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seized him and roughly hustled him ont
Of the building and turned him over 20
policeman. with his left hand and arm
badly burned. He was taken TO Bellevue
Hospital.
Meantime Mrs. Meares had acted for
herself with rare presence Of mind. she
rushed 10 the window and leapcd 20 the
ROOT Of the pOrtIcO over the entrance and
was taken down 10y tho fremen.
ONLY STRIP on WALL
81 hvo minutes past o'clock the wall
facing ON FOTtleth street topplod over.
The whole building collapsed half an hour
lator, and great pillar Of flame shot mp
m the ayr, accompanied 10y noise Ike
that OF tremendous explosion.
All that was left standing Of the hotel
structure was a strip Of wall about 10 feet
wide attached 90 the fiat building adj join
iug on the Sixth avenue side.
THE HOTEL ROYAL
was built moro than TWENTY-FIVE years ago
II was formerly kopt by Mcssrs. Peris d
Butler. but Mr.. Meares leased Il thirteen
years ago. The house Was tho home Of
many persons ~ the theatrical profession
and Wa patr0nized chiefly bv tTansients
for night. Many families made II. how
ever, their permanent place 81 residence.
Tho elaborate restaurant was Literally
patronIzod by the class OF people who
keep late hours.
The loss Oh the hotel and furniture is es-
timatod AZ .2j0.0D0 Tho building was
owned by Hymeu Israel, furniture dealer
in thc Bowery.
NO cause can bee assigned for the FIRE. II
broke out ln Che kitch<n, PROBABLY from q
detective iluo on range.
SEARCH FOR THg DEAD.
NEW Y1ns. February At o'clock this
morning there came the babble % APP
preaching voices andthere appeared upon
tho scene OF the tlre 40 tho Hotel ROYAL
Us italian laborcrs, each bearing q PICK,
crowbar. or shovel and the days work II
searching for The dead began. There had
already assembled outside the FIRE lines
large numbers Of spectators, many no
doubt drawn o. thcsceue hy i1lo curiosity.
Uut others who were friends ~ r8ia ives ~
persons miss sang from their homes, Gld
who 30 wa, feared might De- victims of the
fire watched tho w0r. begun by tho Ia
tor.ra with strained, eager eyes.
Tlr IIE-T BODY
found at go'c.ock on tho fifth floor was
yer, badly burned aud could barely Doe
identified as TINT OF a woman. There was
nothing ON the body by which II could be
further identified except a chased gold
ring on tine finger Of tine loft hand.
ANorHrr.
While on extension ladder was being
placed iu pos ton for Che removal Of tho
woman body, a workman took hold Of
what seemed % bc the chlrrct end OK %
u'occ ~ wood hut started back with q CRY
of alarm 0u seeing that the piece Of wood
was the charei leg of man p.otradlng
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NOV IuE MAINLAND LE0IsLATCRE.

4 m1--lLo vas roccIV0I rom the UOvefnoT
fr..ps..lft.ne TO- llc senate Joint resolution %
tge General s.mhiy OF Maryland inviting a
conference eff iho Legislative bodies OF the tTo
...i ,..tes regulating the taking OF oysters hsn.
ana eva u.s. m the waters 81 t4e ptImhr ana
Pooomoks and requesting that "a time De set for
tine visit 20 Richmond II he Maryland ronierees
,'-,,,I In M, resolution. These cOnferces are
non. Levin T. NatC-s, Thomas G.. Hayes, aud
Washington Wilkinson Oh TAO part ~ lie Senate
and Uog. Conway vs.. Sans, Robert G.. Comic, D..
h. nl-Woli, AlOnzo J.. Nils, aui Noah Z. So
lius on tie part OF the House Inc lelht reso4e-
non and acsomuanying papers wcrs referred %
the Committee on FISH and Game.
At2ociock the calendn having been cleared
the ~cnnte adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-09

CHICAGO. February s.-Whest was quiet and
weak during most OF the session. but advanced
later and closed with an advance OK lsc. COM
pared with Saturdays last ngures. In the early
trading neNs was meagre and seemed generally
favorable for the bears Liverpool was quoted
weak and lower and the domestic markets were
generally easy. There we're hut few buying
orders while the general impression was that
sales were most likely to prove protta-
bic. New York and 81. Louis operators
had liberal selling orders here at the start.
Cash quotations: Flour steady and unchanged.
No. spring wheat. SsJsc.; No, > red, 9Ol6a9lc.
50. , corn. 4lA,c No. oats, 29l6c Mess-pofk,
$50. Lard, s6.471eaBjO. Short ribs eos a
s5.s11t. Dry-saltod shoulders, Si.6219aci 10.
Sn0rt-clear, 36.Ojar0.1O. Whiskey, el.li.
The leading uturos ranged as follows:
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

Ngw YORK, February S.-Cottnn dull safes
100 bales; midlmg upands, 4l4c.; 90. VI
leans. ~; total not receipts AZ All port- . ''vp
bales: exports-.o Great Britain. NO. oa,es'
TO France, 5,043 bales. 70 the Continent, l4,-
AZ bales: STOCK. 1,2O9,s5O bales. southern
-four stegdy, with inw demand, common ep iH '.
extra, sAl5aS3fj; good 90 choice 40, So ~
sj.lO. Wheat lower ana unsettled, closing hd'i
and moderately active; 10 req, TI.v',tS - -, -
store AMI elevator; 2l.Oia7lO54 ahoat' op-
tons closed arm 40 3salb.c decline Tor the uAN
No red. February, slO5's; March, slVt's,
May, Sl02iS. Corn opened lower aAl cio7tu
firmer aud quiet; No. >, 5OliaoJlR'.. III cle'a-
tor, J1lsajf}4c. an0at; options closed nfm AZ
I.alisc. under saturday; fobrnnry' 'O'4c. ;
May. JU3tc.: May. 50tc. oats nrm and NODE
rately active: options duh and easier; teDru-
37l5e.; mixed western. 36a39lsc Conee-Oi-
tons closed barely steady, 10 points loWn 70 .
up: February, stA30; March. 81 SaSl 10 ,
May. fi2.60asi2.sO. spot no quiet ara htih
No. =. / ll6c. Sugar-Rellncd quiet ana stehuy
che outside quotations are trust, the inside re-
guarl: standard A, Aa4lsc; cut-oai, ana
crushed. 5a5iac.: powdered, 4lsaftic.' grhhl-
lated, 4lic. MOlasses-NeW orleans dull put
steady; common 90 fancy, 2Sa3Oc. RICE lble.
| and easy, domestic, far u extra. +9sapf2-
Japau 1 fa53e,. Petroleum quiet and STEADY
refined. New York, 6.5Oc.; fhiladelphla anu
| Baltimore, 6.3ja6.4Oc.; 90. IN bulk. 3o1a3.9Oc:
| C0tOn-seed oil quiet: crude, 2Jlgc. kosln auil
| but steady; strained. common 70 good. l.3-tsa
| SI3-ia Turpeutinc duh and weak AZ 34a3ftz-
| Pork quiet and steady; mess, s9.73as 90
extra prime, $500. Peanuts STEADY fancy
| haud.picked. 4l1c.; farmers, 244a3llc. Beef in'
active. family, -I1eSl2; extra ness spas 10,
Beef hams quiet; quoted at sl3. lterced peel
| duh; city extra India mesa, best Sis Cut
meats dun but firm; picked bellies' sd.3fl1c.
! do shoulders. Is: do hams So MIDI es nrm
| err short clear, S0.77l9. Lard nrmer and quiet
| western steam, $3.50 city steam, 500; Feb
| ruary, $685.: March, $3.50 bid; May, SOL
| Freghfs TO Liverpool weak and duh; cotton
| Id. grain, = Nl asked.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM AL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices for Money, Bonds Stocks, Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. &C.. and the
Weather Indications
fnr ,oio-rana 70 the pIspatch.l

F. WASHINGTON. d. c.. February g.
ITIp Forecast for Virginia for twenty
:" four hours-from midnight to mid
I night Decidedly colder. west
winds. and fair weather; the temperature
will fall % to 25 degrees; fair Wednesday.
For North Carolina: Cloudy weather,
with rain in the southeast portions; yaria-
bic winds: colder Tuesday night; fair
Wednesday.
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Spring Dress Goods.

These goods are constantly arriving, ana tue
styles snd coorings are FAR superior 70 any prior
season.
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THE COAL STOCKS

g0re again the grea; feature OF the day. aud the
Unprecedented activity in Reading WAS not only
maintained but surpassed. the transactions IN
that stock being the largest ever known ON the
Exchange. Tho late strength developed IN the
anthracite properties wa- fully maintained an 4
heavy advances we're scored ~ al ~ them. FOR
some time fhis morning there Was u'thiug IN
the marAct but tho Coal stocks Aud Ene Wlich
latter vas also heavily IN demand on the theory
that anything which helped tue coal trade would
be " benefit 70 Erie. Inc transactions I'm these
stocks were more than halt tho total business 81
the day. The Improvement IN values was eA-
tremrly sharp ia the early trading. but with the
diminuliOn o. tho enormous trading. prices be-
came more settled aud while the best prices
We're not reached tiu the last hour there we're
frequent fluctuations In the downward direction.
The extreme advance IN LackaWanna reached
0l5 per cent, I'm Jersey Central "a, and Ia
Reading ~ per cent, Delaware and Hudson
being more moderate in its changes, while Erie
-
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Woodward g. LOthyOp'S
Bdy-RltD2.

made IN 81. Thoma,, West Indies, and believed
20 be the finest imported Bay-kum In this coun-
try, Is highly recommended for is purity. proper
strength, and bouquet, which standard u excel
lence has been honored by many prZe-medals
AZ the various American and European exhibl-
tons. Only the choicest bay leaves and the
pure.t sugar-cane rum enter into its delicate
composition.
In addition TO its fragrance and desrabiuty IS
an article OF the toilet IL possesses remarksol'
MEDICINAL PROPERTIES, and Is Recommend
ed for external use upon the HEAD AND HAIR,
THE FACE using IL as a wash, TIE FACE
after shaving. for relief Of HEADACHE
FATIGUE and soreness Of the muscles, kfiEU-
AATIsM, TooTHACHE, 81 NBUkN, &c.
six-Ounce bottles. Bic. each;
Twelye-0unce bottles, soc. each;
one-quart bottles, 9Oc. each
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Black Dress Goods.

All the new weaves and many Of tho old ones
that cannot be improved upon are here. SLIM
WARP GOODS Of the famous " Pricstiey' make
AIL-WOOL GOODS IN plain aud fancy weayes;
NUN'S-YEILING and Wells already made.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, February S.-Flour active; vest
ern super, s31Oas3J0; DO. extra, S3.6Oa
siI5: 10. family, @4.4Oaaf.75 receipts, 10, l40
barrels: shipments, SOB barrels; sales, 1900
barrels Wheat weak No. = red. spot, Sl.Oia
sIOlIt; February, &1.O1asl.O14; March,
sl.UIi0aSI.Oltf; May, Sl.OlS4a5l.O2; steamer,
stock sO7 la bushels: sales, $4,000 bushels
Southern wheat easy; tultz, 91caslO3
LDugberry, S1c.aSl.O4. Corn inactive and
lover. mixed spot, 5Oi4a5Otsc.; February,
JOi iajOlfc.; March, 5Oa1O1sc.; April, 1o14c.;
May, sic. asked: steamer mixed, 4oaf5isc.;
receipts. 169,2S7 bushels; shipments, lOO,3lj
bushels: stock, l,6f2,fO& bushels; sales,
%, 600 bushels. Southern corn steady; white,
47ajOc.; yellow. 47aJOc. Oats strong at
steady prices No. =, white western, 3S1ea
3nc. No. mixed western, 31a37Ac; re-
ceipts, 5000 bushels; stock. Ss,4Sl bushels
Rye nmer; No. ?, $50; receipts, l,oo1 Dish-
els: stock, S3.ll4 bushels. Hay steady; good
10 choice timothy, sl3.JOaSl5. Grain ircghts-
steamer % Liverpool. per bushel, ID; CORK Tor
orders, per quarter, 80. cotton, per pound
b. I6d.; -four. per ton, In sacks, los. cotton
nominal: mifduug, j4c. Provisions steady ana
active, unchanged. Butter weak; creamery
fancy. 3Oc do, far 20 choice. 2Sa2gc.; do, I'M
itation, 25a21c.; ladle, fancy, 24a2Jc, good %
choice, 2Oa23c.; rolls 1ue nc: do, lar To
good lqa21c.; stOre-packed, l5alHc Eggs
scarce az }Oc. Coffee strong Rio cargoe-, TAR,
re: nominal, 1fl6c- sugar steady; granu-
lated unchanged. Copper steady, refined, lOtlc
Whiskey steady at sl.24. Poanuis-Ntgina
hani-picked, miilet, 3l6a43lc.; virginia farm
er-'. 24a3l4c.; North Carolina farmers, %12a
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The strength 10 TIE Coal stocks dii not affect
the rest Of tho list - any approclabie extent du-
ring the early trailing and the bears ana traders
were siill disposed o. hammer tile general list ns
usual, and In Union Pacific over per cent. was
lost before the stimulus reached the rest or the
list. The steady and unprecedented gains, how
aver made ths shorts uneasy, and a. the morn
inK wore away more attention was PAID 10 tho
Grarg rs, Lou sgille and Nashville, and Northern
Pacnc preferred, AZ well rs some 81 tho low
priced specialties. Prices began 20 rise' ana be-
fore the close 81 business tho early losses had
not only heon recovered, but matera! amounts
In Rdiiti "A, Burlington, Northern Pacihc pre-
ferreI. Union Pacific, and some others bong by
turns remarkable for advances made. There
was q sharp reaction IN the toslers In the last
few minutes, but while lackaWanna dropped
from lotto ~, Il closed az 1913, with the others
In proportion.
THE CLOSE ACTIVE AND STRONG.
Tho Test OF the list were held well and the
market closed active and strong, generally AT
Ose % the highest prices Cf the day. Tue I'M
isfed department was quite neglected, ana the
90 "a transactions were only U,OOD shares. Inc
1ual changes ma tho general list are all large
fractional advances, but Lackawanna IL mp "a,
hcHiing (, Jersey Central BY. and Ere l,s
Sales Oi listed stocks, 100000 shares.
MONEY AND EXCHASGE.
Eucnmg-EXchango quiet and firm az ASA
4s. Commercial bills. asa assn Money
easy no iist-. losing offered ~ - SUBJ lrenslrY
Dalance3-Coin. sl15,1g7, 600 currency. tit.-
80 f.u0C. Governments steady; per cents,
ll6jt. state bonds duil bnJ steady.
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AZ 1850 O'Clock the eighth body was
found about tou feet from tho spot where
the seventh body had been discovered.
30 WAS that of De- woman. without clothing.
about 30 years old. and D feet inches
ln height Beneath The body was found
black cambria skirt. "a bunch OF keys. a
small bottle of cologne I'D % case, and o.
check bo's. 0u which was written the name
&C.. 8. Iuag. Philadelphia" Near by
truua. Aud ylhso.
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CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI, February s.-Flour nrmer; fami.
IL. sA0OaS3.7J. Wheat in good demand AMI
arm No. . red 04c. Corn IN good demand and
stronger: No. mixed, 42lac. oats nrmeri
No. , mixed, 33c Pork nrIn at sll.75. Lard
strong nj s6.416ss8JO. Bulk-meats firm 40
s5.s5itas8. Bacon steady at 81. Mhiskey nrm
M Ala.
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Wash Dress Goods.

All tho new patterns in GINGHAMs, OUT.
INGs. PERCALE-, PRINTS. and other popular
fabrics Tor spring wear are now IN and coming Ia
every day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-09

.....N. lrItln clam Oerod mp q
Windows If tho third floor
.."lu who WAS standing 40
h. Wl. descending tho
'.Ilu the crowd looked
who Lad hecu CRYING IN
.r from tAc window direct
I.-ci oul az the window
"..- a.r hands 20 the sill tall
released ler grip and fell,
- ari almost knocking him
-r+e 'Iom the ladder The
/ W.s killed by the fail.
}, ... tNruE ESCAPE.
{ some young man climbed
.." r2'h4ysnu0 front from the
window.
Pr. picked bis way from sill 10
t.i from Cap 60 all while the
zoos hm. 40 last he reached
4 seriously burned aud bruised,
lil 600 crowd cheered him
enthusiasm while no disap-
.e crowd unidentified.
v ACCUSING InE 0UEsr..
Who discovered the FIRE
4 -.I making efforts o. arouse
l.e progress Of the flames
iu from awakening any but
i-e second fO0r. Some Of
80 ,N'i ia time, others failed to
} 5.ares. the proprietor Of the
M wife were on this floor.
| .,..t miraculous escape. They
| '-., the ban only partially clad.
"a. 'lr nIe had made great head
: s aarways were filed with
Caro- ,., Die and tongues If flame
\ 'DA tAc elevator shaft.
b,,,. ..hE HAps'I FOLLOWED.
fg- u ''.lD" me-" Mr.. Meares. with his
tios..5.'' al tie head Of the starr and and
30 t,., lhe noor below. Turning 10
lrf.s we When she dropped lac was
~ " bee that she had not followed
~ lie I ,',e man would have rushed back
A'ng stairs, bat the 6remen
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1892-03-25
His syyestlleart's Hair

A decidedly unique method OF carry.
ing on correspondence with French
thief was adopted by his friends while he
awaited trial. One day the jailer was
visited by the prisoners betrothed, who
asked him to give her lover an envelope.
This, upon being opened, was found to
contain simply small lock Of hair,
around which was folded leaf of a
book. The jailer did not consider it
worth his while to deliver this souvenir
to the culprit and therefore threw it
aside. A day or two later similar in
closure was handed in at the prison gate
and shared the fate of the predecessor.
In the course Of week another was left
by the same person. This aroused the
suspicion of the governor Of the prison,
to whom had been detailed the circum-
stances. He determined to investigate
the matter, and accordingly first exam.
ined the printed leaf. This he found was
torn from novel and contained twenty
six lines on each side. He next turned
his attention to the hair and discovered
that there were twenty-si pieces Of un-
equal length. This puzzled him for
while, and then concluding that there
must be some connection between the
numbers of the printed lines and the
number Of hairs, he laid each of the lat
ter along the line Of the page they re-
spectively reached, beginning with the
shortest hair at the top Of the leaf. AZ
ter changing them about several times
he discovered that each hair pointed to
different letter, and the combination thus
produced formed slang sentence, by
means Of which the prisoner was given
to understand that his friends had as
certained the day on which he was to be
taken to court and were determined to
make bold attempt to rescue him as
soon as he made his appearance. TAX
ing the cue, the governor adopted every
precaution to Illustrate the wsll-laid plans
of the outsiders; the attempt was made
and, as natural consequence, the con-
spirators soon found themselves in the
same condition as the one for whom they
had planned the rescue.
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Baron Hiysch's Wealth.

Baron Hirsch is said to be worth $780,
100000. He made his wealth chiefly out
of contracts for building the Turkish and
Pennsylvania railroads. The Rothschilds
where his financial hackers when he as
sumed the contracts, but they got the
idea that the railroads would not succeed,
and, therefore, withdrew their support
He then secured assistance from big bank
ing firms OF Frankfort, which he was
able to influence through his marriage,
and thus obtained funds enough to carry
on the great undertaking. European fl
nanciers have been surprised by the enor-
nous success Of these railroads. They
paid from the day they were opened, and
they made one OF the greatest fortunes
in Europe for the bold contractor. who
pinned his faith to them when others
thought him foolhardy. Everything he
has since touched has turned to gold. He
is a large holder OF landed estates and
French rentes. 1t is said that his bene-
factions for. several years past 3. have
amounted to 1900. 900 annually.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1892-03-25
The SPIDERS Web.

The body of every spider contains four
little masses pierced with multitude of
holes imperceptable to the naked eye,
each hole permitting the passage OF a
single thread all the threads to the num-
Der OF 1000 to each mass, join together
when they come out and make the single
thread with which the spider spins its
web SO that what we call spiders
thread consists of more than 4, 900 threads
united. ~ st-i 80
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1892-03-25
IT'S Lighted by Electricity row.

The train on the Fitchburg Railway
had just entered the long tunnel and the
young New England bridegroom whis-
pered in the blushing ear Of his fair
bride:
"Eurydice, IL I choose, peradvsnture,
to kiss thee I'd like to know Hoosac 20.
ing to prevent MOP"
"Orpheus," she replied, gently. "thou
shouldst not triAe thus with the tunnel
verites.
And the roar of the train came like .
mighty poultice to heal the blows Of AL
subsequent sounds. Tribune.
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She AttsM ded 60 That.

Brown-Say, Jones, when you come in
late at night, don't you always wake your
wife?
Jones (promptly)-Never. y
Brown (surprised)-Jeehosaphati How
do you manage it?
Jones with sigh)-I don't have to.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1892-03-25
What to 8ay.

He--Can I say nothing TO prove my
love to your
Shs-Yes, you can, .,.r.
He with hope)-Tell me, oh, tell me
what s., .ti-.,sl.
She--Ssy "goodby" and say it quick.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1892-03-25

Did ever occur to you when buying Parlor Furniture
that the inside construction and material much or mere
Importance when service is considered than outside appear
ance Nearly every piece of Parlor furniture that we sell is
upholstered the premises by skilled workmen and nothing
but the best materials used Our of odd pieces and
regular suits entirely and the largest shown by us
Of course know is the largest and finest furniture
store and stock in the state outside Of Philadelphia There
nothing in furniture you get prices as low as
elsewhere We deliver all purchases the distance less than
100 miles.
vo0aHIs & MURRAY, ''Sl;W vIi2y5Ssss. Ys,ss; st.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-25
General Merchandise.

BAGs-The demand is very slow and prices are
not over firm Caicuttas. spot, 712c; for June-July
delivery, 75SQ734e asked Wool Bags. 3603Sc.
CANNED FRUITS-Quoted at 81 O59l 30 E dozen
for Apricos, $lQl 10 q dOz for Plums, 81 3Ugl 90
for Peaches 81 30@l so for Pears, 81 90@2 10 for
White Cherries and 81 S09l 80 for Black
CANNED VEGETABLES-New pack tomatoes
selling at 75c. less - Off Peas, 95c@gSl TO-;
String Beans, 95c4$I; Tomatoes, 212 IDS, SOQooc
COFFEE-shsws no change. QuotatatIons ar3
follows: 2092le for good 10 prime Costa
10 for good Costa Riea, mixed with black beans;
21Hc nominal for prime washed salvador:
lgG20c q ID for good washed salvador; l74ac for
good unwash ed Salvador. Nicaragua and Guatemala;
2l146 n Jzcf0r prime washed Guatemala; 20140
@2O34 org cd to strictly good guatemala: l1i4@
1884 for fair washed and unwashed itemala;
2l922c q n for good TO prime pea-Derry: 1870
lie for medium qualities 1213@Gl41 for ordinary
qalitIes; Sal2c for very Inferior to common.
COAL-FreV Gus prices rule. StocAs continue
heavy. Wellington is quotable az So; New
wellington 80: Southhed Wellington IS;
Cedar River. SO so; Seattle, So so; New
Seattle, SIS 90; Coos Bay. IS so; sydney, $7l9
Z 20 Cumberland. $l3 IN bulk and Sl4 so in sacks
PennSy wanna Anthracite Egg, $l4i Welsh AntEra-
FISH No l Mackerel sl2@lS ia half-bbls
and 81 1892 in kits: No. 2, $40 in bo!s and
81 60al rs in kits; Mess Macserel. SO e kit:
Pacific Cod sc in bundles, 5H@6c q 10 IN
cases 6l5G7c e II for boneless Eastern Smoked
Herring, 36c; Dutch do 81 5Ogl 70 q keg; White
fish, SO in halfbbls ana $2(,3 IS in kits; Tongues
and Sounds. 81 10 az.
QUiCKSILVEK-ouoted at s42 5O943 p flask
SYRUP-The western Sugar Refinery quotes Gold
EN-. in bbls, I712c p gallon.
NAILS-Card rates OF Hardware Dealers Associs-
tion follows: Iron, 81 80; Steel. 50 10;
Standard Wire So 10 p keg on the basis OF 200
SGGAR-The western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash; Cube, Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all $3.50 r 10; Dry Graduated.
5L4c z 10: COnfectiOneTs' A 51sc; Magnolia, 44sc;
Extra g. 4I2c: Golden @. 43sc; ID, 414c p ID half
bbls lac more than bbls. and boxes 12c more.