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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-18
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Piano..
Bargains.

We offer the following Sec
ond-hand pianos, all in
good condition:
One Harvard, upright .Sl75
One BaumriStor, upright $500
One Knabe, square :. $lOO
One Gable, square Sis
One Chickering, square S. go
...CdII and see fhem...
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4 NEW TRIuxpH.
The Dressied CSasaaptiOn Can BE
Cared.


T. A. slocum, the Great chemist and scientist:
wul send u = lrerefs. Three Free Bottles of
Hts Newly Discovered Remedies 10 cure Con-
sumption aud a. Lung troubles.
Nothing could De i-.frr. more philantroptc or
carry more Joy ~ the afflicted. than the gener-
Gus ODER OF the hoH1rel aud distinguished chem
ist. T. \. siocuHl, Il. e., VI New York Oity.
He bas dlscrS.r-' a reliable and absolute cure
for causlI.npuUn, and all bronchial throat. lung
and chest diseases, catarrhal affections, general
decline AID WEAKNESS, losS u flesh ahd all con-
ditIonS % wasting away, aud TO make tt3 gfeat
merits known, vii send thIee icee iDtties Of hts
newly discover 4 remedies % any afflicted read
Si the PuSr. " 't ~
Already his new scientific system OF me0i-
cine" has permanently cur thousands Of ap-
pd-enJy hopeless cases. -s II u.
The Doctor considers II. not sonlv his profes-
slonai, hut M, rr'i yious duty-a duty which he
oSnes 10 suffering Lumaaity-do donate his In
talUbe cure.
lie has prnvi ed Ihe dreaded consumption"
20 be cgran- dlS"a beyond doubt, III any
cllm0t', AL "a, o. ul" Ia his American aud
European lah1rrrurfss thousands ot heartfelt
testimonials o. -'r.-irgde' from those benefited
aod cured. IN GFn pf the WOrlJ
Cutilrtiui dui PULMONARY troubles lead 70 con-
sumption. aGtS consumpticn. uninterrupted,
meiuS speedy and certain death. Don't delay
untl u u TN late. SIMPLY write 7. A. slOcum
VI. c g5 f!le street, New IorA giving express
and pOSjofiirc address, AMI the frre medicine
NIL he promptly sent. Please tel tue Doctor
you saw his O1er IN the P',sr. '.
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Clean blood means a clean skin. J
beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Can,
tic clean your blood and keep it clean,
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all .
purities from the body. Begin to-day
Danish pimples, boils, blotches, blackhall
and that sickly bilious complexion by ta1
Cascarets,-beauty for ten cents. All On
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, l0c, 25c, DC
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A Common Danger.

Ifyou have ever had cold which you Z
mitted to wear away" it may interest you
know 1t was dangerous proceedings. Eve
cold and cough which is neglected payes :
way for consumption, bronchitis, asthma
catarrh. Otto's Cure, the famous German TIM
and lung remedy, will cure anv cough or q
and save you from consumption. Call on
u. Herman, Troxelville; Middleswarih
Ulsh, Mcclure; II. A. Ebright, Aline and I'd
sample bottle free. Large sizes 25c and DC
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do not be So infidel "a to saw three Saw
four--one in heaven. Do not think that
the grave is unfrihndlv. You eo into
your room and dress for sone grand
entertainment and you come forth
beautifully apparelled: and the grave u
only the place where we go to dress for
the glorious resurrection. and we will
come out radiant. mortality having be.
come immortality. on. how much con.
duIence there Is in this thought, I .x.
pect to see my kindred In hrayeu.-i .x.
pect to see them lust as certainly ~ 1
expect to 20 home to-day. Ave. I shal,
more certainly spp them. Eight or ten
will come up from the graveyard back
of Suu,-ry,iIe. and one Will cou,r from
tho Mountains back uf Annoy. China.
and another win come up from tho sea
on Cane Hatt.ras. and 10 vii, come IN
from Greenwood. and ! snsii know
them better than ] ever Knew them
here
AMI your rrlends-,hey may us across
tn. ,.u. out the tru,uurt ina, sounds
hero VIII souno there. You vii, come
10 ON ,ust the same day. Some morn.
ing YOU have OVERSIGHT Yourself and YOU
open your eyes and sr. tina, IN. sun 4,
high In the heavens. and you say: 81
havs OVERSIGHT. and I must p~ 40 and
away" So you VIII open ,our eyes on
the morning OF the resurrection. IN the
Suu Diass ,r ,:ud's iighu and You viii
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Union Steam Laundr'
Adams q Youtz, Props,
~ Nifflinburg, p

FNlrrnnpuf 5, ~
t'AULTLESS LINEN is 4
crown. ing feature of evening dD
The UA ANION FINISH for vh1
this launt. 'ryis famous speaksplall|
Of painstak ing care in every dd
Collars and 1uffsironed with sn"l
Jv0Rv-yIIJKr EDaEs.r edi 81
~ y, Prices, e., lhle Lwest
Ws..lead others '0ilow' g.,
Gao Lace Curtains . sPec'a''
GA GvTrL1vs, Ag't.,r, >
Middlcl 'ufG
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WANTED -Ag 'nts to sell washing machines
Jones l.. Knoll, lo1 :. st, Lebanon, Pa. ~ s.
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Trains leave Selinsgruve Junction
lOV Il ~, week lays arriving at phil delphia
5gOp IN New York j3 N Baltimore 3 II p IN
Washington 10 pm
53i y IN daiIy arriving ~ PhiIaielpha
% - y IN New Yurl; 50 a III, Baltimore . u y IN
81 pm, week days arriving At Philadelphia
3)a IN New ork 3}a
Trains also leave Sunhury
% u N daily arriving at philaieldhia 9 i2 u IN
baltimore ~ u N Washington 40 am New
hork VS. a ~ weekday, 10 ~ I'm Sundays,
~ p m, week days arriving ht Philadelphia
~ = m. New iorR . ~ p IN, Baltimore 90 p IN
Washington lipm
Trains also Leave Sunhury ut $50 n m and 5 25
any 80 p NJ, for Harrisburg, Philadelphia and
Baltimore
K. WOOD, Gcn'l Pass Agent
HUTCHINSON Genl Manaver
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Train leaves Sunbury 5 25 D m, ar
rives at Sehnsgrove As pm
Trains leave Lewistown Junction
45sa IN, 10 Is a m 1887 ms q p m,7 07 II 5s p IN
Altoona, PittSburs and the West.
For Baltimore and Washington y 35 u IN o.
33 - u? pm For Philadelphia and New
YORK $685. 35a IN, 0! | 80 4i3 and lllo pm For
Harrisburg ora IN and 26pn
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Pennsylvania RAILROAD.
Sanbury 4 Lewistown Division.
In effect Nov 90, 1897.
WESTWARD DIs. STATION. EAsrwARD
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Philadelphia Q Erie R R Division.
AND
NORTHERN CENrEAL RAILWAY

.rlins leave SuEhury daily except Sunday:
81 u IN tor Erie and Cuuandaiyua
) IL ~ Tor Belcnnte Erie nd Canandaigua
81 IN Tor Lock Haven. Tyrone and the West.
10 p IN tor l|clleionte Kane Il CauaLdaigua
sap IN Tor Remove and Elmira
naj y ~ 'Or l., Ck u wen
Sunday % m Tor Erie and Canandaigua
si5am for Lock Haven mi 925 III for vii
Transport
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Jury List.

Llst OF Grand Jurors drawn for the Court OF
oyer aud Terminal General Jail .Delivery and
quarter Sessions OF the Peace Il Sny der County,
Pa, held as June Term commencing June 8, A.
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barr" aud llalelton
Oam, 10 .Oam, : rs p m, IS = m for Shamo-
Kin and Mount Carmel
sunday . 81 q tn Tor WiIke,harre
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up 10 see them
|. rsmarh once more: our troubles In
this world are preparative for glory.
What a transih.on II was for Paul
from the slippery deck OF laundering
ship 10 the calm presence of Jesus!
: What o transition 1t was for Latimer-
from the sGake to throne! What
Transition ie was for Robert Hall-from
insanity 10 glory. WRat a transition 1t
was for Richard BINter-from the
dropsy TO the SAINTS Everlasting
Kest." And what a transition 1t will be
for you--from a world OF sarrow to n
world Of Joy! John Holland. when he
was dying, said: What means this
brightness in the room? Have you
lighted the candies?'' NO" they re-
piled. I'VE have not lighted any can
dies" Then said he: Welcome
heaven!" The light already beaming
upon his pillow. Oh. ye who are perse-
cuted In this world. your enemies will
get of the track after a while, and all
will speak well OF you among the
thrones. Ho. ye who are sick now!
No medicines to take there. One breath
Of the eternal hills will thrill you with
immortal vigor.. And ye who are lone-
some now. There will be million spir-
its to welcome you into your compan-
ionship. Oh. ye bereft souls! There
will be no grave diggers spade that
will cleave the side OF that .hill and
there will BE- no dirge wailing from that
temple. The river OF God. deep as the
Joy OF heaven. will ron on between
banks odorous with balm. and over
depths bright with Jewels and under
skies roseate with gladness. afgosies OF
light going down ) the stream 70 the
stroke Of glittering oar and the, song
Of angeisl Not one sigh IN the wind;
not one teap mingling with the waters.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-17
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.
GRAIN GOSSIP.

& Co., St. Paul, members of the New York
stock exchange and Chicago board of trade:
yourself to be fooled by this bull talk. 1t
won't wash. Those parties will take advan-
tage of every strong place to unload this
stock of wheat onto the unsuspecting pubic.
Baldwin.
Price Current: The corn crop is bettered
east OF the Mississippi river by rains. Con-
dtHns lowered Winter wheat
700 600, 900.
Kansas City: The heavy rains the past few
days hae delayed the harvest and caused
rust and lodging. In many counties the
ground is too soft for the operation of ma
chinss Tor soml days, and the over-ripe
"neA' Is suneF MILWAUKEE,.
Wheat higher; No. northern, s41S@95c;
July, 93c. Rye higher; No. 1, 441s@45c
Barley dull; No. 2 september, 55c; sample.
SSQ34c. Oats higher, 26A@2s1sc. -
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, June 16.-Wheat lower; No. 2,
red, cash and elevator, Sac; track, S6@s7c;
July, 74asc; September 6Slhc; December, 7Oc;
No; hard. Ssc: Corn lower; No. 2 cash,
321sc; July, 321sc September, 32%c Oats
lover; No. 2, cash and track, 24hc; July,
237sc; September, 213Ac; No. white, 291sc.
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, June 16.-Close-Wheat quiet;
1Ad lower to h@5sd higher; June nominal;
July, rs sd; September. IS AID; December,
IS 1Bd. Corn quiet; A@1d lower; June NOM
inal; July, IS 4d; August NOMINAL Septem-
Der, IS 61sd; October nominal
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY, June 16-Wheat very dull:
No. l hard, S6@Ssc; No. 2, S31s@SSc; No. 8,
S4c; No. | red, SIC; No. 2, 82c; No g. re;
No. spring. SOC; No. 8, Use. Corn higher;
No, mixed, 23A@23Ac; No. white, 521h6
S3c; No: 8. 32c Oats fairly active; higher:
NO. white. 26c. Rye, lower; No. 2, 40c.
NEW YORK
NEW YORK, June 6.-Flour-Receipts
2s,sso bbls; exports, oo5 bbls easier. with
Receipts. 1913, 1926 bu; exports, 4ss, sss bu:
spot easy; No. 2 red s5c + Q, b.; ahoat, 79c
July s51h@S9c, closed s5Ac. Corn-Receipts
lGl, ZIG b 1u,; exports. 1o1,sSs bu; spot easy
July. 37A@SS1Ac, closed 37Ac. Oats-Receipts
zoo 800 bu; exports, 12O, $50 blu; spot dull; No
2, 301sc; No. white, S3c; options Nc lower
July closed 29Rc
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ITO lbs, 10@l1c; walnuts, California. hard,
less quantities. logic; walnuts, English,
small. per h. Sc; black walnuts, blu. 81.
MIA. sack, 2.5OQs 100.
Oranges-Per Boxn-Blpnd, box. So 80; Medi-
terraneans sweets, 81 .60Q3.o seedling5
choice, $2@2 .25; Seedlings, fancy, 81 2592 so.
PeaehesmPer B5as4stAcaliforn'a 1 sSs
PlumsEPer Box-eahfbrnia, ;i.5O.
Pigeons-Tame. old, young. alive, doz, S5c@
81; SQUADS, fancy, doz, $1.25.
New Potatoes-9O@95c; Byrbanks, carload lots.
per blu, 45@50c;s mixed stock. per bu. 20
0l30c.
Poultry-Per Lb-Spring chickens, largo, 14c;
spring chickens. small 11Q12c I've lens.
719c; live turkeys, dull &c; live rosters, &C.
beans. string, per blu box. 81; beans. wax,
per blu box. s1;abeetss per doz punches, l5c;
cucumbers. per doz. eStouthern, 4oc; cuculn-
bers, homegrown. &c. lettuce, lid, per
blu, 15c; lettuce, head, per Blu, 40c; new car
rots. per doz, 40c; new turnips, per bu,
81; onions, per doz 7c; parsley, pr doz,
15c; pie plant, 10O-fb box, 4Oc; radish s.
per doz bunches,t698; spinach. per blu, zoe;
tomatoes. four baskets, 75c; watsr cres,,
peas homegrown. Soc; mint, per blu, &c;
watermelon 30c.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
NEW YORK, June 16-Butter-Recsipts,
$500 pkgs; firm; Western creamery, 13h Q
tic; Egins. lie; factory, 101s@13Ac, Eggs
Receipts, 7,754 pkgs; Arm; sta,e and Penn
sylvania, 12@121sc; Westerns, 11h012c; South
ern, 10AQ11c.
cries, 14@l6c; diaries, 11749141zc. Esgs-Firm;
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WEAK FINISH IN WHEAT.
Grain Options Sold Down on Heavy
OferinEs-Decline at
Liverpool.
WHEAT SUMMARY.

CHICAGO. June 16.-A heavy decline at
LIVERPOOL and free selling by longs caused q
closed hose lower, and September $50
INC down. Corn lost sc and oats 12c. Pro-
visions show the following Declines: In pork
1219c, lard sc, and in ribs &c.
At the start advanced quotations from Liv-
erpool and numerous crop damage reports,
together with the belief that Armour was
likely to prove stronger card for the bulls
than Letter, started wheat higher. The bear
element was for time considerably demor-
allied and the buying rush was quite pro-
nounced. September that closed yesterday at
some few who even paid 731sc. July sold up
to S21sc, or 21sc above where it left off last
night. However, the slump came under the
immense prospective supplies of new wheat.
Liverpool commenced to topple, and the bull
contingent here took fright and the buying
came to a sudden halt Then there was a
load some to secure profits, and some to get
rid of the losses, and the decline was more
rapid than the advance had been. Chicago
receipts were only u cars, against 16 year
49, against PIG carloads the corresponding
day of last year. Tile aggregate at Western
primary markets was 171.O0O blu, against
23SOOo the similar dLy. year ago. Exports
from the Atlantic seaboard were equal in
wheat and flour to 65S.000 blu. July opened
1AG2Ac higher at Sl@S2c, advanced to S214c,
the closing figure. September started NC
better at 73A@731kc, declined to 70asc, then
hrmed up to 703s@70Ac.
There a strong opening in corn on
unfavorable weather conditions. Long corn
was on sale in apparently limitless amount,
however, and the early advance was lost
July opened at S4aa@34Ssc, declined to 1880
then rallied to $3.50. the closing price. At
the opening oats presented strong front on
unfavorable crop reports. They eased of
with wheat and corn and did not again dis
play any strength. July opened 1c higher
at 251sc, sold down to 24asc, then frmed up
20 2411c, the closing price.
There was a momentary irmness at the
start in provisions. under the influence OF
strong opening grain markets. Packers and
pit traders sold freely, and prices broke bad
ly. The market soon changed heavily, and
closed with only a moderate reaction from
bottom prices. July pork started TIC down
at $s.77, sold down to $3.50, then rose to
ss:721k. July lard began 21ac lover at s5:S2a,
figure July ribs opened 21se lower at $5.52 Y.
and sold off to $3.50.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
Is cars; corn 375; oats, 100; hogs. $4,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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FINANCIAL SUMMARY.
Prev
Close. Day.
Bar silver, New York. -. 1915 5sA
Call money, New York.. ~ 1AQ1k

NEW YORK, June 16-There was small
bear panic today which caus d an upward
rush of prices In the first hour such as
days. Blocks CT 1000 shares and upwards
of leading stocks were snapped up with
avidity. The prominent speclalties and the
but the strength was quite wSll dis -ributed
in the list. and gains in the railroads W re
nearly uniform. After the opening rush the
aimlessly below the high point, but without
falling to the opening level. The lat
transactions were limited in volume and the
closing was almost inanimate, but INN, at
the top. The absence of any large general
demand after the rush to cover shorts con-
sidered in connection with yesterdays down.
is near the point Of stability. Vest; Rays
decline failed to dislodge any large offerings;
indicating that the supply is fiTmiy ana me
sence Of any effort on the part OF inside IN
terests to advance prices today, except In
special cases.
nounced in Tobacco. Chicago. Peoples Gas
and the grangers. There was also a morning
demand for London account which lifted
prices of the internationals. During the DAY
q sustained buying movement IN q, y, Z.
& St. L., Chesapeake & Ohio and Baltimore
Ohio developed carrying the p PRICES sas up up
two former stocks is currently supposed In
Wall street to be connected with a far-rea;h-
ing project for the consolidation OF the ONO
fuence of the dominant interest In these
roads Baltimore & Ohio may have felt
some sympathetic effect, but there were a SO
rumors of approaching issue of the reor-
ganization plan. Hooking Valley common
Stock rose q on small transactions. The
increase in the semi-annual dividend rate OF
Denver preferred from 1 to ~ per cent, a2d
a quarterly dividend on the preferred stock
Of C.. G., c. & St. L. at the full 5 pr cant
Rates for time money were quosably high
er. ranging from 2@21a per cent for sixty
DAYS and 31a for six to eight months. New
York exchange at Chicago also fell to loc
discount.
ket but the tendency Of prices was upward.
Total sales, 81, 200, G00 United States new As
advanced q, the IS " and the old As reg
istered 4 in the bid price. Old A. COUPON
declined Is. 90,
SEQ shares including: 49, ia Atchison pfd,
$3.50 B. & o., IS, 420 C. & O., q 490 Burling-
ton. 2543O c., c., G. st. L., 1880 L. q
N. 10 Oh Manhattan, 3,755 N. P, 200 North
American, 4525 Northern Pacific, 6.45S do pfd,
s.14s Rock Island, 23, 240 St. Paul, II. 7Ss Union
Pacific DID, 1928 Tobacco, $3.50 c. G. W..
1s. SS1 Peoples Gas, 74.445 Sugar.
The following were the fluctuations OF the
leading railway and industrial shares iur
nished by c. II. F. Smith & Co.. members
New York stock exchange and Chicago board
NJ trade.
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orally featureless in the absence of specuia.
tive interest; closed steady and unchanged
to points lower. Sales, $3.50 bags, includ-
ing July, 5.65c. Spot coffee, Rio dull and
nominal mild, inactive. Sugar-Raw quiet
but steady; fair refining, SIC; centrifugal,
96-test. 49sc; refined, steady.
BOSTON WOOL
BOSTON, June 16-The Boston Commercial
bulletin tomorrow will say of the wool mar
ket: Trading for the week has been limited
few good sized sales have helped 10 swell
the total and there have been offers for stock
and the placing out of sample bales. but tha
week as whole has in actual business ZEN
very quiet. The weeks business shows in
creased sales Of fine medium territory and
regular combing Australian. Sales of d1mest.o
half and three-eighth blood have decreased
In size owing partly to a lighter d-mand
and Also to the depletion of oIi sto KS. Tra1~
actions in the new wool are now pending
The sales Of the week are S7S,COO is d.
mestic, and 684 ,0G0 lbs foreign, against 961
GOO lbs domestic and 313, 900 lbs foreiyn last
week and 2.941, 600 lbs domestic, and s. 99o 0C0
lbs foreign for the same week last wear The
sales to date show a decrease of 42.15i. 2O5
lbs domestic and "A 800, 100 lbs f.reign from the
sales to the same date in 1897 The receipts
to date show decrease of rs, 1856 balls do
mestic, and 319,S63 bales foreign
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ST. PAUL PRODUCE.
Butter Continues Firm-EEgs I'm.
changed but in Smaller Supply
Fruit Market Normal.

Butter continues firm, with a tendency to
advance in price. The creameries are in de-
mand. with moderately liberal supply. Eggs
are unchanged in price, with offerings not so
considerable as last week. The storage de-
mand continues fairly good. Some are being
absorbed on speculative account. There are
only moderate offerings of poultry, and prices
are steady. Strawberries are still in good
supply and meet an excellent demand. Other
fruits are more OF less active under the good
trade prevailing
clusively for The G l o b e every day by the
secretary Of the board of trade;
Apples-Ben Davis per bbl $780, Genitons,
per Dbl, ss@s;5o; Willow Twigs, per Dbl, 81.
AApricots-Psr Box.cClalifornia, s1.46@1. rs.
s2a ShiRPpngLage lunches
Beans-Per Bu-Brown, ST.; dirty lots, 6o@
Csc; fancy navy, Slips; medium hand-pick-
rough. 31k@4c.
Berries-Red raspberries, 24-pt, 81; black
yas ate $3.50; Minnesota Strawberries,
Butter.Per Lb-Creamer:es, extras, $40
151Ac; creameries. 1rsts, 14@141kc; creamer-
les, limitations, 111s@13kc; dairies, hand
diaries. irsts. HOBO; ladies, extra, 12c;
ladies packing stock 1OAc.
ca Abb &C. .dG crate. ST. Southern, crate
cheese-Per Lb-Brick. No. /. Toe; brick, No,
2, S@9c; L!mburger 1Oc; Swiss, 12@13e;
Twins, fancy, Minnesota and Wisconsin.
s@siikc; prdimost, s@s1kc. 49,
cherries-Per 1O-ib Box-Royal Arm, 1885,
ci der per bbi, ss@55o; sweet, per
half-bbl, $2.75@3; hard, per Dbl, $500; hard
per haIf-bbl, $3@3.50.
Dried Peas-Per Bu-Fancy yellow, 80@85c;
medium yellow, 70@75c; fancy green, 500
9Oc; medium green, 70@75c.
Eggs-Cases Included Per Doz-Fresh stock
loss off, S1zc; seconds &c.
Fish-Per Lb.Pickerel. 3@Shc; croppies, &C;
front lake &c. WhitefiSh. &c.
Frogs Legs-Per DoZ-5@10c.
Grape Fruit-Per Box-Califorpia, $5@5. 80.
Hogs-CIean, Per Lb-Heavy, 4%c; light, "a
OSLO: medium, &c.
Honey-Per LIB Sections-Buckwheat, &c; ex-
tracted amber, 6@61sc; extracted white, 6h
07hc; Golden Rod, 9@10c; white, choice, 10
lie; white, fancy, HOBO.
Lemons California, 800 to 800, $4,000; Mes
sinas, choice, 800, $4@45O; Messinas, fancy,
800. $4.50@5; Messinas, choice, $50, $3.50;
Messinas, fancy, 800. s..
Maple Sugar-Per Lb-Ohio, in bricks Zoe;
Vermont in bricks. 10c; Western, In bricks,
&c.
Mutton-Per Lb-Bucks, 4k@5c; country
lambs, pelts off, 90.
Nuts-Almonds, new, small quantities, 11@
12c; almonds. Tarragona, sacks 100 lbs, 12c;
almonds. California rs lbs 12hc; Tara
coma, small quantities, lac; hlberts, sacks,
about 200 lbs, $40; filberts, small quantities.
loo; hickory, per bu, 60c@$1; peanuts, per
II, raw, 6Q619c: peanuts, per ID, roasted,
&c; pecans, new Texas, polished, 1C0-lb
sacks, 609c; pecans, small quantities, 90
loo; wa1nuts, California, soft, per h. 100
| lie: walnuts. California, hard. sacks 100 to