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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-06
THE CALAMITY sHRIEKEKs.

Itisa wonder the HltelIigeHcgr agcin
takes up the tariff cry Of the sensation
al o~-'ps Of its party after the lesson it
recently been taught. EoWever, it
is now too late for the Republican poll
ticiaus aud their slavish newspapers to
make political capital out Of the scare
fly Of money. The people have come
20 a thorough understanding Of the
situation. They know exactly what is
the matter and what and who are TO
blame. aud that Congress will shortly
give the needed relief by repeating the
sherman act. Ii was equally futile for
the organs to attempt TO keep business
and the money market in the depresS-
ed state from which they are now
recovering. This recovery is too well
based. 700 rapid and the tide Of pros
perity that is about TO follow the recent
depression cannot be stemmed by
the setSiuterested political calamity
shriekers
Our Fourteenth street neighbor, how
ever. following its leaders, is doing its
hest to make all the political capital it
can ont OF the situation. 1t ought to
be able TO see that the attempt is sui
eidal politically, as we'll as rank treason
20 the business interests Of the country.
It's latest attempt to credit the hnan-
cial depression to the present admin
istration is not less inconsistent than
absurd. 1t says in support of its posi-
ton:
MANY who supported that Democratic
platform and the nominees standing on IL
did so, not because they endorsed Tue uec-
Iarations. but because they were Demo
1.rats and could not tear themselves away
from their party.
II the esteemed IntelligCncer means
what it says it would be good policy for
II 10 20 out Of business as a Republican
organ. President CIEvELAND's popu-
y plnralitv last year was in the neigh
borhood OF half million votes out OF
far greater total vote than was cast In
1855. II Mr.. CLEvELAND's unprece-
dented plurality last year was due
simply 20 Democrats who "could not
tear themselves away from their party
how on earth dldit happen that BENJA-
MN HARRISON was elected in ISIS? Did
these Democrats who "cOuld net tear
themselves away from their par
"" in 1892 vote for HARRISON 10
1sss? True, in that year Mr.. CLEvE-
LAND, though defested had popular
plurality OF about 100000, but Mr..
HARRISON had a majority ia the cleo
toral college. Last year Mr.. CLEyE-
LANDS plurality was nearly FIVE times
As great as in 1855, 10 say nothing OF
the enormous vote polled by the Popu-
lists in the West, all Of which
left the Republicans without any
thing in the way OF votes to speak or
Was It Democrats who ''could not tear
themselves away from their party"
that made Republican States, such as
Illinois. Democratic, and reduced Ohto's
Republican majority from 10000 in
tsss. to 1000 in 1892, electlng one
Democratic electOr from that State?
It was not, and our neighbOr well
knows it. Tens Of thousands Of Re-
publicans abandoned their party last
wear and voted the Demoeratic ticket.
In the West and Northwest they voted
-. paanle's marty T. erywhere
,t-om The A inc and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-06

You only need make the most super
fiolaI examination to determine tho value
of the Register as an advertising me-
dunn. Publishes more local aud tele-
graphic news in one issue than any OF
it's contemporaries do in three.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-06

If wheat is 81 bushel under Repuoli-
can rule nd So cents under Democratic,
lust how badly fooled is the farmer who
voted for Cleveland l-MdrttnsbUr Herald.
Wheat is So cents bushel under Re-
publican laws. Have patience until
the new Democratic administration aud
Congress can substitute Democratic
Laws
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-06

IT is not disparaglng the Worlds
Fair TO state that West Virginians can
have fun aud sightseeing enough to
satisfy them at their own State Fair
over on the Island.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-06

IT'S a good thing for the country
that the Republican calamity howlers
have wasted all their ammunition in 1893
Il might have had some effect II saved
for the Congressional elections next
voar
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-06
CATARRHAL BRONCHITIS.
The Result of Neglected Colds With It's
symptoms Affecting the Whole
Body

Catarrh Attacks all Mucus Membranes.
1t Afects the Ears, Eyes, Nose. Throat,
Bronchial Tubes. Lung, Stomach, Bow
els, Kidneys. Bladder-The Whole Mucus
Trsot-Curs Diseases OF These Organs
by Removing the cause.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-06

THE sensible business man who IN
derstands the signs of the times has
already begun 70 skim the cream Of the
prosperous fall season that is on its
way.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-06
SI1.OO to Chicago aud Return. - S11.0o
Via b. 4 o. K. Il. Sept. 6, '93.

Wednesday, Sept. g, the b. 4 O. Co.
will sell excursion tickets to Chicago
AZ S11.OO for the round trip, good re-
turning until Sept. -. For particulars
see small bills. Excursion trains leave
wheeling at $3.50 p. N.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-06
$500 Pen Month.

All diseases treated at the uniform
rate OF So month. Remember, this
includes consultation, examination,
treatment and medicine for all dis.
asses and all patients.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-06

2Oc quality at l0c.
sc quality at &c.
25c quality at 15c.
soc quality at 33c.
75c quality at 4Sc.
EMSHEDlER's,
Eleventh street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-06
wheeling Exposition aud State Fair
September 4 to &

September 5, 6. : and the B. & o.
will run q special train leaving Man
nington, ". Va, at 6:l0 a. M, stopping
at intermediate stations, arriving at
Wheeling st a. Ia; returning, leave
Wheeling at $50 p. m.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-06
THE ACCIDENT RECORD.
A NUMBER OF CASUALTIES REPORTED YES
TERDAY.
A Narrow Rscaps-A Child Hit BY Cara
Miner Hart-Bitsn By Snake
His by a Ball.

George, better known as "Corn"
Rose, of South Chapline street, en-
ployed as a timer by Otto Auber, made
a narrow escape at Thirty-second and
Eoff streets yesterday. He was at work
on a shed of Waterhouse Bros, at that
place, when the entire roof gave way,
causiHg him 10 fail eighteen feet amid
the debris. Beyond slight bruises,
strange TO say, ne escaped unhurt. Mr..
Auber's timers seem to be in hard luck,
as only the day before Harry Scaroor-
ough fell, nearly severing his ear, full
account of which the REGISTER gave
yesterday. Mr.. Scarborough was much
better yesterday.
One OF the most miraculous escapes
seen on the South Side for long time
occurred yesterday on Eoff street be-
tween Thirty-seventh and Thirty-eighth
streets. George, aged four, the. little
son Of William Meyer, OF South Eotf
street, was riding behind road wagon.
A downtown street car rapidly APP
preached, and the little fellow jumped
from the wagon, not seeing the car. BY
great exertions the gripman got his car
under control just as 1t struck the boy.
The little fellow was knocked down and
senseless and cash cut in his head.
He was carried to his home near by,
when he was revived, and late last
night was resting easily.
Edward Morris, OF Benwood, work
man in the lower Benwood mill, yes
terday suffered painful accident. He
Is an empioye OF the coal mine and was
tipping coal. He tripped and fell on
rail, it's sharp cad piercing hole In his
knee TO the bone A Benwood doctor
dressed the painful injury, and it is
feared Mr.. Morris may be cripple for
life as a result
Ball Player Albert Madden, Of the
Eighth ward, was playing ball on the
Westwood grounds, South Side, yester-
day, when be got hit most painful
lick in the eye with q rapidly thrown
bali. BE was knocked down and was
necessarily compelled to quit the game.
His eye was carefully dressed, and it is
now thought his eyesight will not be
impaired.
Hiram Birkett, of 1903 Water street,
a few days ago was cutting cabbage at
his home with very sharp knife. The
knife slipped and pierced to the bone In
his leg, inflicting a most painful injury.
Carl White, young man OF the South
Side, was at Mozart Park Yesterday and
caught blacksnake five feet long.
Bob" Briceland, another South Slider,
is sort of snake charmer, and at Thir-
ty-ffth and Jacob streets, yesterday
evening, quite large crowd was at
tracted by "Bob'S" manRuvres with the
reptile. The two young men were
handling the snake, when White got
bitten on the arm. A doctor dressed
the injury, and 1t is thoughtsthe result
will not prove serious.
Jacob Martin was run over by milk
wagon, at Seventeenth and McCulioch
streets, yesterday morning, and was
quite badly bruised.
Yesterday afternoon Fred. Holmer
was thrown from road cart in Man
chester and had his right arm broken
by u kick from the horse.
Pipeman Thomas Spellman, OF the
Niagara, was cutting his name on a
fence near the hose house yesterday,
when he cut his finger badly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-06

II you wish TO have the best local and
Geographic paper in the city left 1T yorr
door regulsyiy every snorning, subscribe
for the Daily and Sunday editions OF the
Register. Is cents. per week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-06
Back From Camp.

Late last Monday night the historic
South Side Fishing CLUB arrived home
from their ten weeks fishing trip. The
steamer Liberty tOwed the boat up, and
a landing was made at Forty-third
street. The boys, about fifty in num-
Der, Of the club formed in a procession,
headed by music: marched up Forty
third street and down Jacob. This was
the most successful outing the club
ever had, their camp having been at
Scott's Landing, down the river.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-06
DIED,

ROBERTsoN-On Tuesday, st 5 p. m. RICH
ARD LANE, youngest child Of ZACH y. and
NARY K. ROBERTSON, aged years aRd /
month.
Funeral notice hereafter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-06

You only need make the most super
ficiaI examination Co determine the value
OF the Register a. an advertising me-
dunn. Publishes more local and tele-
graphic news in one issue than any OF
its CONTEMPORARIES do in three.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-06
ALEXANDER sALvINI.

Monday night at the Opera House
should prove quite an event, when for
the first time we shall see the now Ia
nous romantic actor, Alexander Salvini,
in his exciting Characterization Of
Dumas fascinating hero, "D'Artag
man," Salvini shows him to be as the
author intended, a daring, fighting,
staggering GascOn, tempered with the
caution for which his province is pro-
verbal, and retaining, somewhere down
In an indefinite part OF his makeup,
traces Of religious sentiment, beauesth-
ed to him by generations OF honest,
barzain.driving peasant flok. Savini
is Dumas hero 10 the life. He triumphs
over his audience as easily as over the
obstacles of Richelieu, and when he
breeziIy offers TO spit few guardsmen
upon his sword, the Illusion seems so
perfect that perhaps he really ought to
do so, and hang them up to dry, as ex
pistion for their boldness in confront
ng so brave and romantic a fellow.
PAIR OF KIDS.
A Pair Of Kids, which will be at the
Grand, Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
seems TO have gained steadily In popu-
larity since its production eight years
ago. The play depends for interest
upon bright repartee, clever hits and
droll stage effects, the action being con-
seQuently dominated by spirit Of eX-
aggeratlon and burlesQue. The intro
duction OF an old countrymen into a
city restaurant, and his sudden trans
ferral 10 prison through an uneG-
pected series Of complications affords
the field. The well known fsvorites,
| Carlotta, the eccentric comedian Haw-
kins, Stanley Macy, Gilbert Sarony and
Jeppe and Fanny Delano head the COM
pany.
JUST LANDED.
Jus. Landed" gave It's second per-
Torrance to q very large house last
night, which appreciated the perform
ance very much. All Of the speeiei.Ies
are very clever. Perkins Fisher played
his part admirably, as usual. Richard
Morosco aud Gus Mortimer kept the au-
dience laughing from the beginning TO
the end of the performance. John
Leach received much applause as the
Chinauan. Miss Delmsr is very at
tractive and has beautiful voice. She
would appear to great advantage In
opera Miss willard sang and danced
aud was very pleasing indeed To-
night will conclude the successful en-
gagepent Of just Landed"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-06

Drs. Copeland Bell and Davis treat sue
cessfully all durable diseases at 1921 Main
street, Wheeling, w. Va. Office hours TO IL
g. ~, 3 to 5p. H., to 9 p. m. Sunday, 10 to u
a. M. to p. IN. Specialties: CRtarrh aud all
diseases Of the Eye, Ear, Throat and Lungs;
Dyspepsia cured; nervous diseases cured; skin
diseases cured.
Many cases treated successfully by mail.
Send 2-cent stamp for question bank.
Address all mail TO
DRS. COPELAND, BELL & DAVIS.
ll2l Main street Wheeling, w. Ia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-06
arxEp WITH MOOD.

ALAED Win BLOODt
pains through center OF chest, OF dull heavy
nature, running through 10 my back and under
my shoulder blade. / was very short OF
breath at times, that had to often stop work.
Nose would stop up with dropping Of head TO
throat and hawking and splitting. Poor sppe-
tite, what little | did eat lay on my stomach
like a stone, causing me 10 Vomlt sbout twice
n week, bowels constipated. Rheumatism
through my hips so bad 81 times could hardly
walk"
Friends had often advised me to go to Drs.
Copeland, Bell and Davis and be treated, IS
they thought these phys icians could soon cure
me. | finally put myself under their care and
found their treatment pleasant indeed be-
gan TO improve from the very start and to-day
feel stout and rugged. Can DO good days
work with ease. eat well and enjoy my meals.
sleep good and arise feeling refreshed. ] can
surely recommend others suffering as / have
done to take treatment with them and get
cured
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-06

The REGISTER, embracing it, several sdI-
lions Is entered at the Postofaes In Wheel
ng, W. Va. as second-elsss matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-06

and got up in the morning feeling very tired.
Ny trouble was caused by exposure while at
ing repeated colds, thus losing sleep by cough
ing and splitting up great quantities OF mucus
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-06

ToR sALE-A LIGHT BUGGY TOP WAC.
Il on, shaft ard pole. nearly new, suitable
for light drumming. Cheap for cssh. J. H
LOCKE SHOE CO. luSOedh
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FOR SALE.

UNoR sALE-HEAVY DRAFT RoRsE APP
II ply c b. Cars Stable, corner Market and
Tenth streets N7h
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-06
Towel Ba{xains

We have too many towels. Help as
TO clean house. EsFHEAra's.
Eleventh street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-06

HoR RENT-A CHOICE ROOM, Excellent
II light and ventilation, in our new building
Immediate possession. TIE CITY BANK OF
WHEELING. iulOsAdb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-06
NOTICE.
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-Two ROOMS. FURNISHED,
Il over wheat 4 Hanchsr's. Both gases and
water: rent reasonable. Apply 10 above hrm.
.uDlh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-06

Jacob Martin was run over by milk
wagon, at Seventeenth and McCulloch
streets, yesterday morning, and was
quite badly bruised.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-06

Hiram Birkett, of 1908 Water street,
a few days ago was cutting cabbage at
his home with very sharp knife. The
knife slipped and pierced TO the bone In
his leg, intlicting most painful injury.
The morning call., 1893-08-16

yens OF Berke ey, lot on Sc corner Of University
ay az, and Firth street. S 200, E"i86: n 100. W
SoN 10o; !" 90 to beginning, block 95, Berkeley
=. aliH 4. ! Asso iation, iterkeleY: Gift.
nfouore .Lange of Oakland .ownShlp to Lizzie
Lange OF: oakland Township, same; gift. r..
= V Z. ana Maggie Mitchels OF Oakland to George
Il fldgeon of Oak an 4, OF on + corner OF ore
goh street and Hum boldt avenue, r 800 44:4 o.
" tS1 70 sW 4b:7, lot IL block T, Leonard Tract.
ELLIS and Emeline NJ Powell to Lakevie1v and
HunnNside Improvement Company. Let on y w line
/ OF lWelty-stHth avenue. l25 from \ " cernrr OF
tn -nre 81. so. NV lI9 $50, Nc So Sc II9 /. lot
+ z. block 2. ard E feet lot 3, block 2 revise
nap Eden PARK Brooklyn Township: $f0:
Charles H. Miles OF San Francisco to Adelaide
L NJ les Of san ranclsco. lot 10. block 81. Park
/: Rlaee ~ subdivision +, Laund dry Farm brooklyn
i Township; $40 49, :-:....- IT,. -
a: Friedrich, of Alameda, lot beginning 100 i
lrom n r corner Of Willow street and Bueua Vista
/ avegG + SO by 1906 being the E 201a feet OF
/ Hooks g. and II. y or Bneua Vista avenue.
and Z of Willow street, Alarned $40; -.
/ G +. aud T. ena &. FrlSbie of. OAK land to. NyrO
! L Murts OF aRland Township, lot o s lire OF
| Eleventh street 100 v of Castro. w % BY $ 100,
! lot ID, block l4S, subject TO. mortgage of $l7oO
Oaklaud: $40 ~. =. 49,,
Myron l. and Rebecca Warts TO Margaret Moore
/ aud /. f. Pow lson same. subject TO mortgage OF
f ilIzaIrpth Powell of Oakland to w E. BarIa I'd
OF oakland, tot"n 81 line OF Walsworth street. %
/ block II. result livision OF blocks q and II, Flint
Tract subject to mortgage of S344s Oakland; 81 o.
/ Thomas w. and Jane a. Badger 10 parry John
son OF S'aklartf, lot Whine Of Park way, 80 + of
! 1euth street, W 0by 80. lot 2, block. i, Gin
/ ton, East OAK land; IS. .H. -+.-
! + i. NJ. and Annie Beaudry and &. a. Mary p e.
Fladeau to Louis LacaHle Jr. of Oakland. lot 9.
/ block 20 Peaudry d Peladeau property, ga land
| Township; $40. >...
r A and Priscilla Berlin OF san Francis CO to
Lou Sc f. .Schaut-r Cwlre of A.. F-( OF San Fran
cisco lot on + line Of Bass It street 100. of
Washington, s . by Z l25. portion OF lots and
F.; h5eck ~ Levy Tract. .brooSlln. Township:
james ana Joseph Warner OF Oakland to Mary
The morning call., 1893-08-16
ESTATE. TRANSACTIONS

-. .
liza NJ: Carrolt.to John C..-Nielseu OF on Ej9ne-
G lerte street 2? \ OF: Waller IS by Il 1858.
y. Living ton aid: 0ffe to Charlotte Horber lot
oll r Liase II iroderlch street l52:5 OF CAuf9r
:Ihe5Qas S~sfE 10 onts Landler. lot on + line OF
Lett street, - ) OF fellrN:25 by i 9I:3; SO.
~ ai1 M " o. metSn , 10 e f
Gelfy = 80 s Z I16=llla; gift,
5ljle Of Clay street, II % w of spruce, WIS by
: ' l.State Of j. NJ. Donable TO Mission Turn We
Eei,.lGt ofisSA corr Ell OF Eighteenth aud La ifdge
Streets ~ e3:9a4 S 95, Z Is, NE:6O. y 65 1888
.Janes TORY aud wife 10 Joseph Hughes, lot on
H@6G a. I. IS by:S:lD6: $40
;E9selll i ughes to Joseph A: and Katie Murphy
: i 9n , HUG Of twenty second street, IOO w OF
AewDag3er ana VIE lei to.vilian miller, I6t
INST. Is By " l15 8: $40. - :. -.
s1l e.to Catherle NJ cDonongh lot on Whine OF
Iiis SIS ,streetl6o of rwentY.fFsf, 20 by W
1l5 3slne p bridget McDonoug lot on w line of
So. erect l35 of Twenty first. s25 by.W
lil IS E4g!isF to l. spfegsL all interest in lot qn
w 1910 byl r g silo6 81 eet 7434 OF East
it,1a belil and vlteto Itaffaelo Cervelf lot on
~ by + S. eOli STR eet 2F46. ofEhes1nut S
- Saying and sqciety to Helen
Floridsstreets E2o.iySS s63 ,N@riposa and
81 y! T. MaTshaii SUD wife ID 4 ana bridget
sullivan; lot on Line Of; Biarket srrsef * r.
IS 247;l1; $40. - -. ~ !" -!
Henry D:2eppe to Frederick win, M. 3, i;;a;rt
:. lotGl2i Gift Map 2; $40. ~. ~ ~ = 70
=. Sunhyside Land: Company and :Calif6rnfa Till
: Insurance aud Trust Company 10 j. ID: Slim Tor.
II and ID. BLOCK 10, SIriiihtsld,: 20 "?
=, 3d. SdHnyside;- Sl0. :: 49, -. :
- John j.. Haley % Herman Zadfg lots II: and
so; BLOCK 4ae xHaey PURCHASE: $40. :.
NJ e. Van de Mark to Anglo alT orIi ia Pa
ted, Sportton lot SO. n "a; u: 6T::>S 80 ID
SSe6lHhng, portQn of lot 80 BLOCK 8; Flint Tracts
Emanuel Lewis to Charles Sftro j.. lot on 'SW
:G9TneE Of MOSCOW street and France av-nle: "
ttoH Ss SEQ block rs Excelsior HI mestrad: $40
:. pttr!i es Pqrctlas:< SO. -. -: -
- fet&F :LraperIe to Rose Eelnperie lot on w line
I}6. Gsig i ayeaue, zeI of COse, S rs by W
-. alameda COUNTY,. .. - -. =
1-0e9rge D. NJ. and Mice M GRAY Of Oakland TO
us n Of d kland lot on e llne OF
street l52 n OF Delgfr, or r wetierh'
oE }oo.S[' NE 1903, NV 81 go SW 30 Il be
ginning, lakland; $40 -: =: :: - - -:
A m9n<B AMI : ara E. l1 xon JeJofn. a nd Mary
oHH fi fclseO,l acre :begiiiniiig at tht
W " er line OF FaryieY street W til
" line OF Adene street * w. Il 40 & RS .
deed $1,000 - ei Aetcy' u ite ann
Magdalene May OF Alan "a RI Io,;1= M .f::
Goidell Gate lot 40, Villa esteai a ssociaffon
Berkeley; $40. -. s'e a soy y aHtoiii
Sarah a. Mckee of Oakland. TO i !5zia Ia1ge:
(wtt OF ID OF Oakland township Tor oil N lin ..
OF Grove street. 80 y or Marip0s5 4 < ~ =, i 81
Iot4i block 3, Mckee Tract, oakland Towa shjS.~
Carmen slsterna of Berkeley to PhiI,p I. Ste.
The morning call., 1893-08-16
General Merchandise.

BAGs-Calcutta, quiet. Dat steadily held at
61sc: Woo Bags: 3OL2Ga2c ..:.
Apricots, 81 25 Peaches, ST. S5@1 so: Pears, 81 So
al so: White Cherries 81 60@l go; Black
cGerries 81 5G@l 20; 81 f IN 81 10.
stock ana soc for lew crop, future delivery: Peas,
sl@l, 80 p dom spot -. -
COFFEE Quiet. as follows. 2O1a@2lc q
black beans; 9I.@2O54c = III for 3 cd Costa
Rica mixed with black Dreams; lSL9nQ19L4 C
for fair Costa c Riea; p 10, le1.@ SC. ? n
for good to prime washed Salvador; 1910 u 10
for good unwa>hed Salvsderand Nicaragua; u IL
! @ PC for prime washed ',uatemaia: 20la@2lc
p n for good 10 strictly good washed Guatemala;
IA So g q N Tor medium washed ryuAtema a: Ie@
171Gc for ordinary Guatemala; LUG 515c q n
for very inferior to common .GuatemaI1; = "a
.22L.c 2 n for good TO prime washed -Perberry;
| 934g-D12c for good 10 prime 'unwashed Pea
COAL-wellfncton is quptab,e at 81 New:weI-
lirgton, SO so = tn: Seattle So 90; New Seattle,
So so: Coos Ray, So: WaIlsend. SO IS far aver,
age and 81 Is TOR clean; Scotch. So; Il ynfbO 49,
Gr'tE, cleaI, IS: Cumberland, IS so In bulk and
SO so in SACKS: Pennsylvania Anthracite 4 20.
81 i 5O@I2; " eIsh' Anthracite Egg, 80 Camel
Irdv" SO SOFAS ex cars - : :
-eIto~S caIcii o. 1928; Selected. Sc; Buddles.
51ac ;:Bnns esS Str s &c NJ ddies 1ae: Or entail
Sl@Ia in f-hbIs AID $ 1902 in kits; No. 2 sl0
IN DhlS 81 5nGll 10 An kits; Mess'NIack s.
= KY: Easter,, sm"ked Herring, Soc; Dutch 20,
ana s.@2 % in KITS Tongues ana SOUNDS, 81 75
QUfcKS Quoted at 81 GO so flask.
NALS-Base pri es are 81 rs for lroR or steel
and s. 70 for wire. E.. -''. .
r: sUG AR-1.he Western Sugar Refining Company
and Flge crushed all 6S4c y n; Try .fanuI ted
61Sc e II: CenfeCt onerS' A. DC r n: Magnolia,
64se; Extra {, 5$sei Golden c. 5lse; u, 45sc;
standard A. 57sc: ualfbarres. same as barrels.
and boxes &C more.