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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08
THOS, COOK G. SON
horses, Carriages, Git.

DUI1E1' N"FEF"yE|' wv
n ETER c. KELLOGG CO., AUCTloNEElIS.
WILL SELL .,-
MONDAY TUESDAY AND Wednesday. JANUARY
., 10 AND IL, lc'3, ~
the American Institute UuiUing
3d.aye., between G3l dith stsr Ncw.hoF
(o3ce lOi JOhn-st.i.
THE ENTIRE
HICKORY GROVE TKOIIINti STUD,
bv order OF the Executor TO doe u. estate OF the
lat,
JEROME f. CASE.
OF R2cine Wis.
mo leading sa'frS ar PlIlls, 1872 Crown 2;ls'+
and Lexington Wilkes The brood mars ineuna; WY
superior daughters u NutHO1i 'ior-c Wilkes, Dctator'
simmons Volunt,,r onward. Almon, Silia1 GpNernor'
Sprague, RJber- Mc6resor. Nolttlr. Ehaiihs. X;
MANY fa., and dr>irab." driving horses VIII b. sod
The horses now b. seen at ll1ce Of sale 'a~r
loZues at 107 JOhn-st.
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FIvflvltenf I'r V'T'0'
FOREIGN COMMERCE OF NEW-Nokh.
= IMPORTS or MrRcuANDTsE AT NEwHoER'
Iva f.pi 1902 1893.
s21ts35s s3 so6 ic2 -. e75.707
cid3,ettI n crchana-- slGois: 7'lS0'3 V'lVo'V"'
., p, me week sl2.11Gsio 81 10 1876 81 tS' 'o'
IMPORTS or SPECIE AT NETWORK.
e,53 800 e2l49l7 sl0,o3f
rypOHTS OF SPECIE At NEw-foHK. go
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WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

The upward movement in stocks was continued
The principal trading was in Sugar refining
which opened higher ard steadily advanced on
active buying chiefly for the long account.
Talk about an extra dividend or tie common
stock was supplemented by positive asreftons rs
that a change in the tariff YVES imposslble A.
present In consequence OF these hopeful Vows
the common stock gained nearly and the pre-
ferred about | per cent In both cases the sst
nrjces were the highest for the day. plStilliny
and Cattle Feeding advanced in the early de2.-
incs but il Welded Just readily and ~ the
end II was unchanged from the close yesterday.
Outside tho industrial stocks the market pre-
sented no important features. The advances m
tho railway list were rarely more than small
fraction, but they were fairly uniform and the
Granger shares werc strong If not active.
The publication of the bank statement helped
the growing confidence because II showed That
the banks occupied a strong position even II
further exports II gold should be made next
week. c
rnent bonds at the Stock EXchange, but 'hc u.ar-
Set was strong and bids for both classes OF ~
werc raised IA per cont without Attracting sales
Following are corrected quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston. Jan. :. 1898.
Yesfprdav.T o-io-
THE BANK STATEMENT.

SATURDAY, January p IN
BY the operations Of the New-York Sub-ireas-
ury in the week ended last night the associated
banks gained $2,4ss,o25. The weekly bank
statement published to-day showed average
gain in cash Of Sl,7e7,5Oo. The shipments of
gold counted for little IN the statement while
the movement Of currency toward the centre
was in full force. An expansion in loans by
S3,561,7oo helped to swell the deposits, but the
increase in this item was larger by nearly 49,
500 900 than the other changes demanded. This
was virtual correction of discrepancies that
have occurred in the last few weeks. In spite
Of the gold exports the statement probably rep
rcsents very nearly the actual condition OF tho
banks. Tie result of all the changes was an in
crease Of S2,l02, 600 In tho surplus reserve. Tho
banks held in excess of legal requirements 81
942 .450, against 81 ,96l,1 25 in the correspond
ing week year ago and 81 3,3sl,2jO in the pre-
ccding year.
The following are the comparative statements OF
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financial nleeiln9s.
Copartncrsbip Nctlrcs.

NEw.YORK. January 9Th. 1893
vJ,U HE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
between undersigned under he firm NAME oO
MIR Chars r. Stf,et ha- retiIei and the business VIII
h.. carried on a, heretofore under the hrm name OF
conn & stanton by william Edward Coffin and waiter
~ WILLIAM EDWARD COFFIN,
WALTER STANTON.
CHARLES F. STREET.
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GAY g. STAMW0OD,
1871 Devonshire ST., Boston.
81 INVEST NJ EMIT

Persons having CAPITAL, or SAYINGS can invest II
in THE BIRKBECK AID receive . 30
EVE PER CENT. per annum on all SUES over ElO
up to $40. - - 80 .oo
SIX PER CENT. per all sums over sZo.
Dividends are computed from the first day or the month
follow Ing the payment and a5cesined and pad III
January and Tuy. Tho full amount may be wi,adrawn
upon reasonable notice. 49,. -
The fund, Invested In THE BIRhBECK arr loaned upon
the Budng Association plan only upon rat MORTGAGE on
improved Property \ satisfactory margin ~ security -
reauirel every made. and tie borrower l. obliged
begin the rcIay of the principal together wh @
interest premium, IN equa monthly instruments rom
The time tho loan Is granted, thus constantly decreasing
the amount q. risk TIRE BIUKBECK Is under tc super
vision OF banking Department Of the Satc
CnrrO suondcnce inNltel. AGdr-Ss
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GuropsaH ADVERTISEMENTS.
Proposals.

TT s. ENGINEER OFFICE. Newport. r. j.,
Tor stone work Block island L. l., ana N!niu@'t a.d
Vineyard Haven Mass. VIII he reccNci at TN, once
until - NJ noon on the 9tn OF Januay. 1898 aud
then opened. The attention Of bddeI + ayitd - ue
fuary 80 1857, Vol e. page s$9 and v3 2 pse I'LL ii
ami (Pubic No. 1913. The tnt7i Stites ieern yes
the right to reject all proposals ana 70 Mae guy
~ H. BIXBY, Captain, corps oil Engineers, tinted
States Army.
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pARKnRsBURG NEWS.

a Federal Prisoner Tho Mayornlty Fight
Interesting Good Show for Republicans.
Special Dispatch 10 the Intelitgeaes',
PARKERsDuRG, w. VA, March 22.-L.
T. Lewis, OF Marion county, was brought
to this city and put in Jail this morning
by Deputy Marshal Robinson, charged
with violating tho internal revenue
laws.
In the tn ree.cornerod political fight
now on in this city, tho Republicans
have tho chance OF their lives to win.
They have nominated an exceptionally
strong ticket, headed by W. II. Smith,
jr., tho successful wholesale hardware
man, for mayor. The Democrats, on
the other hand, have put up tho weak
est ticket they could possibly pick out
with II. s. Wilson for mayor. Mr..
Wilson hardly lives in tho city, car
ries on 10 business in 1t, and
will DO showed under beautifully.
Tho disturbing element is tho so.culled
citizens ticket, with Isaac Prayer for
mayor, but II will not cut much OF
figure. MIR. Prayer Is q Democrat and
may rs vol DO considered out Of tho
race, for his son Paul ut tho Democratic
city convention, arose and stated lin
tho hope TINT his father would be nomi.
mated by tho straight DemoCrats) that
Mr.. Prayer had no knowledge OF the
action OF tho Citizensmeetinc, had not
given thom his consent to use his
name and ropudiated tho whole bust.
ness. So II stands. In case Of the 10.
publicans being victorious, as it Is
pretty suro they will be, the following
well known gentlemen Rro slated for
plums;
VIM. NJ. Cox, city clork; j. s. Paxton,
deputy clerk; Geo. A. Dronnen, police
Judge; II. L. Oils, chief Of police; Dudley
Burk, superintendent OF water works;
Geo. Hutchinson, assistant supetin.
tondont OF water works. Jas. Good,
whNrfmOstori Pat Rubcrry, street com.
missioner.
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LAST HOPE GONE.
James Crookett's Appeal Refused by the
supreme Court SIust Go to Prison for

james Crockett's Appeal Refused by tho
supreme Court Must Go to Prison for
Life.
Special DispGtcA 10 he Rteli9Hee'
CHARLEsroS, W. Va, March 22,-on
June is, 1892, at Blueaeld, James
Crockett, aged about eighteen, muir
dered Miss Mollio Crabtree, about a
year younger than himself, by shooting
her through the head.
The murderer and his victim were
almost perfect strangers, and there was
no cause whatever for the deed. Crock
cit, after learning that his victim was
dead, attemptedto escape. but was ar
rested and for a time lynching seemed
imminent. The defense Of insanity
was made and the case was closely con-
tested in the circuit court when 1t was
tried.
It was shown that insanity was hered-
itary in the family and that the pris-
oner had year or two previous TO the
murder acquired tho liquor and cigar.
ette habits, since which time he had
shown symptoms OF insanity, and while
under the influence OF liquor had
threatened the lives of his nearest
friends. The jury found him guilty,
but recommended him to the mercy OF
the court and accordingly he was SEN
fenced to life imprisonment,
An application was made to the su-
preme court for writ OF error, which
was refused this morning and thus the
prisoners last hope gone.
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ABOUT PEOPLE

Strangers in tho City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Louis Diehl, OF Marietta, is Behler
guest.
Charles Graves, of Marietta, is at the
stanm.
sc. Smith was at Now Cumberland
yesterday.
Miss McDonOugh has returned from
Now York.
John j. Welsh, Of wellsburg, is Nc.
Lure guest
10. Burchinal, of Warrington, is a
Behler guest.
J.F. Shay, Of sistersville, was here
yesterday afternoon.
L. L. Tomson, OF New Cumberland.
was in the city yesterday.
j. W. schmied, of New Martinsvillc,
is autographed ut the Behler
George House and DR.. l. N. Refer
were in Moundsville yesterday.
Harry j. Umphley, OF Uhrichsville,
o., ia visiting relatives in this city.
E A. Armstrong, of Woodsfold, re-
gistered last night ut the Windsor.
Miss Lily Irene jackson, OF Parkers.
burg, registered at the Windsor.
Fred +. Faris, the architect, ia in
Parkersburg, on professional visit.
o.S. Marshall, of New Cumberland,
registered yesterday at the Mcclure.
+. B. Hall, OF Fairmopt, and N.
Bandi, Of New Martinsville, arc ut the
Stamm.
Prof. ]. G. White and Mr.. and Mrs. E,
M. Grant, OF Morgantown, were late ar
rivals at the Windsor last night.
Hon. Frank Burt, wife and daughter,
OF Warrington, are registered at the
Windsor. Mr.. Burt was the Prohibition
candidate for governor last fall.
Stephen Rehm, the well known East
Wheeling business man is convalOscing
after a severe illness. His many friends
will DO pleased to learn of his recovery.
CHI. Troxler and Ii. ]. Allen, OF
Now Martinsville; w. NJ. Kincaid, of
Cameron; and L. Biddle, OF Williams.
town, are among the West Virginians
at tho Behler.
Stephen Rice, representing the Pea.
body Insurance Company. of Wheeling,
Is in the city for the purpose OF adjust
ing the losses sustained by his company
in the recent Guyandotte fire. Atnting-
ton Herald.
Mr.. Thomas Tappan and Miss Emma
Kull wero married last evening at the
brides residence on tho South Side, and
after an enjoyable reception, ut which
congratulations and good wishes were
showerod on them, left for their future
home in Detroit.
Mr.. p. s. Anshutz, editor OF tho Regis.
ter, leaves to-day on vacation on &C.
count OF Ill health. His many friends
OF tho newspaper fraternity OF this city
will DO glad to welcome him back with
n rojuvinated mind and tho old time
vigor Of his constitution.
Mr.. Charles Barnard, OF Wankon,
Iowa, was hero yesterday. lilo came
east TO DO prosent at the sale Of the
estate OF his late brother, William g.
Barnard, at Bellairo, on Tuesday. Mr..
Barnard over scoro Of years ago ran
market garden on an extensive scale
out tho ST. Clnirsville pike, aud 10 we'll
remembered by old residents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-23
LOCAL nREYlTlEs.
Matters of Minor Moment in and about
the City,

Matters OF Minor Moment in and about
the City,
The GRAND this evenipg-"The Mid
night Alarm"
Tue committee on poor house and
farm bought span Of horses for the in
Urinary farm Tuesday.
THE council committee OH railroads
has been called to meet at p, m, to-
morrow at the La Belle mills.
YESTERDAY Squire Gillespy postponed
the hearing OF Carrie Palmer, arraigned
under tho bad fame act, until to-mor'
row afternoon at 8 o'clock.
GATES will be put mp at the street
railway crossing at Wood and Seven
tenth streets by the Baltimore 4 Ohio.
The work will DO finished in few days.
Ten members Of the Y, NJ. y, A,
gymnasium go to Washington, Pa, this
evening, and will display methods OF
gymnastic work there, a. tho y Nj, O,
A, gym.
PART OF the walls Of tho Lincoln
school building fell in early yesterday
morning with q loud crash. Some ex..
element was caused till the source Of
the noise was known.
A FAIR and social will be given this
and Friday evenings by the First Bap'
list church people at the chapel on the
Island. A literary and musical pro-
grammo will DO rendered aud refreah'
ments served.
LAST evening very enjoyable semi
social and semi'business meeting, OF the
Young Mems Democratic club was
held, at which "reminiscences OF
the late Washington trip were eS'
changed around the festal board.
YESTERDAY complaint was made at
police headquarters that a dog belong;
Ing to Ike Smith had bitten boy named
Thomas Mabley, The parents OF the
boy wanted tho dog killed, but up to
last nigat the cur still breathed.
Nor day passes that the police do
not receive complaints of vandalism or
annoyance OF some sort by boys. These
come from all parts OF town, and the
fact is that the police force is not large
enough to cover tho entire city.
THE Elks will meet tonight to hold
tue uuHuNl ClSGklOh VI NhASCAS' AN sAAS
conclusion Of the election and routine
business OF tho lodge social session
will be held by the members, compli-
mentary to the retiring officers.
THE annual meeting OF the stock
holders oil the Pittsburgh, Wheeling Il
Kentucky Railroad Company will BIO
held at the office OF the company in this
city to-day. Commissioners McGregor
viii represent the countys interest.
JAMES ST. MYERS was arrested yester.
day evening for disorderly conduct in
East Wheeling last week. He is &c.
cused Of whipping woman named
Lizzie Young, and hearing that war
rant was out for him came to the police
headquarters and gave himself up.
YESTERDAY MORNING horse attached
to buggy belonging to l. A. Rolf ran
away, starting on the Island and conf
ing on across the suspension bridge.
AtMarket and Tenth the buggy smashed
against a telegraph pole, wrecking it,
Nobody was in the buggy at the time
OF tho runaway.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, 20
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
ativo; eitectuaIly cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and feyers
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs Is for sale by all drug
gists in 6Oc and 81 bottles, but It is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup OF Figs,
and being we'll informed, you will nor
accept any substitute if offered.
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nA1nRoAD oFTIoIALs CHANGED.
Tho appointment of Now c., L. & W. Mon
Announced.

4hO AppoihtmSHb vi ENcN VI N' ~ We A'ASA
Announced.
A number OF changes are announced
in local railroad circles. NJ. R. Wood.
ford. formerly superintendent Of the
Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad, has
been appointed general manager Of the
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling road. j..
L. Terry, former general agent of the
Wheeling & Lake Erie, has been ap-
pointed general freight and passenger
agent OF the Cleveland, I.orain & Wheel
ing road. A. Z. 0xtoby, who was for
merry in the office OF the Pam Handle
company here, and has since been local
agent and acting general agent of the
Wheeling & Lake Erie road, also resign
ed and has been appointed general
agent OF the Cleveland, Lorain & Wheel
ing road.
j. +. Townsend, former general traffic
agent of the O., L. q w. road, has been
appointed assistant general freight
agent of the w, & L. Z. road, All these
changes take effect April /.
The tradings of positions and affilia-
tions certainly give color to the report
that the two railroads have entered into
some sort of a combine, yet the officers
OF both deny that report most emphat-
ically,
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Ito WINS Quoting.

About 1880 o'clock this morning Bon
Adors, who had on q load OF peaches,
stumbled up stairs at VanKeurcn's
hotol. Tho cashier down stairs, hear.
ing tho racket, went up and found
Aders turning out the hall gas lets, say.
ing, "lio said there should DO darkness
and there was darkness" Officer scally
was called and locked up tho man, with
tho charge Of dlsorderly conduct oppo.
nilo his name.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-23
IRON MANUFACTURERS
AGOOD SHOW

We are always advising YOU W
advertise, and to keep on advertis
Ing, but that does not cover the
ground entirely. Of course, you
should make your advertising efec.
tive--ifan electric light be available,
you should not use a "tallow dip"
TO light the path to your store.
What do we mean by that I Sim
ply that the more conspicuous, the
more artistic, the more attractive,
the more original you make your adj
Vertisements, the mere people will
see and read them, and the more
customers you will have to con-
tribute TO your cash-dtawer.
Study effects in bold pretty type
good matter may be spoiled BY
ugly dressing. Seek TO catch the
eye by a display Of good taste in the
style and arrangement Of your an
nouneement.
Above all, let It be bold enough 10
be easily read. Don't VeX a rcaI.t
BY veSing his or her cyesl
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statIstIelnn podge surrlnnted.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 22.-sec-
rotary Morton has appointed Judge
Henry A, Robinson, OF Detroit, Michi-
gan, statistician Of the agricultural de-
partment, vice j. r, Dodge, whose rcsig-
nation was to-day accepted to take
effect April1. Judge Robinson, who is
tho labor commissioner Of Michigan,
was backed for tho position by Don
NJ. Dickinson and by Secretary Thur
Dor. He is an eXpert stOtistician.
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Hill May Have Done 1t.

WARRINGTON, D. O., March 22,-somc
comment was caused by tho failure to
confirm Edward b. Whitney, Of Now
York, nominated to BIO assistant attor.
ney general. This nomination has not,
It Is said, been reported from the judi
ciary committee, although That commit
too mot last Monday An objection
would carry 1t over until tho next meet.
ing OF tho committee.
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WASHINGTON, D, c.. March a.
Among the callers at tho white house
to-day woro Walter Cain, editor Of tho
Nashville Amcricun. and Thomas Spot.
ford, Of Pulaski They came In behalf
OF Ernest Pillow, u relative Of tho
noted Confederate general, who desires
tho position Of assistant attorney gon.
oral for the interior department.
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Anti.pnss mi Passed.

Special Dispatch ioth inicihGtactr
CotvMBUs, o., March 22,-Tho senate
late this afternoon passed Mr. Lamp.
sons anti.pass bill. It provides that
no member Of the legislature shall nc.
copt pass from any railroad aud pro.
yldes q penalty for tho breaking Of the
law. Tho penalty attaches as vol to
tho agent or oniploye Of tho railway
company giving such pass rs to tho
legislator Ono hundred dollars 10 to DO
provided for outside travelling expenses.
This 10 in addition to mileage allowed.
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Huntington Notes.

Special DI9pdIcl 70 ne IRkRI1eHcaT'
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, March ga
corps Of men left Barboursville, twelve
miles east OF this city, on the line Of the
Chesapeake & Ohio railroad this morn
ing to survey line for railroad up
that route.
Ex-SherifF Fisher Bowen, OF Wayne
county, who is well known all over the
state, made an assignment at Wayne
Court House Saturday, Bowen is one
Of the leading Democrats OF the state.
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Declined INC Pension COMMANDMENT

WASHINGTON, D. O., March 22.-ono of
tho most interesting developments OF
the day at the white house, was the
fact that became known that tho
commissionorship OF pensions had been
offered to ev.Congressman Wheeler, of
Michigan, and declined. Mr. Wheeler
had a long talk with the President yes
terday upon tho subject, and Mt that
conference tho offer was made. Mr..
Wheeler told Mr.. Cleveland at tho con-
clusion OF tho talk that no did not feel
himself capable physically OF assuming
the laborious duties involved in this
important position, although he appre-
ciated very highly the compliment.
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nrlchmnhera Meet.

A convention Of brickmnkers was
hold yesterday afternoon at the Mcclure
house to discuss prices and methods OF
business. Ailor the adjournmOntmem.
borS said thotO was nothing OF public
interest done, but interesting private
discussions took place. Tho business
has grown TO something enormous In
this community.
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Mrs. S. Hathaway, John Hutchinson
and the Italian spondula, all having
been declared insane, were yesterday
taken from the county jail and taken TO
Weston over the Is. & y. road by two
attendants from the state hospital for
the insane there. Two OF them became
violent on the way
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wAsniSoroS, D, O., March 22.--At
tho caucus Of the Democrats which
nominated ticket for senate officers,
It was agreed that certain Republicans
should not DO disturbed. Among thom
arc tho venerable assistant doorkoeper,
Isaac Bassott, and acting assistant door.
keeper, Charles d. Readu. e.,
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ATLANTIC TEA co.
ATLANTIC TEA co.
Tea Co.
Tea Importers and Coffee Roasters.

We have always found the .,cst way
to reduce heavy stocks Is to lowor
prices. Remember every article sold
by us is guaranteed to be just what We
representa- to bo and in no case do We
advertise goods not in stock.
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We will pay freight on Nll orders
amounting to $40 Sugar excepted) TO
any railroad station or river landing 200
miles from any Of our stores.
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PRICE LIST;

Granulatod Sugar, 20 lbs. for..".$1 90
Standard A Sugar, 81 lbs. tor,..... 90
Light brown sugar, % lbs for"." | 90
Carolina Rice, new, 5 lbs. for..." IS
Sultana Pruncs, new, lbs for.... 25
Valincia Ralsins, new, 3 lbs ior... rs
English Currants, new, lbs for. rs
Gloss Starch, q lbs for. 20
Rolled Oats, G lbs for..""."."".- IS
Table Peaches, per can ..""""... is
Bartlett Pears, cans for ......"". IS
Peas, 4 cans or,....".........""".". 26
Standard Sugar Corn, per can"." o9
Oil Sardinos, per Can..... "..."." %
Gold Dust, per packago"..""".. 20
Clothes Pins, per dozen ..."w.... OIL
Carpet Tacls, s o., per box..w oil