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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-22
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Breezy News Itenis Gathered In tho Busy
Marshall Comfy Town. S.
Mayor Shepard has given forth his
ultimatum. War is on against the slot
machines. Hostiities began yesterday
morning when Marshal Furbee notified
the saloon keepers that the slot ma
chimes must go, and the time limit ex-
pires this evening. The two reconcen-
trados who own the machines, and
have had fat thing thereby, were
given their passports, and tomorrow
Benwoods freedom from the elusive
nickel catcher will be formally declared.
Patriotic exercises were held ut the
Central school by the advanced pupils,
Wednesday afternoon, and they were
very impressive. Principal Carrigan's
address bearing on the war was elo-
quert ard stirred the impulses of his
youthful auditors.
A dash of war color was given to the
streets yesterday. Some members of
the Moundsville company were here ar
rayed in their regimentaes and they
were the cynosure OF all eyes.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the NJ E.
church will meet next Monday night,
and good attendance is desired. The
society met last Monday night for the
frs. time since the flood.
!. ". McCluskey Of NcMechen, the
deputy. organizer Of the Prohibition
party in this state, Is actively engaged
in working up temperance sentiment
here.
Marshal Furbee will begin this morn
ing to work on the delinquent tax list
incidentally stirring up the delinquents.
Josiah Sinclair returned yesterday
from New Martinsville, where he was
on A. o. u. w. lodge business.
Joseph Herden will give up his saloon
business here May and remove to
Elm Grove.
Luke Burr has purchased fine trot-
ter which he will use on the track this
summer.
Col. Jesse L. McMechen is having a
house built in the Whitaker addition. q
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Free Pills.

Send your address to H. E. Bucklen
& Co, Chicago, and get free sample
box Of DR.. Kings New Life Pills. A
trial will convince you Of their merits.
These pills are easy in action and are
particularly effective in the cure Of
Constipation and Sick Headache. For
Malaria and Liver troubles they have
been proved invaluable. They are
guaranteed to be perfectly free from
every deleterIous5 substance and to be
purely vegetable. They do not weaken
by their action, but by giving tone to
the stomach and bowels greatly invig-
crate the system. Regular size CSC per
box. Sold by Logan Drug Co., drug
gists $50 - - : 2
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BElLIIAiREl
Ailsort % Local Nsw.a aosip frpn
VI the t;iass CITY. I'd 4 =.

X % i.li tbu Glhts City.sqs sstsg Z
Marshal Johnston received riSssage
yesterday 10 keep a lookout FOR a couple
OF small boys who left their homes out
the narrow gauge railroad headed for
Beilalre. They are only II years OF are
but have the Cuban war fever and had
expressed q desire TO see q warship In
action. a slight OF the Benwood ferry
boat satisfied their curiosity nnc they
VIII return home to-day. n
a number OF knights Templar from
this city will 10 TO 81. Z Clalrsvlile this
morning to attend the funeral OF Char,
He Frint, In obedience TO O. request left
In n note by the unfortunate victim
whose self.destructior has been noted.
FIVE slot machine operators contrib
uted TO the city exchequer yesterday
and to the sustenanee Of the mayor and
marshall These IRE oil the machines
that have operated here since the new
administration took hold.
Capt. James McMlllen, an old river
man, who died ut the home OF his
daughter, Mrs. Graves. was buried In
the Davis cemetery southwest OF this
city. yesterday. Two brothers, Az and
VIM McMiAen. live here.
They turned ont 4S7 tons of steel at
the Bellaire plant Wednesday night,
That passes the high mark heretofore
made. AZ the men become familiar
with tho new machinery the output
grows greater. n Z
Fifteen men will be thrown out OF
work by the closing down OF the lamp
chimney shops at Rodefer Bros. glass
factory, and 1t In not certain that that
branch will be resumed at these works
at any time,
The Good Templars will render an I'M
teresting programme in their hall over.
Sonreborn's store this evening. Reel
tatIons and songs Will constitute the
entertainment. Is
2 Hon. VIM. Lupton, OF Martins Ferry,
and s. d. Creamer. Of 81. Clairsville.
were here yesterday arranging come
insurance matters. ~
Chris. Ashelman and family left over
the Baltimore e. Ohio yesterday for
Unitah. Utah, where they will live In
the future.
Miss Mamie Shannon left here yester-
day for Holton. Kansas, to spend the
summer with friends there.
The Misses Myrtle ad' Maggie Stew
art will entertain the Bitter Sweet club
at their home this evening.
Billy George left last night to Join
the Kansas City base bail team. He
will meet them at Norfolk.
j. W. Arlt. formerly OF this city. but
now OF Little Rock, Ark, Is the guest
Of friends here.
The Choral Society. win occupy q state
Of 'lnocuous desuetude" during the
summer months.
Mrs. Emma Webb, OF Beallsville, ia
visiting her. daughter. Mrs DR.. D. W.,
Boone.
The school library has Just added
about one hundred new volumes.
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J A BOWLING PARTY.

A pleasant evening was spent OF
Fette's alleys last night by the Ideals
and their lady friends. Bowling was
the piece de resistance and proved more
enjoyable to the Ideals than when they
had even the Aber-Nits to cope with.
That was owing TO the presence of the
fair sex. fact almost unnecessary to
state. The ladies' rolled some fair
scores. There were several contests for
prizes donated by Coll John Coleman,
the Ideals patron saint, and feature
not TO be omitted was the spread served
by Mine Host Fette. who did himself
GRIND Il IA; 81 y y.i.J u, 8
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THE RIVER.
yesterdays DEPARTURES.

O.. . ~
Pittsburgh. II. X. BEDFORD, G:S1 a. m
Cinclnnlti....Q QUEEN CITY, s a. IN. 5ie
Parkcrburg .ARGAND, II n. m. ~. iss5
Matnmoras.. .LESINGTON.1 II n. m. -
Slstersvlllc... $3.50 y. m. u. Z y 4.
Darlington. LEROY. $3.50 .p., m.
Steubenville.. n. NJ. BAYNE, 800 p. m.
Pittsburgh...L oRENA, 2 u. IN.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY. 4.
Pittsburgh. .VIRGINIA, 3 a. m.
Parkersburg. BEN lfUIt, IL n. m.
Slstersville.. RUTH, $3.50 p. M.
Steubenvllle.. II. NJ. BAYNE, $50 p. m.
Charleston. URANIA. $3.50 a.. M. 81.
S boats LEAVING TOMORROW.
Charleston. II. *. BEDFORD, $50 a. m
ClnclnnatI... ]. CUMSIINS. 8 q. m.
Parkersburg. ARGAND. II n. in. 49,
Matamorns,.. LENINGT0N, II n. m,
SlstcrsvIllc...R ruth, $3.50 D.. m. le }, s.
ClRrlngton..., LEROY, 1880 p, m.
Steubenylllc. II. M BhYNE. $50 p. M. y
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MARTINS FERRY
lisps and sil.l,np. ia tbs Thriving city
y ~. 49, Across The liltsr. ~ ~ ~

Across the l,ivsr.
Yesterday George H. Smith, T. II.
Heslop and Samuel Wcstwood appraised
property on Fifth street, near Walnut
for Sl,G60. The property will be sold
May 25, to satisfy a Judgment An favor
OF Oliver Flanner and againpt the STAN
dard Home and Savings Association for
1888. The Mary Snyder property was
appraised at 1910. md Will be suld to
satisfy the claim OF the Fidelity Building
Association. n Y
y Yesterday while working at q steel
hammer at the Bellaire steel works,
William McMasters Ind the palm OF his
right hand cut and his wrist hurt. He
told his fellow workman to stop the
hammer and AfcAIasters surprising ne
would do this still held the tongs in his
hand; down came the hammer and Mr..
McMaSters' hand was badly hurt e
Harry Grayson, the plumber. was
burned about the face and forehead by
the explosion OF his furnace while Mt
work In the new building OF William
Morris on Broadway, yesterday.
The. Odd Fellows will attend the NJ. E,
church in q body on Sunday morning,
W HelS tNeN. u. 4, hOEtoil viii pltdSu al
appropriate sermon. The Bellaire Odd
Fellows will also attend.
| d Thirty young men OF Martins Ferry
have signed n roll promising to become
members OF q military company to fight
Spain.
Yesterday Mrs. George Harris bought
q thirty-font lot on North Fifth street,
adjoining the one bought by Mrs. Mar
low.
Mrs. Frank Mccarty returned last
night from Cleveland, where she at
tended the Kings Daughters conven-
ton. X
Thirty-seven dollars was realized at
the stereoptfcon entertainment given by
the high schools on Wednesday night.
There will be an interesting pro-
gramme Mt the St. Mary's bazaar this
evening and tomorrow evening.
NJ. Chopper has disposed Of his hotel
at Warrington. and will probably remain
in Martins Ferry.
Miss Fronie Miller, OF Philadelphia,
arrived yesterday. to visit her brother.
August Miller. l5fr
A. G. Shaner. OF Martins Ferry, sold
fifteen acres Of his coal land below Bell
aire yesterday. ~ NJ
Frank O'Neil, OF Indiana, Is visiting
Mrs. Sarah Bayless and sons.
The new town clock will probably be
in operation in ten days.
Fritz Miller has returned from New
York city. sf
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SeyrnonrWnr Wild.

PHILADELPHIA, April 1.-seymour
was as wild as hare to-day and In con.
sequence Philadelphia again defeated New
York. In the eighth inning he. completely
lost control OF the ball and after the Phil
lies had added a half dozen runs to their
score he was relieved by Getting. On the
'ther hand Dugsleby pitched q fairly
Steady game. The helding OF both ldes was
little ragged. Attendance 2.sl7. Score:
RHE
phIladelp'a 20 A o o % 10 S Oh 10 4
New iork....3 0 % o q, 1 o o 81 0 a
Batteries. Dusgleby and MsFnrland;
Getting. Seymour and Grady. Empires,
Enslie and AndreYs CO., > - >
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THE farmer, the mechanic and the
bicycle rider are liable to unexpected
cuts and bruises. De Wits Witch Ha-
eel salve is the best thing to keep on
hand. 1t heals quickly, and Is q well
known cure for piles. Charles RI
Goetze, Market and Twelfth streets;
Chatham Sinclair, Forty-sIxth and ia
cob streets; A. E. Scheehle. No. COZ Main
street; Exley Bros, Penn and Zane
streets: Bowie 6 Co., Bridgeport.
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BOXING.

George Pine stopped John Brown in
five rounds last night in an East End
club house, in what was scheduled for a
ten-round bout. It was warm while It
lasted. Pines trainer was Louis Log
omass!no, his second, John Murphy.
There was o preliminary bout between
Chas. Dlerlnger and Carl Williams.
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WASHINGTON. April I.--Eleven In
ninss were required by the Senator'S to win
tO.days game. As on yesterday, although
the visitors made more hits. the Senator's
won by punching and because OF errors
BY the Brooklyn men. The feature OF the
game was the catch Of long fly by Sell
bach. He fell In making connection with
the hall. but did not let 1t escape him.
Attendance l,seo. Score: si
Washington ......3010010o002-71i 0
Brooklyn ..".....o 90 o00203o0-513 2
Batteries. weighing and Mcclure; Dunn
and Smith. Umpires. Lynch and Connolly.
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BALTIMORE, April c1.-The oriolc
hatsmen could not connect with the ball
To-day when It was needed aud went down
before the prowess o: pitcher Klobedanz.
IN I'VE innings he retired the side without
senolance OF hit and only In the sec
oha were the home team players able to
foive his curves consecutiyeiy, when they
earned three runs on tour singles. The
ne!dlng OF the home team was not up to
me standard and their errors helped swell
sessions run column. A high, cold wind
dow over the ball mark and made Il de-
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: The marks Mt G p. m. showed Z feet 6
inches and falling. Weather, clear and
warmer d.
W The VIII j. Cummings has been
placed In the Pittsburgh, Wheeling and
Cincinnati trade by her owner. Captain
Gamble. and VIII leave Pittsburgh to-
night on her initial trip, departing from
Wheeling Saturday morning at, s
O'Clock. & Sd a.
45 The pnlntlab Virginia, Captain CAL
hoon on the roof, passes UP for PIttp.
.burgh early this morning. Returning,
she passes this port for Cincinnati on
Sunday at 8 A. m The Virginia and all.
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sfoRdASrow,l-- River g feet q
inches and falling. Clear and cool. "A (.
STEUBESN1LLE-R!yer feet .
inches and falling. Clear and cool.
1 n BRoWNSyILLE---Rlyer Q feet 0
Inches and falling. K 3 &, Z, n
wARRBN-Riyeri /, foot $ inches and
falling. Gear and cool. VI K (, y
Y OIL CITY--Riyer 2 feet s'lnches md
failing. /. Clear and cool. "a = i,}i I, 3
Z GTEIENsBoRo-Rlyer sfeet Inches
and falling. q K NJ v Me-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES e5 feet and
failing ut the dam. Clear and pleasant.
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The high school will play the Linslys
this afternoon on the tunnel green. The
game begins at 8: 80 o'clock. The fol-
lowing compose the high schools ma
terial: Catehers, Hesse, Blatchley;
pitchers, Hesse, Howard; Frank, g. s.
Howard, 1b: Boyd, 2b: Anderson, sb;
Cracraft, II; Collier, CT; Brockardt, RI.
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BILLY" Sherry, manager OF Jerry
Marshall, yesterday sent letter to
Australian Billy Murphy, who recent
ly met Louden Campbell. OF Pittsburgh.
Murphy Is the fastest in-flghter In the
business at his weight, and he and Jerry
will make great drawing card.
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Cincinnati ....,....ip 90 o 10 o Gil
Pittsburgh .........1 OIL 0 2 % o o =, 6
Earned runs. Cincinnati {: Pittsburgh /.
Two base hits, McPhee 2, Miller Irwin.
and Dammann. Double plays, Smith to
Corcoran; Beckley TO Corcornn. First on
balls, by Dwyer62; By Dammnnn ]: by
Rhines .. Hit by pitcher. Dwyer 2: DAM
mann ? Struck out. by, Dwyer j; by DAM
mann l: by Rhines /. Time. LIS. Empires,
swartwood and Wood. 3, - IS
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LOUISVILLE, April 2l.-The Colonies
were off in both fielding and batting to-.
day and tho Colts had everything their
own way. Attendance 1,ooo. Score:
Chicago ........4 i ioea 4 o 90 o-s . 3
Louisville .....0 o o. 90 2 o % o. 2
Batteries. Griffith and Donahue: Cum
nInSham and Wilson. Empires, Cushman
and Heydler. ~, r. "a = Isl So "a, on
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INTER-cITY LEAGUE.

The Inter.ctty league met last night
and elected Mcssrs. Ankle, Engel and
Archer as a board of control. A few un-
important changes In the constitution
were made 8lFH3l. 'A g :. s!,.'s 4,
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EXECUTORS SALE.
ExEcuToR's IS. SALE J, I

.E - ! = - q. 4
will offer for sale at the north front.
door of the court house OF Ohio county,
w. Va, on Saturday. April the 9Th, conl.l
mencing at 10 o'clock a.. M. that very de-.
sirablel piece OF property. known as the.
Exley property. No. 1925 McColloch street.
East End. Large lot. fine brick residence
and all necessary outbuildings. Terms
Ohe-third cash; balance In one and two
years, secured by deed OF trust. a
.lsst5 ~ q B. EXLEY, ~
Executor OF the estate of James Exley.
deceased. ]. C. HERVEY, Auctioneer. s.
The above saleis adjourned until Entur-s
day. April 9. 1888. at 10 o'clock a. n. apll 5;
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LEGAL NOTICES.


10 W. ]. Colts, In Ills own right and os
committee Of Mary L. Wagner, luna
tic. Mary L. Wagner. Edward c.. NNag-
ner. Ada f. D!ehl, John H. Diehl, Larry
LarryH. McLaln. n 81
, The parties above named will take notice
TINT on Saturday the 3Oth day, Of April,
lES, Tho City of Wheeling municipal
corporation In Ohio County. West Vlr-
ginla, viii present In open court in Part
one OF the Circuit Court of Ohio County
aforesaid. its petition praying for the an.
pointmont of commissioners to ascertain
u Just compensation. 10 owners OF the fol-
lowing described real property situated In
Tho CITY OF Wheeling. In said County
which is proposed to be taken by said The
City Of Wheeling; for the purpose of WIDEN
Ing tho street Mt the corner OF AicColIoeh
and Baker Streets In said City, that Is.
for. public street sand sidewalk purposes,
and for the purpose OF having tho publIc
that Is to say: G!S u I7S- 93;i 3,lif !
e Part Of lot number nine (9) in square;
number three (0 In tho Carroll and BaS.
kcr's addition to The City OF Wheeling,
and described Rs follows: ts5 b ~ ri
Beginning on NcColloch Street at n point
500 feet north OF tho Southwest corner.
of said lot: thence castwartllyE at right
angles to tho line OF McColoch Street n
feet to point In the north sIdeEof said
lot on Baker Street 5l.4G feet from the
southeast corner OF said lot: thence vest
wardly. with tho line Of Baker Street i5i
feet: thence, by n straight line III. 81 feet
TO Y point on tho limo of McCollorht Street
which Is aS.65 feet north OF tho aouth.west
corner OF said lot; thence u feet along
tho line of McColloch Street 10 tho place.
OF beginning: containing Isl, 80 square feot.
Snld The City OF Wheeling will then and
there ask that hearing on said nppllca-
ton shall be had ut tho court room OF said
Circuit Court on Saturday. the 9TH day OF
May, lSS. q x, Il Z 4, ;
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LOST.

II oST-A PAIR OF DIAMOND STUDS,
IL fastened to n small white cord, on tho
street cars between Wheeling and Bridge
port or Wheeling and sBcllaire. Reward
will be given II returned TO Mcclure House
or Pabst Brewing Company. ap12 3
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Ha L-sr
BOWLING.

Last nights games in the Carroll Club
league resulted as follows:
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boats of the Pittsburgh and Cincinnati
hna take freight or passengers for all
southern and western ports f.i
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WANTED.

VLTANTED-To Fl TRADE. A 7 NEW
/. w Singer sewing machine for horse.
Apply to SINGER SEWING MACHINE
CO., No. 70 Twelfth street mrlS
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TO LOAN.
FOUND.

EoUND-A PoCKETBooK, ON CHAP
II LINE street., containing sum OF
Ing at Intehigencer office. proving prop
crty and paying expense Of advertising.
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spE
PROPOSALS,
N1oTIcE-coNTRAcToRs.

M UIICE-CONTRAC - 800 \,
Sealed bids will be received by the under
signed, until May s, 1898, at one o'clock
p. M. both separately and combined. for
street grading, curbing and paving. Plans
and specifications, terms OF contract, ETC.,
now open for inspection at tho office OF tho
mayor Of Cameron, W. Va. ;i,li q q
Endorse on envelope Proposals for
Work on Streets ssEzs5l ~ S
d. C. HARiINS, Recorder,
April 6, 1888. i" = iS@ap6 {
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CINCINNATI. April 2i.--Thc Reds hit
RhIncs numerically in the first and last
innings OF to-day's game and carried of
an easy victory, Dwyer was very wild
and retired In favor OF Damnann in the
sixth. Ills wildness was responsible for
three of the visitors runs. A base on
balls, a single, double and triple savo tho
Reds lead Of four runs in tho opening In
ming. In the last inning Rhines was hit
for three lngles. two doubles and two
triples. McPhee and Beckley carried OF
~ hnttlnr- hnnnrs Scnrn.. .alL.. n q :.
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3 Said Tho City OF Wheeling Ia ready and
offers to pay $iQo. 90 to the owners thereof
Tor said described piece OF ground for the
ltltlon. " VI Ri 4 IisF -
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NA7I0NALiLRAGUR
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Yesterdays GAMES.
Cincinnati II. Pittsburgh Q. sii{rf'e'
Boston 10, Baltimore ., M lict
Philadelphia IL, New York 4. VI
w Washington Z, Brooklyn. 5, 4
sa.r Chicago 5. louisville 2,
To-DAY's CANES. 4
Bosion nj Baltimore, Z
Pittsburgh Mt Cincinnati N 8.t
Chicago at Louisville. .Nt4
New York at Philadelphia.
H Cleveland at St. Louis!
Brooklyn at Washington.
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REVIEW OF THE MARKETS
Continued from Seventh Page.)

wheat quiet Corn meal dull Rye quiet !;
No O. 5S1zG59c. State rye, 55e. Barley
dull feeding, Ale. Barley malt dull
Wheat spot firm; No. 2 red, S1.077s; op-
tons frmer on higher cables and Euro
pean war news and after midday decline
under realizing finally rallied and closed
1ssd5sc net higher. Late months were
strongest on predictions of cold wave
West following rain; export inquiry was
more active to-day. March closed 81. Osss ::
May closed, 1.O0xc.
Corn. spot, firm; No. 2, S7Ac; options
opened steady with wheat and advancing
ruled firm all day on decreasing receipts.
export and better cables; closed Nc net
higher; May, S44@35c, closed, S5c; July
closed. 36c
Oats, spot, quiet; No. 2, s11sc; options dull
but steady with corn; closing &c net high
err; May closed, s3024c. Beef steady Beef
hams $2250q2300. Cut meats quiet: pick
led bellies, 534Q7c picked shoulders, 45k0
4s4c; picked hams, 7%Gsc Lard steady:
Western steamed. $5.S7ib; May. 1915 nom
inal; refined steady. Pork easy. Butter
steady; Western creamery, 1562Oc; West
ern factory, nG15c; Elglns, 20c imitation
creamery, 14Q17c: state dairy, l3Gl9c; state
creamery, 15ql955c. Cheese dull; large
white September. slkc. Potatoes steady:
New York, s3.2719Q3.5O; sweets S2.75G74 90
COTTON seed oil quiet; prime crude, 201Rc:
prime yellow, &c Petroleum duh and
nominal; refined New York, $5.S5; Philadel-
phia and Baltimore, $3.50; Philadelphia and
Baltimore in bulk. $3.50. Rice firm. Mo-
lasses steady; Cabbage steady at $1,000
800. Coffee, options opened barely steady
at solo points decline, ruled generally
weak Following lowering cables, heavy re-
celpts at Rio and Santos, small Warehouse
deliveries, predicted increased Brazilian
shipments and weak spot market; closed
barely steady with price 5a10 points net
lower; sales, 1850 bags including March.
5.4oc; April soc; spot Rio easy; No. in
voice and Jobblng, &c; mild steady. Cordo-
va, ShQl6c. Sugar. raw, steady; fair re-
timing, Sssc; centrifugal, 9s-test PIC; re-
fined quiet.
Chicago, March S.-Wheat developed into
bun market late In the session, and clos
ed &c higher for July. May closed I'M
changed. Declines resulting from dullness
and bearlsh statistical news were recovered
by buying by Letter and by houses which
have been heavy sellers re-
Gently. Corn was firm on the
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wAYCROss NEWS WAITS.
Meeting Held by Turpentine Opera"
tors and Nothing Given Out.

Meeting Held by Turpentine Opera
tors and Nothing Given Out.
Waycross, Ca, March S.-A meeting OF
turpentine operators was held to-day a'
the Phoenix Hotel Those present Were'
II. L. Covington, w. W. Beach, G, W.
Deem, A. Seasons, Waycrossi j. J. Lewis
Hazlehurst: c. Downing, Brunswick MI
Covington, carrabelle, Fla, and w. u
Powell, Savannah. Some important mat
ters came up for discussion, and the par
ticulars win not be given out for a pup
location.
Mrs. Crawley is building five-room COZ
tage opposite H. W. Wilson's residence on
Albany avenue.
Forty pupils are enrolled as mempeIs
of the new Jefford's Sunday school wnioH
was organized last Sunday.
Capt L. johnson win build a turpsn
tine still shortly on the billiard propei"
just north of the city.
Moore a. Sears. naval stores operator ..
wildwood, have issued notice or dissui1
ton, T. j. Sears retaining the business
The press of this senatorial district law
Hon. r. G. Dickerson OF Clinch Tor $50
senator next term. It being Clinchs tllDS
10 furnish the senator.