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"TEE WAY or rrn

Common sense is entirely too uncsm-
mon.
Your friends will never fall you II you,
wisely, expect nothing Of them.
Women in love mean what they don't
say; men say what they do not mean.
We do not love our enemies When We
arc divine. enough to do that, they become
our friends.
When a man has o habit OF Insisting
that he Is q gentleman you can be pretty
sure he isn't
Don't throw yourself away. for it's. more
than likely you'll never get gathered up
again.
II you do not trust your friends they Will
not trust yo''-and then you can remain
friends forever.
The commonest Kind of a man has IN
to look UP TO him.
Women wear dresses that nrc too long in
the skirt, small In the wRIgt and low in
the neck, and yet they cal! them nj.
Don't underestimate the boy because
he was raised In the country, Remember
they have no such creatures Us dudes out
there.
This country OF ours Is safe while indi-
vidunl good sense Is properly rated md
bruins and morals nrc Of distinguished
worth.
When n fellow loses HIS best girl lie is
sorry for Just three months: hut In about
three weeks after mans wife dies. he be-
gins to think nbout getting married again.
No woman is too busy TO read the book
the man she loves tells her he has rChd-
unless he IB her husband, Then she does
not bother unless he tells her not to read
II.
An old fool man will nudacously ask
pretty young Girl to marry him. And,
snmeilmcs, she happens to have poor Taste
and no sense. either, aud does 80, Most
Of the worlds simpletOn's nro properly
mated when they marry
EMMA SANIAfONs EVANS.
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Real a1mperialistlo0 Tendencies.

Real "1mpertaltstic" Tendencies.
The New York Sun. in speaking of ex-
Governor Maccorkle's address before
the Race Problem" convention ut
Montgomery. Alabama, expresses Views
identical with those given by the INTEL
llgencer some days ago. It commends
Mr.. Maccorkle's position, and adds:
1--WE hear talk in these days about i'm
perIalistIc tendencies but except IN the
liberation with which this assault at
the south upon the constitution and the
vital principle. of the franchise is re-
ceived no such tendency Is dlscernible.
phe Acknowledgement Of 0ne-thIrd or
two-fifths of the citizens of the south in
contempt Of the constitution, and the
proposition to justify the violence by
amending the constitution. to legaliza IL
under the fundamental law, are In d.
rect contradiction of our principle Of
government and II they should be toler-
ated by the American people our whole
political system would be subverted AMI
imperialism would indeed be danger
really to be feared.
AS Governor MacCorkle gays: The in
fraction of the right of franchise, the
impairment of the constitutional right
of the citizen to exercise the franchise
In South Carolina or in Alabama pro-
woke the desire and willingness 10 COM
nit the same wrong in the populous
city of New York or in Pennsylvania
II the constitutional protection of the
right OF the franchise can be success
fully derided anywhere it may be de-
rided everywhere in the Union. II the
negro citizens of the southern states ara
to be disfranchised in spite Of the con-
stItutlon because they are deficient in
education. in intelligence and in NOR
atty, because they are without proper-
ty. and because they belong TO another
party than that supported by the white
citizens, why, in New York. for In
stance, should not the poor and all Of
fensive to responsibility be dIsfran-
chised also?
The negroes are troublesome under
freedom. but how about the white labor
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mystic Cure" for rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically cures In l to days
It's action upon the gystcm Is rcmnrlSa-
bile and mysterious. II removes at once
the cause and the disease Immediately
disappears. The FIRST dose greatly ben
efits. Is cents. Sold by r. II. List,
1910 Main street. Chas Menkemeiler
corner Market and Twenty-secanl
streets, druggists. nwSi
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wnll n Az snlt Sand.

Special Dispatch to the In:elligencer.
ST. MARY's. w. Va, May 1I-Gray-
son & Company struck $50 barrel we'll
in the salt sand on the Finney farm, on
Limestone, yesterday. This well is 10.
Gated east OF the old Horseneck field.
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There was noticeable lack of unani'
NIFTY In the Ohio county delegation at
clarksburg, but Col. Howard finally
pulled through without the unanimous
endnrsemnnt Of his own delagatIon.
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Mr. chew,g statement ohallenged.


To the Editor of the Inter1igcncer.
sIR:-Not having any agents to at
tend to my business, 1 hereby challenge
Ross T. Chew to produce the evidence
that or any one for me had offered
him bribe of $500.
c. A. I.ANDMEssER.
Wheeling. May IA, 1900.
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Governor Smith. OF Montann. now
wishes he hnd remained at home and
balkad Senator clsrk's neat rrlck Of
politics.
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Rnilrond and Steamship

Tickets to all parts OF the world, Also
Cooks tours to Paris, $l45 TO 1896, which
include all expenses.
]. G. TOMLINSoN. Agent.
Pennsylvania Station, Eleventh street.
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None but ultra free silver mrn were
placed on guard In the West Virginia
Democratic delegations to KansnS city.
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FAMTLY WASHING.

Rough Dry Washed, SEARCHED and
Dried 5 cents per pound.
Fiat Work, Washed and IToned, 5
cents per pound.
All hand work finished 10 cents
Home Steam Laundry.
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There win be a hot time when tina So
lection of n national committeeman
comes UP at Kansas City. Chiffon Is
after McGraw's scalp,
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We are paincd to learn that our
whilom and unrcconStructed friend, Al
bert Sidney Johnston. OF Monroe coun
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EXCLUSION RAVES mo- CHICAGO
Account Methodist Episcopal Church
General Conference, Chicago, May
2.31, 1eoo-very Low Rates via

on May !, 2, Z, II and 81. the Baltl-
more & Ohio railroad VIII sell tickets
from points beyond II distance OF 200
rallea from Chicago. AZ one nrst class
limited fare plus )? 60 for the round trip;
Ing Chicago not later than June /.
For further information call on or nd
dress nearest Baltimore q Ohio ticket
agent. or r. n. Austin, General Falsen-
ger Agent, Chicago, III
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dread Of indicate questions and ofen-
sivc examinations, is removed by DR..
Pierce's methods. Diseases of the woIn-
anly organs are perfectly cured by the
use of Dr.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
Sick women can consult DR.. r. V.
Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y, by letter lrEE.
UYour wonderful medicine, Favorite PFC
acriptlon, IN writes Mrs. c. n. Anderson, Of Roc6-
bridge Baths, RockbFidge Co., Va, sis Goo.
send 10 weak and llckly women, restoring good
health without subjeeting their weak nerves 70
the shock of an examination. was all r1in
down In health; could not work hat short hlne
without resting. Was very nervous and had
very poor appetite. deiidhi To- wyILt 70 IN.
Psrrf and H1lF NY eaSe, and am thankful that ]
did, for received a favorable reply. tooE Sl1
Gu Medical SlScoVeEy,' aud enc vial o. Pellets,
and can now work a. well as could before
was taken sick. think DR.. Pieces medicine
the best In the Werld for sick and nervous
women.
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Col. Joe" Chiffon got through in the
Third district.
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MONARCH over pain. Burns, cuts,
sprains, stinEs. Instant relief. DR..
Thomas IGcleetric on. At any drug
ptore.-G
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Low Rates

via the Wheeling & LAKE Erie to CHI
chgo aud return, Sl2 10, May I, Il and
q. ST. Louis and return, $40, May Is,
10. q and %, Limit. June l.
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GOOD Union Workmanship at c. W.
Sl2ABRIGHT'S SON. Twcnty-second
and Main Streets,
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Is. was ruthlessly slaughtered in the
Third district convention.
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Parkersburg Democrats are not
laughing In loud hilarious tones when
an occasional back county instructs for
slmms Powell for auditor. Parkersburg
candidates have to look over hills and
mountains for friends with kindly
henrts and willing hands,-P arkersburg
Journal.
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poLTrIoAL.
REPUBLICAN CALENDAR.

June 6--FlrBt Congressional District
Nominating Convention. Weston.
July Hesitate Nominating Convention.
Charleston as
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c. H. DUMMY,
141A Market strsst.
pREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND No /

PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND No 1
At a meeting Of the board Of director
held this day. q quRrter-yeRrly divided
Of one and three-quarters per centun
upon the Preferred Capital Stock Of u
National Tube Company was declared o.,
az the net profits OF the company. payRbb
July 2. 1900. at the once Of tho compIsy
No 90 Cortlnndt street. New York Cit
IThe Preferred Stock Transfer Books N
be closed on June 1s 1900, at Y O'Clock 4
and will remain closed until July 5, u
at 10 o'clock a. m. A. F.: LUKE,
b. : my1S-mw&f-juGSso-2 Treasurer.
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STATE PRESS GLEANINas.

where was "Purple Pencil" Mcaraw
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It is said the $4,000 peach trees in one
orchard near Romney in bloom are a
most beautiful sight, and We do not
doubt lt.-Eeyser Echo.
Already we know of several men who
are figuring on getting good haul Of
campaign Doodle. They will write for
1T, beg for 1t, kick for 1t, stay at home
for It, sltulk for it, prance up and down
the earth for 1t. do most any kind of a
dishonorable thing for it, and we hope
all such will not get 1t. We do not be-
lleve money ever influenced very many
men. Tidal waves in politics throw up
on the shores Of time many surprises.-
Calhoun Chronicle.
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IT'S hard matter to set boy that
will work or who can be depended on
about town. What Is the matter with
the coming generation? The complaint
about them is universal and when a
boy is secured who Is of any account he
is regarded as a curiosity instead Of
being the regular thlng.-Morgantown
New Dominion.
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Secrets.

Women can keep secrets.
They often keep secret for
q long time the fact that
they are suffering from
drains, inflammation, ulcer
alton, or female weakness.
But they can't keep the Sc
cret very long, because the
hollow eyes, cheeks that
have lost their freShness, and
the irritnbility which comes
from sorely tried nerves, all
conspire to publish the sto-
y Of suffering. The usual
.s,,t;,,. foy o,,nI1 earPpry
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Prlze-Gghter corbett wants to run
for Congress on the Democratic ticket
in New York. He promises to meet all
Corners In joint debate for ten rounds
with or without gloves.-Parkersburg
News.
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So long as Democratic conventions
are in order there will be no widespread
clamor for the Importation Of that pop
ular Mexican sport, the bull-hght.-
Phillip Republican.
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There are a few of Deacon Browns
friends over in Preston county who are
SO opposed to the English in the Boer
war that they refuse to talk the Eng
lIsh ianguage.-Parsons Advocate.
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THE NTELLIfENCER.
Published Daily, Except Sunday. By
InteIlleencer Publishing Co.,

rs and ~ Fourteenth Street
JOHN FREw. Pres. and Bus. MANAGER.
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The kaiser has dismissed the royal
barber to whose. skill the peculiar twist
Of the royal mustache Is accredited.
He does not intend to let the question
az a mustache BECOME as dominant in
the German court as that of whlskers
70 in the Populist party.-Blueheld Tel
egratn.
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A PROGRESSIVE PERSIAN.
Arrival Of Gen. Khan, the Shah's Nev6
Representative mt Washington.

NEW YORK. Dec. 7.-Gen. Isaac Khan
Mofakhamed Dovlet. aid-de-camp to the
Shah Of Persia, and the new Persian min
lister plenipotentiary to this country, was
a passenger OF the steamship Deutsch-
land when she arrived here to-day.
II come to this country" he said, .'pri-
n.arily, of course, to do what | can to de-
velop the relations, both of friendship and
OF commerce, between my country and the
United States. These relations are now
most harmonious. Aside from my diplo-
matte duties, | am anxious TO familiarize
myself with what Is best in your c~iviliza-
ton; the way your people live; your In
ventions; the applications of electricity.
and the modern appliances of every sort.
My countrymen are not hostile to your
ideas, but will welcome what is for their
Improvement. l come here to find out just
what are their greatest needs. When I
visited all the European capitals last sum-
in view our party was entertained at
the. courts we visited, and / had the op-
portunity of meeting and talking with
most of the sovereigns In person. was
I'm the carriage with the Shah when the
attempt was made on his life In Paris.
When his assailant jumped to the window
of the carriage We all thought he was the
bearer of a letter or telegram. or OF some
rarcel. The instant We saw the pistol. the
Majesty's side. seized the mans arm and
broke the pistol. which accounts for the
fact that no shot was fired"
General Khan's home Is in Teheran. He
will stay here for two days before going
to Washington
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Elsewhere.

NEW YORK, Dec. 7.-Beeves-Receipts 400
Steers opened steady to strong; market closed
dull and lower for all good medium cattle; bulls
and cows steady; thin cows firm. Steers. si.2O
d5.t0: oxen and stays. <3G4.50: choice fat Mexican,
SIS; bulls. s2dS.6o; COWS. $L5oq3.eo. Cables steady.
Shipments, 200 cattle.
Caives-Receipts. sls. The market was slow
and weak; grassers lower. veals. $6s.25; tops.
$50; grassers. S225q2.y9; yearlings. S24250.
Sheep snd Lambs-Heceipts. 1880. Sheep in
liberal supply; market weak 10 a shade lower;
good TO choice lambs opened higher. but the adj
vance was lost later; medium grades closed
lower than yesterday. sheep. 8. 50Q4: culls, $50
81: lambs. S6e.lo: culls. $id475: Canadian
ogs-Receip 4,so2. The market was steady
for all weights. Mixed Western. SIS; good
state hogs. $50.
CHICAGO. Dec. 7.-cattle-Receipts, $500;
NATIVES; Best , t. on n sole deo t17 ID n- p head GALLOWAY
g.: pocr to to medium sSSi cI ss's5 "a s5;@ selected ssss5'i fe "a s@s
8 ss@t 2: mixed stockers loo 70 lSc lower at
Gamers. s2a2.io: bulls. 81. 20; calves ~ sssSa
SIS: Texas fed steers. A@iS; Texas grass
s'fs5s; s. 4 T Ts:oss: e salnos az Ssaa 5000 3 ,s,,
mixed and butchers. A.s5g4.s7ils; good to choics
iishts. 81. scas.aes: bulk fV Of Sales aea ss.ssOess 80 s5a' 50;
sheep-Receipts. 1000. Sheep and lambs gener-
to choice mixed. s.. 75@do 5; western sheep s ssm
40; Texas sheep. .s2.5ea3e5; native lambs. siG
5le lambs. averaging 1os pounds. at IS.
KANSAS CITY; Dec 7m.castlemReesipts. 400
natives. 800 Texans and lV calves Export and
feeding kinds steady. Native steers. 81. 4065 "a.
stockers and feeders. Ssg425; butcher cows and
heifers, $3d4.75; Gamers. s2.50u3; fed Westerns
Sc. 50d4.So; fed Texans. 50. 20: grass Texans
Hoss-Receipts, $500. Market opened steady
u sc higher. Large share OF the offerings sold
at an advance; closed weak with the advance
lest. Heavy, A-s5n4. 99zs mixed, 81 s3G4 AZ.
light. 81. 9oN4 .971f; pigs. s4GoG4. 70.
Sheep-Receipts, l,4o. Light supply, mostly
common quality. Lambs and desirable mutton
sheep steady. few common muttons shads OF.
lambs. $685.; muttons, sinf40: stockers and
feeders. IS. 5e0425s culls. S5Q3.5G.
ST. LOUIS, Dec Cattle-Rece 2so0
including LEO Texans. Market steady. Native
shipping and export steers. $.S5nae5: dresses
beef and butchers steers. s3.9sus IS: steers. I'M
der 1vo lbs. sSa5 IS; stockers and feeders. SO
64-5o. cows and heifers. <z45: Gamers. 81 .s
@<.s5; bulls, $2-s5d3. 80. Texas and Indian steers.
s. $0Qi s.; cows and heifers. s.. 350Sss.
Hoxs-keceipts. 1900. Market SC lower. Ple<
and nshts so0f-9 packers. sfsoatss; butch
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Hay strong: timothy. sll0i4: prairie. si.m-
Whisky steady at si-27. Iron cotton ties. NL25.
Flour. 5.ooS hrIs: wheat. 40 600 bu: corn. lao.eo
bu: oats. 27.eo0 bu. Shipments-Flour. 5000 brlf
wheat. ss.eoo blu; corn. 4:.ooo bu: oats. 1890 bu-
cb BALTIMoRE; Dec s,s Flour dull and hi, rn-
Wheat easier. spot and December. I2a7sls; Janu-
Corn dull: spot. old; tsAa4sAc: new. !sise; new
February. 42lxQi2Ac; March. 421sc; steamer
mixed. 4ls@lAc: receipts: 2OI; s2i bu; Southern
ssq45Isc. Oats firm; No. 2 white. 2Sa2slEc; No.
2 mixed. 2sisQ27c: receipts. A.. 500 bu.
:, LIVERPOOL Dec Lard; prime Western ', tern
refined. spot, steady at eos Cd. Wheat. spot
steady No. 2 red Western, winter. IS llAd: No,
2hd; futures steady: December. IS 11%d; March.
IS I'D Corn. spot firm; American mixed. new.
January. IS l07sd: March, rs l0d.
KANSAS CITY. Dec. ..-wheat-December.
ssssc; May, G6lsgS6ac: cash. No. 2 hard, s5hsg
S4c; May, 3ia0345sc; cash. No. 2 mixed. S4q34hc:
No. 2 white. 35c. Receipts-Wheat, l0s.CW bu;
corn, 1896 bu; oats. n.ooo bu- shipments
Wheat. 1900 bu; corn, 10000 bu; oats. 1900 bu.
quiet; No. 2 red. 76L2c.. Corn firm and higher;
No. 2 mixed. ssc. oats strong: No. 2 mixed.
1 Hvik n meats eui stea sS0' At : s. sst sas AaT Bacon eunet active at
s7.75. Whisky steady at s127. Sugar easy
TOLEDO. Dec. Wheat fairly active and
firm; December and January. 7s%c: May. askc.
Corn active and firm: cash and December. 3s.ec;
May, 31Ac. Oats-Cash and December, 23c; May.
25Ac. Rye, &c. Glover seed, 1899 prime. $3.50;
December, Sc. 10; March. $685..
DULUTH, Dec. 7.-Wheat-Cash, No. 1 hard,
73kc: No. 1 northern. 71tc; No. 2 northern, TIA
@67Ac No. 3 spring. 59AG60hc; TO arrive, No.
] hard, 71i4c; No. 2 northern, 72ssc; December.
71Ssc. Corn. 24Nc. Oats. 23AQ23hc.
MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 7.-Wheat-Cash. 7Sc
December, nc; May, 741ac; on track. No. I hard,
75c; No. northern, 1Sc; No. 2 northern. 1Og'lc.
MILWAUKEE. Dec. 7.-Barley dull; No. ?.
69c; sample, f0q56c.
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AT NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. Dec. acknowledging, 1e. 526
brls; exports, 5,Se3 brls; sales, $4,000 packages.
The market was rather easy, with less doing,
and bids lowered on account OF the irregularity
in wheat. Rye -four dull and easy at 81 15G2. 20.
Buckwaeat quiet at sOde2c C. l.. f. New York.
Corn meal firm: yellow Western. sec; city, soc:
Rrandywine, 81 4od2.50. Rye firm; No. 2 West
ern. 5sIkc f. o. b. afoat; State. 52ifd6sc c. i. +.
New York, car lots. Barley quiet; feeding, 42G
ACC c. 1. f. Buffalo; mailing. 55Gesc c. 4. f. Buna-
10. Barley malt quiet: Western. G5a72c.
wheat-Receipts. ss,457 BIZ; exports, 1856 blu;
sales, 2.1OO, 900 bu futures, 10000 bu spot4 Spot
steady; No. 2 red, .7SAc Z. o. b. afoat: No. 2
red. 77Ac. elevator; No. 1 northern Duluth, S3hc
f.. o. b. afoat; No. ! hard Duluth, s7!sc f. o. b.
ahoat. Options. after n hrmer opening. which
was Influenced by small Argentine shipments
and steady English cables, turned weak and
ruled heavy most Of the session under bearish
continental advices and favorable Argentine har-
vest news. Buyers were also restrained by
prospects for a large increase IN Northwest
stocks. very NAL available acceptances. and
lack Of outside speculative buying. In the last
few minutes a second rally occurred on cover
ing, and the close was steady at isc decline To
Ae advance: January. 77.sg5sc. closed at 7sc:
March, 7sssGsohc. closed at 7s1c; May, 20 I-I64
70 s-lec. closed at 79isc; December. IS lb-l6677hc,
closed at TIC.
sales, 10000 bu futures, 200, 900 bu spot Spnt
easier: No. .. Acc elevator. 4sAc Z. o. b. aaoat
options were generally steady all day. the de-
mand being inspired by cables. rains in the corn
belt. a heavy distribution from seaboard points.
and poor grading at Chicago. Closed Arm and
&c ne. higher: May, 42isg42Ac, closed at 424c:
December. 46G4skc. closed al 46hc.
oats-Receipts. 1920 bu; exports. 50. STA blu.
Spot quiet; No. 2. fsisc; No. 3. 2sKc: No 2
white. 30c; No. 8 white, Csc; track white West
ern and State. 2sizG35c. Options quiet and about
steady.
Cut meats easy; picked bellies. IS. 25as Ia.
picked shoulders. s5.7566. Lard steady: West.
~, S.aou,eH g. - narRmhar c1,c.l -. - --,s
Refined steady. Rice steady: domestic. fair 10
extra. 81 s Japan. 4AT47sc. Nolasses
steady; New Orleans open kettle, good TO choice
S2T4Oc.
Coffee weak; spot Rio. No. I invoice. nc
Mild quiet: Cordova. 9hG134c.
Sugar-Raw firm. Refined steady.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-08
Butter. Cheese and Eggs.

NEW YORK, Dec. 7.-Butter-Receipts. 6,aS'
packages. Market firm; m isQ26c; june
creamery, 1SQ23i2c; factory, 12ql5l9c. Cheese
Receipts, 5,112 packages. Market firm; large
September, nAc; small September. NC; large
late-made, 1O%QlO%c; small late-made. lie. Egg:
Receipts. 1928 packages. Market strong; West
ern. regular packing. at mark. 22q21c; Western
loss off. 2sc.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 7.-Butter quiet but
steady; fancy Western creamery, Zoc; fancy
Western prints. 2sc. Eggs frmer; fresh nearby
2ec; fresh Western. 29c; fresh Southwestern, Csc
fresh Southern. &c. Cheese firm; New York fui
creams, fancy small, 11lkc; New York fui
creams, fair TO choice, 10AGl1kc.
CHICAGO, Dec 7.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was dull; creameries
l5d24c; diaries, 13Q20c Cheese active at l0Au
L11c. Eggs quiet; fresh, 25c.
KANSAS CITY. Dec. Eggs firm; fresh Mis-.
souri, and Kansas stock. 21c per dozen. loss on,
cases returned; new whitewood cases included,
&c additional.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. Butter dull; creamery II
@25c; dairy, 10000. Eggs higher at 23c.
CINCINNATI, Dec. Eggs firm at &c. But
ter steady. Cheese firm; Ohio fiat, lie.