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TANNER & Co,
BANKERS,
IL Wallst., New-York,
Dealers I'm

Dealers IN
STOCKS BONDS, GOLD AND EXCHANGE.
ORDERS EICUTED AT THE STOCK AND uolp
EXCHANGES
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS SUBJECT l"
CHECK AT SIGHT.
Bny and Sell, at current market rates the FIRST
MORTGAGE EIGHT Isl PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF
Tur ~. Joseph AND DENVER CRY RAILROAD Go.
Interest PAYABLE August and February, in New
York Iondon. or Frankfort on the MAN, free OF
II = Taxes. Present market quotations, %,a9Ss
and interest. TANNER & Co, No. IL Wall-st.
R,SKrxG-Housr OF HENRY CIEws q Co.. No. -
W.IIrsT. N. y.
Our busiuess ia the came as Incorporated bank
Drpost accounts can be opened with us III either
currency or CON, subject 70 check without notice
Five Per Cent Interest will he allowed on MI n'lS
balances. Chez Ks upon us pass through inc 'lc"-
ing iloEsa as il drawn upon any city bank
We i,su. Cirsuiar Letters of Credit for travellers
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bursemcnt OF ssso in payment Of interest on the pup
lie debt and 100000 the regular weekly gold s"letne
specie export footing mp soi3o7i, and the coin cus
toms AS The banks gain In net reserve, az ap
pears by analysis below, s6356ii. The following 'apo
shows the condition OF the NewYork City banks at the
dat under men tloned:
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FOR Sufficiently and Town Bonds Of various
kinds securedb by property more than 20 times the
amount of indebtedness, yielding 10 per cent upon
the investment; prime security. Send for circular
giving full particulars. VIM. PARKER No. Wall-st.
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Cedtbrrs.

4 CHRISTIAN Young Lady desires POSI-
" TION a. COMPANION to invalid, or a. GOxENLS ~ 20
yo cr-n IL wiling to the city, Call at S2s bast Nine
tetuths'.. from 10 TO ?.
- A mer. School Institute IA BOnd-st, supplies
N schools families reliable Teachers Teachers waning
positions should Application Form j. w SehermeIho Aela
VNEACHERS WANTED for English, French,
German Classics Painting and Music to introduce TO faes
schools and Semnes Send Mutual Pan Address ("'h
ssmpl AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL UNION No. 7JI Broadway
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available IN all parts Of the world; also Commercial
Credits. We make telegraphic transfers of money To-
any desired point and transact every description Of
foreign banking business.
We draw Bills OF Exchange in suns from Ct up
ward on
The Imperial Bank, and Mcssrs. Clews, Habicht &
Co., London.
The Provincial Bank Of Ireland, the National Bank
OF Scotland, and all their branches.
We issue Certificates Of Deposit payable on de-
mand or at fixed date, bearing interest and available
at all money centers.
Orders executed for Government and other invest
ment securities; also, Gold and Exchange.
Advances made on approved coaterals and against
Merchandise consigned to our care.
We make collections Of Notes, Drafts, Coupons and
Dividends with promptness on all points, and arc
fully prepared to offer Banking facilities upon either
currency or gold basis.
THE BURLINGTON CEDAR RAPIDS AND MrSNRsOrs
RAILROAD Of Iowa is now, in the dullest season Of
the year earning more than u per cent net on the
amount OF its mortgage obligations.
its per cent gold bonds are equal for security to
Governments or any Railroad issue. They COM
mand ready market and we are prepared to buy
and sell them at all times.
No investment in the market, possessing equal
guarantees OF safety returns an equal percentage Of
The Chicago Burlington and Quincy has given a
traffic guarantee, and obigates itself TO invest in
these bonds 80 per cent Of the gross earnings derived
from all business from this road. This is sufficient
Indication OF the estimate OF the enterprise by the
largest and most farsghted corporation in the West
Price 90 and accrued interest in currency Pam
phlets and full particulars furnished on application
HENRY CLEws d Co., 81 Waist
EIIZABETHTOwN AND PADUCAH RAHHoND or
KENTUCKY EIGHT PER CENT FIRST MoETG.GF.
CONVERTIBLE BONDs.-ln consequence If a recent
negotiation of these securities the undersigned have
but limited amount 10 otter at 81 and accrued in
terest, at which rate they recommend them 10 in
vestOrs as a thoroughly safe security
NORTON SLAUGHTER q Co., II Broadst
VIM ALEXANDER SMITH a CO.. 40 Nall-st
HALLGAHTEN & Co., % Broadst.
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Coleman Benedict's closing quotations we're /:

The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices stocks, United States bonds, and gold
made during the week well the closing quotations
of each at the dates aforementioned:
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m-6chools.
HARVARD UNIVERSITY, Cambridge, Mass.

II
LAW SCHOOL
INSTRUCTORS and SUBJECTS for l8il-2
PROFESSORS.
EMORY wASHBURN LID Real Property and Constitutional La"
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C. LAYGDRLL NJ Contracts Sales Of Personal Property Civil
Procedure.
GEORGE t BICBL0w LID Aie Chief Justice Of Mssssehn'e''S
lar " ~,
Corporations - -. =. .,,.-,r...
John LArHROP, LII B.. Shipping snf Admiralty.
JOHN c. GRAY IT,. A. NJ. Conflict Of laws = -.
The Academic ves begins Sept 3l Important ohanre have hcen
made in terms of admission Of study the requisites Tor Tue
degree sd the circular containing full Information ade's
JAMES w HARRIS, Secretary, Cambridge, Mass
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Tie bank statement was u favorable exhibit both the
specie and legal tender items showing nattering In
crease. The aD In the latter reflects the accumulation
Of capital here. The specie item up only moderate
nn,nDnt tbo movement o. the week covering tho die
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The gold market has been dun, and the price during
the greater portion OF the day being ll though one or
two transactions were recorded at 111i The lending
rates were fiat. and and per cent for carrying The
specie movement is given elsewhere. The days business
at the Gold Exchange Bank follows Gold cleared,
s2oo47 900 gold balances 81 2sI1O6 currency balances,
81 1875 $40. The following the quotations:
TIol...lIi l:5o......lll, i;oo......Iil
lO:1.lll5 l2:O1....I'i l;3l.....t Board adjourned.
n:0.....ilit l2:Jo. LII 2:Oo.....iIi
After the formal close there business done, and
quotations nominaly unchanged.
The days transactions at the U. g. subTreasury were
od reeepi,.... 1880 80 Currene, payments e23 l ~
Gold tsyments 80 gl II Currency hslsHce bO!t2 81
3bb 80 Customs 1I'VoV
55l2S
$4,000 cancelled gold oeruhese sent to Washington d. C.
Foreign exchange closed dull and steady at ANNEXED
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PRICE 81 80.

CIV CARLETON Co, Publishers Madisonsqusre New-Yo-k
so a. the Of The Tribune and sent BY mai postage fte
VI f THE TRIBUNE ASSOCIATION,
Trim Ice New Ork.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
,,vs At THE STOCK EXCHANGE.-FiiSr CALI |
eAhh' lot O'clock A. NJ.

,.oco, s1 . .iiSi 2Coi L. s. $50 Con t5, III.
1000 T. e''''' rs 2 800 L. s. $40 Con -, n....li5I
coo \ 1910 Cuu.......lo1il D.y-.,J Frnr,.s
80, q, STAT bonds Kdlr0dd BOads-Bdnk dhd hh""'
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The relation existing between the total reserve Oh Tue
banks and the total liabilities is a. herein below SET lorth
May2O NAV ~ ..,
speeie ............ Sls 49, $40 &I5B6 lne'
legal tenders. 652ld2 t5IVfb ho"' '''0iY
To,.l r,s.re egl7g4l15 836O53l Ine.. 81 900 ,5Il
Circulation 3l204G6 3l0ilM Dec. l9lhs
Deposits zJj5s4olo I"fVU i'''' 49,.
Tot, liabilities. s2s, 7g qpl @2eS2Oa Inc.. 769 on
IS PEI nj to,l9,15 bIJOOi "a,
ega reserve. l3,35f,JSO loZzoO1l ihc' O
Government bonds have been quiet, ana deVom Vi
speenlave or investment feature prices showing no I'M
portan changes The market however. improved In the
afternoon closing strong the basis OF lls5eli Tor
1868.
Fisk & Hatch report Government bonds as follows al
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only moderately actse
s,nans and 81 Is Retail lots Straw u ggeP Va
a XII 30 for Long aud 81 70 for short. . -, %, sosss
RoPs-Tbe DALI ssd oenn,iy poes-nsSi
~ AZ lOd grAtes Other grades dali snd
MOI tssPs-Porrgu Kinds dull aud with an sean
tod,r, are more ANXIOUS sell, Domestic aas' & "a IS &c.
,cs rs hid. Cuba Muscoysdo st Gei 100 bbs Ne" Of'
ard 40 half bbls do at 6s ia Re cash . H., -. ,.4sssg
NAVAL SToRHs-The market Cor Spirits Tarpssune 30 ~
.ct,e and hrn; Is bbs In tots eta'e SEQ ne rsl In
Wilmington quote <2se TOT larse % .,eslT
Ro. there been bat moderate easnes. eaIs AS Tar
We quote Strained 81 6oet s5 sses no eea r'' "
is IN but Inactive ,-.,-- - ar. market ssesa!
OH sCuie Fish OILS moderately sctve aud zoe IT, mas
Nenhadn sead, but very guirt Foe American - a.
hr.o yey HIGHT and prices wthou, qunabie ,xs,.
qAs ty sasks from cui,he Lands Other O av car
PRoyIsIONsThr stropg aud buoyan, cenue ns' % s
Pn,k market hi, day continued AMI wac vefI M ~
osr Of Thursday Market The tede beYEs gIte 49,, ppaS e
o. ,,am I'M. o.i mines rrsanpton Of labor I. s,.asl
hs non.nt much srunss the msrse bat h.ts ss1 NJ
sId hs huoTspe, .uh srJ tie local Inquiry tf- nd
desire 10 sell :. THURSDAY. market was We. Sceasa sn
49, soncss.Ion WAS made, and 81 ths nuIb ~
enc forward reluctantly aud al tney VA =, CSs.ss ~
- - s.Lutci 10; large receipts OF h.s, Hsskn
.,c,ies Of Hes rciuets held 1T ne X 70
Wv "a X "a, os Of lndisn Coru, - al sesn
wa ~ an r,ber tisn M reader u YER bal -
~ .ry msca advance In fofk dunns We IN. a, ssses 81,
t ssnsnl. up.n The crossing crops. tes v =, ~ Asi "
N regard the uaFc We have .I" iAs % -
20 naatb he pne,s current IA. "a sss -
tb,n.s,e. yer, heev; bss he oa'SSVu' S'
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New Publications.
Ncw publications.
A MEXICAN PHOT0-LlTHOGRAPH CO."
n OFFICE ss been removed to No iO3 fat'n-st NJ.
HORACE GREELEY NEW BOON.
Another Edition Just Ready.
WHAT KNOW OF FARMING.

one Of published the subject II does nor
lot upon Agriculture that no Que can ne
interested work written by one OF tie gea as wen - one
Simplest winters IN the world IN his most ageesoe m'uo
Farmers gather from Us great deal Of valuable information
In Che general reader
rrengy fascinating pleasant t Of treating the var oas topics
The Farmer viii make and Thousands ~ dollars % pc Wv o
y,.d ana rre. and other readers, c"y e ieoi
v gather ou is sensible pages plainly O that viii be s0d
10 them after life
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The supply OF money offering at the close OF the week
is vastly In OF all requirements, and borrowers
are accommodated low per cent United States
securities, and and other primo Stuck Exchange
coateras. A good demand il reported for commercial
paper choice grades the basis Of the follow
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MIR Greelol written MS book he Tget anI sIlI1''
N. 49, hone generally accorded n" merit oi HAVING sci
forth the h pretend know hnguage that few can fan to un
"Gersjlut
.Ihsve avoided a FAR Of and distinctions m
'fsmiisi to The ftncFsl eai.
Tho Us know hydrogen nitrogen etc 'Ve ki 10
oes hstev might them woui he useless TO thoc
sisd. anus ri with elementary truths Of Chemistry ami ou
"rerplcNng 70 others
itee is paragraph pages which will not he readily and
sch1oboy Of bfeen ycir then h4Ve
Tiled 10 paragraph simple and a. lucid as intended
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The boob is remarkable one good excellent advice
and valuable hints int abouuds make really valuable to Que
A. an Of business occupation or profession
ought millions Every family ought 70 have copy
and they ought read and re-rcad It. 80, j.,
bands Of every woman and child N ne
wo adand they DO MIN ought 10 be IeAl 10
them
published in handsome STYLE Beautifully
~ Bte1. elegant cloth covers with GIT back
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TOa JannaTy
The following is u comparative statement OF the ex-
pors of specie from the port Of New-York to foreign
ports for 20 years. the week ending May a. ana Tor
the cnrresnondnR period in the undernotod years:
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Mr. Greeley oyf trust that these essv'
VIII thousands Of farmers
pride calling and take yee Interest ~ ITS
Iovecn VIII he induced by them TO read sb ava
Litter Agriculture and the sciences winch minister to IT. e
cleny me progress towards sperieoion which ie" As 9e
have eve f0rtseeu.n
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We don't ark enoagh-Nr Greeley We nee
IN inr more Hol0L Some think uI tier bead
Intensely; m their backs crooked To the sem
brc hoops te WORKERS AMI the Thinkers ale aP
10 BE- distinct cases: whereas they should be- the
Admit % thus, 10 BY follows that
sp,uldt his be.
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Fisk & Hatch report Government bonds as follows at
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The relation existing between the total reserve OF Tue
the tot liabilities ia as herein below set fOrth
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In the above comparison 1t must be borne III Inid uat
the number of traders reported has eeen raplS
increasing and that in 1870 had our DOCKS ooVO
reports against perhaps $4,000 IN 1850 Inc popor
ton OF failures therefore, Is not great az appears
first glance, the ratio being about one fae W e'
cry $40 persons in business
In the statement made in a recent ISSUE relative 10 tue
proportion Of earnings derived from the Burlington Ce
dar Rapids, and Minnesota Railroad, which the Chicago
Burlington and Quincy road contracts TO set apart Tor
investment in the first mortgage bonds OF the former
road 1t should have been stated so per cent OF gross earn
ings, instead OF 40.
The earnings OF the Pacific Railroad OF Missouri for the
fourth week January 1871, s6579 fourth week in
January 1870 s5O612; increase s15s5. Month OF Janu
ary 1871 s217OO month Of January, 1870, s2O27; in
crease for January, 1871, s9,55S.
The earnings Of the st. Louis and Iron Mountain Rail
road Company for the month OF January 1871 $780,
21s January, 1870, s92ls1 So increase, s3il36 4s.
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gures for last year are as follows I:

The Philadelphia stock market was steady to-day.
Pennsylvania e., third issue, sold at lO7 Philadelphia
and Erie Railroad. % Reading Railroad, 40 ZIG; and
PENN ylvana Railroad Ga. Gold closed Al 1lli.
Messr-. Dun Barlow 4 Co.'s statement Of the failures
in the United States for the year 1870 shows the number
have been $751; the aggregate liabilities amounting to
sss1I2OO In 1863 the failures 279l and the lab
tiles SIS 900 and in 1868, 2C03. involving Liabilities to
the amount ~ sos iOO0 In this city and Brooklyn the
failures 49, with liabilities Of s2O573oo0 in
1862 4ls liabilities i2 37OcOO aud In 1865 AT with labll
tiles OF 81 65iOO SO. while there has been general III
crease throughout the United States In tine amount of liza
btes by 81 failures city shows decrease
The increase extent of failures for the whole country Is
% per cent the 1902 and 80 that OF 1862
which, says the Circular. indicates want Of success not
only applied individuals, hut must or less re-
present the general OF traders throughout the
country.
The same authority suggests that IL may be pretty
safely concluded that the surplus which has been added
10 the general wealth OF the mercantile community by
the years transactions is but trining
The following comparative statement Of failures lie in
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oleman Benedlcts closing quotations were;

The absence of cable news giving the condition OF inc
London Stock Exchange and the quotations OF ma
tonal funds was not encouraging to an active business
i'm gold and was calculated 10 check speculation Inc
volume Of transactions was therefore restricted Inc
opening sale was 49, from which the price declined TO
li but subsequently reaced Ill., closing strong al
that point the announcement that the specie snip
nent tomorrow would be large upward Of 100000 being
already engaged The rates paid for carrying were as
follows T. A. s. and g. ex.Cearing House. The days
operations at the Gold Exchange Bank were as follows
Gold cleared SAC 900 gold balances, sS97S6 cur
rency balances 56O53O The following were the quo
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

One of the Best Investments in the Market.-St.
Louis and South Eastern First Mortgage Convertible
Z Per Cent Gold Bonds, issued upon finished road
running to ST. Louis and doing profitable business.
Price 92l and interest Inquire for particulars of
GEo. OPDYKE & Co., No. % Nassau-st.
NJ. K JEsUP & Co., No. ~ Pine-st.,
and at the Office of the Company, 81 Liberty-st.
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IOrtIgn tACHiHkt VUIIIIHuV' HVIVHS'
scarcity of commercial bills. We quote

The extra European mail by the steamer Idaho will
close tomorrow at the Foreign Letter Office, No 30 VIII
lisn-st az 1918 O'Clock pm. The regular mail at the
Post once will close at u o'clock.
The money market has worked very easily at All per
cent on pledge Of United States bonds and sac per
cent on mixed collateral There is strong demand for
,tisoounts AZ the folloUinp mutations:
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The condition Of the 100 NewYork Fire Insurance Com
panies together with the details OF each Companys
business 1870 will be found in The Spectator Fire chart
published by j. H. * c. VI. Goodse BEING several
months in advance OF the issue OF the department report
this publication has considerable ntercstJo all who in
sure Accompanied with the business, etc, Of 1869 the
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NJ fnllnuinr rcrr Ana hids forI ON bank st0cks

In railroad bonds there modertelylarge bnSl-
ness in the Pacific mortgages; Central PaclhcS were
buoyant, aud sold at 92; Union lists at 1885, Land
Grants 90 ana Incomes, 7Olq7Oi. The following were
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RIITTKR.

Receipts 1892 pigs for this week 800 mo hn me pevon.
week corresponding O0J7 AZ bees af Yfoi
connng them the hve come DOT IN e ne
buyers to-day, MAKING somewhat
lively market Helped by the weather and eosnng not 70 D qm
particular discard everything but strictly prime bofers nave ~eo
right through figures which hey sool
paw Another smu given the marset and h.
fact English shippers buying moderately Dunhg ne past
week they took 900 packages and will take more not heH @ s
quoted 65 Liverpool which about lfc net oere
IL would be better this price lots which not sod
will 20 grease worth As Bngnd-Sie here There 10
only fortnight for shipping that What done 10 h
lire done quickly Much Of the butter cent was Gae "eoi
With III 6kns Western purchased here Al lc sD
sample G25c OF low gSie n hoze trade se m
$50 6rkns l3d4 % DO At BE- ADd a. Wis At De Com
rolls selling 8d22c with fine 23d25c Good STATE
diaries rather improved but hardly marx them higher o
Cataraugns Wehh tubs sold Jc Cortland
County dairy Of frn 3 Togs County dairy 81 h ns %
with little silk 45c and 100 half tube COED AFG+Oc
with 225 Welsh at 32d35c. We quote 80. ..
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N y WHOLESALE PRICES OF corNrRY PRODUCE

Expressly for tbs ~ y TRIBUNE bV Rsporierl
The following The current rsts o. articles In good condition
sold commission houses BY wholesale Shippers receive 10
cepi ss deducted for commissions beside freight and other charges
Bofss should be carefully marked the nsss
private the sender should be upon with
marks plainly indicating the Nail invoice list Of the
articles the under side Of the
tsnng nvoos and eos also stating how and Clean
packages asd putting Will add much 70 the vss Of the
dace.
BEANS AND PEAS.
Receipts Of 1903 bush. week TIT
week corresponding week last year 45 bush The frm
aided
buhe beans holder. refusing TO sell Al quotations.
IL though r0t be pashd sill higher but Of
limit reached perhaps back track taken We
wise country hold face Of present ofen yerg large
made dnrBg the week. 81 bags mediums At 81 m IS
bbs d. 81 23 and $50 bills lots at f2 90 With small parcels at
az 81 90 Also Of 2l2 bb az
SIS ct o. 3d. and Is bb 81 83i with 10 bbs pea hesn % 80;
% bills red Kidneys o. and Is bb at 80 3d. Lima eans
plenty and move slowly lot Of 273 bags bush California Lmas
have unsoh lot Of rs bbA Wess green
peas 81 8Ot ~ 81 200 bbs Canada peas free IL bb
81 g. and 100 bbls. at 2 IS. We quote:
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Receipts 9l bales quite good going on toar ,hp eer
not There been numerous TRANSACTIONS OF Az oa
uy Al low figures VIZ bales old trash al ~ CO. low grade ora
Mich bales old VIZ. BE ii bales Old state * 70 ~
Wis a. n bale Sic "a hses STATE &c.; y bales DO se
e viii runors Of other sales Oar top Quotations OF '
week Should have been he. We quote:
Hon, state Prime n Hops. State. Old Good 90
DO do Com to Fair. "a Do oa Com. I" tAf'''' 80
8Gl1 Do Od cis........''' J"
MEATS
shipments 1854 boxes Baeoa, a,s bbk AM tea bes
Lard Receipts OF Dressed HOGS yv'
Mcss Pors bb, Beef 6t3 packages Cut hsas -. p
spe, and r.cksges Lard Dressed heel s arriving sonerh- n'
from Illinois and Iowa The latter is generally ~hns AZ ~
is qrs averaging Sc Three Wesndre'sed h"' -" w
We -. p.,u. ~ s,i9
Beet sides H. .lJ ola Mutton good 70 "a IL
DO Chicago dlo Do DO Mel sse sea, ~ ,is.
De- 90 isr...lJ dl1 DO DO .Lgnt ana me" ~ y, a ..
m. gr.ss.. an Do Western dressed. y a y
~, .orUor IN ar 80 dI0 sanssgss, CoanirY...b q
POULTRY AND GAME
-. - - On. n,yl,t ,ut sell sosy Dressed pour doing
h,,r ms, In. come rnzen, but eel we'll eboee packages
saddles and hams continue 20 arrive they
- E ~ Tor hall ham. ne. for choice ANNALS QuaiS
49, M ,pty and sell CHER squirrels from lOs VI pair TO l0e
We quote; 49,.