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at q reasonable ratio. beUweu i-s .-.
16 to /.
". Il. Crenfeu, ESD. sov.l-e..
bank of England says:
What is wanted H. Jie 81. sac,
TO start IT, | hope il WI 0-- .--
the United SAFES. When -ll s-
is taken Frcnce and Russ ISL
England win open again . l.
minis and we VIII have a Tac .y ~
the world over
MY opinion is that the Crf ST..
are big enough and strong .
rich enough to maintain O Pal. g.. Il
change"
Mr.. Eikins jus,iies ou- demon
ton OF silver by pleadir la f+-
suspended the coinage %. s'y. IT.
For a very good reason ra
no silver produced in rI,
20 1884. and Jefferson .- t.. -
es homes and stopped their sx.
there was no silver 10 coin. I'll
been 2 Republican he $50
the salary part oi cO.u-s
From 1894 TO 1914 there rs. n.
average of $4,000 in str ,-
in the United States.
WM. 9. WrLLES
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-01

NH .,-,.-l,.,. alone Is needed 90 in
80 -,.. .~.rsss NJ m. r.ca meeting az
s''S .. ~. c,,rr1s This afternoon.
i.-o -, -. '''. ,f -ba Carroll Club
Uu.,' '--' ~, '......',,-a-,sr-s have been
y 0''-s' -,.. s-l5 M s-arfers will be
'-L-' -. .-.,. rscas ever given iu
Ia.sS- -..l 49, -..5 .se .lrb has hung uD
ms s,.'l'' -, ,-'. f. -rs winners. which
-e.l'',9l''''' -,1isj..or I'm the window
are no" , ga ,Terl.e- street and
o. = N,'--.p In, sbo,- S5al
Mnlcu ass go 81 IN Fefrg a51sd
-1eIg a. az. - ~. ~
I'D .'1 ',9, ,r,,orrca5 -ha fol-
..1 '. $3.50 -l5c,.i. ro,. The races.
ioT -. .',7 Dr I'm p Mcclure. r
" ,s,,.- W., los, ~ washington
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PARKFRSBURG WON.

Special to the Register.
Parkersburg. w. Va, July 9l.-Ihe
Logan. Ohio, team will play with the
Parker burg club to-day and to-mor-
row. The game to-day drew a large
crowd. as many were anxious to see
the work of the new men signed by
MANAGE Marcus on Tuesday, who ar
rived last night. The game was III
teres.;ng from start to finish and re-
suited in a victory for the home club.
Score: "a .
Parkersburg. .2O2O0OS0%-7 II ?
batteries. Logan, Armstrong and
Francis; Parkersburg,a kunkel and
Coleman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-01

Totals .... ..95 Q 12f2G Is
Stencil out for running on. of line.
*McPhee Out. hit by baued ball.
*Ba,,ed in Ehret's place.
Cincinnati e.. O.. % 0 0 1 s o II
Ti.-shurg . p. 90 l o o q / o 3 10
Earned runs. Cincinnati 8. Pit,sburg
]: rw0-b2se hi,S, Burke. Hoy. Merritt.
Stencil, Davis: three-base hit Miller:
sacrifice hits. Hoy. Padden Killen.
Davis; stolen bases. Ehret Miller ..
NcPaee. Smith. S.enzel: first base on
balls by Ehre, T. by Killen /. by
Hughey .: hit by pitcher. by Ehre. l..
by Hughey / struck Out by Killen >.
by Ughev / time. 2.f2: umpire. Laliy.
Washington. July 31.-The pitchers
IN t0-53y's game were rather evenly
MATCHED. bur combination of a triple
and double \ the seventh inning en-
ab,ed The Orioles to come of vicJOrs. 4
double play from Doyle to Jennings.
IN wh'ch the former landed a high.
swift ball. was feature. Ii was an
nOurN-d to-day tha- c trade had been
completed by which Captain Scrappy
joyce goes % New York in exchange
for Flynn and Farrell. Attendance
200o. Score:
Washington. .1O2OO0OO1-4 Il O
Baltimore. .01OOOOSO1-5 II 0
Earned runs. Washington 3. Balt-
more 3; pitchers. German and Esper:
umDireS. Mercer and Hoffer: time. 30.
New York. July S1.-New York won
q game from the BrooklynS at the Polo
grounds this afternoon through timely
batting in the ft,h and sixth innings
Score
Brooklyn. .1O1O2O001-5 y >
New York. .OC1O44O0*-9 Il 0
Earned runs. Brooklyn 3. New York
4: pitchers. Harper and Kennedy, Meek
in: umpire. hurst; time, PIP; attend
ance. 3.6c0.
s.. Louis, July S1.-No game to-day:
ran.
Boston. July S1-The Phillies were
cr.p'ayed ar every stage Of he game to-
day and were almcS, shut out Sull.-
van was mystery TO them and his sup
port was almost perfect. Keener was
Wild and went 10 pieces in the sixth.
when Jordan relieved him. Both pitch
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-01
WORK HOUSE MEETINGS.

Rev. Randal's subjec, at the work
house was The foo' hath sad in his
heart there is ne God" 14th Psalms.
Mr.. Randall SAYS he needs help very
much. H.s congregations NJ Elm Grove
and Peters run are not able 70 board
him. let alone TO support him He
breaches A. Elm Grove tonight and
will commence pro.raCted meeting at
Peters run on Sabbath TO las, for one
wool
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-01
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Detroit Mich, July S1.-Score:
Detroit. .14OO03312-14 Is 4
Kansas City .221OOOO11- 10 3
Fiheld and Twineham; Barnett and
] Lake.
Grand Rapids, M,ch., July S1.-Score
Grand Rapids .2O0OOOOOO-2 . 3
ST. Paul. .00060O2O"-S y I
Parker and Hodges; Dancer ana
Spies.
Columbus. Ohio, July 31.-Score:
Columbus .OOOOOO1OO-1 6 4
Milwaukee. .OO1OO0OO1-2 7 l
Daniels and Wilson; Barnes and
Spear.
indianapolis, Ind, July 21.-score:
r. H. r.
Ind'nap's.. 2OOoOOoOO-2 6 l
Mlnnaap's 1000 100 SO .
Batteries. EIutchison and Schrlyeri
Damman and Buckley.
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RIVER NEWS.
Daily Chronicle of the Movements OF the
floats and Boatnea.

floats and Boatmea.
TO-DAY'S BOATS Charleston, ED
fcrd. at a. NJ. ParkerSburg. Liberty,
at II a. m: New M1tamoras. LeX!ng-
ton. at Il a. m; S,eubenyille, EnOs
Taylor. a, $50 p. m; Darlington. Jewel,
al $3.50 p. n.
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES -
Pittsburg. Virginia, at s a. m; Parkers-
burg. Ben Hur, at II a. m; Syeuben-
vile. Enos Taylor, at 2:3O p. n; Clar
ington, Jewei, aJ $3.50 p. N.
There were 10 feet inches Of water
in the channel last night. Falling
slowly. a rise is coming ont Of the
Monongahela, and is due to-day
The Cruiser passed up with tow Of
empt.es.
The Oswego will start work again on
the bar al the mouth of the creek, when
the water recedes sufficiently.
Pittsburg, Pa, july S1-River Is feet
$40 and rising at the dam. Clear and
pleasant.
Oil City. Pa. July 31.-River 4 feet 9
inches ard falling. Gear and pleasant
w al ltAs I d. JutS 81. AN-Nt4 - 4CCl
inches Clear and warm.
Greensboro. Pa. July 31.-Piver %
feet inches and falling. Fair and
pleasant.
Point Pleasant, ". Va, July 81
River 81 feet 10 and rising. Cloudy;
rainfall SIS.
Cincinnati, o.. July 31.-River 80 feet
and falling Clear; rainfall %.
Cairo. Ills. July 31-River 80 feet
go and falling. Clear.
Evansville. Ind, July 91.-River 2S
fee $40 and rising. Gear.
Memphis, Tenn. July 31.-River q
feet Z inches and failing. Clear and
hot,
Louisville Ky. July S1.-River ris-
ing; l3 feet : inches in canal; Il feet ;
inches on the falls and 81 feet 10 inches
below the locks. Gear and warm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-01
Standing of Clubs

Cincinnati. o.. July 31.-Tha Reds
were beaten i'm the ninth inning, Pits
burg scoring rcur rams en- Ehrets error
and 2 few his. In the eighth inning
KiUen was arrested for striking the UNI
Dire. whose decision tina. Burke's two
base mir Was fair displeased The Pitts
burg pitcher. Killen was released on
bond. but will be brough, before the pc
lice court tomorrow on Q charge of as
saul-. Umpire Lally lost his temper
and struck back az Killen, but his blow
failed TO land. Il was ladies' day. At
rpD71aca = Geo Score.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-01
AT THE y N c. a

The young mems meetings at the Y.
VI. c. 4. are continued all through the
summer. The customary meeting will
be held tonight al s o'clock. To-mor-
row afternoon at ( O'Clock a gentleman
who has lived n South America will
give a talk on South America. or the
Neglected Continent" Young men are
always welcome az these meetings.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-01
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN

The regular Sunday services will he
he'd in the Second Presbyterian Church
tomorrow. Preaching BY the 9as'or.
Rev. Joseph Speers. both morning and
evening. Services at 1880 a. m and
7:45 p. m. This church viii remain
open all summer. 50 that all who desire
may have an opportunity to attend
Divine worship. The church has just
been renovated and the main room will
be occupied at the morning service. The
Improvements consist n general
cleaning up and repain,ing
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-01
AMATEUR NOTES.

The Keys ones would ike to hear
from any local team in the Ohio VAL
lev Parkersburg. Marietta and Sisters
Vile preferred.
Al East End brickyards:
Black Stars .OOOOO2O22-6 4 10
Niokerson .215121222-1S Is 0
Batteries. Gray, Redman and Prich-
ard, Mufeny and Glligan.The features
were Gilligan's coaching and Mufeny 5
pitching. who struck out zen men.
The c. ". SeabrighJs and Sincia!rs
will play Sunday on the latter $
grounds.
The nine capta.ned by Edward Briggs
will be pleased to hear from any nine
in the Ohio Valley under Is years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-01

ers were not well supported. Attend
ance. 200. Score:
Philadelphia 100000 . v o .
Earned runs, Boston .; pitchers sui
Ivan. Keener and Jordan; umpire
Lynch; time, 2;05.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-01
UPRIGHT PIANO MUST BE SOLD.

Several months ago We sold fine
Upright Piano 10 q summer hotel Which
has lately been compelled to make an
assignment The piano has been put in
our hands for sale, and It will be sold
at a great sacrifice tSan immediate pur-
chaser.
F. W. BANNER co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-01
BEIT,AIRE.

TIE Hlckett band was ag1,1 re-
streets yesterday s5rmad.ng ara
uLrg dr5sens about tsa Xeur
Afr giving Us s-ma ,2.ra .r
We over 20 WreD.re and
delightful ra-e-rm.l... EFarf
j5yd the tr.al
Mrs a. McD5weE and !. u r..
wife. Cf XIV. W. .u tl- s.
CITY yesterday ana dIre3 o. r.. 81.
Miss Molii Reese. # ths FIR
cute SICK az her u.m,.
7. r. Cow l1l W g. HureIn
Cve.and taking in -e rlc.e.
A coca many Of or~ people w p
the Hack t. band * arse. 10
to-day and some who ,7r't --
CAV say they W., % out r-
Han Bros store has beer
Wilkinson. Of ArnetrJug's 81
be opened up AZ once.
Tas Epw0-th I Igue v.U ho.l
PRAYER meeting q tt F.~s' ". r..
tom rrow morning. Eslt. My
pop,s wUl get up ,..t.e s5ri.er @
%, - hurried % e., r-1ly fer q
Cau-rh service.
Wm. Eyarz. cf New York. hae
rsp-r ma. "a W - WheeAng
Hen. David Wagner fJ- a
years 5-l b. ara ms s5u-in
c~cs axe g es=7st3n and B.
8. on " Jay
D 81
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I0-DBYS RBGE Meeting.
It's Success Depends Entirely Upon the
Weather,

The Race officials, and the List OF
Prizes-Wheeling Defeated alto
ledo-Results OF Games IN the
Three Leagues yesJerday-OJher
Shorts. Local and Telegraphlc.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicle of the Movements of Indi-
vidu,ts.

Miss Carrie Bier and Miss Annie
Letzllus. popular m.ll.ners at \. L.
Rice's. will leave Saturday fer three
weeks visit over the P. ". K.
The Rev. Mr.. Hershberger, formerly
of this city. but now Of Boston. will be
the guest OF Mr.. Michael Emsheimer
over Sunday. he will deliver a lecture
in Bellaire Tuesday night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-01

Prof. Shelf, the op,ician. will look
into your eyes and tell You If glasses
are needed or rot. Consultation and
examination free. a, ITO Main street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-01

The picaics given by the s.. Alphon-
sus Society are always a success. Don
fail 70 attend the celebration OF their
Silver Jubilee, on new Fair Grounds.
Monday, August Sc.
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" EXCITING GANE.

Special I'd The Register.
For, Waync, ma July 31.-T0-day's
game was close and exciting through
our. t was q battle royal between the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-01
ST. ALPYONSUS SOCIETY
To Celebrate lis Silver Jubilee To-
Morrow and Monday.

Interesting Exercises on Sunday
The Parade and Picnic on Mon
day Other Entertainments by
Religious Organizations-Church
improvements - Other Religious
Notes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-01

Mr. James Perdue. an OLD SD.
siding at Monroe. Mich 0l, s.
afflicted with rheuma'isu. oot =
prompt relief from pain or using
ber,2in's Pain Balm he say
times my back w0u'i ache so b.
7 could hardly rais- mp. II ]
gotten relief 7 would not b.
write these few ii- $. Chan
Pain Balm has done me a Sre.
good and | feel very thank.
For sale by druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-01
SAGINAW WINS.


ODttIaI % NE ht5.slVI'
Saginaw. Men. July 31.-The Log
Rollers celebrated their return from a
disastrous TRIP, by easily defeating the
MlIonaires. Ccesweu was too much
for the visitors and did not give them
an earned run. The score:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-01
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

PITTSBURG 9: CINCINNATI I.
WASHINGTON 4: BALTIMORE ).
BROOKLYN =: NEW YORK 9.
BOSTON Is: PHILADELPHIA 1.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-01

SAGINAW ................11 II >
Washington ...... .......... 3
Batteries. Saginaw, Cogswell and
Ncr,hvsng; Washington, Beadle and
Mitchell.
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New Mohair j Bs5liI Ta5s5 t n : a +

Shook & CO. 5.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-01

F. W. BANNER co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-20
be SlRuuj Aa0 HEARTY.
How 10 lie .rCDg ALL ill u Lie and
ylyUf.

II you starved for lwJ days, you wouio
feel a. weak as a cat.
Proof enough that your food IS the
cause OF your strength.
IL your stomach Is sick, you are starV-
ing away your strength. Slowly, per-
haps. but none the, less surely.
GU feel ii yourself.
You have nausea, loss OF appetite, head
ache, giddiness. pain IN the stomach, loss
OF strength. spirits. ana ambition.
What DO you think? That IT'S your
head?
but it's not. It's simply your slom-
ach.
Food is strength Stomach makes II
available. II stomach won't work. food
dots not become aNaAaoie strength
Shaker Digestive Cordial will. IN lew
doses, make your stomach well, and help
your food make you strong.
Who wouldn't be strong Whoever
won't take Shaker Digestive Cordial.
Sick. tired, weary, men and women
those who are working their bodies and
brains too hard, will find relief and
strength in Shaker Digestive Cordial
IL makes strength. IL makes health.
II makes happiness.
It's not an ordinary medicine; It's a
cordial.
It's pleasant 10 take, and more than
pleasant In its results.
For sale by all druggists. at 10, %. 80
cents. and sl.00 bottle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-20
rnpAccn EXCHANGE.

Richmond, a. 4 en-. l1s lo'''
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
Wrappers, Il hOgsheads, filters, 10 scrap
lbrIghO. :. leaf dark, y, Tugs ldarkl'
g. Total 50 h0gsheads.
The tobacco ispectOr reports to-day .
Inspections Bright, ! hOgshead; dark, 30
hogsheads and / box Renspecuons-
Bright / hOgshead, dark, . hOgshcads.
Myers. Farmers. Meals, Davenport s,
Planters, SeabrOok's, Shockoe, AileSnany,
and Old Dominion tobacco warehouses
report to-day. Receipts, 43 packages de-
liveries. 5s packages.
United States internal revenue coliec-
tions on tObaccos FOR the city or Rich
mond. va. to-day. Digars and cigarettes,
S6.22097. plug tOhaccos, 81, 'JO.3Z. Iotal'
me high wind to-day blew of and
completely wrecked a heavy glass SKY
iight ABOUT twenty-five feet long In the
roof OF DavenpOrt's tobacco warehouse.
our Mr. Maurice +. Smith, Who mas
been iudisDOscd tor several days past
would have been out to-day nut ior the
verv cold and clustering weather.
Tngre was "a bully bright tobacco saie
nj Shclb.rne's warehouse to-day, the
break consisting OF cutters, Strips, ana
smokers. which sold high.
Another h,g break Of fine West Viz
einia and Eastern North Carolina to-
baccos win be offered al this warehouse
Tomorrow. Mr. 3. ". Land VIII be on
hand TO see ms large shipment sold.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-20
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
saE CLOSING QUoTaT IONs or
MONEY.
.icring- and sales at tho itchmon" I'd
tseco Exchangc--internai heN'""'
Collections Foreign AdV.ces'

vrw YORK. Feb io,-cotion advanced
. fo a. nnIrfs ON some months DIT ia-led
ald closed 90 4 points hkneIf c.oSlhs
steady. WITH "a fs 90 ,ea - ~ irreo,ior
80 huf Boz the main % was stronger
. ...sffcn that the n'ars have be n
fr~ nc natter. and tNai the posi-
.. :rsofd Therefore. though
... i. mo Decline ~ one time. owirg
"a. in Iirf nool. liberal interior re-
rumor fhat the Nci estimate
icon increased 70 I0o0oN bales. a
estimate for New orleans to-mOr-
.. Tn moss OF spot cotton. and stagna-
M f. fro dry goods trade, yet later on
.It.. .Hranccd easily and closed very
...Ir lwfn~ 20 rn0a al rcceinte ~ Ife
IH denial OF the rumor that the
>.. ,sflnofc had been raircd 10 1000 q.
emo an Affirmation OF the previous cst-
frafo or f.J1leot q small Innate for
Houston tomorrow. expectations Of lighi-
,r receipts next week, buying hy leading
German houses. and also buying, II -
stated by iuman. Swami Co There
ia "a very rcmuncrauve parity between
Nov York and Liverpool, and IL ought
70 cause larger exports IN tne near ~
furc 10 would stimulate export trade
now but for tho refusal OF Liverpool 10
raanf its contract business 10 modern
requirements. Liverpool SOLO futures 10
come extent here to-day. but also pouEnt,
and The COntucntikewise bought inc
dr.rrs I'm prices shook ont a good deal
a. long cotton ard deposited = In much
s.rorcer hands. and the market IS ac-
~rrdinrv REGARDED ny not lew ~ u,,ls
g. ,,.[h better shane than recently. one
ereaf drawback is the dizziness or spot
cotton novovor ~~f 60 ~'"'
Gun until commercial paper becomes more
raIaIfe a change for the better ~ INC
commercial plpor market would stimu-
iefo dry g0odi and cause incr'a'eo "
cha-oe OF raw cotton. but paper sticks
az r. ner cent. and apparently not much
is wanted even al that.
Money on call easy at 3N4 per cent
.a.f loan and closing offered al 3 per
cont. prime mercantile paper 44' per
crarre oasv. with actual business IN
bankers bins no 4S6H0is6A for sixty DAYS
and 4S7lbQ4s1a. for demand. posted rates
4S7QleSB. commercial bills. 4S3FGlN'
Government bonds strong. state nonds
f.l Railroad bonds active and hlBneI.
g. Isrnr. az tho hoard was stronger.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-20
Justice Joans Court.

The following cases were disposed of
in the Police Court yesterday:
\. Baccigalupo and Charles Hutzler
were fined 50 and costs each for engaging
in a hsticun.
James H. Ragland (colored) was charged
with stealing $1,000. the property OF Mr.
". l.. Waiierstein.
Ragland. In making bis defence, stated
that he had been sandbagged and robbed,
but he was too well known and had been
held on too many charges FOR the Justice
to put any credence in his story. Tie
was sent TO jail tor four months.
John Nash (coloreD was sent TO jail
for thirty days for stealing an overcoat
the property OF Peter Novel;.
John Crawley (colored) was placed I'M
der 500 security for sixty days Tor as
saulting and threatening TO strike with
rock Anna Crawley.
James Randolph (colored) was put un-
der 500 security for sixty days, charged
with being a suspicious character.
Mary Christian (colored) was sent on 10
the grand jury for stealing goods TO the
value Of 800.
II. L. Lane was fined 81 and costs for
tre passing on l.. c. Schirckerts prop
erty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-20
Richmond p oduce Market.

MnOicedlc.)
! prices corrected weekly by r. ". Evans
" 60. general commission merchants)
0uofations to-day are as folloWsi
EGGS.
In crates, near by. fresh laid per dozen.
In crates. from other sections. fresh.
per dozen, II to i lie. ao,o, -.
In barrels and boxes, per Dozen I4c-
POULTRY.
Dressed turkey hens, choice, per pound,
Dressed 5T turkey gobblers. per pound
Dressed 'S chickens, small, per pound 10
" Dressed chickens, large, per pound,
Dressed ducks. fat. per pound. l3 to l5c.
Dressed ducks, poor. pes pound, 10 10 lzc.
Dressed geese, Tat. per pound 10 5c.
Live turkey hens. per pound, lie.
Live turkey gObDlers, per pound, nc.
Live chickens, large per pound, &c.
Live hens. per pound, TO lie.
Live ROSTERS, Old, per piece, ~ 10 Z5c.
Live ducks. fat. per pound. 2 10 Zoe.
Live geese, fat, per piece. 30 to 40c.
BIZ TIER.
Choice yellow rolls, per pound, II 10 l5c
New yellow and white rolls, mixed, pei
pound, IL 10 l5c.
New family packed. per pound, ID 10 l6c
New store packed per pound, i TO lie.
Common 20 good, per pound, TO Zoe.
Oranges choice per poX, $50 10 50.
lemons. choice. per box, 225 to $40
Iush potatoes. choice. Virginia, per
irish potatoes. choice. Western. per
Peas. large black-eyes. per bushel. a.lo
peas small black-eyes. per bushel. 81.
Eeals. choice navys. white, per bushel,
Beans common TO good, white. per
Eeans colored. per bushel 50 to sOc.
Onions. per barrel. Sl25 10 n.J0.
DRIED FRUITS.
Apples. bright, thin-sllced. per pound,
Apples dark. per pound. to il-4c.
cherries. pitied, per pound, Tc.
Peaches, peeled, bright, per pound. 6
- 80 MISCELLANEOUS.
Peanuts, Vnsi"ia, 40 - per pound.
peanuts. Virginia. No. p per pound.
Beeswax. best. per pound % 70 25c.
Tauow. best, per pound, 70 l-2c
Live goose feathers, white, per pound.
o. D,ressed hogs. large. per pound. SC.
Dressed hogs, small, per pound, 10
spare ribs and chimes. per pound, G to &c.
Sausage. per pound. z 10 Sc.
l.uIt. per INAtAf Nk q ~
HIDES.
Dry hints. per pound. TO Size.
DIV salted. per pound, Z 10 Sc.
Green sailed, per pound, &C.
Green DER pound, lie.
COUNTRY BACON.
Hams. well cured g 10 l0-pound aver
aCel. per pound. II TO lzc.
nams. well cured 10 10 N-pound aver
aael. per pound, 10 l0c.
Hams. new Is 10 lO-pound average), per
pound, 10 20 lie.
per pound, 10 &c.
Shoulders. well cured per pound. s to
shoulders. newly cured. per pound.
to &c.
sides, well cured, per pound. to 7c
Sires newly cured. per pound. 6 10 s i-9c
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
fnples. fancy. large. red. per barrel,
s. 30 to s2i5.
Apples. choice. large. red, per barrel.
81 20 81 %.
Apples. medium. large. per barrel. $50
to Sis.
Apples common. per barrel. 75c. to 81. IL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-20
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET

NV lOkn, FEB. ly-Beiween the
number Of buyers in the city and the
volume or business In prosfess M The airy
gOous market at first hands there -
J.st now "A striking contrast The FORM
or are ia fu.l ATTENDANCE. but INC ma
)OrIty Of them are representative OF
Ha.lef jODLIng houses a. ltlail con-
Gems whose operations H4c -on-4lcd TO
the local 1ODDlug or specia.ty gocus. ana
whose ~ essence f. not 4clt ~ 4ns extent
In cOmmtrcIa. circles. ln the 4at.er
business is reported as showing some
Improvement over yesterday, vDt tht IN
crease rs moi large cnOeSn 10 ne .thhllely
encouraging. Inc mails nave brought
forward a number Ol CONSERVATIVE Or
ders and not Few bids, the majority Of
the after at prices 10 which conserNa-
tin" would be a mild tenn 10 apply.
IL IS evident that some buyers entei am
or profess to entertain the opinion mat
the market tor cotton goods, sldp-es par
ticuial.y, has practically no bottom Dul
the euuanimity with which those receive
the rejection OF their bids would sus-
gest further that they have nad no
genuine business des gns behind mem, ana
that they have zen put forward Ior ell
feet only The late Discrimination OF
agents to quote open prices has pfobaoiy
fostered this condition, but the poicy OF
price revisions now In force ought 10 90
much 10 correct II.