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The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-09
Personal MENTION.

Mrs. Samuel Wadhams. of Duluth, is visit
ing her mother Mrs. Morris, of 274 Pleasant
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Hackett are occupying
the Pascal Smith residence, ON Laurel avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chase, of Laurel
avenue, will spend the season at Minnetonka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Upham will spend
the summer in Europe, sailing May 26.
Miss Laura Morganstern, who has been East
for three months, returns home May 16.
Miss Jones and Miss Borup are home from
Omaha and Council Bluffs.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmot Grant Pierce are
home from Cincinnati.
Mai. and Mrs. Wheeler are at home at
:6S =: rtland avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, Of the Marlborough
are at Minnetonka.
Judge Thayer, Of st. Louis, was at the
Aberdeen last week.
Mr. and Miss Mackey, of Saltwater, are Wis
iting in St. Paul.
w. H. Elsinger and family are located at
the Aberdeen.
DR.. and Mrs. c. G. Higbee will summer at
Lake Owasso.
Miss Gray, of Minneapolis, is visiting in ST.
Paul Park.
Mrs. crawftrc Livingston is home from
New York.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Southall are home from
Chicago.
Mrs. NJ D. Miller, of st. Paul Park, is in
Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Gates are at Mime
to1lka.
A. B. Driscoll and family are at White
Bear.
H. A. Boardman and family are at White
Bear.
Miss Archer and John Archer are at the
Ryan.
H. T. Quinlan and family are at White
Bear.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Ingersol are at DELL
wood
Mrs. W. F. Peet and children are at os-
ceoa.
Judge Otis and family are at Minaetonka.
George Archer and family are at Elmo.
George Benz is in Washington, D. C.
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uniting Miss Helma Patterson, and Mark
Tuttle in marriage. Miss Mildred Schiek
acted as bridesmaid, and Roy Mckenzie, of
ST. Paul, was best man. DR.. Mitchell, of the
Hennepin M. e. church. officiated. The brides
maid was dressed in dotted Swiss, trimmed
with pink taffeta ribbon and lace. A recep-
tion followed the ceremony. The young
couple will reside in st. Paul.
Cards are out for the marriage of Harriet
Marie, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. j.
Weyl, to August Hohenstein, a well-known
young business man. The ceremony will take
place Wednesday,at o'clock, in the English
Lutheran church, Lafayette and Woodward
A reception will follow at the residence of the
brides parents, 6S2 Burr street Mr.. and
and will be at home after May 80.
Miss Marie Louise Marien was married to
Henry C. Spalding at the brides home, On
Burr street, at 4 o'clock Wednesday. The
bride is the daughter of Sergt. Louis Marien,
of the Margaret street station. The couple
went to Duluth.
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gloves. That Glove Car

gloves. Tnst ai1a5. Glove It hesss ea5,
up. And why shouldn't it?
What all good judges say, must
be true. Good judges all say
that Manufacturers is Glove
headquarters of the North west,
and the constantly increasing
patronage proves it. Here are
some glove reasons that can be
found IN St. Paul only at Mann
heimers'.
The Celebrated Reylier.
Perrin's Peerless Pioue.
The Famous Maegioni,
And the best Sl.00 Glove in the q. S.
See our display of Kayser Silk
gloves the best in the Northwest
prices are SOC to S!.25.
AS 4 Monday special, we Of Sc !.
fer Paris Black Tafeta Silk LeYL
Gives, the SOC quality, for.
See our line of Bicycle Gloves.
Time your Fur Storage was HERE.
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millinery n; NJ %;a;;y ';;y f.;

portations of Dress and Carriage
Hats latest Paris ideas for
May--also a fine collection of
Suit and Dress Hats and bon
nets Of our own designing, at
extremely low prices.
Misses and Children's Trim
med Hats, large assortment
of Untrimmed Hats, correct
styles in Sailors, made by mems
hatters, and an elegant line of
Imported Manillas and Java
Walking Hats.
Cycling Hats---correct styles
in Linen Crash, Feather-weight
Canvas and latest Straw effects.
Just received, direct from
Paris, shipment of Bluettes,
Clovers, Roses, Poppies and
Foliage aud all the desirable
Summer Flowers.
Time your Fur Storage was HERE.
Phone or postal-we call.
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they have been for the health of the latter.
They expect to depart for Europe with
their mother.
Mr. Trott and family are in the Murray
cottage.
W. H. Green is at Dellwood for the sum-
mer.
l. A. Grant will spend the summer at Bald
Eagle
Frank Williams has bought the Rhew cot
tage.
Charles Gage has bought the Dahlberg cot
tage.
]. A. Sanders is at his home on the Island.
c. w. Withe and family at Dellwood
Mr.. Greenvile is in the Parr cottage.
Mr.. Lowe will soon be at the Beach.
Judge Bum is on the Island again.
De w. C. Ruff is at Bald Eagle.
w. F. Zechan is at White Bear.
C. S. Story is on the Island.
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Mrs. Pendleton's "Four-in-Hand at
the Metropolitan Wednesday evening
led socially last week. and in fact was
the only event of any social Importance
whatever. On that evening, however,
society turned out in handsome holiday
attire, and did graceful homage to
charity and incidently to art. The play
itself was a pretty success, and the
pictures beautiful living works of art
There were several box parties in at
tendance. and the body of the house
presented an attractive appearance
with it's gathering of handsomely
gowned women, effectively offset by es-
corts in conventional evening attire.
This event closed the social season
In town. and the only affair ahead OF
Importance to womenkind is the meet
ing of the state d. A. r. tomorrow
in Park Congregational church, though
of course, the monument association
will attract attention all summer.
A Minneapolis young woman, visit
ing in Los Angeles, Cal, has the fol-
lowing ia say in regard to the Fiesta:
'Well. I've done the Fiesta. 1t was
very disappointing. The most gorgeous
and sublime feature of the whole af-
fair was the ladies hats. Next to them
was the Chinese portion of the parade.
Honestly, the best thing was the Fiesta
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concert, which was given in Hazards
pavilion Wednesday evening, April 21.
The chorus numbered $50 voices, I
believe, and was exceedingly well
trained. The only thing in any of the
parades which was entirely new to me
was the Chinese dragon and lion I'm
agine a long piece of cloth bumped
and scaled like a dragon and of
brilliant pink The head extremely
hideous. with glaring eyes and wide
open mouth. The tail a mixture OF
fish, snake and feather duster. The
sides only come down to the waists
of the men who carry it. 1t must be
heavy, for they are relieved every five
minutes. The thing is made to wrig-
gle by the men dancing from side to
side The head MODS and the tail wag-
giles Cinnamon with long spears and
some with fans dance around it's head
and pretend to aggrevate it, and it
chases them. They shout and some
times become so occupied in their an
tics the white marshal has to stop
them and make them move on. 1t is
the most ridiculous thing [ ever saw.
The closing meeting of the Thursday
club was held last week. The essay
lists for next year were entertained by
Miss Sou Willis Tuesday afternoon.
Among those present were the Misses
Caroline Beaumont, Castle, Jessie
Waite, Fannie Estabrook, Lillian Moore.
Kate Chittenden, Margaret James and
Mrs. c. j.. Backus.
The state meeting Of the D. A. r.
which takes place in Park Congrega-
tional church Monday. is attracting the
attention of every Daughter in the
state. and the outlook is bright for
large attendance The local chapter
is making every preparation for the re-
ception and entertainment of the
guests. and the days programme is
being carefully arranged. There will
be a morning and afternoon session,
followed by a reception to the visitors
in the evening.
The reception of Rev. DR.. Andrews,
rector of Christ church, comes off
Tuesday evening in the guild house,
and will be one of the larger events
of the rapidly waning season.
Mrs. John McNamee, of Laurel ave
nue. entertained at euchre Wednesday
evening.
An informal cycle party, followed by
a Welsh rarebit supper, was given by
Messrs. Seely, Richards and Wallace
Tuesday evening. Present We're Misses
Nellie Coburn, Nellie Stevenson, Edna
Brown, Kate Lewis, Mabel Gates and
Mabel Lanpher, and the Messrs. Harry
clearinghouse, Neeley and Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. F. Mccormick.
A reception will be given Dr. Hoyt,
in the House of Hope parlors Monday
evening, May II. DR.. Hoyt will occupy
the pulpit at that church in DR.. Eg-
bert'S absence.
Mrs. C. F. Rawlinson, of the Port
land, entertained at luncheon Thurs
day.
Mrs. E. M Prouty. of Holly avenue,
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IN CUPID'S REALM.

Announcement has been made Of the mar
riage of Frank NJ Farwell, formerly of this
city, to Miss Lucy G. Farweii, Of New York
The wedding took place April q. at the resi-
dence Of the brides parents, los West Seven
c. Peters performing the ceremony. Only
few relatives and intimate friends witnessed
the marriage. Mr. Farwell. liie groom. has
a wide circle Of friends in this city, and was
one of the most popular men n st. Paul So
ciety. Mr.. and Mrs. FarweIl will continue
to reside in New York city.
Wednesday evening pretty ceremony took
place at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs Ed
Platt, 415 Eleventh street south, Minneapolis,
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hosiery =4'$ a: II s;:;:S;;; ;:;:: :::;:

81 we begin a
great combination sale of
Women's and Children's Hos
s iery and Underwear. Laid out
: on 4 center tables at Csc, 39e,
; A9c and 95c will be found the
{ cream ofl our stock, consisting
{ of Womei1's and Children's Silk,
Lisle Thread and Cotton Hos
iery and Underwear. Read
every item-there will surely be
something that will interest
you.
On the 25e Table will be found
Wonen's sleeveless or short sleeve
! Lis1e Thread Vests.
Women's long or short sleeve Bal
: briggan Vests.
Women s Knee or Ankle Pants.
5 sWornteen en- n'sd d rI4is11e efasI bread Hosiery,
tans, Tb1aeksT grays and OK blood.
Wone11's Hern1sdorf Black Stock
) }ings with unb1eached soles.
Chi1dren's, extra quality Lisle
s Thread and Cotton Hosiery. a
Children's Balbriggan Underwear,
{ all sizes, Soc quality.
Infants Cashmere Hosiery, tans,
; blacks and whites.
On the 39e Table
Women's best imported Lis1e
Thread Vests, pink, blue, cream,
white, ecru and fast black.
Women's finest imported Sea ISL
and Cotton Vests, white dnd ecru.
Our famous SOC and Csc Foot Com
fort Hosiery,
Our SOC Riche1ieu Ribbed Lisle
Thread Hosiery.
On the Acc Table.
Women's Silk sleeveless Vests,
white, cream, pink, blue and 1aven-
der,
Wonen's 81. 90 Silk Plated Hosiery,
20 styles, black, cream, also Black
Boots with coiored and fancy tops.
All our fancy drop stitch and Lace
Ankle Hosiery, in tans, blacks and
bronze.
On the CSC Table
Our finest quality Won1en's Pure
Silk Vests, with short or no sleeves.
Women's pure Silk Hosiery, blacks
aud tans, and all our $50 quality
Lisle Thread Hosiery.
We have only mentioned a few
items. There will be many addition
al good things on each table.
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fspHs Storage Headquarters. Re
ssh liable--Reasonab able--Respon-
sib1e a stitch in time. For small
charge we take practical care cf
your Furs and insure you against
loss from any cause. 1t costs con-
siderable to repair the ravages of
moths, consequent upon want of
practical care.
Fur repairs done NOW for the
used.
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WHITE BEAR LAKE.

Gibbs post. G. A. r., White Bear Lake, at
their last meeting determined to make their
most memorable they have had for years.
Mrs. David Hannah intends soon leaving
for visit to her sisters, Mrs. De Rccher of
Chicago, andM rs. S. A. Crandall, Of Taco
ma, Wash.
Clay Spinl who has been at the hospital
having an operation performed on his hand
has returned to White Bear fully recovered.
The Hooker cottage at Bald Eagle will be
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NORTH ST. PAUL.

The Social Circle club held a very success
full cinch party on last Saturday evening at
their club rooLns. Prizes were won by HUI
bert Schleck, R. A. vosburg and Victor An
derson.
The German Lutheran church gave a very
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free instructions all this
week i'll the uses of War
ren's Featlerbone, by a representa-
tive direct from the New York par
lors. You are invited. Take eleva-
tor to third floor. Special attach
ments gratis to every lady inter
eSted.
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entertained the Ladies Reading circle
TueSdaV afternoon

entertained the Ladies' Reading circle
Tuesday afternoon.
The women of Plymouth church gave
a reception Thursday evening to ReV.
and Mrs. w. B. Millard in the church
parlOrs.
A charity euchre party was given
Wednesday evening at the home or Dr.
and Mrs Angus Macdonald for the BEN
eft of the st. Paul Tabernacle society.
Mrs. w. B. Hickey, of Osceola ave
nue.. gave at homes Tuesday and
Thursday evenings of last week.
A card party was given Friday even
ing at the home Of Mrs. Lamprey, on
Central park, for the benefit of the
Catholic Infants home.
An entertainment will be given the
latter part of the month at the home
of Mrs. Oliver Dalrymple, on College
avenue, for the benefit of st. Paups
church.
A silver tea was given Wednesday
afternon at the home of Mrs. G. l.,
Butcher. SO Victoria street. The
women of st. Clements church were
in charge.
Mrs. T. L. Blood, of Central Park,
entertained informally Wednesday for
Miss Markell, of Duluth.
The Holly Avenue Euchre club met
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q sef department = The flower
O. season here, and so are Jardi-
nieres in great variety. Monday
specials:
$1,000 Stoke Jardinieres for ST. 90
5000 Doulton Jardinieres for. 81. rs
$500 Bavarian Jardinieres for SZ.75
$3.75 Imperial Jardinieres for S2.Z5
$3.50 Bavarian Jardinieres for Si.75
Sis Trenton Jardinieres for ....75c
75c Court Jardinieres for. ....... 500
6Oc Court Jardinieres for. ....... .4Oc
SOC Court Jardinieres for. ....... soc
See our magnificent collection of
Bronze Figures and Lamps, just re-
ceived.
Another shipment of the ce1ebrat-
ed M. & w. 'e7 Bicycle Lamps, lock
wick and double convex lens. O. no
Regnlar price $500, 0l.y0
The only BICYCLE Lamp construct
ed on scientific principles.
Time your Fur Storage was HERE.
Phone or postal-we call.
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cloak dept.

OlUuA uSPs'
We received from three of the
largest and best makers OF
Ladies' Suits and Skirts in New
York, nearly $50 pieces, at prices
but what do you care how
we got them--or what we paid
for them--provided you get
them right, and they are right
when bought? Of one thing be
assured, they are the Mann
heiner kind--made the Mann-
heimer way. Read onl
Ladies' Ready to Wear Dresses.
Handsome all-wool fabrics. many
different weaves, all the leading and
popular colorings, nearly every one
with silk-lined Jackets, Gc IN
some trimmed. others plain az. .tsg
$40. 90 values for ....
Another lot, plain and mixed ma
terials, made with all styles of Jack
e,. cts, Etons, s.,.. Refers, fly fly g1A M
FBay
ct silk lined; SIS values for
Other beautiful suits at $3.50,
$500 and $500, equally as
good values as the above.
Mark our word. This sale will be
long remembered as the best val
men ever offered.
SEPARATE SKIRTS.
The prices named here for Mon
days selling will be most agreeable
surprises-al1 manner of wool fab
ricss and colors, handsome Black
Brocaded Silks, Satins and Gros de
Londres, also stylish colorcd snake
skin Moires.
Handsome Figured Bril1iantines,
the $500 kind for $1.o0, the $3.50
kind for $3.50, and the S4 so kind
for $500.
Black Cheviot Serges, the 5000
kind, for $3.75.
Handsome Black and White Basket
Weaves, the &c. so kind for $4 90.
Handsome excellent quality Black
Gros de Londres, the S12. so, $3.50
and $500 kinds for 5000, $3.50
and 500.
Snakeskin Moire, very handsome
sheen, the $3.50 kind for Sos nu-
merous other fabrics at all prices.
LADIES' JACKETS.
Those who buy-those who buy
carefully, and see all stocks at their
best, join in the popular verdict that
Mannheimers' is headquarters for
Jackets-stoclS complete, sizes and
colorings right, and many of the
styles exclusively our own. Just
now makers are taking big losses
we help the1n-our patrons get the
benefit. For Monday.
$1s. so and S1o.5O Jackets Su.OO
S13. so and $3.50 Jackets. $500
$1,000 Jackets for So. Is
5000 Jackets for. ga. Is
All except the last number are full
lined, with plain or fancy Taffeta,
Satin Dnchesse and Tailor Serge.
LADIES' BICYCLE SUITS
Every day we hear ladies say that
the Nash, the Comfort, the Empire
and the Imperial Suits embrace
every practical and sensible feat
ure.
AS Monday specials we offer three
lines Of stylish Nash Suits, different
cloths, also other styles in divided
skirt and b1oomer suits. Gse AA
Big values, latest styles, ~ Hill
the $50 kind, for. YO'V"
Other Suits, all manner of makes
and fabrics, at prices from $50 to
$50.
Handsome and practical Saddle
Seat Circular Skirts, in all the spring
colorings, cadets, greens, tans,
browns and grays, Jackets full silk
lined, at prices from S. so to SIS. 90.
Ladies Silk B1oomers, for lsA FA
circular and divided skirt p Ass
cycling habits, each ...
LAUNDERED WAISTS.
Just arrived-The Ladies king"
We have all the leading swell and
popular effects, the finest foreign
and domestic fabrics.-ail manner of
Collars and Cuffs. Prices from SOC
to Sc. so.
Time your Fur Storage was HERE.
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dress goods.

Sweeping reductions in Paris
Dress Goods. The balance of
this se5scn's stock of Imported
Novelties will be placed on sale
Monday at '98cents yard-less
than cost of importation. They
lnclude'the most popular weaves
'of the season in Guipure Dam
assoc, Canvas Resille, Grena-
dine Jaspa, Mexican Canvas,
Hammock Suitings, Fancy Eta
mines, Silk-and- Wool Novelties,
and Burlap Suitings.
These2goodss heretofore no.
at $1.25, ST. 50 and $500 a VIC
yard. Our special sale price
AS quantities are limited, an
early response is advisable. No
samples furnished.
Phenomenal Offering.
60 pieces of latest weaves, in Black
Crepon, Raised Worsteds, Tufted
J Mohairs and other swell weaves, for
separate skirts and gowns, A7.
value 75c, SSc and S1.OO 4AE
yard. For Monday, only.
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bufferick patterns we
~ "a = a AA~ are agents for all
patterns and publications issued by
the Butterick Publishing Co. June
patterns now here, also the new
'G1ass of Fashion" We take sub
scriptions at 25c a year-the regular
price is Soc
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-09

Mrs T. L. Blood, of Central Park.
entertained informally Wednesday for
Miss Markell, of Duluth.
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oMz11zA42xlzzNn q
W0ZI
Sixth and Robert Streets. st. Paul.
a climax silk sale.

KNOWN will sale Monday 930 O'Clock
at these wonderful bargain prices:
Twenty Gents yard-worh 5oc essas
Printed India Silks
Black India Silks Suitable, for Dresses Waists
24nch Evening Satins, o
Silks 1t 20 Ocentsa yard
The Red Black Fad has reached ST. Paul. 50 beautiful
combinations of red and black and black and red just
They will be ready Monday.
Forty Gents a yard-worth 75c and ST. 90.
Stripe
Plaid Silks, Dresses Separa
Jacket linns Rufies
Black Tafetas ,andm oherpu
Tafea Silks, Monday Nc
lovely color combinations;
India
BlackG
Cerse Red Purple Green, Watermelon Tafetas. We have
them We always had them Every shade of these
choice colors
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Illuminated Plaid Tafetas, 8 and
4-color colnbina tions,
Elegant Cut Velvet Effects in swell
Dar1as patterns,
Roman and Grecian Stripes and
Barre effects.
Handsome large Patterns in Black
Gros Grains and Satins,
Louisene Plaids, Poplin Plaids
and Checks,
Extra heavy wide Black Satins and
Peau de Soies,
Rich Gros Grain and Armure Silks,
Arn1ure Moire Ve]ours, etc.
GRENADINES, GaENADgNEi
fu1 fabrics. Not good design n1issin
widths, came Saturday. Ready Mond
EXTRA sPECsAa.-A4 Cents
pieces, the Absolutely Correct Shades
wide
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Correct and absolutely proper ideas
and effects for Waists, Gowns, Sep
arate Skirts and combinations to
make UP with fine wool Dresses.
There is probably no stock of such
lovely fancy and plain silk fabrics in
the whole West as we show this sea-
SON. Prices on this lot for Monday,
81 cents a yard.
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These are used for Waists, full
Dresses, Separate Skirts, Petticoats,
Jacket and Skirt Innings, Ruffies,
fronts for wool dresses, foundations
for wool and fine cotton and linen
Dresses, and many other purposes.
All will be sold Monday at 4Oc yard.
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Ia tas,cho shades
Black Sai
Black Arnur
B1ac
this TO pe n1gne
Check
Colored Tafetas Yard.
Double War Black
New York other Eastern cities consuming great
Fouars perfect has set in for Foulard
Waists Gowns Our stock perfectly lovely
wonderful
Mmetyasevem Gents yard-worth to $500
This collection will be gandest oered1lks OF
highest newest SWEETEST patterns the most
qualities anywhere this seasonnoted the
best Silk in years.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-09

Miss Barry gave a pretty reception
at the Aberdeen last evening, closing
her season. She leaves shortly for the
SeaShore.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-09

Mrs w. B. Hickey, of Osceola ave-
nue.. gave at homes Tuesday ana
Thursday evenings Of last week.
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A reception will be given DR.. Hoyt,
in the House of Hope parlors Monday
evening, May II. DR.. Hoyt will occupy
the pulpit at that church in DR.. Eg-
bert'S absence.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-09

The annual meeting of the Collegiate
Alumnae association took place last
evening in Minneapolis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-27
GROCERIES.
Register Office.
WHEELING. January %.

ANN FlotNA CA4AN|s
WHEELING January %.
Syrup-Silver Drips Syrup, ice; Fancy
Drips, ;2ic; &c additional in half barrels;
New Orleans MOlasses-Fdncy new crop,
35c; choice. &c; prime. 3)c; mixed goods
New Orleans 2Sc; bakers goods, lSc.
MISUNDERSTANDING medium :. &. hams.
92ic; 2O-lb average, Sac 5. G. breakfast
bacon. 6&4WS4c; 5. G. shoulders &C.: city
sides. SIC, ham beef re; ordinary beef. lie.
Lard-Schenks pure leaf, uerces, 5Ac;
ArmourS pure. tierceS. Sac. The advance
for smaller packages over uerces is as fol-
lows: Fancy tubs nc: 50-lb tins. l4c 20-lb
tins, 50; i0-lb tins, $4c; bib tins, ;sc: BIB
cans, lc.
23iac; fancy green. 23i2c; peaberry A&c;
ToSstng grad grades 1sl5 &c. 5ava a5d Mocha
3pcc; high grade. 2jlsc. Roasted In pack
ages-Arbuckle's coffee, l3.9c; Jersey col
fee H.79c; Lion coffee. 1870; Arrow COT
fee l5.29c; Panhandle coffee. l5.23c.
Canned Goods-3-lb fancy tomatoes, SJc;
tomatoes, new soc; Hartford Co. stand
ard corn. 60c; 2-lb Honey Drip corn 81 10;
yellow free. 81 %: 3-ib STANDARD able
teaches 81 50: pie peaches. zoe: lib Deep
Sea full standard cove oysters. 9Oci LIP
STANDARD strins beans, 0oS ~ :, sa ~. coz 81,
beef, 81 90. I'D can cnlpped beef. 8 -. LID
can lunch tongue. So o.. &c.,, r..
ON-Lard, extra western. strained. 6rc;
carbon oil. 10. &c; carbon, 80 Sc: water
white. Sl2c; Lewis miner winter white oil,
42c summer white, Gle.
Sugars-Cut loaf. 5.llc; cubes, 4.Hc;
powdered 4Ac; graduated, standard,
4gc: standard confectioners' \, 45Gc Co
iumbia 4. 42ic Ridgewood A, 42ic;
America A. 4.2ic; white extra c. $.%c; g
3.g2c: choice fruit sugar. 35Jc; cldrlled'
y. o., 4i4c. ~.
Rice-Fancy pearl. &C.: choice pearl 53sc;
choice domestic 6l2C; prime domestic. 0$4c;
fair domestic. 512c fancy head. 6l9c.