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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-10
go GENTS A
PAY YOUR ELECTION BETS

You should not have bet at all.
They say it's wicked. It's expensive,
anyway. If you will buy the hats
you've lost from our grand stock
you'll find a great reduction in the
amount you'll have to spend. Ele-
CANT Silk Hats and latest styles in
Derbys at saving of IS per cent on
regular hatters' prices.
P. S.-Look out for another
grand surprise on Saturday morning.
See the elegant line of Mems Suits
in our corner window. Well name
price for them on Saturday that will
astonish you and confound compe-
tition.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-10
A Correction.

In The Sunday Dispatch, by a typograph-
ical error, portion of NJ. r. Thompson's,
the New York Grocer's, advertisements W as
made to read IS pounds of English curran is
for 81 instead of 25 pounds for that amount.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-10
MARRIED.

KAsER-GRANT-On Tuesday, November
8, 1892, at Sacred Heart Church, East End,
Miss MARY GRANT to Mr.. GEORGE KAISER. No
cards.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-19

It is most natural for us all 10 protect
ourselves against all evils. Drinking to
excess is one OF them. Drinking bad
,rl,isEy is another. You can. if you will
easily protect yourself against either.
Pure, unauthorized whisky, containing
no iusel oil or other impure substances,
will absolutely protect you. 1t will
create no morbid appetite or fire your
blood, leaving you in Il condition that
requires continual draughts to bring
about u natural feeling again. Max
Klein's Liquors arc strictly pure. Doc
tors OF known reputation recommend
thcm. His "Silyer Age" ut 81 80, and
"Duquesne" at 81 . per iull quart, are
really the finest WHISTLES in the world.
All Penna. Ryes six years old at 81 90
each, or six quarts Tor So 90. Wines
from soc upward. Send for catalogue
and price list to Max Klein, 81 Federal
street. Allegheny. Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-19

Do you wish to know the quickest
way to cure cold2 We will tell you.
10 euro cold quickly, it must be
treated before the cold has become set
tied in the system. The first symp-
toms are dry loud cough and sneez-
Ing. The cough is soon followed by
watcry expectoration and the sncezing
by profuse watery discharge from
tho nose. In severe eases there Is a
thin white coating oil tho tongue.
What to do? 1t il only necessary to
take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in
double doses every hour. That will
greatly lessen tho severity OF the cold
and in many cases will eilectually coun-
teract it, and cure what would have
been severe cold within one or two
DAYS time Try it and be convinced.
50 cent bottles Tor sale by druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-19

twas tho gilt of = flower that won
her, and it won her through that keen,
poetic Imagination. Mrs. Whittcmorc
had given it to her after she had acted
"a body guard for party OF religious
Summers through Italian Joe's" and
other Bend" resorts. She put it in u
bottle, not on Mrs. Nhittcmore's &C.
count, but because her poetic tempera-
ment craved flowers. 'Pd wear one in
my buttonhole when my face wasn't
was he'd or my hair combGd," she said
once.
her coterie at Joe's, she took tho pink
rose from tho bottle neck where Joe
had put it for her. She had intended
to pin it on her coat. Its petals were
falling and its heart was black with APP
preaching dissolution. Then, in the
dingy, stun barroom, reeking with that
abomirable reek that such places have
at night, when the doors are shut and
all its conglomerate races and species OF
smells inbreed and bring forth thrice
and ionriold, came, at the sight OF tho
roso, like q flash to the mudd!ed brain
OF tho Kindred Imagination, the light
that never was ON soa or land; the in
SEPARATION and the poets dream
AS looked at il" she said after
ward, leach hair on my head was like
. wire. saw my lie in the flowers.
The petals dropping one by ono were
the years, and that center, whore it was
all bIgckened, said, That is hell before
you and you arc going down..
Such thoughts us these do not come
to tho ordinary ou,cast in u Bend"
barroom. Such thoughts do not come
to the ordinary magazine poetcss trying
to squeeze Il few more drops OF the
once divine essence out oil her lower
not. "Bluabir;" was \ good deal more
than an ordinary outcastor an ordinary
poetess. and her poets Imagination
saved her
Once before she had been attacked on
tho unimaginative side with q shocking
result. When she was recovering from
tho effects OF her misfortune in q
charity hospital, which looked out oves
one OF tho rivers, sho sat one afternoon
in the window with her head, one may
feel sure, full OF thoughts that would
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LAST VISIT 70 "TnE BEND.

Then there was another pilgrimage
for which no car faro was required,
This was day before yesterday, when
from the Door of Hope, at No. l02 East
Sixty-frst street, quiet, well bred sort
OF reclamatory institution, meant origi-
ually only for tine educated" uniortun-
ate, Della Loughlin's body, in fulfill
ment OF tho pledge that she would not
get high toned" was borne back
through tho teeming East Side for her
old friends of The Bend to look their
last upon her.
Then came Yesterdays, tho last,
which ended at Maple Grove, six miles
back OF Hunters Point.
1t was gamin shrewdness that exact
ed that pledge OF "Bluey" not ito get
heightened" The Mulberrians knew
that "Bluey," though she drank tho
hardest and fought the fiercest, AMI
Shit the pipe" the most persistently OF
any one of them all, was not OF their ir-
reclaimable kind. She did '"get high
toned" in appearance at least, as soon
MS she was washed and clad and had her
wounds healed, Tor she, though bit OF
body, would fight like man and had
stab as well as number OF bruises
when she brought her gage OF charity,
the pink rose, which Mrs. Whittemore
had given her. to the door OF the Door oil
Hope.
She looked like girl of refinement,
breeding and beauty. Her picture,
which now, draped, not in black, but
white, stands on the center table Of the
Door OF Hopes back parlor, show appa-
rentIy tho high personality OF high
bred young woman, with winning face
and eyes marvelouSly expressive OF the
souls wisdom. sympathy, who has
found fashion folly and folly fashiona-
bic, and SO. in the slang OF her circle,
made "fad" oil stunning"
There are scores OF such young wo-
men in New York, but they only differ
from "Bluebird" in tho material attrib-
ute of brains. There are very few poets
and very few philosophers among the
young women OF New York who have
taken 10 tho rescue OF souls and bodies
of men and women for diversion, and
Della Loughlin was both. That which
has caused so much talk about her,
which in the case OF 4 mere reclaimed
outcast would be nero maudlin SWIVEL,
was the possession OF keen imaGina-
ton, robust intellect, and a power oil
expression highly literary in its abso-
Lutte dircctness.
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CHICAGO. III. Nov ls.-CHti,c, rGceiptg 6OM
head shipments 5000 heal marie. dul! and
steady: best natives s. pllj 81; Others $! sJi
ISI; westerns 81 ulal ~, Texans 8 llnaOe Hog,
receipts $1,000 head: shipments 1000 head, r!ar.
Ecl l0l2jc higher: rough - 9AR . 20, packing and
mixed s. IiOn5 IS; prime heavy - Glni So: lieht
s. 1jaj ~; sSips aud pigs 81 10p %. sheep tc'
ccipts 5000 head: shipments i.Oll head market
lower: natives 50 MAJ -; Westerns " Slli ~;
Texans 8; GJal ?j lambs s. @Jaj -.
East hrgErY, PA. Nov. ls,-Cn,tc. receipts
20 head; shipments 40 head; inuFkct steady
and unchanged. Hog. receipts l,SiN bead: ship.
meut, { ~ head: market slcgaE PhIadtiphias
s. cons So. mixed s. juJ Is Workers - i0aj ~.
sheep. receipts !0J heal: shipments none; mar.
kct slow aud unchanged.
CINCiSNAIT o., Nov. lS,-llpsS strong and
higher at i jlGj 50i receipts l,vJJ head ship
ments Go head
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-19

wAsHINoroS, D. c., Nov. l7-Justicc
Field, OF the United States supreme
court. was to-day shown the published
statement from California, to the effect
that he intended to retro from the su.
preme bench in time to prevent the
naming OF his successor by President
Cleveland. Justice Field read the
statement carefully and remarked to the
Associated Press representative: THAT
is news to me-" Further than that lie
had nothing to say.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-19
SAVED BY A ROSE.
Della LouRhlin, the Reclaimed
"sluebird" of 1.-THE Bend"
ONE HIGH SOULED OUTCgS7.

The slums of New York Furnished
Tics Which Had Been Denied Else
whcre..Her Heart Touched ut Last
in a DinGy Barroom.--How tho
Toughest" Girl lit New York, =
Bloody Fighter and the Leader of
n Gang of IIoodIums, was Re-
cIaimcd..ncr Death aud Burial.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-19

CHICAGO Nov. Is.-Thc provision pii was The
CcEttc Of Interest TO-DAY. The, l'ght rrceips 81
hogs scared the shurls, aud January poFS solu
up 81 per barrel from tue prec Two day isp
4 Wild storm wa, prevailing iu the northwest
and smaller receipts OF wheat were predicted, Tor
some DAYS 20 conc Gables reported the English
markets O, firm, and domestic market, were also
n Shade better while thc bngyW-ry IN we p'n-
70 ~, tGil 'ii'.n cSSs $500 ,, ,; m
iuss!Gu corn esPechly ~ b xxx I.HHu " ,"F W.
wv cltoicT, y y w. .' T. ,,
, -,'I' i Sf ~ b', w r,, In ,bS ndttpcr
l9und ulilcult ~ o55 G'',H va GU ~ 10
ne s49'IS "an'Si H. ~" H. ~, ",''
i1uhu " ilAgWt ~ e"E' its'UYY i, 49, ,i
INC gay WstG NUT W. ~ '"o''HH 'N' 'IS''''7
anu inc Wlpl " VIZ w, Sl'ousi or,.i,, ,,-,,,.
Corn WIS moderately active closing S'F'hS
hl!N hS'NI, III ~, ,,,i,,1. ,tk,.
vnlsi i"'r V""lHH "u"e "' a'5""' "'5"''
Heurt1. 49,, .,,,,....r
n!uur Nuti atN uHtHtuE. '-,-.,. -, o.,,-,,,
nusA.-'",l ~. -sE.iH. g. ~ s! !'5is
glabic' 20 l'4 a. -i 80 81
49, Dtgs''0e' '-Is'''' 4'''''-' ''''
49,, c..,v,.n az. N-o,.,,,tc, ,ris,tt-.,
q, ~ ., ,N,. - n. 3,,5 20
3iEIiG' pctvMp-F i'ts"'-' s"'-0' ga! ""l"'|s'
I'tsc .,,,. .,.,.-...,.,- .,,, -, o,7 10
lAI'NN ASH 10 "l,SS ~ vSn.. ~. ~ 80. 49,
go 1eceihNes "is'"''S''''ss' -t"' ''|+'''' ''
'olc
H,ri,.,' T. Z, .. Il.
iS"Tsfrn. q mi
Administrations;
Sirss p,rI-CGsi, so s7lsai3 40, prccmbnr
81, f0Is MILO 81. IoniinrV ri 1Daii ~ ii BOZ:
N,v Sii a6,Ii 5i.,iIg7iS
iyrn-Tasb 5000: November 50 iNalO Cna9 3d.;
t,,,,,r,. - .,-i-,S s;,s *. Way - sips t,igs a.
% S,ISH2 EiS.Gs5 Sj47 10; jaIgaFy s. y az ~ n
: -. Mas s. iaJ,a7 GQa7 20
= SlIoULDEHs-ST iua? 20; short clear s. !0OS 90.
Others unchanged.
Nrw Vnrr my IS--Fiour rccrInts hoo
harrcis. c~fGr,s 4 61l h,rrpis. rnarlgt dmIl and
arm sarcs Il 066 ISrrels Whom rGcrlpts lbs UlO
hmtt,cIa. warts III Sio inshSIs, ,iics jjI
an h,i,bsis ~ fntnTe. and $1,000 bushes OF
SLOT: unrIct moderately nctirc mud stronger:
ungraded red 7Iiia79c; options strong and
ighcr 40. red December 90 I7SGISc;, January
7Stsa7g .a5n q: March SlI!aS9l ,aS2.C: Niuy So /,
aSIliaSi1,c. Corn receipts gl,OJJ bushels: eN'
ports 100000 bushels sales $4,000 bushels Of iu.
lures and 1900 bushels OF spot market quiet
and ilrmer uusEaded mixed 5l'saSI 5c; heeeln,
hGr ole; january 81 ya1i Nay ~ So Y,
$40. Oals' Iecelpts s1;UJl ogsLeis' CN!,otts ~
eu,he,N salcs l-,VyO Du,he!s pi Iua i nlu
2lWO.1usneis OF ,pol; market uu,i nhI loMes,
IctinpeT 49,, January 9'SS NS ~, cs, . ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-19

NV YoRE. Nov. ls.-In the heart Of
the old slums, the Five Points Mission
chapel on the site OF the Old Brewery,
Della Loughlin's body lay in state
Wednesday morning, and from the
heart of the now slums-NIulberry Bend
her old friends came to SEQ the last OF
"BIuebird." who had promised n year
ago last April whea sho left them for
the florence Mission and Door of Hope
that she would not &c. high toned"
Then the last OF Della boushlia's pill
grilnages through the teeming East
Siio was made. Her funeral car, fol-
lowed, perhaps, by deeper respect
than has attended many q Gathering
Catafa cue, jolted Nove: tho Ill paved,
greasy downtown streets to the Long
Island Ferry, and In the early afternoon
Della Loughlin's lair, fine face-no
fairer nor finer can YOU SEQ in your
walks about LonoX Hill, that for tho.
last year and half had been her hab-
itat--was hidden from view by the rain
beaten clods aud turf OF Maple Grove
cemetery.
Last OF her piigrimages, but not the
strangcst, nor by any means tho sad.
dost. The sGdddest was when, driven
from her respectable" home in conse.
quence of her first faul,, she made her
wondering entrance into tlC smoky
flare oil tho slum life, seeking in tho
tortuous streets OF the old Points guar.
tor for now ties and interests, without
which no human being may live, aud
finding them only among tho thieves
and drunkards OF the sex whose swinish
desires had caused her onensc and the
opium 'iiends" and snuff clippers" OF
the sex whose implacable resentment
mad decrccd her punishment. The
strangest was when tho "bovs" OF
"Bluey's gang" had walked two by two
behind her to Chatham square and then
solemnly handed her their solitary
nickel to pay her fare on the car which
was to take her back to the upper ether
OF clean lie
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-19

FlrAu neglect is little shors oil sui.
eide. The consequences d neglected
cold arc too vel known to need repeat
ing. Or. Woods Norway Pine syrup
cures 4 cough promptly. Sold by all
dcalers OIL 4 guarantee OF Satisfaction.
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A Wise Merchant

Is never content to stand
sill. Stagnation is death
in TRADE as in other
things. New Customers
should be sought after all
the time. There is only
one way 10 get them-use
the Advertising columns
of Good Newspapers,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-19

New ToEE. Nov. iS.--W0ol firm: domestic
fleece 2ja'5c; pulled 3Caj-c Texas lia2lc,
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. is.--.Wool, quiet and un.
changed, prices nominal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-19

BAsrry's Cough and Consumption
Cure cures coughs and colds OF long
standing, 25c at ell druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-19

New YoEE. No.. lS,-pig iron fairly active;
American Sl3 Gals SO. copper strong lake
slI ylai2 TO-, Lcaa dull; domestic So a. TIN
steady; straits 80 -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-19

EecdInV tonic. or children who want build
ing up, should tNkg
BROWNS IRON DErTFhS.
II Is peasant; cures Malaria, Indigestion,
Bliousncss, Liver Complaints and Neuralgia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-19
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.

On apd after Monday, April Is. Passengct
Trims will run rs follows: 9Datly. tDally liz
cent sunday Central Time.
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FlNANcE AND rnADn.
The Features of the Money and stool.
AInrkoia.

ILhFlNnlAs
New YoRE. Nor, ls-Noney on call easy
ranging from 70 per cent; lass l2an az )
per cent: closing offered AZ ! per Gems. Prime
mercantile paper 5aG per cent s'eslins o.
change easier a. 81 sl}.ai s.. sales 1910
shares
There wa8 a further shrinsasc Of business at
the stocs exchange to-day. The market carry ~
the day wa, Irregular ~ tue opening lrAeAoAHl
advance were generally recorded but snhse'
quen,ly Manhattan Cleveland, Columbus. en-
cnnali x - Louis, American Sugar IIeEEWah'
M and baltimore y Ohio sold oil several ppiht,.
UndercOyer uf the weakness IN the stock named.
the professional dealers quietly aceg1u!alel
Reading. sL Paul New England AIehi'dn la!'
csgo Gas aud Others pnr.hg tho afternoon q
change for The better TOOK pGcc, ana the MAo,e
list gdraaccd on comparatively little oleFlnes,
Manhattan leading The mhfltei RcAaing was
also among the active stocks Gad cioscd strong
and higher.
Railroad bonds gencrally llrIn' sl'ctsi ,l55VO.
Government bonds Arm.
STATE bonds dull
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria'
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~ pennsylvania Stations.
TwlBgRn8gIVaRia Inns.
Trains RUN hy Central Time.

rici,I.r OFFICES AT pnTS3YLyASiA STsT1oy on
MATER Sr.. FOoT OF ELrvES'ru ST, WHEELING
AT AtCIunr ndusL. WitEgLISg, ktp At rfIH
pIssNEyLvASIA SrEfIpN, BitfpdErOhr.
EN;-rIfwr-r sYsrrI-" Pan HASDLE BOuTE"
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cwcryyA7t. o., Nov. is.-cOiton strong;
mdd!iug@sc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-19

From Pittsburgh 1870 t. M daily aud 1875
n IN. daily, exceptsunday; $50 aud lo!lS p. M
WA Washington accommodation, 7:Sol m. daily
except sunday
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-19

BAITIMoRr. Mn. Nov. iS.-whca, strong:
No. . red spot and November ~ e: December
~ e: january &c; May Ili.c. Corn strong;
mixed spot SIC; january iar: February lsc,
Oats frin: M. . white western ilai=c. Rye
dun; No. ., sc. Ot!IGgs unchanged.
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TRANs.oHio DIVISION

For Pittsburgh 6;lo and 7:soa. m. daily; Isl
II M daily except Sunday
For Pittsburgh and the East o:lO r, m, daliy.
cSccpt sunday. 70
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-16

daughter Of solitudes, selling him by the
arm. This here's your blggageF grasp
log the valise in the other hand.
This was leap year with vengeance.
thought our hero.
with one desperate struggle he freed him
self from her grasp.
az wont 60" he said. Nothing can COM
pei me to 60 against my will.
you Wont% said the red-cheeled DAM
mo. won't" replied John Marryatt;
Then YOU will miss the train" said the
red-cheeked damsel. And it wont be no
fault of mine. Father has had the Theuma-
tics, and promised him l would come Tor
''Oh. the traln-I see," cried Mr.. Marry
att. 81 didn't quite comprehend your mean
ing at first. Yes, I'll come Immediately"
The red-cheeked damsel, who proved TO
be no despicable charioteer ratified down
the frozen mountain road with considerable
skill and energy, reaching the solitary sta
tiOn just as the freight train came IN slgnt
around a curve.
So Mr.. Marryatt arrived in town just in
time to see the sunrise glow irradiate the
red brick chimney tops behind the DelaYan
House.
but l Will be as soon as possible, II she
will have me. I'll have no more such risks
as thiS!'
That very afternoon he called at DR..
Mere's house and proposed TO Avice- and
Avice accepted MIN. Yes, she actually ac-
ceptel him.
But did you really say that?" asked
Ayice. feeling it was her duty TO admonish
her swain a little; "tHat that you didn't
want to be married against your will?'
" or course / said il" answered Marryatt.
" and I meant it, l don't intend to be mar
ried against my Will; intend 70 be married
with it, And did you really say that y0n
wouldn't marry John Marryatt for S50,000?"
And I w0uldn't." cried Avice, looking
up with sparkling eyes. mot for twice
that money, but-iust because l love hin"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-16

gus, 10000 q n for common and - for Boudn
Islands; Rhubarb. - p ID Los Angeles Toms
toes. 81 1892 so p box; Los Angeles Green Pep
pers. - @ 10: Green PEAS, - g Di Southern
Green Peas. ltGi2Lac n IT.; M3rrowfat Squash. $50
10 3 ton; Dried OkTa ia &c: Dry Peppers, SG l0c;
Cabbage. 6Oc p otl; Feed Carrots Doc; TuruipS.
y r.
PROVlSIONS-Eastern Covered Breakfast Bacon
Is quotahe at l2%4@ &c. California Smoked Ba
con, 9l2@l0c for heavy and medium I29 &c for
light. ana l314@131ac for extra lIght Bacon sides.
l0@l0l4c Eastern Susar-cured Hams for city
refrigeratorcured, l1@ll1zc a ID; Lard. tierees,
Eastern all kinds S$4@9c cases, 10A@lO34c
California, tierCes 9@9I4c; half-bbls. 9A99H2c
tins Toe; pals lO-ib l0Lac; do 6-ib, l0I4c; kegs
914@iOc y b; Mess Beef. 81 5098; extra mess do.
50 5000; family do, $ll go q 10; clear Pork
$40 50920; extra prime, Sl5@I5 so; extra clear,
S20920 so; mess do. $I7 50GlS . Dbl; Pig PORK
2 keg, 1908 25; Pigs Feet $l29l2 rs e bbi
Smoked Beer, llGll14c a D.
HOPS-QuOted at II 1292Oc o n for common to
choice.
HIDES AND PELTs-Heavy sailed steers quotable
at 7G71ac " ID; medium. &c "a 10: light. 49414
Cowhides, 44l4c; salted Kip, 3$4 4c; salted Calf.
&c; dry Hides. usual selection, Toe; dry Kips. &c;
prime GoatskIns. 30950c each; Kids, 5QlOc; Deer
skins. good summer. 371ac: medium. 3O03212c;
winter, 20425c. Sheepskins, shearings lUg25c;
short wool, A0@70c; medium, 100000; long wool,
SOcQSl 40 q ID. Cuts or all kinds about 10 less
TALLOW-No. rendered. 41494$4c, No. 2, 312
94c; re fined. 5$4@5 7sc ~ 10
WOOL-We quote fait WOODS as follows: San JOa
quin and Southern S09c; San Joaquin and South
l2LaMl6c q d.
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General Merchandise.

.BAGS-CalcnttaS for June delivery, 7!49712c:
Wool Bags, 3613Sc.
COFFEE-The private circular OF c. F. Bickford
says: Tho continued Improvement in Eastern mar
kets has contributed firm local tone without affect
Ing prices. While the statistical position here is
strong, as yet dealers view the upward movement
elsewhere In Brazilian Cofees with little spec
uatye interest Ia this mrket. and adhere to their
former policy OF buying when compelled 10 by
actual requirements. Political troubles I'm Brazil
and an epidemic OF yellow fever at Santos, which
have seriously inter, cred with shipments, are the
primary causes OF the recent advance in New York,
assisted by small stocks and heavy demands for
consumption The stocks ia first hands to-day CON
sisted OF 4202 bags Guatemala and 23S bags Saliva
dor The steamer San Juan IS due the l7th inst.
with 1880 bags Coffee" Quotations are fol-
lows: 2lc " 10 for good Costa Rica free from
black beans; 2lL2c for prime washed Salvador:
20@20I2c for good washed Salvador: 1870 for
good unwashed Salvador, Nicaragua and Guatemala;
2l12@22c for prime washed Guatemala: 2OLa@
2l14c for good washed Guatemala; l734(Gl9I4c
for fair washed and unwashed Guatemala; 5la
Gl712c for medium qualities; l39l414C for
ordinary Qualities l09l21aC for very inferior 10
common.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes. terms net cash: Cube. Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed. all 5$sc q ID; Dry formulated,
&c q 10: Confectionery A, &3sc; Extra c, 4l4c;
Golden c, 4Is3 ID, 4C q 10; han -bbls, &c more
than bblS ana BOXES 1ac more