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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-03
BELIAIRR
All Sorts OF Local New, aud Gossip From
the Glass city.

All Sorts or Local News and Gossip From
the Glass city.
State Food Commissioner Blackburn
dropped into town yesterday and ex-
poets to remain over until the big cele-
bration hero on Monday next He Is
getting along smoothly and nice In his
office and Is quietly looking about as
to the situation politically as he goes
along. though his visit here Is purely
social. and Mrs b. was expected to ar
rive from Cleveland last night.
Two big grand stands will b. erected
on the commons for the accommodation
OF the public on Monday, and two brass
bands, one In each, VIII furnish the
music during the ball game, the bfoy-
Gle races the clay pigeon shoot and nil
the other attractions for the celebra-
tlon. The firemen's races and the fire.
works will be in town az night.
Manger westlake, OF the Capitols, re-
ceiVed word yesterday from Barnes
Vile stating that the baseball team of
that city could not be here on the
Fifth. 1t IS probable that the Mounds
Vile team will come.
John 4. Jones and wife and son, who
have been visiting friends and relatives
her for q few day pas, viii leave to-
day for Chippewa Lake, where they
will spend the summer
Fred. Erbele. formerly OF this city.
but now working in Chicago. ILL.,. on the
b. &; o. line, is in the city calling on
friends and relatives.
The mail carriers sacks have arrived
at the post office, ready for the lucky
applicants who receive the appoint
ment for mail carrier.
Misses Florence aud Carrie Cock
ayne, OF Tifiin, o., are the guests OF
their grandmother, Mrs c. Brockman,
In the Third Ward.
Mrs. NJ. G.. Lessely and daughter left
yesterday Tor Plttsburg after spending
several weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Henry Kunkel
Miss Jennie Kunket iet yesterday for
PitttsburR. where sho will spend the
summer with relatives.
Mrs Frank Lily, OF Hartford, Ind,
Is the guest OF friends and relatives In
the First Ward.
Richard Rnne, Of GAINESVILLE. will be
home to-day from that place to spend
the summer.
The American Mechanics Band went
10 Cambridge. They wlll be gone sew
cral days.
Samuel stricklln, OF Albany. Ind, Is
the guest OF his parents in the First
ward.
Nose Herzbcrg has gone to Glove
land, where no has accepted n position.
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Queer in the pool Il Is sun holding AZ
AS barrels q day. The producliSn Of the
Elk Fork pool Is estimated al $500 bar
Tels day.
III the deep sand territory, seuth OF the
Mills tract. In Wetzel county, the South
Penn oil Company has drilled In is NO,
4 on the Lnyeall farm and has a s5-harrei
nrnducar
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Ferry, Elm Grove ut TlltonvllIe Ben
wood at Beabouts Wheeling Laundry at
Little Havana.
Bartolls, Tiltonvllle ut Elm Grove. Bea-
bouts at Benwood, Little Havana at
Wheeling Laundry. Martins Ferry at
Iutz Brothers
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As 90 large a proportion OF Wheeling
will observe to-day as the Fourth, the
crowd at the closing game OF the
season. Ferguson, the visiting teams
crack pitcher. viii be In the box. and
will be opposed by Gnrvey, for Wheel
ing. The game will be called at ago
O'clock
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other Interstate Games.

a, yonr,stown. RHE
YOUNGSTOWN q SSSSSSdSS
Hatteries-Y Youngstown. pFadIe and zln'
ram, Dayton, Reiman and Weand,
,,,rsoola RHE
Mansfield 80 ;s9SS5SS S-lSiSs I
1stteries-Mansaeld Ely and Lynch
Fort Wayne. Herr. MInnehan ana camp
bell.
4, Now csst,s RHE
New csstle.,.o i99d 99 Q ~ u y
Springfield 81 20 . - - :
Batterles-New Castle, Hewitt and GRAZ
fus; Springfield, TTeAdwell ana S'e'leA'
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WANTED.
GENERAL NOTICES
pRoPosALs.
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.

NToTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
IN Sealed Proposals.
Senled proposals Will be received until
Tuesday, July 10. 1897. at 10 o'clock q. m,
for the erection OF Stone Building and
Iron Cells at tho West Virginia Peniten-
tlary In accordance with plant. and spocl-
fioAtions adopted by the Board OF Dlroc-
tors Tor the West Virginia Penltentiary.
Bids will be received as follows:
FIRST--For the excavation and stone
work for the proposed new. building
SECOND-For cells and Iron grilles.
THIRD-For carpenter work, glazing,
roofing and plastering.
Contractors can get forms for bids from
the office OF Franzhelm, Glesey 4 Fnris,
architects. Wheeling. W. Va, or from
John l., Lnughlln, secretary, MoundByllle.
~ Va. All bids 10 be sesied and 70 be
marked "Bids for Proposed Building" and
addressed 10 the Secretary OF tho West
Virginia Penitentiary, Moundsvilie. w.
Plans and specifications can be seen at
tho ONCE OF the architects and at tho
wnrden's ONCE in tho prison, Mt Mounds
willie, w. Va, aftor Wednesday, June 10,
1871, and tho board OF directors reserve the
right 10 reject any and all bids
by order OF the board OF directors.
JOHN l.. LAUdHLlN, Secretary.
Juno II. 1891. inl5
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Special Dispatch TO the Intolllgcncor.
SPRINGFIELD, July The Grand
Rapids club of the Western League has
given up It's claims TO Flrst-baseman
Lew whistler, who will now report 10
the local team and assume Its manage
mont
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THE AMATEUR LEAGUE
The season Opens To-aAy-rhe Sch sdai'
Has Bssn Adopted.

The Season "Opens To-nAy
Has Been Adopted.
The first games of the Inter-clty
amateur league, Just organized, VIII be
played on Saturday, Sunday and Mon
day This afternoon, on the Bridgeport
grounds, the Bridgeport and Elm Grove
teams will meet. A game was TO have
been piayed by the BaFtolIs Tigers and
I,utz brothers this afternoon, but It mas
heen postponed until tomorrow atter-
Noon MT 2 O'clock on the brickyard
grounds, Eighth ward ON Monday the
Wheeling Laundry and Little Havana
teams win play two games at the Island
(leaRlie) park, morning and afternoon
Other games for Monday are rs follows
Bartolls Tigers at Tlltonville; Lutz
Brothers VI, Beaboute, on Tunnel
Green: Bridgeport at Benwood; Mar
tins Ferry at Elm Grove. y Is possible
the Martins Ferry club VIII flicker rlght
All the start, but there are several teams
ANXIOUS to take the vacancy. The fol-
lowing schedule. drawn up by member
OF the board OF control. has been adopted
by the board:
First Week.
Saturday, July 1O-Bridgepdrt at Mar
tins Ferry. Elm Grove at Benwood, Lit
lie Havana at TiFtonvlIle, Lutz Brothers
nt Beabouts Bartolis at Wheeling
Monday, July 12-Martin's Ferry at
bridgeport, Benwood at Elm Grove,
Tlltonville at little Havana, Beabouts
at Lutz Brothers. Wheeling Laundry at
Bartolls.
Second Week.
Saturday, July 1T-Elm Grove at Mar
tins Ferry, Beawpod at TlltonYille, Lit
tie Havana at Lutz Brothers Beabouts
at Bartblls, Wheeling Laundry at
Bridgeport.
Elm Gorve, Tiitonville at Benwood,
I,utz Brothers ut Little Havana, Bar
tolls at Beabout, Bridgeport at Wheeling
Laundry.
Third Week.
Saturday, July 94-Elm Grove at
Bridgeport Benwood at Martins Ferry,
l.utz Brothers at Tlltontille, Beabouts at
Wheeling Laundry, Little Havana at
Bartols.
Monday, July 26-Bridgeport at Elm
Grove. Martins Ferry at Benwood, TIL
tonvlle at I.utz Brothers. Wheeling
Laundry at Beabouts, Bqrtolis at Little
Havana
Fourth Week.
Saturday. July S1-Benwood ut
bridgeport. Martins Ferry at Tllton-
VILE. Little Havana at Beabouts, Lutz
Brothers ut Bartolls, Wheeling Laundry
az Elm Grove.
Monday, August 2-BridRcport at BEN
wood, TiItonvllle at Martins Ferry, Bea-
bouts at Little Havana, Bartolis at Lutz
Brothers, Elm Grove at Wheeling Laun-
dry.
Fifth Week.
Saturday. August 7--Lutz Brothers at
bridgeport, Little Havana at Martins
Ferry, wheeling Laundry at Tiltonvllle,
Bepwnod at Bartolls, Beabouts at Elm
Grove.
Monday, August 9--BridEeport at Lutz
BROTHERS, Martins Ferry at Little Ha
vana. Tlhunville at Wheeling Laundry,
Bartolis at Benwood, Elm Grove at Bea-
bouts.
Sixth Week.
Saturday August 14-wheellns Laun-
dry at Luts Brothers. Beabouts at Mar
tIn's Ferry. Elm Grove at Bartolls, Ben
wood at Little Havana, Tlltonvlllc at
bridgeport.
Monday, August lG-Lutz Brothers at
Wheeling Laundry, Martins Ferry at
Beabouts, Bartoils al Elm Grove, Little
Havana at Benwood, Bridgeport at TIL
tonvlllc
Seventh Week.
Saturday, August 2i--Bartols at Mar
tins Ferry Wheeling Laundry at BEN
wood, Beabouts at Tittouyiiic. Little Ha-
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fsreufTton ftntss via Wheeling q Lake
tlrls for Fourth of Juiy.

on July Q, 4, nnd 0, tho wheeling &
Lake Erie Hallway viii sell excursion
tickets at one fare for The round trip
within distance of two hundred miles.
Tickets good for return trip 10 nn1 In
Guiding July O.
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Earned runs, pittsburgh 2 Lott on
hits, Eycritt. Lyons, Merritt. Three-base
hits. Ryan Davis, Stolen bases, Everitt.
LANCE 2. Conner. Double plays, Arson and
Friend. Ely. Padden and Lyons Struck
out. by Hnwley &. Base on hallH. on Friend
g: OF HhwlNy T. Hit with ball, Hawley.
Time, 21O. Umpire. Sheridan.
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The Same.
Old SarsapariIla.

J rhat'a Ayers, Tie same old
sarsapafilla as it was made and
sold by Or. ], c, Aver so years
ago. In the laboratory 1t Is
I different. There modern appli-
auees lend speed to skili and
experience. But the sarsapa'
rilia is the same old sarsaparilia
that made the rscord-SO years
OF cures. Why don'twe better
IN Well, we're much in the
condition Of the Bishop and the
raspberry: DOUBTLESS" he
said, "God might have made q
better berry. But doubtless,
also, He never did" Why
don't we better the sarsaparlllal
We can't. We arr using the
same old plant that cured the
Indians and the Spaniards, II
has not been bettered. And
since 100 make sarsaparilla COM
pound out of sarsapasilia plant,
we see no way of improvement.
OF course, II we were making
some secret chemical compound
we might. But we're not.
We're making the same old sai-
saparilla to cure the same 80
diseases. You can tell it's the
same old sGrsapariIEG be-
cause 1t works the same old
cures. It's the sovereign blood
| purifier, and-it's Ayers.
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SUNDAY BASE BALLS

WHEELING vs.. PARRERsBURd.
Special train to Pnrkerburg Sunday
morning Mt $50 o'clock Secure your
ticket jya
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SPORTS.
nonllnn,i Yrom s.sona Pag,.

Earned runs, WheelInE v IuIt1U y = ~, ~
hass His Vetters 2, Messett, Beck y smith
> Nysrs, HaBsamer, Langsford z, Home
run Robinson. Double play; dllkh ana q. A. AZ,
tbnr Bases on balls, by Camppei by
Keenan, I. Struck out bE , Eatnppsssh 4 I'M W.
pire Mr. EAslon.
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Excursion to Atlantic Cliy-Rsduc,d
Hates via II. q q,

Tho Baltimore and Ohio II, II, will
inaugurntc n series of popular excur-
slons to Atlantic city, Cape May and
Sea Isle City during the sum-
mor season. The FIRST OF the series Ia
announced for Thursday, july Sth. Tho
tickets win DO good for twelve days,
and allow stop on ut Washington on
Tho return trip
Wa show below tho train schedule
..a .a0aa geot,,. ,,atuNa d., Il,tu .tIatutt.,
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woman herself TO help herself No one else
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edy for weakness and disease Of the organs
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She will be able to help baby, instead Of
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uUNUnuu GHlde 10 Health, A Manual
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FOR SALE.
. Sale.

Tho National Collection Agency. OF
Warrington, D. O., will dispose OF tho FOL.
lowing Judgments
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HUNDREDS OF precious little ones
owe their lives TO DR. Thomas Eciec-
trio OIL, the sovereign cure for Group
and oil other throat " lung diseases. 0
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NATIONAL LEAGVR

Yesterdays NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., BlIII-
more, Chicago. Cleveland.
To-dny's games-Pittsburgh at Chicago,
Cincinnati at Louisville. 81. Louis Mt
Cleveland Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
CHICAGO, July 2-Erroru by Padden
and Donneliy, a base or balls. Connor's
single, Everitt's double and Ryan's triple
ali after two outs In the fifth. gave the
Colts enough runs 10 win. Two gifts, n
steal and single, also after two outs,
produced two more runa IN the seventh.
Friend had the visitors nj his mercy OK
cepting In one inning Attendance, 1000.
grprps
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Fourth week.

Saturday. July Si-Benwcod ut
bridgeport. Martins Ferry at Tllton-
VILE. Little Havana at Beabouts Lut2
Brothers ut Bartolls, Wheeling Laundry
az Elm Grove.
Monday, August 2--BrldFcport at BEN
wood. TiItonvllle at Martins Ferry, Bea-
bouts at little Havana, Bartolis at Lutz
Brothers, Elm Grove at Wheeling Laun-
DRY
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TODAY s1ruRDAYS

There are some special features in the way Of
Fourth Of JuEy or any other holiday Suits and
Skirts-something cool cheap, clean and not
perishable.
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Even baby I'M.
deTstandS that Il
Is not right that
mother should be
always sickly,
nervous, fTetfIi
and cross. Baby
wonders what Is
the matter. Baby
would willingly
help IL he could.
II lies with the
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Saturday, July 94-Elm Grove at
Bridgeport Benwood at Martins Ferry.
lmz Brothers at Tiltonville, Beabouts at
Wheeling Laundry, Little Havana at
Bartolis.
Monday, July 26-Bridgeport at Elm
Grove. Martins Ferry at Benwood, TIL
tonvlle at I.utz Brothers, Wheeling
Laundry at Beabouts, Bartolis at Little
Havana.
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Geo. T. Stifel & Co.

4 Fl; 4 = is3 s.: 4 4 s :.':I
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On IN This one Of the most stylish Linen Crash Skirts OF this
01lJ SON. being double stitched and plain has tailor made APP
pearance
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Saturday. August 7--Lutz Brothers at
bridgeport, Little Havana at Martins
Ferry, wheeling Laundry at Tiltonvllle,
BeDwpod at Bartolls, Beabouts at Elm
Grove.
Monday, August Bridgeport at Lutz
Rro;hers. Martins Ferry at Little Ha-
vana. T!ltunvllle at Wheeling Laundry,
Bartolls at Benwood, Elm Grove at Bea-
hntits
The herald., 1897-10-07
ON CHANGE
What Was Done Yesterday on Wall
Street

NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-The bulls MAIN
tanned waiting attitude for the most
part in today's market and the bears were
successful in forcing out further stop loss
orders and depressing the general level
of the market further sharp fraction.
There seems to be long stock to sell, and
the bears are thus encouraged to continue
their efforts. There is evidence of realizing
when they apply pressure by short selling
and so precipitate to a point where stop
loss orders are added to the weight on the
market The consequence of this policy
was some very sharp declines in special
stocks during the day.
Sugar. Chicago Gas, Manhattan, Bay
State Gas and the Changers were the OBJ
jects of the most aggressive attacks. The
lowest prices of the day were made in the
final hour, but the last half hour of the
trading saw steady hardening of prices,
which materially reduced the net losses.
All the factors in the general situation in
dicated continued increase in actual val
ues, and there was no assignable cause
for a continued decline except the eXag-
gerated level of prices which had been at
tanned. One of the features of the day was
the withdrawal from the Bank of England
of 100000 in American eagles for ship
ment to America. This is considered the
beginning Of a steady import of gold. The
rates for money in the New York market
show a tendency to harden.
The result of today's trading is a net
loss, extending from fraction to over a
point throughout the list.
The realizing in bonds was somewhat
larger than the realizations of yesterday,
and prices declined in sympathy with
stocks. Total sales, 81, ,665,OO Old United
States fours registered, and fours both
registered and coupon were advanced n
bid today. There were sales of the old
fours at 1129112k and fves coupon at lis.
The herald., 1897-10-07
CHICAGO MARKETS
Yesterdays Transactions on the Board
of Trade

CHICAGO, Oct. 6-Wheat was strong
at the opening. Liverpool opened Id. high
er. and Paris was up an equal amount In
addition TO the invigorating influence of
the foreign advices the trade was advised
of sales of 150 barrels of flour yesterday at
Minneapolis, good share of which. 1t is
claimed, was sold for export. The Ohio
state crop report showed yield of only
7S75,0C0 bushels compared with 80, 100000
last year, and said the prospects for win
ter wheat were poor on account of the pro-
tracted drought First sales of December
were at from 92A to 921s, compared with
yesterdays closing price of 91ss. The open
ing prices were 80 tempting, as compared
with the closing of the previous day that
a line of over 1000 900 bushels of wheat,
presumed to have been held by local
speculator. was thrown on sale. The mar
ket took 1t almost without effort, the only
effect being a Is cent decline. Then the
market bounded to 92%. But a perfect flood
of wheat came on the market at that
price. the result being that December was
pounded down to 9lss. Northwestern re-
ceipts were liberal at 1908 cars for Min
neapolis and Duluth, aginst S25 last week
and 1852 last year Local receipts were
1888 cars. against 2S5 expected. Below GER
tain price the demand for wheat seemed
practically unlimited.
At 91ss the offerings were absorbed so
fast that shorts became alarmed and start
ed to cover This sent the price up to
within u of the top figures, when offerings
again became in excess of the demand
and another reaction followed.
The Bradstreet report of the worlds
available supply of wheat showed an in
crease of 2.9l4OO0 bushels aginst $4,000
the previous week, and 372O.0OO bushels for
the corresponding week last year or the
increase during the last week 2.444, 900 BUSH
els were in the United States and Canada
east of the Rockies and 600 900 in and afioat
for Europe. These figures, which were
much less than anticipated, helped by re-
ported export engagements of fifty boat
loads, made the market very strong at the
close. December was bringing 929s as the
session ended.
There was firm feeling in corn. Decem-
The herald., 1897-10-07
Real Estate Transfers
wEDNTSDAy

WEDNESDAY. Oct. 6. 1S7.
A. M. and w. H. Avery to M. Sumner
Lot II, Arlington tract; S3500.
II. A. and o. c. Holme TO >. e. and x. A.
Hamilton-Part lots "A and rs. L. III. Mich
ener's subdivision S400.
j. Slauson to A. Wade ct al.-Lot 42, block
81. Azusa; $3.50.
s. and j. Pestor to Mrs. A. Slack-Agree-
ment to convey lots H. 49, 10, 20, 21 and %,
block II, Sycamore Grove tract $1,000.
II. A. Swan ct al. to A. Il. Currier-Part
section s, south, 81 $266.50.
II. D. and H. G. Sill to H. J. Webster
Lot 6, Vernon avenue tract; $4,000
G. M. Severance to j. o. Seymour-All
interest in block IL. Davis addition to
Duarte; also lot 23, block O. Raymond ad-
dtion to Pasadena; $500.
T.. s. and c. A. Chase to II. W. Brodbeck
Lot and strip feet wide off south side
of lot 8, block 2, subdivision of Miles tract;
$3O0O
Il. D. and E. l.. Haskins to A. L. Price
Part section s, / south, 10. 10 acres; $1,000.
e. ]. Baldwin to Jew Joe-North half lot
2, block +, Rancho Potrero de Felipe Lugo;
$3.50.
A. L. and F. c. Price to e. D. Haskins
Part of west half of lot 81, subdivision
of west part of Lick tract $1,000.
Los Angeles Terminal Land company to
w. Waterhouse-Lot 10, block 4, East San
Pedro; $500.
F. A. Miller to ]. Avise-Lot 16, block 2O
wolfskil Orchard tract; s112O.
NJ. G. Corson to A. r. Gilchrist-Lot u
The herald., 1897-10-07
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS
Call Board Prices Of Cereals and Ship
ments Received

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 6.-wheat-Eas-
Ter; December, LASS: May, 1.46A. Barley
Easy; December. S6A Corn-Large yellow,
1.1011. 1.121a. Bran-14.00415.00
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 6-Flour-Fam-
lily extras, 5O0Q51O; bakers extrasS ALSO
4.S5.
Wheat-Shipping wheat, 1.45@1.46A per
Genital for No. 1 and 1.471a for choice; mill
ing wheat, 1.50q1. .5Sa.
Barley-Feed. 871aQ921h; brewing, 1.O0@
1.121a.
Oats-Poor to fair, 1.071s91.15; good to
choice 1.2O@1.25; fancy feed, 1.9O; gray.
1.15@1.2O; milling, 1.221hG1.271a; surprise,
1.S5Q14 40; black for feed, 1.1OG1.15; black for
seed, 12O@1.4O; red, 1.171a@1.25.
Receipts-Flour, quarter sacks. 5411;
wheat, centals, 1856; barley, centals, 6Ss5;
oats, centals, $40; Oregon, 259O; beans,
sacks 451s; corn, cetals, $50; potatoes.
sacks, 1926; onions, sacks, 1140; bran, sacks,
$3.50; mddlings, sacks, 610; hay. tons, S16;
hops. bales, Ill; wool, bales, 1914; hides,
number, 663; raisins, boxes, 1895; quicksil-
yer, TASKS, IS; wine, gallons, A, 300.