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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-10-24
GEO. C. THOMAS,
Phoenix Carriage Works,
Berruptlle, Clqrke Countu, Ia.

T HAVE for years built large variety of va
j. rious styles of CARRIAGES and WAGONS;
they have been in use among our people, and
have given satisfaction in every instance as far
as ] have been able to ascertain. Through this
experience have learned what vehicles suit the
people best, and what are best adapted to their
wants. 1 manufacture handsome wagon
known as the
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-10-24

OFFERS to the people of jefferson County
" Insurance in a safe Company at the actual
cost of Insurance, which is much cheaper than
the rates usually charged, and keeps the money
at home. Good risks from responsible parties
are invited.
Executive Committee meets every Friday.
DIREcToRs- Trapnell, Henry q. Davcn-
port, j. Garland Hurst. John W. Rider. w. n.
7. Lewis, r. Preston Chew, Vim. L. Wilson,
Eugene Baker, saw. Washington. n. L. Snyder
Melvin, E. 4. w Herr. Isaac II. Strider.
JOSEPH TRAPNELL.... President.
II. B. DAVENPORT. Treasurer
EXECUTIVE CoNMIrTER-J. G. Hurst. WIN.
H I Lewis, Eugene Baker, Isaac II, Strider,
Jos. Trapueil, 8. w. Washington.
+ Local. AGENTs.-Mid dlewuy-,J. G. Shirley !;
Harper's FeTy--Chas. II. Trail; Shepherds
town.. S. Fleming; Charlestown-Washin
ton Il Alexander.
Jun. IL, IS92-odu12, 20.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-10-24
SOUTHWARK.

Trims No. III, as, 4lS and 447 are flailr ~
cept sunday; Train No. 40 runs Sunday ONLY
Additional mixed train leaves southwaIJ ~
S.o4 a. VI. and arrives ut Rarrisonlnrl- ~ q IN
\. N, except Sunday,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-10-24
for Infants and ohiIdren.

Castorin.euas Collie, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, DiaJrhoa, Eruetation,
Kns Worms, EIvea deep, and promotes a
without i8jariOus medication.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-10-24
BaI inlofe g. Ohio r. S.
Time tablein effect May u. Isaa
NoRTHwARD.

Trains No. 40, AIS. 4l6 aud 44S arc dajIv.v
cept Sunday; train No. $50 runs Sunday onI,.
Additional mixed train leaves Charles Town
y NJ A NJ eNccpt Sunday - AZ
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-10-24
PLAsTERlNc.

necember 6. Isaa-1y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-10-24
JEFFERSON FOUNDRY
Machine @hoDs.

Situated on BerEyviIIe Turnpike. within the
Corporate Limits of Charlcstown.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-10-24

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81 u % 80 e P:ea's INVISIBLE Iu2uiAa Eia
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-10-24
cumberland valley e. Z.
Tilnc Table in effect May y. 1872.

Additional trains will leave Carlisle daily
except Sunday ut $50 a. NJ, S,45 4. NJ, 4-S5
z. M, stopping ut all intermediate stations,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-10-24

"For several years have rsoomnendot
your 'CastOria, and hhall always continue u
% 50 as It has trvertably produced BenshclS
results" s
The Indiana State sentinel., 1893-08-23

bank to take iron ore on Lake Erie docks
in settlement Of Sl64,925 OF Schlessinger-
Corrigan, Ives & Co. paper.
Treasurer Mccurtain OF the Choctaw
nation has parted with about Sl,OO0,000
of Indian money in his possession.
It is probable st. Paul and Mime
apolis will issue clearing house certifi-
Gates of small denominations with
which to move the wheat crop
Francis Henry Weeks, the New York
embezzler, is living under his own name
at a hotel in San Jose. Costa. Rica,
where he is safe from eXtradition.
The Gilbert car manufacturing COM
pany of Troy is in the hands Of the
sheriff attachments for S150.00O in
favor Of members Of the Gilbert family
Money has been so tight in New York
that the bool<makers have been forced
to stop business-the premium on cur
rency being more than their profits in
skinning suckers.
The machinists, pattern makers, mold
ers and laborers in all the machine shops
in the Pittsburg district have been noti-
fed OF 10 per cent. reduction in wages.
to take effect on the 2lst inst. The re-
ductiCn will affect 5000 men in forty
shops.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1893-08-23
THE MARKET REPORTS.

esEo fell % % on hsss Rs ssssr sS. en sRd
Saturday; trading moderately active; Sept
and oct. most activei Aug. 4s7sq471$c.
Oct, l7lkG4Sikc. closing 47lac; Dec, l7c.
oats-zReceipts. n2,OOo; sales. 10000 futures.
$500 1902 spot spots fairly active and lg2e
3O2sc. closing 30l4c; Sept, 50izG30Slc. clos
ing SOlzc: Oct. SO7sgSle, closing 3lc: No.
whiss ssSs7c No btc GhtieaeS salags2I ,,Ss No
western, 3Olkd32c; white do. 35lkd46c; white
state. S5lsq 46c. Hay-Dull but steady.
Cut 8Ieats-Firmer; picked bellies. u lbs.
12c. Lard-Quiet and steady; western
steam closed at So sales OF 266 tierces at
Oct. $3.50 nominal. PorkG0uiet and firm.
Butter-Steady and quiet; western cream
cry, rq25c: do factory. 1412ql7c; Elgins,
Steady and QUIET; receipts. .'e 7.n4 pkgs;
western fresh, 15dl6lRc; seconds. per case,
Firm but quiet MoIasses"New % Orleans
dull Coffee--options opened steady and
5al5 points down, and closed steady and
unchanged to down; there was further
80 bags Including Aqga l4.s5e; Sept, 145o
Nay 1iIs@i4 SOC spot aR Rio. aaiea tfaegi'siS and
santos No. at 1li4c and 200 bags Central
American on present stage. Sugar-Raw,
quiet: refined, steady and in fair demand:
No; 9; 4e Pig Iron-Steady but dull at
Lead-Steady; domestic, S37ih Tin
strong; straits, s1S.65. Did; plates. steady
and quiet; spelter, quiet; domestic 1915.
BALTIMORE, Aug. A.-Wheat-Firmer;
spot and Aug, 661zc; Sept. 67hc; Oct.
6slzc; Dec. 737sc. Corn-Dull; spot and
46c. Oats-Quiet and lower No 2 white
western. 34c; No. mixed western, SOC
Rye-Quiet; No. 2 53c. Hay-Quiet and
steady at $16.5Od17. Grain Freights-Quiet
and steady; steam to Liverpool, per bu,
S1zd; cork for orders, per quarter, Ssq3s 3D.;
cotton, per 100 lbs. 25c; flour, per 100 lbs,
visions-steady. Mess Fork sis Butter
Quiet; creamery fancy, 25c; do fair to
choice. pc. Coffee-Quiet; Rio. No. Z, 16lc.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 21.-Flour-Steady;
fancy. $S.10q3.25; family. S2.75G2S5. Wheat
Firm; No. red, 60c; receipts, 1900; ship
ments, 1900 Corn-Steady; No. mixed,
&c OatssE7Lower; No. 2 mixed &c. Rye
Lard-Firm at S25. Bulk Meats-Firm
and quiet at $s.75G950 Bacon-Higher at
$0.25d10S7k Whisky-Steady; sales, 3S2
brls at SLIP Linseed oil-Quiet at 43c.
Butter-Steady; Elgin, 26d27c; prime 20
choice. 22d2Sc. Sugar - Quiet. Eggs
Stronger at 10611c. Cheese-Strong; prime
to choice Ohio fiat s1zGsc.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1893-08-23
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids viii be received by the Board
of Clay County Commissioners OF Clay
County, Indiana, until - o'clock m. Sep
tember the 4th. 1898. for the following coun-
ty work, viz:
The Improvement by grading and gravel
ing a certain highway in Brazil and Dick
Johnson townships, to be known as the
John g. Lachman et al. free gravel road.
a total length of five miles and 1926 feet
Also the Improvement by grading and
graveling a certain highway In Dick John
township TO be known the Neal II.
NegOe ct al. free Gravel road, total
length Of four miles and 81 feet.
Also the Improvement by grading and
macadamizing certain highway in Brazil
and. Van Buren Townships. TO be known
as the Augustus F. Tulley ct al. free
macadamized road. a total length of FIVE
miles and 1924 feet.
Also the Improvement by grading and
macadamizing a certain highway in Brazil
and Van Buren Townships. 10 be known as
the George w. Riddell ct al. free maca-
damized road, total length of five miles
and 1,SS4 feet
All of said improvements to be done in
accorG ance with plans and specifications
now on file in the County Auditors Office.
BY order Of the Board.
Witness my hand and seal Of the County
Commissioners at Brazil Indiana, this 21st
day of August, 1893
Auditor Clay County. indiana.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1893-08-23
Nntlce 10 GrnrcI Rond contrnctor..

Notice IL hereby given that sealed bids
will be received by the Boarl of Commis-
sloners OF jackson county, Indiana, at
their court ROOM I'm the town Of Browns
town, until L o'clock p. m. on Friday, the
ton of the following gravel and macada-
mlzed roads. viz
The Vernon township. Grassy FORK
adamized and gravel road. Said road is
2O.S3 miles IN length and 70 be built &c
cording TO plans and specifications on hle
in the Auditors office. and 10 be COM
pleted by the 18th day Of December 1884
Also the Vallonia and Brownstown grav-
el road. Said road Is about four miles In
length and Is 10 be constructed according
to plans and specifications on nle in the
Auditors Office and 10 be completed by
the lst day Of December 1899.
Also the Brownstown and Clearspring
gravel road. Said road is CSC miles i'm
length. 20 be constructed according TO
plans and specifications on file In the Au-
ditor's Office and 70 be completed ~ the
Also So the Hrownstown and Freetown
gravel road. Said road Is about miles
in length. TO be constructed according 70
Auditors Office and 20 be completed by
the ist day of December, 1893
Also the Seymour Reddiugton and Hay
den gravel road. said road is 3 miles and
2 900 feet long. 10 be constructed according
10 the plans and specifications on file in
the Auditors Office, and 20 be completed
by the 1st day OF December. 1894.
Also the Seymour BIrwnst0wn and
Tampico gravel road. Said road Is miles
according 10 plans and specifications on
file I'm the Auditors office and TO be COM
pleted by the list day OF. December. lS9L
Also the Seymour. Dudleytown and New
~ gravel road. Said road Is I miles and
2OS0 feet I'm length 20 be constructed ac-
cording TO plans and specifications on
fie IN the Auditors Office. and 10 be COM
pieted by the. 1st day of December. 1884.
Also the Seymour and Four Corners
gravel road Said road is 4 miles and 8 80
feet I'm length. TO be constructed according
TO plans and specifications on file IN the
Auditors office, ana 20 be completed by
December LIST, 1884,
Also the Nallonia and Millport gravel
road Said road IS miles and $500 feet
in length. TO be constructed according 10
plans and specifications on file IN the Au-
ditor's Office. and to be completed by the
lst day OF December. 1893.
The construction Of said roads means
ditching, thing. bridging, graveling or
macadamizing as specified In the reports
OF the engineers and viewers. now on file
i'm the Auditors Office at Brownstown,
Jackson county, Indiana.
Each bidder will be required 20 give bond,
according TO law. Bids viii be received on
each road separately. but no bid viii be
entertained for an amount greater than
the estimates OF the viewers. and the
Board reserves the right TO reject any
and all bids. JOEL II. MATLOCk,
Auditor OF Jackson County. Indiana.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1893-08-23

CHICAGO. Aug. 21.-A big squirt of
buying was the feature in the wheat pit
today. Much of the enthusiasm soon
tired. but there were enough earnest be-
levers in the advancing tendency to sus-
tain the price at &c advance up to the
close Corn was, on the whole, firm, al
though closing a shade lower for Septem-
ber. May is 1kc higher. Oats are un-
changed and provisions, although very
dull, are 45c higher for pork, 2315c
higher for lard and 35c higher for ribs.
Wheat at the opening was about ss9
&c higher than the closing figures of
Saturday. advanced H@hc more. and
then with some slight fluctuations prices
receded &c, held steady, recovered
higher for September and %@Bc higher
for December than the closing figures
Saturday. There was a general impress
sion that the visible supply would show
a large decrease, the prospects OF early
congressional legislation were brighter.
and there was liberal speculative buying.
Shorts were quick to take alarm and
covered freely while there was little for
sale. A good deal of the buying was
supposed to be for c. II. Smith, the
plunging nephew of Ed Partridge, who
was believed TO be short a line of about
500, 900 bushels Late in the session
wheat was not so well supported. The
top prices were made on a squirt and
when the plungers got their wheat back
there was simply a good, steady market.
There was considerable bull news in corn
for the day, but the receipts suddenly
loomed very large and this appeared to
Offset other influences. The estimate
was for 800 cars and receipts were 4O4
cars. When the estimate for Thursday
was given out 1t was for $50 cars. Prices
covered but 16c range. Trade was not
large. Transactions were scarce in oats.
Changes in quotations were insignifi-
cant There was some bidding for ribs
and lard by Armour's brokers, but offer
ings could hardly be dragged out Of any
OF the small number of traders who ap
peared to have enough interest in the
business to sit around in the neighbor-
hood of the pit. The small movement of
hogs was given as the reason for the
advance In prices. The demand for
Buffalo vessel room was light, but rates
held steady at 1Ac for wheat and 1c for
corn. There was a fair call for Kings
ton room at 2Ac for wheat and 2lac for
corn.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat, $50 cars; corn, $50 cars; oats, 5S5
cars; hogs, 1900.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Open. High. Low. Close.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1893-08-23
Business Notes.

The Armourdale O<as) bank resumed.
The First national bank of Rico, Col,
has resumed.
The First national bank of Ft. Scott.
Kas., resumed.
The Edgar Thomson steel works will
close down Sept. ].
All Carnegie's clerks will have their
wages cut 10 to 20 per cent.
AT Louisville about LOO barrels OF
whisky is delinquent for taxes.
The Union steamboat company of
Buffalo is in the hands of a receiver.
The sub-treasury at Chicago paid out
$50, 900 i'm gold on salary account Tuesday.
The Peoples national and Union ma
tional of Denver have resumed business
Many packing house men at Kansas
City are on strike against a reduction Of
wages.
The Total Abstinence life insurance
company of Chicago was declared to be
insolvent.
The river is so low at Gallipolis that
boats cannot run and hundreds of river
men are idle.
The Volusia county bank at Deland
Fla, closed its doors. Liabilities. $l3s. 600:
assets, $780, 900.
The Havemeyer sugar refineries at
williamsburg have started up and will
give employment to 1000 men.
The sum of f25,0OO was Withdrawn from
the Bank oil England Wednesday for
shipment to the United States.
Charges of crookedness are made in
connection with the failure of NJ. & ].
Bertner, tanners of Cory, Pa.
The Union national bank OF Racine,
Wis, suspended. It is solvent Re
sources. 1892. 900; deposits. $245.0OO.
Calumet & Hecla reelected its di-
rectors. Hereafter none but English
speaking runners will be employed.
Judge Johnson of the circuit court has
allowed Receiver Becker of the Wiscon-
sin marine and fire insurance companys
The Indiana State sentinel., 1893-08-23
HENRY GEORGES VIEWS.
A single Tax Would Prevent BusI-
ness Depression.

hfNN DtpESNhhOhs
NEW YORK. Aug. 21.-To the ques-
tion how far would a single tax help to
prevent financial depression like that
now agitating the financial world. Henry
George last night replied: "a single tax
would prevent IL entirely by preventing
the conditions which engender depres-
sion. The only sufficient explanation OF
periodical depressions is that by a natu-
raj law all advance and Improvement
add to the value Of land or, i'm other
words, increase economic rent. There
fore under conditions I'm which we al
low the owners of land TO take this re-
suit OF general growth for themselves
the advance is discounted by speculation.
Land Is held from use and held at a
higher price than IL will yield at present
i'm the expectation of a future increase.
The advance i'm land values finally
reaches a point at which labor and capi-
tai cannot profitably engage I'm produc-
ton. There is a checking of production
which, on the other side, Is n checking
OF the demand for commodities and serv-
ices. Finally comes something which
acts as a shock TO credit and the ficti-
tious values that have been created coll
lapse. The machinery of production and
exchange Is thrown into confusion and
panic ensues. During the period Of hard
times that follows rent falls. production
again moves forward land booms begin
and eventually the same condition Of
things Is repeated"
The Indiana State sentinel., 1893-08-23

likely to be affected by changes in leg
islation than by changes in production
A reduced yield of heavy leaf and plug
tobacco is assured and the cigar leaf
crop of the Connecticut and Housatonic
valleys has been curtsiled by drought
and hail. An advance in prices is pre-
dicted.
Hops will make a fair average yield
in the United States, but are only half
TO two-thirds OF full crop in Germany,
and with a light yield in England the
export demand will take at good prices
every bale Of American hops that can
be spared.
Potatoes have felt the drought and
about 5000, 600 bushels are looked for,
slightly more than last year compared
TO 245.000, 900 bushels I'm the beautiful
crop of two years ago.
Prices, Demand and Values.
Reviewing the financial situation from
the farmers standpoint the Agricul-
turist concludes that 1.-The prospect for
prices in the early future depends more
upon the monetary situation than upon
natural conditions. all Of which point to
causes that should result in higher
prices"
Stocks abroad are not materially
larger than a year ago; that the short
age in the bread crop of the world Of
10o0OO,0O0 bushels OF wheat. This allows
European rye crop is hardly a fair
average; oats are under average and
potatoes are injured by drought. With
no extra surplus Of the bread crops and
an assured deficit Of wheat the United
States is likely to be called upon to ex-
port much wheat as last year If not
more. Indeed, exports have been much
heavier since July 1 than last season.
The conclusion is Justifiable that
present prices of all grains are abnormal
ly low as there is little evidence of our
ability to spare as much wheat as
Europe wants unless large under-con-
sumption prevails in the United States
The hay crop is believed to represent
a value to the farmers of a thousand
million dollars. Corn at 45 cents per
bushel comes next with a total OF $685.
100000 followed by wheat valued at $780,
100000 if worth 60 cents a bushel. and by
oats worth $1S5, 600 If valued at 80
cents on the farm. Potatoes promise to
net an average OF 20 cents or rs cents
per bushel or total of s125, ,ooo. 900. This
last is about one-half the prospective
value Of the cotton crop Of 1893. reckoned
a t S35 per bale
The Indiana State sentinel., 1893-08-23
THREE MEN PARDoNED.
Executive CIemency Extended TO Jn-
cob NOeI-The Others.

Governor Matthews has pardoned
Jacob Noel life prisoner In the Michi-
gan City prison. He was sent up seven
teen years ago for killing Abraham Paul
US. He refused to make any defense on
trial and IL was never known until re-
Gently why the man was killed. Re-
Gently. hearing that his wife had married
without the formality of divorce, Noel
made statement which resulted in the
pardon. He said that he had suspected
his wife and Paulus of unlawful rela-
tions and finding them in compromis-
ing position killed Paulus. For the love
he bore his wife he refused to tell this
during his trial, preferTing a life In
prison to exposing his wife.
The governor also pardoned Wesley
Roberts, convict from Porter county,
who is dying Of consumption. and May
nard Roll of jefferson county, who has
served eighteen years of sentence for
criminal assault.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1893-08-23
KNOCkED OFT.
RaiIroaders Exempt Under the south
Carolina Liquor Law.

GREENVILLE. s. c. Aug. 21.-In the
Langford case today Judge Simonton OF
the United States court rendered de-
cision which practically declares unCon-
stitutional that portion OF the law pro-
hibiting common carriers from handling
liquors not consigned TO the state dis
pensary.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1893-08-23
PRODUCE MARKETS.
Quotations from New York, Cincin-
natl and Elsewhere.

NEW YORK, Aug. a-Flour-Recepts,
$500 pkgs; exports 1900 brls, 5000 sacks;
sales II 900 pkgs; market quiet and steady
Corn Meal-DuII but steady. Rye-Dull and
nominal; western, 54n55c. Barley Malt
Quiet. Wheat-Receipts. SOC. 900; exports.
3s8, 900: sales, 2,405,000 futures, $1,000 spot:
spot market dull but steady No. red
store and elevator 681a6i69c. afioat 6SA 469c,
T. o. b. 69Q7Oc; ungraded red. 6iq69c; No.
northern. zoe; options were fairly active
and Irregular, opening firm at izM1sc ad-
vance on better stock market, small India
shipments foreign buying and firmer
West. fell &c on increase on passage and
clearances and decreased visible. declined
1hG5sc in realizing and closed steady at
unchanged prices to &c advance: No. 2
red Sept. 69ssa7Ossc. closing 69Ssc; Oct.
72isG72ssc, closing 721sc; Dec, 765s477ssc,
closing 1910. Stock OF grain in store and
afioat Aug. 10: Wheat ii 625. .79l; corn, 514-
no; oats. 44S.793 rye. 64.7SO; malt. 1888. 456.
Corn-Receipts. 24Ol0; exports. 1000; sales.
steady; No. 2. 47Q47kc elevator, 47Sl04sil c
afioat; ungraded mixed, 4S1zQ4sc; options
The Indiana State sentinel., 1893-08-23
Iron and Hardware.

Bar iron, S1.SOgI9O. base: wrought char
coal bar, y. 90a3.OO base. Horseshoes. Bur-
denis S4.i5; Perkins. S415; mule shoes, S5.25;
cut-nail rate for COS steel nails, $l50; horse.
A30Q5 per box; wire nails, rate, Sl.75. Steel
-Plow. open hearth, per lib. &c; spring. or
binary sizes, per lb.4c; tire. 3-l6 In. thick.
per lb 311c; 4 In. and heavier. DER 10. Sc;
toe caik assorted sizes. per lb. &c best quar-
lty tool. BLACK Diamond" per 10, &c: ma
chinery. rounds only, smooth finish. per ID.
rates. 3ikc. Barb wire Galvanized. $2.S;
SOC advance: 10, II and IL sizes. the regular
advances Ammunition-Rim fire cartridges
% and 3; B. p caps. round, per m, 80: r.
B. caps, conical, per m. 30c; Hicks G. +.
B. caps. conical, per m. SOS; G. ID. caps
per m 30c: Hicks c. F.. Ter m. 40c: Eley' ;
u. Il, imported, per m. 60c musket caps.
per m soc; Hazards sporting powder. per
keg $375; do do half keg. 50; do do quarter
keg. si.25; loaded paper shells. discount ~
and 10.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1893-08-23
9rocerfes-
Ha STEADY


Canned Oods-Blaskberries. a ID. soc;
cove oysters. ID, fun weight. 81; h. light
weight, 75c; 10. full weight, s1.soQ2; light
weight S1.20d130; peaches, standard, 10,
S250q2.75: seconds 3 10, Sl.S0Q1.90; pie, $l.30
pineapple. standard. 10. 81. 40G1. 20; seconds
3 lb, $1g1.1O; string beans. SOa9Oc; salmon
lb. N.40q2; pineapples, Bahama, S2.5Oa2 65;
peas, sifted, Sl.Sq225; early June. s.l51
Us; marrow, sld1;25; soaked, 75qSse; tome-
toes lb S2St ssSli 80 e. eorn' standard. Sll5g
Spice-Pepper l5c; allspice, 12Gi5c; cloves.
20Q25c; cassia, 1Ga12c; nutmeg. S06S5c
Sugars-Tiard, 6a4d71zc: confectioners' A,
57sd6sc; off A, 6Gt61Rc; white extra G, SAC
55sc; extra c, 5%d5&c; good yellow, 4sg
SIC: fair yellow, 4l5c yellow, 4asG47sc.
champion gloss, one and thr1ee-pound pack.
ages, 5d5Hc; champion gloss, lump, 3&Q4c;
one and three-pound packages. 5q5Ac: i'm
Moiasses-New Orleans soa4oc; fair. 4oc,
choice, 40ai5c; syrups, 30i36c.
Salt-In car lots. CSC: in small lots. 81.
Coffee-Common to good. 20d21c prime to
choice. 22G25c; fancy, 26G27c; golden Rio.
A1zQ292tc: Java, 1880 c; Banner pack
ages. 2i$.c: Arbuckle's, 2iAc; Lion. 24&c:
Jersey. 2iAc
Miscellaneous = Rice, Louisiana, 3%G5c;
coal oil, 615d10hc; beans. navy, S2.25; me
dium. $40: marrowfat, S2.75Q3.