VU pgu nrn with renewed long selling prompted
BY further depression abroad Prices OF the eoss @
break Of 1odi5 points IIave dropped q, frs on De,
ccmber and iGii. frs on later months Iiamb9rg pig
lower months LONDON SS R Sd M"reh 'S 5
I'd April Sos I'd May 55s June. 55s RE qg0ts' o:
Regular rsts 40 kosl 100 good second 20 ~ Sn1s S
toco bag. Rio ciearanccs to United states 1000 baes
Rio clearances Europe 5000 bags Rio stock 2os 900
r. 600 'U bags santos stock 44s 900 santos market
active good average Santos not qgotd Receipts az
Rio July to December 2s 1891, 219i 600 bags same nno
time 1890 1873 900 bags same time 1859 liSeoo ,5n,
o57 600 baes; same time 1890, e6l 900 bags sane sane
time 1889 i271 900 bags Total sales here to-day Ze2"
New-York tribune., 1891-12-30

columbia A. 1s1ec wind,or t5,a 4 a'loc s sdsE.s'st
A. i5lgc FhSesis esiisc; 10 3, 9i6c, No. o. 3ae ys
10 l;'9i a.Ioc NO 10. H. s7ioc NO. lS. s'.e. e., m
d do IN hhds az &c. Oleomatgsrine city sac
Sales, 45 hhds o'fc' . s, ..,o. ,o,o 49,.
IALab 10 bbds nrime city ( Zo32c and 80 hhds special
4 f3-l6c. -, o.o .,u. p,.. o.
on private terms a.
TopAccO-In seed leaf there were sales Of 25i cases
ssr Siate Havana private toms loo case, 800 Penn
lc,,,nIs uavana lJa40c; 80 cases lsy new ngand
81 a5je 100 cases sundrics. G'aaS5c 259 bales
iityana TOcaSl Is lOJ bales SuHdHa VI "V@s[ W.
UoorAu indications point 10 quiet week, and most
T. 49, nav. concluded let matters rest uDul airf ths
hoday season i oNei Forcing wool no" ~, ans lowe,
t6e nyupr A. manufacturers do not seem dispored
pr ,erste rN~ept as imperative wants dictate olotaons
u %r,d above fleece spIlDg Texas lB12ic fall
10 lSa2Oc .courcd spring do. n9nth. S2aoov 90 u
months GOe92c medi" scD.siu dtap No. Washed asece sS
Gc nInW,.,@d ~ d. II d22c understandable d. 2Sd2,c
New-York tribune., 1891-12-30
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
TWO BOOKS on FRIENDSHIP.

and History Of friendship and is Place as Force S
Philadelphia; John d. watiles
FRIENDSHIP. BY. Marcus Tullius Cicero Cicero Francis
Bacon, Ralph Waldo Emerson With PORTRAITS
Up. 104. Chicago Albert Scott Co.
Here are two books that meet very companionably
Indeed the ono might easily be taken as commentary
on the other. When one speaks of the literature OF
friendship. he Is bound to name Cicero and Bacon
and Emerson. Though none Of the three was capable
Of that seIfsacrnce on which the rues affection is
founded. they all written so well upon the theme
that IL is impossible TO set one above another among
them, and worse than useless 10 hope to rival them
This Mr. Trumbull has not attempted TO do. His ann
has been 10 relate the history of friendship, ana his
work will probably be q dslght to many. J trtainly
would have been a delight 10 many in an earlier age
There is something antique in the foruality with
which the book is planned. In the first place, the
theme must be thoroughly understood, and con-
siderable part OF the treatise Is given up to series
OF arguments TO prove that friendship consists in low
ing rather than In being loved. that II is wholly un
selfish that IL is without envy or dstrus that 1t IS
changeless in the midst OF change. Then, as one
may say by way Of schos these deerminatve aspects
Of the theme nre rendered distinct by studies OF
the world wide honor in which friendship has always
been held OF the gain there is In the expenditure oi
friendship. of the limitations and limitations OF friend
ship. And 10 all this there Is added the hat'rai
corollary upon the problem. Who can be friends! 1t
Is not 10 be understood that the author has given
these dialecc descriptions Of his chapters, but II he
had written in scholastic times he certainly would
have done so without changing his method in any
other respect The second part OF the WORK deals
with frieudsbip in history 1t is described Of
surprising potency, as influencing kings and emperors
Us promoting heroism. impelllng religious movements
advancing civil liberty. affecting philosophic thought
1. spring poetry and transngurng all life. These
c'rlsions of the theme illustrated with ample
lcIrning and apt quotation from classic lore from the
books Of the East, from tradition and popular taes
and from the lives Of famous men. There is not
always that distinction between legend and history
that one could wish, but this is not of great moment
in a case where history is rather matter Of iustra
tive comment than of consecutive narration involving
mutually dependent facts. The book is one for
scdae, comfortable reading; and 1t certainly should
teach many lesson if friendship is
DE- ssimsm declares 4 10 be.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-30
ROYAL BLUE LINE
WEST SHORE RAILROAD,

Train. leave 4Sd st. North KverJ station New.YorA.
a. foiiows aud 20 minutes earlier from foot Jay.st,
$3.50 4. M.-Drly for S-wbgrg Kiassto1: Albany.
,% % Bp fcp Spnaa Sr Alba se' %as5'
,o,ao A. u.-p,ylv. fo- Newburg Albany. Utlea sy -
cuse iochesteI. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit I'll.
caro Daily, except Saturday, for Toronto.
1855 A. M.-Day except SUNDAY. FOR Albany and utlA
Az + MPb. MPba fikGF iS &Ssly Mo9e ,at H' uca S,
eDse Iochesteri Buffalo, Niagara Falls Toronto. e-
sis p M.-bany for AI,any ugsa Syracuse, R9eh 8
Daly except saturday, ioE Toronto
HkVFESTRNW LOCALS AS. 'S rs +. NJ.
NEwUIJRG LOCALS 2 20. 10 :l5 A. N. Il rs, 20
:ss. "a 80 III is p. N.
troit Chicago 81. Louis all through trains
Daily. For tickets. timetables. parlor aad sleep
car .ceommodaiions niormaon apply &C Offices. Brook
Hton.st Nsw.ToTk Cty, 27i, sos is5, ss2 broad way
Hs Bowefy 10 Park place. So West l25th.s and a.
uons. &. l.. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1891-12-30

DRUGS DYES SeTe Obh9g trade & has net la a6aSS sSd
quite quent and very little q ntsrestmg nature I,S
IL IL 5us Ia eoyHS oi & sHs %s .ay StFpS at
HS on to sS Ene'aS %!oSo %otSq is 0' r
f2 &c 81 s T in s SSs .Sd a %ae boa9
t dnnd steady rate sty .r Teaned s agosa at ga
TOR TOR oil 1sn %cesssT % active active and stsaSy i:Ssc bt
aqss rsppct%. 2 Rfs' IS % Sq; Is Ss 2SSq
g Sss IS 'oi %aTHs SSr?sy Sqt @
sna HGmdaa is'1 St FSt" dand n7 & cah Sae
% pa%e, 'aSa S. qSsd aSod at At s e? on penSyy%
9 Gsr az b s aps9 o a. drums S G'S'n@ aaG s
guap with Appo Tr3saeaGth 81 ;sd , StaS at 4sa1Gs i
RSch @ 10, Lss % sna a G eomhS steady
sa'ta:s. IL cases q"o'-N '' ''''' ''''''' " '' ' ~
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRIED TRUITLBpsi, Ys
ne IN so that a Ssy no@ Hs Shipping
Sc sG% HerS5 %hrs ShS Shanss. nS a sa
s s%sy inSaS!aSy favor puschass;s Closing gTIsss
lS,S% SyFf' e%ss Es's9so sasana ." nqS & csI:
Ssasrna s l. Loson % ooH age Il se@t
layer new 2 % Date; FGta SG s0Ass ss. sass &C. IN IN
Sases Dns ss &c croS Sa Leeorn Eisasc PEEL s
Do as@ r &c &C. DO sSRe eSS DO bags
5ec do French Goe9os new She do California Cos to
ns~ - do Icanie s9elIed Do CsnaT seesd
Sg 2 10 'y sn'Se g aS
T6 d s' pss sy se ds E n Ss
@ 81 Do nS sssa ssaGs g. half
bananas the same with both enjoying far ,%
%SSs cosn% %'%% a"ota,eas % Iem%n sty choice
g % o 5 d. 10 &ssE asa "a SS5sa,G aons %
ORANGES Sorrento and Palermo, 3oos. - do zoos
saS SS Heen1a an,s uS DO
7$cEs Port Lmon first run . 25@sl S3a do seconds
s$SSssc do San Bas' $50
FIsH-salcs OF mackercl are chiefly in small lots.
Pgs gs &c se@s 1@s steady @ ana oSTssen 10
@ S qroa none Cod George sS 8 Sk s
Boneless Georges. 7.asc per n ana Bank, e medium
ssf 9 herring @
s,as' % Dutch, C2ae for ordinary, and full whit, hoops
rcpofisi in some n.ance tCdiy, Mt6 gsneali Tree
Tc 70 sh S&Iort movrG1n, and the city mil prodGct
Saa god and fF sG West gs' SS in The Fl P9%s 9@s Ss
for cSpost, including 1900 9!ls low sStr % 5oa
d. oicS Co b. Minnesota extra - 5o&ss 20 a%.
%f 5 s. SsSD sUSs SSs "a IS oS bS sOSG DS Sc 3 8
d:a 80. Quotations city Mil. West Indies, sjd
S low rad Is % ordinary IS" 70 choice y s
49, fancy = = afn nns.S sana .pyDs ehss
low extra - 5oes4 - clear 81 zoe 50 rye mixtures.
S pa "a q q snc Sos g .o
80 latter extreme: super'ne. 50 l5deY 75 spring and
winter; fine, - s5as5 80 spring and winter. Market
clysld qulct .. SOUTHERN FLotR-Stll rules I'm buy.
favor sac, 800 bbls. including shipping grades
s3 50dsI u trade and family eN:rIs 81 26ds 90 pat.
,nts 81 50dSj 25.....RYE FLOu but held " IN
more sEadlness 5ale', 5?5 Mls ,superdne, s5ds5 25
FLOUR-Dull and weak at ~ s0dfi 95. NJ CKwT m lT
lAIN-Quoted at Gle IN boatloads spot and 50 dlIoc i'm
esilDt- track sales, two SO track ... CORN
MEAL-In fair demand yellow Western quoted &c az 100
200 bbls Brahd"wIne.
GRAIN-wIIEAT-some Increase was noted In speeu.
stive interest to-day and t market underwent frequent
variations Nearly 1000 900 bush changed hands ana
Daring the early session the bul element had control of