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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-22

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rundown condition 1t contains minerals
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health
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suffer from debility weakness
petite bad digestion the
blood nothing will blood good condition
and tone the system and restore the health S. S.
THE SWIFT &PEcS7c CO., ATLANTA, Ga
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south Atlantic standing.

Yesterday noon we sang:
Jim Dumps alarm
Has gone from him.
Now strong of arm,
He's Sunny Jim.
This morning we mourn:
Sunny inns alarm
Came hack to him:
Now weak of arm.
He's gloomy Jim.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
American Leasue Standing.
Chicago, II, New York, ?.

New York, May 21.-New York was
outbatted and outfielded to-day. The
visitors hit the ball hard, three of their
hits being for home runs. Score:
R.H.E.
New York ....o2oo s 5
Chicago .....1 0 0 o / 3 1 Ali IA /
Batteries: Powell and MCGUIRE;
Owen and Sullivan. Attendance, 1900.
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st. Louis, St Boston, 3.
Boston, May 21.-O'Neirs ragged
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-22
HoImes' Home Rum.

Mullaney was safe on error at short
Ray singled to left field. They were
doubled out on Oyler's hit to third. j.
Kennedy singled. Holmes sent one
over left field fence for a home run.
scoring j. Kenndy, Oyler and himself.
Ittig flew out to second.
Ii was this way until the finish, Null
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-22

Hits came not like single birds, but
in focks.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-23
General Financial News.

The current issue OF the Spectator. New
York publication. contains some interesting
figures upon life insurance business last year.
and also showing the financial standing OF
eighty-seven companies:
"On the first of January last the assets Of
these companies amounted to the tremendous
s.. 27e, 2ss. SS7, gain OF sr76 iGo s6i
the preceding year. while the surplus over all
liabilities is s2e4 ss4 625 In spite OF the heavy
depreciation OF securities during the year 1908
which affected these companies TO the extent
OF many millions OF dollars. the total surplus
held decreased only s707 729 Premium receipts
for the year increased $40 Isl az reaching Si47
81 go while the total income OF 1852 Oe6 SIS
showed gain OF SAT- 500. 707. Policy holders and
their benefciaries We're paid In the twelve
months $225 S02 567. SIS. 065. $50 more than in
the preceding year, and 1903 was the frst year in
which this item exceeded $500 900 geo. Total dis
bursements amounted TO $3.50, ESQ. iI5, leaving
sl9l $40 753 10 be carried 10 the net ledger asset
account The new business written and paid for
an. $685., 634 096 industrial. These companies now
have in force ordinary policies calling for the
payment OF SO 59S. lOl. 052 and industrial policies
OF 81 $40. 40s. 5l5. making a grand aggregate of
life insurance protection OF sll5If sos 56T Ordi-
nary business gained last year was sS1S SS7 90
and Industrial S171. 24o 443
During the past ave years the life irsur-
ance companies OF the United States have added
TO their assets $500 233 600. and TO surplus SIS
255. 900. their premium receipts have increased
Ste0 ~ 600 and payments 10 policy holders S79
07i. 600. while the sum insured under ordinary
policies has increased ss.soo. 100000. and under
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-23
BROKERS VIEWS ON
THE STOCK MARKET
Meyer & Kiser.l


NEW YORK March 22.-An interest in the
stock market to-day was centered in the spec
tacular upward movement OF Union Pacific. That
the sensation of the days trading While il
strengthened the market materially there was
no adequate response in point OF price. The
speculative fraternity found the Northern Securi-
traction to-day. Northern Securities on the
curb reached par the highest prices in long
time Great Northern. Northern Pacific. Oregon
Short Line tours and the Burlington joint
rumors in circulation. 10 the effect
that there a contest between the Union
other that plan for the liquidation of the
Northern Securities assets had been adopted
which was favorable to the stockholders. We
believe that the plan will be announced either
tomorrow or Thursday morning II is said
that the distribution OF Northern Securities will
be accomplished by paying a dividend on North
able in Northern Pacific and Great Northern
in due proportion. Other assets and cash will
be distributed later. Under this plan IL is
said Union Pacific will receive about S2S 900 600
and Great Northern $50. OO0. O0O This cannot be
officially verified yet. Among the active
stocks to-day besides Union Pacific We're South
Paul. Baltimore & Ohio and Atchison The
trading to-day the heaviest in a long time.
Steel preferred also active during the
greater part of the day. Southern Pacific. Penn
sylvania and st. Paul were very strong. although
there was some disappointment that Southern
Pacific did not do better in sympathy with
during the greater part of the day. II the
advance in Union Pacific be shown to have
been based legitimate influences. there is no
reason TO doubt but that the market will be
whether the bidding up of Union Pacific to-day
cid not represent In part at least manipulation.
Pacific will not rebound to the good of the gen.
erai market.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-23
ENGLISH IRE CLUMSY
WITH SUBMARINES
So Declares French Naval Officer
Who Arrives with Party at
New York.

NEW YORK, March 22.-Headed by Pro-
fessor Goegg. a delegation of nine French
commissioners arrived here yesterday in the
French liner La Savoie to study American
industries. Besides the professor the party
consists of Count De La Burahaye, Count
d Audiffret-Pasquier. NJ. Richard, NJ. Del
vaux, Lieutenant Bourie. of the French
navy; Commandant Massari and NJ Lang
lois, the latter one of the best-known en-
gineers of France.
The party will start Tuesday for Wash
ington TO see the French ambassador and
will go thence to Pittsburg Lieutenant
Bourie is to investigate the Carnegie Beth
lehem and other steel works Count
d'Audiffret-Pasquier will study the finan-
cial end of the great American industries
The report of the committee is to be made
to loo French societies. The party will tour
the States for five weeks, go to Canada
and then return here for another tour of
three weeks.
Lieutenant Bourie. discussing the recent
disaster to an English submarine boat i'm
which eleven lives were lost said il was
due to English ignorance of submarines
He said such an accident could not occur in
the French navy.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-23
THE COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. March 22.-The cotton market
opened at a decline of 31G4s points the old.
and of 1922 points on the new crop positions
under a renewal of heavy liquidation based
chiefly on disappointment over the reports OF
an unsatisfactory settlement of the Sully failure
than warranted by the cables. which, however,
were sensationally weak. and on the call May
exhibited greater weakness. selling down
from 10 S5c. the first price. to 13 CSC.
II evident, however. that some strong
interests were on hand to support the market,
and shortly after the call. the first OF
liquidation having subsidized somewhat prices
steadied few points. with July relatively firm,
selling up TO 1860, while May hung around
13 74c.
Just as the situation seemed TO have cooled
down somewhat the announcement that certain
Of Sully's creditors had filed petition against
the firm OF D. j. Sully & Co, in voluntary
bankruptcy. there a renewal of heavy SELL
ing that apparently came from both accounts.
and which perhaps all the heavier because
receipts looked large at all points. Before
down 10 l3 SOC and July TO l3.74c, net declines
of from 81 to 66 points on these positions.
Again the market was rallied a few points
by covering and some buying thought 10 be for
the account of spinning and spot interests. but
could hold the advance. and in the late
trading the general ruling was weak, with prices
going 10 still lower levels.
May sold down TO - SSc and July TO l3.57c. and
while the market finally steady prices
only a few points from the lowest The
net decline was matter or 80 70 70 points.
Sales estimated 10000 bales The Southern
spot markets officially reported tonight, We're
nominally unchanged TO IS points lower.
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Poultry, Butter and Eggs.

NEW YORK. March 22.-Poultry-Alive steady.
chickens 12c; fowls, He: turkeys l5c Dressed
hrm; Western chickens. l2qlSc Western fowls.
lac; Western turkeys, young hens I6Q17c.
Buiter-Receipts, S.3Ss packages Market firm
Extra fresh creamery 24q24lkc: creamery com
mon to choice. i5a2Sc; state dairy, 14d2ic: held
creamery, 14d20c.
Cheese-Receiprs. 1.536 packages Market
steady. State full cream, fancy small and large
colored white. September, 12c; state full cream.
small and large colored white late made los. =
Eggs-Receipts. "a. COZ packages. Market steady
State and Pennsylvania nearby average finest
lie; state and Pennsylvania frsts 16ISc: West
ern frsts. 1910.
PHILADELPHIA March 22.-Butter steady;
prints Csc Eggs firm and in good demand; fresh
nearby. 16izc at mark; fresh Western, l6A n
lie at mark; fresh Southwestern. 16IaGI6s4c AT
mark; fresh Southern. 16c att mark Cheese
steady; New York full GRAINS choice TO fancy
1oAq11c: New York full creams. fair to good
1Od1Okc.
CHICAGO, March 22-On the Produce Ex
change to-day the butter market was steady:
steady at 15h@l51sc at the mark. cases included
Cheese easy at 1011G1lc.
Poultry-Alive firm; turkeys. 12c; chickens
12l2c; springs, 12l2c.
ST. LOUIS, March 22.-Poultry steady; chick
ems 1OnQllc; springs. S3I350 per sdoz turkeys
11G121.c; ducks, 12c; geese, 6d7c. Butter quiet
creamery. 20625I2c; dairy. 15GI19c. Eggs steady
at l3izc, case count
CINCINNATI. March eggs steady at 14c
Butter steady: Creamery extra 2sl4c rsts.
firm; hens. l2lac; springs, 1Sl2c; turkeys, 13q14c
Cheese steady.
KANSAS CITY. March eggs weak: fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock. 13c, cases returned
new No whitewood cases included. 14c. But
ter firm; creamery. 2GC22c; dairy fancy 17c
BOSTON. March 22.-ISpecial Poultry easy.
fowls. l3c: chickens. 13Gl4c; turkeys 16G17c;
capcns, 1641sc Eggs, lSQl9c.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-23
READY TO DISSOLVE
NORTHERN SECURITIES
UNION PACIFIC CONTROL OF NORTH
ERN PACIFIC ASSURED.
Union Pacific Advanced $S.25 n share
Yesterday, and Northern Securf-
ties Went Nearly to Par.

NEW YORK. March 22-The directors Of the
Northern Securities Company have issued a
statement in which they make the following
recommendations to the stockholders:
First. That the capital stock he reduced from
S,954.OOO shares to $3.50 shares. reduction Of
90 per cent
Second That said 90 per cent be called in and
cancelled
Third That against each share so Cancelled
there will be delivered $50 q stock Of the North
ern Pacific Railway Company and s3O.17 stock
OF the Great Northern Railway Company. also
proportionate amounts for each fraction of a
share.
Union Pacific rose SIS points in to-day's stock
market on uninterrupted buying in blocks Of
1000 to 5000 shares. The movement mys-
terry up to the late hour OF the market. when it
intimated that statement would be forth
coming from the Northern Securities Com
pany. No inking given of the
character of this statement. but the movement
of the market indicated strongly that the dis
tribution of Northern Securities holdings of
Great Northern and Northern Pacific stocks
would be the subject of the statement
II was assumed from the special prominence
of Union Pacific that the advantage secured by
Northern Pacific would be assured to it by the
terms OF the redistribution. 80
Great Northern preferred also advanced ~
points. and Northern Securities on the curb
about seven points. to within a shade of par.
All the securities connected in any way with
the Northern Securities merger were very
active and strong and gave sympathetic strength
to the whole market.
Another report circulated during the advance
in Union Pacific was that the Northern Securi-
| ties Company stockholders would receive blocks
of Northern Pacific and Great Northern stocks
! I'm proportion their holdings in Northern
Securities shares. and not according TO the
amounts of Northern Pacific and Great Northern
stocks they had turned over to the Northern
Securities This. IL was figured out, would be
advantageous 10 Union Pacific.
A meeting took place to-day at which Il. HI.
Hartman. James J. Hill. George w. Perkins.
w. p. Clough. George F. Baker, John r Ken
nedy and Francis Lynde Stetson were present.
The fact that Messrs. Hill, Hartman and Per-
kins this meeting was taken as an
indication that arrangements were being made
on an amcable basis and that there was no
contest
There still another story afioat in the
afternoon TO the effect that the advance In
Union Pacific had been caused by efforts OF the
Hll-Morgan party obtain control of Union
Pacific No confirmation of this report could
be obtained.
| The Evening Post quoted friend of Mr.. Hill s
S follows: THE Northern Securities Company
will pey dividend of 90 per cent, representing
distribution Of its assets. Union Pacific Will
receive S23. 900. 900 in Great Northern preferred
and $50 COO 900 in Northern Pacific common Other
shareholders will receive payment in proper
ton
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-23

NEW YORK, March 22.-F1our-Receipts. 70 453
brls; exports. 2.375 bris. Flour quiet and lower
on some grades; Minnesota bakers. aso915o:
winter straights. SOS 10 Rye flour weak Buck.
wheat -four nominal. Corn meal dull Rye dull.
Barley quiet.
wheat-Receipts s575 bu Spot steadier: No
red Sl.ol elevator and sl.02G1-05 I. O. b. anoat:
No. northern Duluth, s104 Z. o. b. afioat: No.
Options opened barely steady under room selling.
after which they advanced nearly a cent on i'm
Buy1e eSa wsxs IN Ss n nSes:
belt and covering. In the last hour reactions oc-
CURED, following corn. with last prices Nc to
July sl1sgsz3sc. closed at s2ssc; September. $50
Corn-Receipts, 90, 800 bu Spot easy; No q.
nominal elevator and 54Ssc ahoat: yellow. Sc;
sns 6ee1 e mai in 4s0ns S dun
closing z.qAc net lower. May closed at s7kc:
July closed at 547sc
47c standard white. 4ilzc; 10 2 white. 4sc:
No. white 4711c. Options nominal.
ssc 1892. 23Q27c; olas sal4c: Pacific coast. 1903.
2iG9lc; 1907. 2sQz7c; olds. sal4c. Hides steady.
s7as Lard steady; Western steamed. s7s5. Re-
S: compound. ss75ae-Ssls Pork weak: family.
Rice d0mH fair to R srr sg No Mo-
fined firm.
The market for coffee futures opened steady at
an advance OF points S on March but senersy
the spot month was probably due TO covering and
buying by spot interests. while there was con-
siderable 81 the aeF
who, however, found ready buyers. so that the
market ruled generally steady at the opening
and steady foreign markets. The close was
steady az unchanged prices TO an advance OF 10
Guiding: March at 5I5Sssoc. April at s soc
May at 5.3od5,SSc. July AT 5.55c. september at
December at 6OsQe.lo c and January at 6-i5c-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-23
n CANE-UMBRELLA.
Walking Stick That Is Easily Con-
verted Into a Protector.

There lives in the little town of Simpson
vile. Tex, young lady whose name may
be inscribed a roll in the hall of fame
some day. and all because she has solved
one Of the great popular problems of the
day. One OF the most aggravating expert
ences of modern civilization is to go out
with an umbrella believing that there is to
be rain and after Juggling the thing, about
all the morning, all the afternoon or
perhaps all the day. come home without
having even a suspicion for using it. Cen
orally profit by this experience the next
time il is cloudy by leaving the umbrella
at home and receive as our reward a good
drenching.
The lady in question has invented an
umbrella-cane This is con.rivance en-
bodying the two i'm one. The umbrella is
rolled tight and fitted snugly in a long
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-23

LONDON. March Pat the wool auction sales
to-day 1882 bales were offered. number of
buyers present. Some superior Victorians
were keenly competed for and a good supply of
scoureds sold briskly. Cross-breds in large SIM
ply, met with strong demand. with the coarse
America purchased fair supply of medium
cross-breds Lambs were freely taken by the
home and German buyers A small SUNNY Of
Punta Arenas was well competed for and realized
good prices Following the sales in detail:
New South Wales, 1900 bales; secured Is 3dGls
I'd: greasy, 7i1dQ1s I'D. Queensland 1 100 bales
secured. Is 1da1s 91sd greasy. Sailed Vic,
6dG Is 3i9d South Australia 100 bales: greasy
7kdG1s West Australia. % bales: greasy 6Ib0D
7I2d; New Zealand, $500 bales greasy. 64T11I5d
Cape of Good Hope and Natal 200 bales: scoured
Is 319dd1s sd; greasy, 6G9d. Punta Arenas. 3. 100
bales; greasy. 6G10d.
BOSTON. March Flowing to the SCARCITY NJ
domestic woods both fleece and Territory. me-
dunn woods are in great demand and very firm
This scarcity also has led 10 a marked increase
ings of domestic grades are small and AT current
prices. The market for pulled and TERRITORY
woods is steady. In foreign woods there is a
good demand for low Australian cross hreds IN
take the place Of domestic quarter bloods Cur
rent quotations may be summarized as follows
Ohio and Pennsylvania Xxx and above. sac. x
30G3lc; No. l. S3c; No. >. S2d33c; fine unWashed
eighths-blood unwashed. 251<d26c: quarter blood
unwashed 25i7d 26c; nne washed delaine s5Gs6c
Kentucky, Indiana, etc. three-eighths- blood d
acc: quarter blood e5G2Gc braid 22G23c.
ST. LOUIS. March 22-wool steady: medium,
grades and combing and clothing lSd22c: light
fine. 15Gl7i3c; heavy fine. 12Gl4iec: tub washed.
22G3lc-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-23
LOCAL SECURITIES
MARKET IS QUIET
Small Blocks Of Water Elves and Gas
Skies Sold Yesterday-General List
Dull and Inactive.
Tuesdays Sales.

There was little of interest in the local securi-
ties market yesterday. There was a few scat
tering sales of small blocks OF bonds and odd
lots of Street-railway and Atlas preferred. But
the list of stocks which has been active of late
was dull On the Exchange nothing was done
and no sales reported. All the business
of the day was done in the afternoon in the
open market.
Speaking in a general way, the dizziness which
overtooi. the market the latter part Of last week
is unreleved. The time of year is about here
when it is expected business Will slow down
somewhat and take moderate pace.
The first effects of the conservatism in the
world of finance and commerce which always
precludes a presidential election. to be
making themselves felt. Such influences do not
have a direct effect upon the local securities
market but in indirect way their influence
Is felt whether it be for activity less.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-23
TRADE IN GENERAL.

ST LOUIS. March 22.-Flour dull and un-
brands high as $50 extra fancy and stSafsbt
sioSaf;sV: clear s5.SOai.1o Timothy seed steady
at ats s. Soa2 20 Corn meal steady at 81 Bran
after advance; No red. cash, elevator, &c:
track. 81 OSq1.o5; May. 91llc; July. s2Ac No. 3
aSei May. 45hc:, July. 4sSsc. Oats lover No. e
cash io'2e; track, Ale; May 3s4c. Hay steady
at slS21s. Iron cotton ties. Sc. Bagging csc
Hemp twine, &c. Pork lower; jobbing, s13.l5
boxed. extra shorts. $685.; clear ribs. s. SPY
short clear s5S74 Receipts--Flour 900 bris:
Shipments-Flour. 1900 brls wheat. II. 600 bu ::
corn, 10000 bu; oats. $4,000 bu.
KANSAS CITY. March 22.-wheat-May s2asc.
s July &c; cash No hard, SSq9Oc; No. 3, $50
slis1 no No sSqsSci Conway 4Ac; July. 4sA
iSlsqi4c; Nc. g.. 42zd43c. Oats-No 2 white
Sse No 2 mixed. 40;. Rye-No. ?. SIC. Hay
Wheat-Receipts, $500 bu; corn. 49, 500 bu: oats.
5000 bu. Shipments-Wheat. l25, coo bu; corn
2e.6o0 bu oats 5000 bu.
firm; No. red. N.02GlN Corn dull: No 2
mixed, 41ai1i2c. Oats dull: No 2 mixed. 4lG
at $3.50 Bulk meats quiet at SIS. Bacon steady
on basis Of sl2s. Sugar easy.
DULUTH. March 22-Wkeat-In store No. 1
hard. sec; No. northern. 9ilzc: No 2 northern.
92c; on track No. 1 hard, 96c No ! northern
94lsc: No. northern 92c: May. s4iSc: July e5un.
3ss.c. anu ~ aiiNe'
TOLEDO. March 22.-Clover seed-Close: Cash
and March $3.50; April. 500: October s545.
Prime alske, 500 Prime timothy, 81. 40. Wheat
May sSl1e July. Ss14c; cash. 81.
MINNEAPOLIS, March 22-Wheat-Mav a5nc.
July. $3.50: September. SOS @S2lzc: on track No
i hard. S619c; No northern, 9512c; No north
ern. 92Izc.
LIVERPOOL. March 22-wheat-Spot dull
No California, Is Id. Corn-Spot firm; Amer
lean mixed. new. is pad; American mixed old.
Is I'd. 49,
MILWAUKEE. March 22.-Barley firm: No. 2.
63c; sample, 3SH60c -
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Oils

OH, CITY. March 22.-Credt balances S.u.
certificates TO bid Shipments 81. As brls: aver
age 81 1854 brs: %. 100 brls; - esq
brls Shipments O-imal d959 brls: average
7.2si brls: runs Uira). i.4s9 brls; average.
81 04e brls.
dull al She Rosln frm A, b, G, ID, $3.50. r
Zoo: F. s. go: q. 81 IS. II. $40: l. 1926: X
s. so: M Ss.s5: y, $50. window glass. s.. &c;
water white. 81
WILMINGTON. March 22.-Spirits Of turpen-
tine nothing doing. Resin. nothing doing Tar
firm Sl-o0- Crude turpentine hrnr $2.25
and ST.
MONTPELIER March 22-crude petroleum
srronE: North Lima. SIP; South Lima In
diana, Sill.
NEW lOi-hs ---NSteoh-Sctu Oh Quiet.
Petroleum steady. Rosin quiet. Turpentine
quiet.
CHARLESTON. March 22.-Turpentine and
rosin nominal
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Dry Goods.

Beached Sheetings Androscoggin L. Sc;
Berkeley. NJ. So 94c; Cabot TIC: Capitol TIC:
sss e s pSss St eS lee Eus f
Width, sixc; Gilt Edge sac, Gilded Age. &c:
al Hi y Sfs Hope pc re; LlnTosd SIC; r bonsdae
1914. &c; Androscoggin. 81. CSC; Androscoggin.
Brown Sheetings-Atlantic A. &c: Argyle. nc:
Boot G slzc: Bucks Head. Sc; Carlisle to-inch.
Grss, Fails J. sac. Hill Fine. Sc: fndah Head lead
&C. ss Psppsrsll .l r. ,e Psppsrs 49, 2tc andre
PTiats.Aisn dress styles. Sc; Allen rR. SIC;
Allen robes &C. American indigo SIC; Arnold
s Hamilton fancy 5c Merm aeeh pSks sSd
puppies: Size: pecihc fancy. &c; Simpsons
tngs. BIG: simpsons Berlin solids, sac: Simp-
sons oil finish. SC; American shifting. SC: black
KId-fnished cambries-Edwards. 4xc: Warren,
Tickinrs-Amoskeae AGA lac; conestoga. BF.
ls,sc; Cords 10. lac; Cords T. lac; Cords ACE,
lsc:- Lenox fancy. e0c Lenox Xxx eOc: Oak
is see, s% se G s sws
River. Gle ~" = '"e'D'As' T. &C. SWIM
Grain Baes-Amoskeag. $50: American. SEQ
cinrhsms- Amoskeas sac: Amoskeas dress
!1sc: Lancaster. 6ssc. Lancaster dress. 7i.c: To
Spring patent $50 per brf: winter vhea. pat.
grade. 81 50: extra fancy. in bril- $40: buckwheai
Hour. ~.lc per bril- graham $50 PER bril-
Groceries.
coree-Good Sale: prime. l2Gl4c; strictly
prime. lfnl6c: fancy green and yellow lSa23c,
Java S9 gee Roasted-old Government Java
$500. nnest Mocha and Java S43oc; Java
blend. 25c: fancy blend. iSc: Golden blend Ise
raekass conee1Sity prices: Aroisa. II 2sc: Lion
blend. li50c, Gates's blended Java. II 75c: Cli-
Java blend. IL 25c
sueaL-city prices: Crystal Dominoes. 5-Ib car
tons. TIC. loaf. SOC.
powdered. 5,50c. standard powdered. SIC: Fruit
powdered. 502c; granulated 2-ib package s sc
EranuAzted. 5-lb package. g. sc. standard nm.
franulated. bags or bris 47c; Ridgewood A
brIs. 4s2c. Phoenix A. brls. 477c: Empire
nc. local c. 467c; Windsor ex O. 4s9c
Ridgewood ex c. Isle: 10 yellow. 44sc: Is vel
low 4Hc: New Orleans tdark), &c.
0oiasses and syrups-Sew Orleans molasses