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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-31
BEIILAIIsE.
All Sorts OF Local Sows nad Gossip from
the Glass CITY

tho Gliss City.
Alcssrs. Theo. Netr and Jno. A. Wise
have returned homo from Belprc, where
they have been inspecting Il canning
factory ut that place with view to or
Sanlzlng company here.
The Gravel Hill reading circle held its
regular meeting, which had been de-
icrred from tho day before, ut the resi-
Gcncc OF Rev. William NJ. Eaton last
night.
Hon Ross J. Alexander will address
the Democrats Monday night in City
Hall. Thoy are bound TO have the
last word in the campaign.
The entertainment by the Kellogg
Concert company in the First NJ. +.
Church last night was well attended.
Mrs. J. L. Dcnnison, of Pittsburgh, is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. G. IL.
Blakcncy, OF the Second ward.
Col. G. l.. Poorman will address the
Republicans in City Hall this evening.
Everybody should hear him.
Miss Gertie Jones, cashier at Blum's
store, is ut hor home on Grave! Hill
laid up with sickness.
The Bc!laire W. C. 7. U. will hold a
gold medal contest in the First NJ. L.
church this evening. sa
The Republicans OF the Fifth, ward
will have u mock election in tho hose
house this evening.
TN. Nicholson has signed to play
second base for the st. Louis base bali
club next season.
Marion and 7. 7. Seal were called to
Deallsville yesterday by the death OF a
sister.
The presiding judges OF tho election
were all at St. Clairsville yesterday. ::
The Democrats held another noel,
election last night in City Hall.
Sam B. Piper, Of GAINESVILLE, was in
the city yesterday.
Miss BERTHE Rankin left yesterday for
Bclpre.
Councilman Blackburn is somewhat
better.
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DR.. BELL RETURNS.
lilo Is Again Mt Ills Desk III The oniccs OF
DIR. coao!nni IS Bcli Aftor u Long
Vacation.

On. +. o. BELL has returned 10 Wheel.
Ing aitcra vacation OF several months,
aud hia many friends and paticnta will
be pleased to know that he Is again at
his desk In the offices OF DRS. COPELAND
4 DELL. The success OF this firm in the
treatment OF ca.arrll and kindred dis.
eases, tho permaucnco and stability OF
their practice, and their extraordinary
low charges and thorough treatment,
havo made thc!r names II household
word in tho Ohio Valley. On. DnI's
return will DO greeted with pleasure by
many friends.
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Didn't Like the style of beauty.

SASFEASclsco, Oct. ga Melbourne
letter says that the beauty show in the
Olympia theatre was completely
wrecked BY an enraged mob. An i'm
mense crowd was present on the open
Ing night, and the style OF beauty on
exhibition not being up 10 their OK
lectations, they wrecked the place.
The police were powcrlcss to prevent
the general wrccllasG that was carried
on aud two Of the employees had narrow
escapes from being seriously injured in
the melee.
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lid GLOVES at 3or. sNooK $ co.


pa Mr. :. Heilmeier proprietor Of the
G Ia iiahqIe Steam Dyeing and Dry
s1.,eahins Works. at No. 1881 Market
i S desires 10 inform tho public that
" "u Is prepared TO do cleaning, dycins
W.. .nu I.epaIrlns OF all kinds pertaining to
, ,ne human attire in the very best man.
N ITr ana IN tho shortest possible time.
t 1on Hei!moier is himself trained
r r,.iot ana he has u compcten. force. OF
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West Virginia Pensions.

SH'ial Dispatch 10 Tie LStcHignccr.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 3O.-West
Virginia pcnsiona: Original-John W.
Mcdonald, Andrew }. Halden, Eli p.
haou,2, Vim. a. Kelly. Additional
Tobias Moore, Jas. stean, VIM. Ovcr,e,
Wm. J. Shreve, Lafayette Finchaw,
John II. Fitzgerald, Anderson Miller.
iacrcase-Jcifcrson Singer, Harrison
"ass, VIM. A. W. Einn, Andrew ].
Sc.ln, Charles B. Watson, Chas, W.
C!hlIders, John Hoffman. Reissue and
!ac!eaSo-JGrcmiah I.ogsdon.
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ClyUyXATI, Oct. 30.--.Mr. NJ. LOWS
Clark, president OF the American Turf
Congress, has appointed Col. +. C.
Hopper. OF the Latonia Jockery Club,
secretary pro ten in place OF the late b.
&. Bruce. The congress is composed OF
The various racing associations OF the
West and South, and Col. Hopper is now
scGiIn. to them notices OF the next
meeting OF the congress which takes
place at the Auditorium hotel in Chica-
20 November
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Arc Your chi.dron subject to Group ?

asa preventive and euro Tor Group
I.;naMhGrlnin's Congh Remedy has no
. .Na' It's, in iact, the only remedy
. .na. can always be depended upon and
;aat Is pleasant and safe to take. There
i N9t the !eas! danger in giving it 10
substance. ~ 'N'I nav
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san FRANCISCO, Oct 30.--John l..
Sullivan last night telegraphcd to his
managers in New York that he was will.
ink to meet Frank Sl0vin at any time
for any amount, the sooner the better,
and instructinS them to mako the pre-
liminary arrangements as soon as
pOssiblc.
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rENRUSTEE'S SALE.

By virtue Of deed OF trust made BIZ Patrick
Barrett ind Elizabeth Barrett, his wife. TO me AS
trustee, bearing Gntn March 81, lSsi aud record.
ed II the 0ilicc OF the Clerk Of tho County Court
OF Ohio county West Virginia, IN Deed OF Trust
hook No. q I, pGgc 81. will sell ut public auction
NJ the north front door OF the Court House OF
said county, In tho City of Wheeling. on
SATURDAY, THE It'll DAY OF NOVEMBER,
a. d. 1891,
commencing at 10 O'Clock n. IN, the following
described real estate, or so much thereof rs may
be necessary 10 pay the ;lcbts secured BY sud
decdSo fur MS unpaid, tho expenses attending
the execution OF the trust created by said deed
OF trust, including trustees commissions, Elma.
y: A certain piece or parcel o! real estate stu
atc In the City OF Wheeling, in the county o:
ward OF said city, that Is to say, the southern
e.hhli OF lot number eleven, In Joseph CulI-
wells addition TO said city, plat OF which nddI.
iion Is now Of record in The o0icG oiihe Clerk OF
the County Court OF said county, IN Deed Book
ST. ut page %. said lot lying al the northeast
corner OF MIN and Iwcnty.BGvcntli streets, TO.
Gcther with the buildings and improvements
thereon, on the southern hall OF sud lot, aud
THO privileges Hnd appurIenanccs thcrcunto
belonging or nprcrinlntng. being the same prop.
eIty which was granted and coR,ercd by Helen
Bloch, Samuel 5. Eloch aud BeT:hH Bloch, his
wife. aaron llOch. EMANUEL fclscnhcld and
Jennie FcSeul,clt, hi5 wife. 10 the said Patrick
Blrrolt by deed dated February %, 1851 lI9l7
The deed IS believed 10 DC perfect, but gcllIn,
as trustee I vii, only conveying title vested ii
me by said decd OF trust -
TERMS OF SiIE-Onc.thiri mud ne much
more as tho purchaser mny elect 10 pay In cash
Oh tho day OF sale. the BALANCE In two equal IN.
ttailmeniS, payable In one a!ld two years rcspect
lively i'o.u the date OF sale. notes bearing Inter.
est from the day OF sale 10 be given for tho Dc.
ierred payments and such payments TO be So.
cured according ~ law and 70 the satisfaction Of
the trustee. GEORGE j. CALDWELL, l
Trustee.
=. z. liERvEr. Anctonecr. 0cl3
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AYERS Pills, being convenient, eff
cacions and safe, arc the best cathartic,
whether on land or sea, in city or coun.
try. For constipation. sick headache,
indigestion and torpid liver, they never
fail. Try 4 box OF them; they are sugar
coated nav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-31

SAN FNAycISco, Oct. 30.-Thc Pacific
Athletic Club has tclegraphed Jim Cor
bet, asking him if he, would meet
CheIonsl;y, who has returned from
Australia, Tor purse OF 5000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-31

IN thousands OF cases tho cure of n
sought Is the preventive OF consumption.
!; tH % siIrest cough medicine in tho world
IL VI; woods Norway Pine Syrup. Sold
=: HlI dealers Oh a guarantee OF satis-
N''o'' D&w
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i you want to saYo your money take
come stock in the new Wheeling Build
Hs ASSOCIATION. Meets next Saturday
T!sAt at Office Of Franklin Insurance
S;,oGm6R2ny, u Twelfth street. Shares
S!1o'VO each, without any rebates. Dues
.oc per week. For further information
apply to either OF tho following persons:
James McAdama, VIM. Eilincham,
V 1HoMas O'brlen, \. J. McNash,
I'm I'm. McSCorm!ck, B. L. Adams,
yTmn r. GIator, I. i. Kleivcs,
" IN; H. IL, ilalier, J. G. Brady,
WI, W. Cowden, Jas. II. Mcclure.
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The above sale Il adjourned until Saturday.
October 81, when the property will DO offered on
the following terms: The sum OF $500 and Hs
much more rs the purchaser elects 10 pay, cash
on the day OF sale the balance In ;wo equal IN.
stallncns at one ana two years, the purchaser 10
give notes bearing Interest for the deferred nav.
lnentA W. J. ". COwDES. Trustee.
pppt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-31

/ USED three bottles OF "AIothey's
Friend and when WIS sick never
went to bed until 1890, and my boy
was born at 4. m. with scarcely any
pain. Twill do all can in recommends
hight to cxpcctant mothers.
Your thankful friend,
Mis-. i. I. WALTERHus.
Marion, O., Sept, 1890.
Sold ut wholesale and retail by Logan
Drug Co.. and Ill dEuggi:ts. Dkw.3
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"ArG boa constructors remarkable icr
longevity" "Indccd they arc. Some
OF them grow to DO thirty or forty leet
loug."-Brooklyn Life.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-31

GIBSON & DouGuERrr's Rye Whistles
at The Monarch" in Reilly's block.
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JAMES A. HENRY,
CMALL FARM FOR SALE,
TRUSTEES SALE.
TNRUSTEE'S SALE,

4
BY virtue of deed OF trust made by Louis C.
Ernst and Mnry I. Ernst, his WIFE 10 ine as trtls.
The Clerk OF the County Court o! Ohio county,
West Virginia. In Deed of Trust look No 20,
page OILS, Will sell ut the north front door OF tho
Court House of said county. on
SATURDAY. TIE eth DAY Of OCTOBER, 1891.
commencing at 70 o'clock Il IN, the :ollowln;
described property. that is 10 say:
piece o! land situated on Wheeling Island,
in the city Of Wheeling, Ohio county. West Viz.
Einia, bounded OIL the east by Ontario street, OF
the north By lands Of George Zllis on the west
by the west channel 0i tho Ohio river on tho
south by New Jersey street, and being all OF tho
hnH mnrScd as square No. Oh the plat OF Gil.
christs addition NO3.
W. J. W. COWDEN, Trustee.
W. II. HALLEG. AucIionccr. sen
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CHEVIoT suitinss, NIL colors.
SHOOK 6 co.
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SANITARY Underwear s,;ooK $ co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-31

To purify
Your blood
Take Hoods Sarsaparilla.
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=. Y. llERNEf, Aucunnecr. Del
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-26

good authority that So 900 shares Of the stock
had been deposited under the reorganizaton
plan 1t is now believed by many tnat tne
required amount, 90 per cent, will not De as.
sented by June l, and, that the meeting SET
for that date will be again adjourned.
The rights which 1t Is said the Inonson-
Houston people propose to issue at an early
date Will, it Is understood, be put out on Sc
curities held by the company in its treasury,
and OF which it will make another series
similar to the Series d and those tnas pre-
ceded the same. The new series Will, now
ever, be offered to the Thomson HouSton
stockholders only, and on terms that VIII pc
very favorable. The company needs ready
money, and this is the plan proposed 1or So
curing it.
Yesterdays transactions aggregated 80
shares, contributed by Electric, Philadelpnia
Gas, Luster, Airbrake and Pipeage' as ap-
pended:
First call--5o Electric at 1sN, % Philadel-
phia Gas at 1211s, l0Luster at 1214, 30 Airprake
at 95
After call-lo Philadelphia Gas at l21s' 10
at l21S, 10 Pipeage at 9X.
Second Gallo Luster at 12N, 20 at fzA' o
at 121s, 10 at 12lS.
Third call-ioo Philadelphia Gas at la14, 10
Luster at 12H.
Bids and asking prices at each call are
given below:
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Grain. Flour and Feed.

Sales on call at the Grain Exchange, car
sample shell corn, sc, spot; cars No.
mixed oats, 48c, spot; l car sample oats, 5Oc;
car sample shell corn, &C. car Q y. e. corn,
7119c, spot; car sample ear corn, 7O1sc; car
chop, $a1 70; car middlings, s21 80; total
sales, cars. Receipts as bul1etined, AZ cars,
OF which 30 were by Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne
and Chicago Railway, as follows: cars Of
ear corn, l of feed, of hay, 8 Of oats, Of
hour. BY Pittsburg, Cincinnati and st. Louis,
cars OF corn; By Baltimore and Ohio, cars
OF oats By Pittsburg and Lake Erie, cars
of hay, 8 of flour. While sales on call at the
Grain Exchange were larger to-day than for
many days past, they were made In most
cases at ruinous prices. Bulltsh operators
have gathered few crumbs of comfort from
this months transactions. Oats are shade
lower, and corn and millfeed are weak at
quotations. Choice hay is steady.
WHEAT-No. 2red, q 1191 10; No. q o5@1 90.
yellow she'll s4Ss5c; high ' mixsd ss9ssc; mixed nix;
sas sas s Mo- dys0w high mixed
extra, No. 53sSsc: mixed G oats % Ssc. ''sse'''
RYE-No. Pennsylvania and Michigan, sd9ssc;
No Western G@9se.
ter @s So sncy sRrash sna Mn
1898 g; fsncy straight spring q 7Sss co. csas !
* E p Re- & -four $ seS Co. Dnst"hs'' flour. aa@
MrLLFEED-No. white middlings, SIS oo@8 Us
ton; No. white middlings, SO 500A 90; brown
middlings 80 O091S 80; winter wheat bran, s17 o09
HAY-Baled timothy, choice. s12 oo@12 50; No. /,
W 50gl2 90; No. do, so o09lo 80; loose from
srRAw-oats, IS OOSs Is; wheat and rye, ss oo9
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-26
STOCKS IN WALL STREET
LOST THE BUOYANT TONE THEY HAVE
HAD FOR THE LAST WEEK.
The Northwesterns Were as Weak as tho
Remaining Stocks in the Market-A
Quick Business and It Was Done I'm Very

The Northwesterns Were as Weak as tho
Remaining Stocks in the Market "A
Quick Business and It Was Done In Very
Few Commodities.
NEW YORK, May 25.-The stock market to
day lost its buoyant and confident tone
which was SO pronounced in the latter part
of last week, and prices reacted from the
high points obtained last week. The down.
ward movement, however, was slow and the
progress Insignificant even in the active
stock, while the general list displayed only
insignificant changes. 1t was a notable
feature of the market that stocks. like St.
Paul and Rock Island, which are supposed
to be so thoroughly cliqued that their fuc-
tuations are under complete control, were
as weak as the remainder Of the
list. The business done was more
than usual of late, confined to a few stocks
and the half-dozen leaders furnished about
one-half of the transactions. The selling in
the market was again apparently largely for
foreign account and 1t checked not only the
buoyancy of the market but the trading as
we'll The most powerful force in the sell
ing movement was the continuation of the
outgo of gold. There was d lower opening
although the losses were confined to small
fractions, and the early demand was SUN.
the list up to something better than Satur-
day final prices. The further expected ship
ments however, proved too much for the
buying power with the selling by both the
foreigners and the West which realized to
some extent on the advances of the latter
portion of the week. The market continued
to droop under these conditions throughout
unusually free from feature of interest,
while the Changers, and, especially St. Paul,
were active within narrow limits. Reports
that the movement of gold would not be as
large as expected rallied the market slightly.
yd hnx
ever and the market finally closed quiet
but heavy at about the lowest figures, the
final changes in all cases being for small
fractions only with the larger number of
declines. Railroad bonds were dull as usual,
with generally steady tone, but the Atchi-
son incomes, Reading incomes and Oregon
Improvement fves were weak The trans
actions reached $4,000, but while this was
widely distributed there was feature of in
terest developed.
Government bonds have been dull and
firm State bonds have been dull and
steady.
The following table shows; the prices Of active
stocks on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday,
Corrected daily for THE DISPATCH by WHITNEY q
STEPHENSON, oldest Pittsburg members Of the
New York Stock Exchange, 81 Fourth avenue:
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THE BULLS GET THERE.
VARIOUS CAUSES WHICH LED TO THIS
IN THE WHEAT MARKET.

Bad Weather in England and France and
Stories From the Extreme Northwest
Helped to Do It-Corn Goes q Shade
Higher in Wild Market.
CHICAGO-It was a hand-to-hand strug-
glc to-day for mastery between bulls
and bears in wheat The former had the
heavier ammunition and got the best of the
fight, though their opponents forced them
back two or three times during the session.
Under the influence of the reduction in the
French import duty on wheat, announced
after the close of the board on Saturday;
cold and wet weather in France and Eng
land; the announcements by Toronto millers
of a short supply in Canada; a statement that
chinch bugs were at work in the wheat
around Blue Springs. Neb., and the further
intelligence that the temperature was
down to go in Manitoba, the market
opened excited at material advance on the
previous days bid, covering wide range in
various parts of the pit. Holders of long
wheat were inclined to take their. profits
dlctions of heavy decrease in the visible
supply, the market broke several points.
Having marketed their stuff the longs went
cunning for Pardridge, the big bear. He re-
through brokers, and this stampeded the
little shorts, who ran to cover, with the re-
suit that prices rebounded to the highest
point of the day. Ream and a few heavy
traders took advantage of the advance to
make heavy sales causing break in prices
TO the low point of the day. The bears were
materially assisted by the announcement
that the decrease in the isible supply was
only about half as large as was expected
and the statement that further large en-
gagements of gold for export had been made.
Late Paris cables quoted wheat higher
there, and the buying, which resulted in lift
Trarr saAn ~ AhA rl-nA R1A
firm.
The leading futures ranged as follows, as
corrected by John NJ. Oakley & Co., IS Sixth
street, members of Chicago Board of Trader.
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HOME SECURITIES.
LOCAL INVESTORS WAITING FOR SOME.
THING TO TURN UP.

Trading Unimportant and Prices Shaded in
Some Cases-Airbrake and Cable the
Strongest Features-OId-Time Leaders
d-Thomson-HoustonR Rights.
There was no rush in the local stock mar.
ket yesterday. The change of time for hold
ing the calls went into effect. The half hour
gained in the afternoon is of advantage to
brokers having business with the banks.
New York was dull and fairly steady and
London was seller. This is settling 6av
there and a buying movement is expected
The Bank of England reduced the premium
on American eagles: A revolution was re-
ported in Buenos Ayres, but it had no effect
upon the London market, smoothing definite
had been received. Dispatches from nearly
every section of the West were to the eject
that the crop situation had been greatly
improved by the recent rains.
Business on the local board covered a
wider range Of properties than usual of late.
but trading, assintimated was slow and
prices had dropping tendency. About the
only strong features were Airbrake and
Underground Cable. Nearly all of the res.
ognized leaders submitted to small conces-
sions for want of active support. The street
railway group held around SATURDAYS fig
ures, but there was no urgent demand for
them. Electric sold off to 1881, and was not
much better at Boston. 1t was stated ON
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pineapples, q 5oai 60; Bahama do. e IS: damson
P,pms. naa. 10; Teengsges, 9 %; egg Rium;s: nn;.
pears, q 4o@2 so; do greengages, q 90; do
egg plums, %; extra white cherries, q es rasp-
berries. Ss41 5; Strawberries, 81 3o0l 10; goose
berries, l6ai Is: tomatoes. ssc@sl 90; salmon,
l-b, so9l 50; blackberries, eoc; succotash, 2-ib
corned beef 2-n cans, g 9O@2 Is; 1-ib cans. 4 90;
baked n beans a0Si 50; lobster, 1-ib % cans q 3;
mestic, q 4oSt 5oi rs, s. 90; sardiness i'm
a Is.
FIsI-3Extra No. 1 bloater mackerel, 40 90 p bbl:
extra No: do mess, s2s 50 extra No. mackereE
shore, eA %; No: 2shore mackereI t2 co. large 80,
70 90. Codash-Whole pollock. &c y t; domedium,
strips SO; Georges cod. In blocks, s1f@7Hc. Her
sfiing.Rsnnd = shore 3 80 bbl split g g; LAKE, .s
bbl Lake trout, sS 80 p half Dbl. Finnan haddies,
@ loc 10: Iceland halibut, 13c p 70. Pickerel, half
Walkof herring, 9Oc
OATMEAL-T 5O97 rs p bta.
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Groceries.
No change in Saturdays quotations was
made by dealers in the lines appended.

GREEN CoFFEE-Fancy, 24H@5Hc; choice Rio,
23924c; prime Rio, 22I4c; low grade Rio, 2@22c;
ss Ss MoeRs e
@Ec; La Guayra, 26@Hc.
ROASTED Sin papers)o Standard brands, 25heshigh
grades, H@30&c; old Government Java, bulk, 3lk
berry, sosc; choice Rio Sc; prime Rio, &c; good
hS sfIoss es 0fahHsie5 s1se; aspce 1oc
cassia Sc; pepper, lsc; nutmeg, 7S@soSS; SOS .. W..
10@l0hc; globe 149141tc; elaine, 15c; carpadine,
ne; royslne, lac; red ell, 1@1ihc; purity. 14c:
,,oS MSnas osS water ate 1t strai2sS , 4a9o per
s7@ssc; prime sugar Syrup. s4@s5c; strictly prime.
ss MEDIUMS MAss1EsHfS cs Si1ss UsT @ sssg ''' choice
.soDA.B,carb in kegs sS@ssc ass Slissr6: 81 IN ns
IN Kegs Me- do sranuiated sal '0oa
.CANDLEs-star full weight 90; steartne, per set,
prime, 6@sIsc; Louisiana, 5A@8c.
sTARcH--Pearl, 4c; corn starch, e@6,Ec; gloss
FOREIGN FRU1rs-Layer raisins, q 80; London
LAYERS e 7s; Muscatels Is: California Muscatels
prunes. 7S@sc: french prunes. S9@iikc; ssioni-
ssimonds, Ian. Is, ss: 90 1yiss, Tei do sSsisd,
s9c; walnuts; nap, 1a914c; Sicily flberts, 12c;
peel; l2c n; orange pee. l2c:
sysporated, l4jS@l5e peaches, evaporated, pared,
2A9asc; peaches, California, evaporated, IMPAIRED,
berries. sjS@ec: huckleberries, I2c.
lated, &c; confectioneis 4, sxc; soft White, aSa
zSe: yellow, choice, 4@41tc; yellow. good, sS@4c;
PIoKELs.Medlum. bbls u,oo), n Is; medium.
a!;. as;4ITsSs pSl 81 %: No: s.tr. s,t' ssl q 70: