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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-28
orrr.ths-nIver Oh Note,.

Nine different attachments were
served on the urccnlcc d MaiIn wells.
at Colernlu yesterday. mostly for
wages. one ls for Sl3 g. and Il is that
Of Joseph Robrecht. " Wheeling for
hauling.
Ton days ago the farm OF william
Cone. at Smthncld, was lcfScd aud the
derrick ls already ~ and about every
thing ready Tor drilling
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-28

AZ Baltimore yesterday tho Pimlico
summaries wGfo M follows!
First. fuflpngH-. Ola snugiin 4:
Brnhm 81 Lille Mills % 'Gimo, oGM
Second mile HunnWuy ! TnrtunO
2, Tom Moore D. Time, l.jlai
Third Z furl1hFB- Defender I, r0nn-
kO ?, Ne7tOr Time, 1864
Fourth, bAllilnOra Herald handicap,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-28
WORLD OF SPORT.
The Foot Ball Heroes Are Lined
Up Tor To.day's Contests
TIIE TIGERS IN FINE SHAPE

ror Their Game Win the strengthened
western university TOam-Lin1iy Goes
ia strubsuyulo-ws,t virginia UniNer-
atty at charls.ton-Other IIs Games OF
IN, pay-IAst Nights Rowling Contests
Yesterday. Races und othvr News in the
Domain Of sport.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-28
KNOWLEDGE

Brirps comfort md improvement and
teuds 10 personal enjoyment when
righily used. 1lrc many, whip live bet
taf than others and enjoy lifo more, with
loo expenditure, 10y more promptly
nirpling The worlds best products 10
,bc needs Of physical being, will ottcat
tbe yaluc 10 health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in tho
nrcIy Syrup " Figs
ia excellence Is due 10 ils preventing
In tic form most acceptable aud pleas
ont 10 tho tastc, The rclrc5hing and truly
l,orcGcial properties " perfect lax
,ryr plitGtuRIly clcnnsing the syslch,
li.peiliug coldf, headaches and icycts
and permanently curing constipation,
IL has piycn satisfaction 70 million79n9
nct ylth tho approval Of tho medical
pfolcrii0n. because u acts on the bil'
bryi, Liver aud Bowels without weak
ching thcm and II II pcrlccUy FREQ from
oyrry Objectionable sub'tancc' .
gyup If Flgs IA Tor Wlc by all drug
ristl In jOr and q bottles but tis mnU'
nIaoturcd by tho California fig syrup
Ga. only, whose nhmc IA ptiutcd on cyery
pncknpc, also the name, syrup OF FlRs
and being well Informed. you Will nv
agcep. any substitute II ollvred'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-28
WITH THE BOwLERs.
The Nightly Record orstrIk., and Spares
on fhe Allera

Lat evening the Harvest team OF the
South Side Bowling League bowlcd
AGAINST the Standards and won two ~
tho three games. All OF the games we're
closely contested and exciting Score:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-28

Coon advice! Mover leave homS On n
journey without u boillo oi Chamber.
lNinH Collie, Cnulom aud Dintihdn
RomcdU For $40 by G.. H. Gocisn
" ~ irwin, 4! schnepi y. MenkO.
mNIor jno ilarl, W. II. lInruo, II. e
Biowatj, H. u. hurt, j Coleman, A IT,
schpnlO. Wm. Morkomcllor, T. q
Eholp, WborlinV, B'wIo 4 o., bridge.
potII u. 4, Peabody d sou, DunWOod.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-28
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Residence. Pleasant Nalloy,fs
LOT on South Huron s,raftot iof than cost
No. " North Front strpot
Lot on south Trout AttGot
lIoi ON South Huron street
lInsidenco WODd,dalo
l,csllencc South Huron gtfpok
siS.rnomcd house, lonlntllA
House anl lOl National RAD, sjla
Residence. Kentucky sircPsp
Residence. Thirty'ar,tslfVhS
llcaidcugc, Chnpllne street.
Incidence McCnlluch street
Rc,llcndH Fifteenth street
Residence. sixteenth street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-28
poRTlBRR CURTAIN sALn-aao. =. srpa1 Z %.
Geo. F. SrIEEL6Co.
PORTIERE CURTAIN SALE!

This announcement in itself should BIO sufficient toRctOyery lady
Curtain Department this week But they odd
Curtains in both Silk and Chenille aud than hall Value 10
astounding Of about OJ uentye1
and coors from 100 to $40 EACH
tho floor you will End pilo Of silk Madras Table
Coyors beauties lines broken wpa them
just about hail value, or om $so UPWARDS,
45nc Chenille Table Covers Parilau designs with border
fringe, at $50 EACH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-28

Cnptaln NJ y. Humphreys. Of Lewis
burg. ono OF the guards who came up
fiOm Grcrnbrler county. was In Wheel
lng Yesterday for the iirsl time In thir-
ty-threc yeurs. but under greatly az
fcfcnt circumstances. lie was a Con-
Tolerate roiAicr during the late UNI
plcagantncss aud nt the battle of Lew
isburg. In May 1862. he was captured by
Colonel George Crooks boys. He was
taken 20 Chnrloston across the country.
md came up to Wheeling on n steam
boat. Going from here Ia the famous
Camp Chase, near Columbus. After n
few months confinement, he wns tx
changed at VlCksburg, Miss. Captain
Humphrey, ~nnturAlly hardly rccos-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-28
Real Estate Bargains.

A 6ne iOroomcd house on Maryland street.
near Penn street all modern conYeBlenceS
street al 81 800. sacrifice
Srooaed house on Virginia street. near York
trooned house on Woods street. near Forty.
third street at S9i1
on south Pcnu street IiTOu want home look
this up
il.rOOmed hon,e on Fourteenth street near
EnE street. lot ~ loot front Price g. SO
Lots aJGlU0 feet on Florida street At siJJ each.
Money 10 loa1-SjO0 20 Sj.OOl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-28
RECRUITS FOR THE penn
Grrenbrlsr aud Lincoln County Conviets
Arrived Yrstrriay.


There were six aecessions to the pop
ulatlon Of the state penitcntlury at
Moundsyille yesterday, bringing the
number of convIcts up to so. two more
than was ever before recorded In the
history OF the institution. The popula-
tlon OF Warden Van Pelts place is
growing 50 rapidly that an annex IL one
OF the possibilities OF the near future.
with the present accommodations II Is
becoming daily problem harder TO
solve. how to take care OF everybody.
Five Of yesterdays ncoesslons are
from Grcenbrier county. down on the
Chesapeake & Ohio road. In the lower
rart ~ the Etntc. Deputy Shrrlns
John II. Crawford and John q, Dryer,
and Guards Alex. Johnson, VI. ".
Humphreys Sam Jnhuson and ]. s.
Crawford. of LcwIsburg. brought them
TO the pcnitentIury yesterday after
noon. and then came up 10 wheeling
and remained over night staying at the
Stamm. The rnnylctH were:
Joseph Davidson. three ycnrs, grand
larceny, (thcrt OF q cow
John Lncry william Lewis and Noah
French, all cnlorcd, two years cnch, for
unlawful assault
Henry Jones, one year, unlawful as
snult.
The officers also brought up Porter
Early. eighteen years Of age, convicted
Of house breaking: he goes to the re-
form school Mt PruntylOwn to-day, In
charge ~ Deputy Dryer.
Sheriff Hornsworth OF Lincoln coun-
~, brought up the sixth prisoner yes
tcrduy. lie IL Harrison Browning i've
y6nrs. for assault
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-28
MusEE LEAGUE.

In the Muaun League thr Champion
Namelrar team defeated independents
three straight independents rolled
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-28
FOE SALE.

scTen.roomsd brick house. with all modern
improvements aud cOnvonionpcs. within three
minutes walk Of Mcclure House
New modern house with large lot at Pleasant
Valley for s. 0jb It would cost that 10 duDll-
cate house alone.
Bargains In the building lots on corner Of
TWenty-nlnlh aud JaoOhsIeetG
To loan On city real essate.-Si, 900, $3.50. SOD
$500, 5000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-28
d - SILKS. ., 3.

q q SILKS. q g
Fancy Shades for fancy Christ
time All coIor'p tor 25c 500, also the cOo Of
Plain ana ChangeablO VelyeIa at low prices.
THE ELASTIC BELT-Not only tho stylish, but tho
comfortable Belt nade four lyo inches w with gold
silver mOunllngL Theiad Of tho easL You need one
I-5aLades' Knit House Jackets and Eiderdown Dress
ing Sacks All Sizes.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-23
GRAIN. PROVISIONS. ETC.

New York, Jan. 22.-Flour dun, weak
with wheat; winter wheat low grades
SZ.5aZ6J; DO fair TO fancy S2.50a29J; do
patents pa en- $2l5q32Oi. Minnesota clear. $3.50
W2.70 patents, $3.40Q3.95: low extras.
S2Oo0260; southern -four dull, weak
common to fair extra, $2.10a3OO; good 10
lower with options, closing steady; No.
red store and elevator, J8&t 060c: aloat.
US; options opened weak and declined
%H%c, with foreign houses buying at
the decline NO. 2 red January $40:
February, Sc; March, 593fc; Nav. C0/c.
Corn fairly active, easier; No. = ls55c
elevator; 50%sc ahoat; options were mod
erately active and steady at Isna4c de-
cline; January 4S7sc; February ,9INc:
May, $40 oats dull, lower weak. OPP
tons DUN, easier; January, 32%tc: Febrl-
arp, 39c March 332sc: May. 33isc: SPOT
No. 2, 35n33lac; mixed western 3l43fi.c
Hay quiet steady; shipping, JJU5jc Wool
lso0l9c; pulled, l2@53c. Beef duh, weak;
family, g. 5n1025; extra mess. 81 50liS O0
Beef hams inactive, S17.00 Dressed beef
quiet extra India mess, Slj.00ll6G0 Cut
meats inactive, weak; picked bellies. 5stc;
shoulders, va is4C; hams, 8dSI9c: r1fddIes.
nominal Lard quiet, steadier. western
ture, nominal; refined dull; continent.
$40. South American, $IG5; compound
5l4d5Ssc. Pork moderate demand. steady.
moss mess $50 ~. IL, XIX g. Butter dull lower
western diary, l0nl5c; creamery. 14nz3c;
Elg -l1 23c. Cotton seed OH dulI.
27lz02Sc; do choice. 28a2si5c. Pa
troleum nominal Rice firm: domestic
far to extra, 44a6c; Japan. 4lzU4sc.
Molasses firm, unchanged Peanuts dlill.
Coffee steady. sails points down: January.
80 March, i4l5n14.3O. May l4Q50
l422; July lA.lV0l 30. September. lf15N
80 spot rio DUH steady. No T. 16c
Sugar raw, dnll, steady: fair refining.
zssc; refined steady quiet, unchanged.
Freishts 10 Liv erpOoi quiet; shade nrmer:
cotton, 3-32d grain, I'D.
Chicago H., Jan. - -Weakuess in
wheat eliminated with the execution OF
the 81 stop-loss orders in MAY to-day.
Quotations Of 547sc for that options was
made which indicated a complete dispos-
al of the long property marked for sale a
that price. After that there was a grad
ual hardening up which rallied prices nc
q shght recession taking place n the close
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-23

New Orleans. Jan 22-The New or
-=a-s cotton Exchange statement Cor
lions cf United States and Texas
cLop movements. Secretary Hester had
announces plus correction % New Or
--als receipts from Sept. I. ls94. 10 Jan
p ~, ~ 5l-lla bales. THIS cotton was
55r1-t7l ar ore ina. La, over the Southern
dcllc rallro11. which counted Do as re-
S-lpts Al an intermediate point As
~ Gina j. technically in the port Of New
orleans d should have been counted iu
me latter place
-ir. Hester says that of the correction.
$50 u1-es were received prior 10 Jan.
J. ana IS 81 was all Texas cotton 5t should
laNe ueea included in the Texas crop
Ae movement OF the Texas crop for The
Eist -FOUR months OF the season. there
lore. was 25sS 81 bales. showing an excess
over last year OF 81 .-al bales. and over the
year before OF 1878 bales. The c0rrec-
uon, applied 70 the amout of the cotton
crop brought into sight 10 Dec. 81. would
make the total 6.9l3.0q7 bales. and the in
crease over the last year. l.f45.glI bales {.
over the year before last. -,1-2.553 bales
@n1 over 1891. the year OF the gees Nf0-
pale crop. 40 .92l bales. OF the correction,
bb-o bales viii come into January, 1895
ouL the movement OF the current week
VIII not be affected by il more than 945
bdles. In other words, 46,l6S bales will
be added to previously at the close Of
thls week and 9i5 bales to the week S
movement.
Correction-Add to New Orleans net re-
celpts since Sept. I, Alb bales.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-23

The session opened with an uneasy expec-
ta1t feeling and a loss of tec was quickly
recorded, temporary steddtuess then TAX
ing place but when 10 was observed that
more LIQUIDATION was in prospect the de-
mand became less and rapid decline fol-
lowed. An export basis was evidently
reached at this time Az reports from Men
York came forward that sales for foreign
shipment were being made May wheat
opened from 557sc 10 55'sc. declined to
547sC, closing so tU5jasc zc under yes
terday- Cash wheat was i2c per bushel
Corn Early weakness was displaced la
ter By "A Hrmer tone with fair rally to
prices in corn The selling on stop-l loss
orders and general liquidation during the
first two hours met with a demand only
from shorts. After the extreme pres
sure OF offerings, gave signs of modifying
there was % better feeling and the open
ing prices soon reported May corn open
ed from 452c 10 i5isC ranged from 4jieD
i59sc TO ijc and closed ~ $3.50 bid g I'M
der yesterday. Cash corn was &c under
yesterday
The disposition to rally was more pro-
nounced in oats than in either of the other
large speculative grain markets and when
the general turn came very little resis-
tance was offered 10 the recovery. Shorts
covered freely and there We're evidences Of
investment buying. May sold between 2qit &c
and 285sc, closing at 29d29isc-a shade un-
der yesterday. Cash oats were I'm good
demand by shippers and Amlzc adaVucc
over yesterday was generally obtained
Business OF little consequence was trans
acted i'm hog products. No sympathy with
grain was noticeable, q light run OF hogs
giving a tone Of strength to values al tho
throughout. No heavy trading was done
and spectators seemed TO take no inter
est in the trade. May pork and May ribs
each closed 2i2c higher than yesterday
and May lard 21a05c higher
Leading futures ranged as follows.
Opening. Highest. Lowest Closing.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-23

diately prices shot up u TO ia per cent
Jersey central was again a feature Al
noon, however. the bears were in control
once more and the entire market was
weak southern Railway, Reading the
Gfansers. Jersey Central Cordage and
sugar We're especially weak a this time
southern Railway sold down 10 g.. Pre-
lefFe4 70 $50 Reading 10 lpit: ST faul 70
9-s- ROCK Island 20 62es. Burlington 70 u
\ orthWe tern 20 SOS. Jersey Central 10 81
NoruaEe TO 5lis. and the guaranteed TO
lsss The urst mortgage bonds of the last
named solo at 81. the lowest price on rec
ord Reading was depressed on the fore
closure pros eeoingS and the Changers on
the pelef thar the ST Paul weekly state
uent. due on Thursday. viii make a poor
shoNln5- The decline in the late trading
was accelerated by the withdrawal OF ST..
ey,u} so.a from the sub-treasury for eX-
port 20 Europe. OF this 81 ta.o0o were
taken by -Arbuckie Bros. the coffee impor-
t-rS Chicago Gas ranged between 127s
ana 'a's anu closed AZ 13's. net gain OF
= per cent for the day The impression
Is sainins C-ourd that the big men in the
company have reached an amicable ar
ransement and that the present manage
ment has consented TO retire al an early
date. The securities of the BROOKLYN Rail-
way Company listed at the stock exchange
SHOW very little change, uotwithsta landing
the strike and practical standstil of bust
ness; The bonds of the Union. Brooklyn
and Kings county elevated roads are all a
shade better, but business in them is linz
lJed. Speculation closed weak. prices
showing q decline Of Is to 2Is per cent,
southern Railway preferred, lead
ne. Butalo Rochester and Pitts
S. The TOTAL sales were 5S'' iS5.o57 shares,
iatlud-nS ll4W1 shares listed and 21.uo
shares unlisted. The bond market was
The quotations at the closing were as
American Cotton oil. 2ss.: do preferred,
.' 2. SUsSr Refinery, s9io, TO preferred,
9'-. Amer lean Tobacco, sS7. do preferred.
ll' A. hinson Topeka and Sante Fe.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-23
OCEAN FREIGHTs.

Cotton-By Steam-Market steady Rates
quoted are per 100 pounds direct Bre-
men, Csc; Barcelona, 45c. Genoa.
45c; Havre, 4Gc; Havre. via New
York, 3Sc: Liverpool. via New
York. Csc; Bremen, VIA New York 40c:
Amsterdam, via New York, 40c; Antwerp,
via New York, 35C; Genoa, via New York
BE Hamburg, via New York. zoe. Pcval.
via New ork, 53c; Naples. via New York
53c; Trieste, via New York. zoe; Venice via
New York, Coo, Boston. per bale SIPS:
New York, per bale, $l.0O; Ph!ladclphta,
per bale, Sl.00; Baltimore, per bale, 500
Lumber-By Sail-Freights are quiet at
ruling rates. Foreign business is rio-e or
nearby Georgia ports are quoted at 81 G1M
500 for d range including Baltimore and
Portland, Me. Railroad ties, basis. a
feet, lac. Timber rates, 5)cUI 90 higher
than lumber rates. To the West IN lies
and Windward, nominal; TO Rosario. S12 90
Ml3.00; Buenos Ayres or Montevideo. $1,000
Q1l.OO; to Rio Jeneiro. Sl400; to Spanish
and Mediterranean ports, 1l30G1l so; 10
United Kingdom for orders, nominal for
lumber, AZ IS standard.
BY Steam-To New York, 800; to Phil
adelphia, 800; to Boston, $500; to Balti-
more, $500.
Naval 81 )res-By Sail-The market Is
quiet. Large Cork for orders are
placed at Is 412dQSs I'D; small-sized,
Is Sd and Is. South America, rosin, zoe
steam-to Boston, lie per 100 pounds or
rosin, SOC on spirits; to New York, rosin,
SIC per 100 pounds, spirits, Soc; to Phila-
delphia, rosin, 7i2c per 100 pounds spir-
its, soc; to Baltimore, rosin 7lbc per 100
pounds, spirits zoe
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-23
QUIET DAT ALL AROUND.
+ Leading NarbetS Neglected and
Prices We're Weaker.

-----n Declined lice or a Continued
-s-line n FuJures-Spirits Turpen-
..r- at 1-2o Decline aad the Market
o-,v stsady-Rosin Wave-ing, at IN
-----sd Quotations, With Weaker
rnds-tone - The General Markets
o..4t--he Local EIectior Interfering
v--.n Trade
s.-.--sh. Ca. Jan THE dullness
--s5a was affected by several causes
s-v Tbs ci-y election interfe-ed with
--e--=ss transactions III several de-
----s1-s. while the influences Of the con-
---~-r markets were strongly in favor
? decline in values. Cotton dropped
-=- u all grades. and closed with a week
q 5s--5-e. and very little disposition TO
-s=-. on the part Of the buyers. In
--s tIrpentlne there vas an inclina-
RI, -7ward a lower price. The Official
-s-E5- declined &c per gallon. and trad
o-s limited AZ the reduction Resin
--1 weak. especially the finer grades.
bail .- was thought that there would
E. z -c--l-r decline when buviUg began
The general wholesale traders
Quiet ana steady There was but
--.= DONE IN securities. and the mar
vas quiet
--1 following resume Of the local and
--.=--achlc markets viii show the tone
The quotations at The close.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-23
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

Bacon-The market is steady. Smoked
ele9r SIDE 3-S: dFy sa tii, clear rlo sides:
o,,Ssrsd a.. 1,,s H. O'so' De'i'' ~ SUGAR
c9Iep laII.s, n,,ro in Heroes g
59-pop,nd Z tins, S+f i compound in ierces'
IS, ~ ~ t,S,,. f.t ao,-,,,.
coscren isc. Gilt edge Sc cPeame Tit'' so:
Elgin, &c. ,r,~,o+ 5,,r. ,oi .a,o1Lo. t.o,.
81 c-es,,1 cboeee ISGi2i n. % ,5Cl,pd -
Iut u cam ONe9se' i'4i'7@0' -'-pou"u aF-
etEe,i5L zraol,o,ot t,lf borroI No : 90 so.
NJ . e a. NJ Ss m E-its NJ ! 81 x
10 81 0o. NJ 2 Sg5c. Codfsh. 1-n0und
49, go. SDo3,rJ hricIlg s. 81 49,
sas q IN - - 15,iiet bsif bs,eis q n
e7aIt%Tbe demand is fair ana the market
taaI, Car1osG io+s - h Tivarp6ol
81 a.IGa" o. Irj ii ~ 81 POI
- "a dit+ tt
oulap ILL.,, los bebeT 'oe'oil
says, oo1 ts,, ~ Ca,ii -, oo17o9o
ro9yj-et oliot FOR sugar house at 5f16c:
r,ILs rqaigb+ oo5e 5@q30c. e,ieor bonso
n7oIsess st i5a2oe
30 ~ eC Iil,u ,otllO-
80, l,'5,5--' 80 % 80 800 IS
Souh z co5s2c I9 ar 1f5q92c k99S6 500 +Sc
% en-, CUL0Ss, - u 81 ~ tN'id
H4e S-.e-t - ~ "1 - ~ ,a7 -
a., ~ ~ oC ~ ~ Nc, 10 co ~
ny, e1, ~ 60 "a P9''' patent S'o''
Cqrn-Market IS STEADY lea y, Nhite corn
Jop iOtS' % ~ ~, - 20 20 -iA7N Noili'
1o6 -ots- - CaIioaI IotS, DC ,,!., -,
70 carload IfnNgG
pr69of 2s s6,f,ar, seed 81 81
49, 49, ~. y 49, 81 ~ %l-'g i.s -. a.
6lah-Jo2 Lo'S e159' Ilou loisi '2c.
ao6. carIoai lois So ''' US
o. Meal-Fearl per oarIel, ~ ~ per sack
Sl22, SLtS 49, . H. IL j. r. ~ ea f
s rits' er ear R, 81 pei ''0N' 9if'' Guy
cpffeee-rth,e marked IS dun Mocha. 29c:
Ja52t &c ~ Oh SIstha
a. q. -, ~ ~. ,,,darJ ~ % 81 ~ ~ ~ =
Us prime q 'ti'45[a' = ., I9I3c; good
40. 2, re- oIulnary or slllah1 I no. t.
l'G. colhin9l % OF Sta4 51i ~ {, Ioc.
sugars Markel Gull ana lower: Cut
leaf pc; crushed, DC powdered, 43ac; ANAA
p p[ol pr nould az dia1ood fhS
Cup9s, 80 g., ,T -. ulatllcLq -.
Lao Ts-Market finn High vine basis,
So y y ivy
PIuol, $A'oeH - a. H. e. 2l:yy9zoO
str&lehC' 2l.2o4o:1O' plenoea, Hz.Vq4.O.
" illeSllo !6o ~, III L .leII y CaJdNpa'
5UM 49, 49,, - 81 2i3V.tl.sO'
2i:9oEt 90 loWSI PIS9-s n pdoporuoh-
GINS &c pc. sdtoh Hlpiler. iuht * hlghef.
6plIes--N 2IIIneIh' St tolSS %f'W oarreL
rsils5 1T III ~ a. 80, - y 80 ,, 90 %
IeIIl9hS I-,t qulet, per poX, S5.W:
bIIea '1I-ud5e-APpies' eNapofdted' S4sci
common aEoc.
= uts[AlInohas. IdrrdS nn'a, Ioc; VEGAS,
I4c; walnHts' FTehch nc; NapleS, l212c:
PeDalS, lVci - 6razlis, DC lalIoerls, IVc; as
1O4lZc per pound.
Peanu ts-Anple STOCK, demand rair;
market steady; fancy hano-picked Vir-
GINA, per pound re-; hand picked. per
poCI q, 3'%c; small hand picked, per pounds
Sac.
Cabbage--SQ9c per head.
atoes-Irish. New York, barrels, $3.50,
SACKS; 81 rs. -
Seed Potatoes-Nifginia second crop,
$35J03.75; Houlton CMaine) Rose, $500;
New York state Rose, S2.75.
Nails-Marhet steady base cod, $40; sod,
l.20; 4Od, l;55; 300, $l35; l2d. N.55; POD.
$l.45; 19d, $3.50: Sd SL79; 3D. M.85; ID, 500;
Sd, 50 90; sd. S230 fine, S2.7G. Finishing, 12d,
si75; 1Od, S1.S5; Sd, 800; 3D. 81. 20; sd, 2.35;
Id, s.. So Wire nails, $3.50 base.
Shot-F'irm; drop to 3, SL15; and
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RICE

The market was steady The following
quotations are posted at the Board Of
Trade:
Clean Rice
Common. Sl4@3lac per pound, fair. $40
4c; good, 44dA2C, prime, 4ss d5c; choice,
head. 5q5lzc; small lots, lsdtc higher.
Rough Rice
Upland 45d65c per bushel, tide water.
75TSl %
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NAVAL STORES.

Spirits Turpentine-The market vas
rather quiet and inclined n be lower. The
inquiry was light at decline OF i,- from
yesterday. Al the board Of trade. the
narkat at the opening was quoted -1c
the last call ID was nuiietined 7rm and
unchanged with no sales reported.
Rosin-At the opening OF the market
tnere were sales reported at Yesterdays
closing prices. but as rule. rbe ssrls
grades which declined yesterday. were
weak today, and there was very little
doing in the market. Al the first cau. at
II o'clock, at the board of trade the mar
ket was bulletined firm. with sales OF 1908
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