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, 1874-02-23

PALMYRA, No., has d sensation to which tho
Women's whisky war Of Ohio, the revivnls OF St,
Louis, md tho condition of streets in Now York
arc as nothing. Palmyra il absolutely torn into
two bitter factiouB all about mans mock.
Ambrose Coo Inns just been found guilty Of the
murdor OF Abblo Summers, committed four
years ago, aud tho town il divided as to whether
he should bo legally strangod or not. So close
is the contest that tho prisoner may DO said to
have casting vote. The sowiug-circ]es are all
biaectod with mathematical accuracy; tho
church Booioties aro arrayed against ono another
on this important question; oven tho retail
trade OF Palmyra has boon upset BY tho contest,
The President Of 1nglesido Seminary iH a Hunger,
aud the Principal Of st. Paul's College MI Anti
Hanger, and tho scholars haYo takon sides
and fight ainglo combats In support Of
their pcdagoguos' views. Tho hotels Of PALMYRA
llayo Joined in tho discussion. Hangers willnot
duo with Anti-Hangors, nor will Anti -Hangors
drink with Hangers. Society Ia turned wrong
side up. Ono young Indy ia 30 enthusiastically
on the hanging side TINT she Offers to relioyo tho
sherir Of I'LL unpleasant lutos on the occasion
sho 10 earnestly looks for, while lor Bister VOL
untcers to tako Coos placo on tho scaffold
rather thau be dofoatod. Tho Anti-Haugors
havo the beat Of it 80 far, because thoy cau show
their affection for tho murderer, who ia SUD.
piled with new clothes by his supporters, and
fed on tho choicest dolicacioa cooked by luis fair
BympntlizorH. Ho has given his name to q now
culinary triumph, and Coo-cakes are among tho
beat things oaton in PALMYRA. The Hangers are
poworlosH to prevent all this und gnash thoir
teoth with moro maiignity than over. What is to
DO douo with Coop Compromise is not
possible. Tho trlaing circumstance TINT Coe il
q m11rdoror. aud therefore ought by law to bo
hanged, is Of no weight unelor such circumstan-
CUB. Only tho Governor call do any good III tho
matter, apparently, by roprioying him aud turn
ing him over to both parties at once.
, 1874-02-23

CLONE THEATRE Dcsrlanus atrcet, hcswcon Mind.
!e0 and Washington Engagement OF Joaopa X EinfnG
" Fritz, Our Cousin 0pslla1. )" ~
, 1874-02-23

AUAnEMY or MuS1C-1Ialsto.l eroot, howoon Afnl-
lsnn nnu alGnrDc !tnYaGulnt Ut Oltvct Do,td nyrn.
MttGInonn: Bsnot to q. l.. dsavcs Esoaing donald
, 1874-02-23

MYERS orERA-1IoTst: L.. ;nroo htrcot, totweon
Afingtrols. Astra.y and romicaltios Uos,nofn,iuai
Illusion, :" Our Groat City,"
, 1874-02-23

11OOLEY'S THEATRE -1,nn1n,n, .troo+ ho,,vo,,
Clark 4nd l4nSalu, !" UtyoscrI, ii '' ~
, 1874-02-23

1Ehsfa OF su:acnirr1oN trAYAnLE III AnvAvcE,,
I'll 4nas sy t' SYn,ay
farh or hsoar at tho rato.
'"rforont delay and mistakes. lo suro md ryo Post
on 60 "ad1csa In full, including State und County,
he"tt""ccs say DO nndo either y.lra o1pross Post
o"eo oiaor' Or tn rtElstorod lotto.p, nj o,,r rlsk
1EHMa 70 CITY Bunscn,nn1ta.
iailr dollsoiod. sunday osccptoa e1 cont, nor wook
oa' oo''sorcd' snndny Included. ~ conta por wock
Aoo'ess TIE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Corner Madison and Doatborn .st4.. chicago, iii.
..s....s.-.....------
TooAy's ADJUSTMENTS.
Gle 22ohEYs aa5 s, streot between
,hryIcKEns tTI1EATRE-sladlson stroot, bc.woon
n:G2,sSn :Hr!n1s %nd State. Engagement OF Edwin oo.
,d, an $;rY.n or street hewson hnd
".fs"}is Gsvss o!sss ne" bs'sa
aud egx,sc. .'1ss ys52 s sa'
!:G ,l's faa SsI s:,;s q josap
MYERS, orEnA-iIoYs1: i. .aroo .treo bo.voon
inatro. ant S!aS AMrnEtoa M G.tto. 2nd o6e
u'ie' ','3feE oaa ases ds it, s'''''' o0'ot'i'al
i; T"'ass :ss Sss' ssSes sss%sa
J. EtEF s e&s Sc .ss2 i,
g))e Oblf1zrDu 02ibr41t.
, 1874-02-23

Society owes to tho correspondent Of tin
Omaha Herald at Nebraska City tho dotnitiou
OF "ploasant gontlcman," illuatratcd By q
bodily imporsonation. Tho "ploasaut gentle
man" Ia Mr. McWators, who llaB iuBt boon nc
Quilted OF tho murder Of Mr.. Wolf at Wyoming,
" 1o ie," eays tho modern Diogcnos, "a young:
man Of gontoel appoarunco and IL considered d
pleasant gentleman when not drinking ljauor.
and is tho rcputed murderer of Iiyo or Bix mon
in Missouri and KanBas. II Is said tint ho now
stands indicted In the formor State for
murder. Ho haa wife and two chill
dron. and his family receives tho sym-
pathy OF tho whole community" Why should
they need sympathy whore Mr. NroWators IL 10
highly esteemed, mud where his pleasantries are.
held In such high favor 1t Is only in aess civil.
lzcd countries, whero barbarous code cous:gns
practical humoristB Of the AIcWators stripo to
tho gallows that thoir families "rccoiyo tho
sympathy Of tho whole community" whilo tho
stupid victims OF their jokes aro laughed at.
There woro only four corpscs piled outside thu
door of tho Nebraska City saloon, and MIR, Nc
Waters pleasant frame was not among tl,on,.
Ho was found amoug tho wounded, but some Of
tho penetrating jeats from the muzzlo OF his
eovet-ehootcr wero found embedded In thu rc-
mains of tho stupid nutts Of his wit. W. mr.
not yat advanced to tho appreciation which: n
braska City LAS for pleasantly aud gontility.
, 1874-02-23

klNGSnUllr MUSIC 1IALI4-Ciark strcot, between
!tnnd9,ph an1 Lake. Lecture by Thomas Nast Su6jcct
, 1874-02-23

UNION PARK COSGRi,GATIOSAL CHURCH,
Lecture BY Ah} Powell tho Explorer ol tlle Col9zain.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-03

DANL. u ARDEN.-This popular
gentlemen has 1eopened the Bar,
Rom and Billiard Saloon formerly
kept by him at John Bogan's old
stand corner Front & Johnston
Streets aud has on hand a we'll re
lecte.l stock Of first quality liquors
and cigars. He has secured the
services OF our polite and rffable
friend Billy Rexrr as an assistant
and deserves as he will surely re-
ceive, Il fair share Of the public pat
ronage in his line. He has com.
10, table rooms up stairs where gen
t;emen with leizure time can read
the papers and keeps on hand til =
very latest and most entertaining
hooks for those who desire to read.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-03
MARRIED {:

SCHNACK-KENNEDY-At the
residence. of the BRIDES mother III
Alexandria, on the evening OF
Thursday, October LIST MR.. CARL
A. SCHNACK to Miss MAUDE KEN.
NEEDY, all OF this place.
This announcement accompanied
by the usual favors for the Printer
was the occasion for the expression
Of many and sincere good wishes
for the happiness and prosperity OF
the happy couple by the Caucasian
office. s.. ~.
Our modest, polite and worthy
young friend Schnack has selected
for his partner through life most
estimable young lady in every way
worthy Of him and is now prepared
to face the world and its troubles
with courage and confidence. We
number ourselves among the many
friends who are gratified at Carls'
good fortune and who wish him and
his amiable bride all the blessings
of which they ara ~ worthy.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-03

Since our last report the river
has risen nearly eleven inches
cansed by the rise at Shreveport,
rhe observer there reports . rise Of
thirteen inches. The rains q here
with the above rive has given us
this little swell and enabled rs to
get Cotton of at our high water
prices this week, that ~ q So
bale. I, 20 - 49, ~, ~. .,... 'A,,..
The Bastrop passed here on the
lht, having been ~, for nearly two
months and 10 the only steamer
which reached Shreveport in that
time from New Orleans except the
VIM, ]. Behan and Belle Rowland.
We OF course except the mosquito
feet Brnner, Ida Leon and Royal
George. which steamers haye been
during the same period connecting
with our lower river boats e4a
The Bryarly was our last Packet
down, and left our wharves with
abont $50 Bales Of Cotton, i very
good trip for the season and river.
The Fleta ought to be in sight
this morning, and with a fair freight
from the. Crescent City. She wa4
advertised to leave. New Orleans
on Tuesday 2oth -ult., but for some
reason did not get away. A 20
The weather for the past week
has been cool and pleasant, and q
good time for picking out cotton
We learn that in some places con
siderabIy over hale of cotton tt
the acre will be maile-one party
says ne will gather IS bales from
"A acres. this proves that the cropl
we'll attended to will give IN album
dant yield if the caterpillar will lie,
US do the picking. t4 l -. i,
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-03
OBITUARY.

Died ~ GreenvIIe, y. u. On the urn
Of September, REV. REUBEN STARK
JACKSON, il, the 3Oth year Of his age.
The deceased was born in Point Coupee.
Of Rapides- parentage, and left an orphan
when an infant. was brought mp by his
relatives in this Parish. At the breaking
ont Of the war he left the La State Mill.
tary Academy at the age Of sixteen. and
enlisted as LIST Sergeant Of Company l. 9Th
LIST Lieutenant. Among the gallant spir-
it~ who followed the banner If Stonewall
jackson in the "old Louisiana Brigade, 1t
jackson was conspicmOus for intelligence
in his duties, endurance on the march, for
GOODNESS and gallantry on the aeld of bat
tie. Passing nnhnrt through the great
valley campaign and the battles around
Richmond, while commanding his compa-
ny at Bristow Station, August 9th 1862.
he received terrible wound in the foot
and was left OH the field where he remains
eel some time, being IN the enemy's lines.
Contrary t" the 1,lvice of the surgeons,
he refused to allow his ley to be amputat-
ell and by his youth and powerful c"nsti-
tmti,,n recovered, IT, die ut last after twelve
long years Of his old wound. On the ad.
vance Of Gen. Banks up Red River. Lieut..
Jackson with his wound n,,healetl. Joined
the advance guard and was captured
while on the way to Fort Delaware he as
sisted in "vefpowerimg tho guard, aud
seizing the vessel. and though unable Il,
walk but short dista nce l,y the aid of the
good people Of the glorious old North
State" finally escaped into our lines
Resi- yning his commission in the infan-
try. he became lst Lieutenant and then
Captain in tho 9th LII. cavalry. where he
remained until the e''d of the war. A few
years ago he united with the Baptist
church. soon after was ordained and an u
minister ut that denomination, became
well known in North Louisiana. A year
ago he went on to Gr+enville, s. C., to
complete his theological c"nrse at tho
Summary, when his many friends and rela-
tives were shocked by the intelligence of
his death after q brief illness. The Rev.
DR.. Broadns, Principal Of the Seminary.
writes in high terms Of our friend and
says Il career Of great usefulness and bril-
liancy has come to an umtilnely end. At
the time "f his death he was member of
G"rtly Lodge. Free aud Accepted Mas"ns.
We have known the deceased long and
we'll, asa scllml and college mate, = fell
manhood. and can remember no word or
Thought Of unkinslness that ever passed
between us. Peace to his memory though
far away from the State he loved SO we'll
and served 50 truly. he sleeps well. To
the frsil and gentle being VIII" early in
life linked her fate with his, now lett alone
we extend our warmest sympathy. In fee
BILE health for years. we little Thought that
he would 10 first to 60. bnt as the grand
oak is broken by the storm while the gen.
tle violet bows it's lovely head. so has the
Angel If Death passed By aud summoned
the strong man by her side; why it hath
been disposed she can learn alone from
him "who .ioetl' all things WE'LL
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-03
Southern Troubles and the Prospect
Of Reconstruction.

If the Southern States were in a con
.li'i"n "f absolute tranquility. it til.
Equilibrium between the two races wa.
maintained justly and life, pr"prrt,
aud respect tor rights were assured. H.
they are in we'll governed citira. these
facts would t'e without parallel in tn.
h'st"r- IF humanity. Where has !,
ever happened that, with the s"cia
f"',n'inti"m b,"krm "p by war whicI
'ies,.latei every firesi,i.', with millions
1t sl"ves, not merely made free, In,
endowed with political tights. ct whose
limitations they could have hut vague
comprehension With the rnfrancl.isrtl
clnss favored by the protection and
cOantemAnr- ut the c"nqrer"r, whose
generosity is 80 far abused l,y hi.
fuuc:i"narirs that he h'c"mes an op.
l,r..ss"r.-wl,rr~ viii, these element,
has it ever happened that the people
have taken their places again in the
new order with such good will. suct
content, such '"cei'ta"ro If inralcnla.
bic changes ~ (" leave nothing further
in that way # {" he desi,e.ii II ha.
never happened and never will l,lrpc,
while men TIRE affected by the common,
human en,oti.'nx and passions. Fur
tl,erm,",e, VIZ do not believe it has
ever Yet happened IN the world that q
people accepted the hard r"n-rquen.
cee If a disnstr"us defeat with even AL
much If heroic patience "a has been
shown hy our own pe"p.e in the
Southern States.
So far, therefore. from seeing any
just cause for aurprise in the OCCASION
al rhullit'"ns vt fury that disturb the
South. the greater reason. for wonde,
ia that euch events are the exception
t" the general c''n.iitinn tl,atthe I,e"-
,'l.., with ruch widespread nnamimity,
have returned t. their everyday life,
to the occupations AMI pnr.uits oi
peace. an, that the rt.st"ratiOm IF order
and industry measured by production
il we'll nigI, complete. AMI that crimes
are D" greater in "um,.~r and M w"rse
in character than rum and idlenesa
will account tor in any Community
equally tree. Que might fancy, from
Tho ats'ssds ths So~s,susens ssssnes
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-03
q If.1 Iyt' -Fl1 l7--5--l!, - T--5f1
TEXAS GRAND RRlZE nil
.f19ls4a efli 70 ais a39nt boo Icia7
CON CE.|!s':1le!|lI|,;.1l FL
10 isis Il !, sad III aa4'fT.a as-Iy
PestpSnea = OCTOD ~! },
> g a9nA ls5A. set:eiI.f

- -. lJl ~ u.
H70HE Hon. Jas z. ID. Whsox4 nsye
of Hoastns, aud the ,0Ay Oeassil.
the enterprise - fo:l0wssN ,eY''
- fiousrox. TExAs, ApsitSo. l0ya.
WE THE, UNDERSIGNED. REGARD
tho Real Estate Diaaeibati0a, which =. Z:
FtsTRR prop0see 20 make On the, ~ Of
OCTOBER meet, ii tliis city. y cSlSnlats0
q, pr,apote improvements, aud placing
witi,in ths feaSh efsmSA5. ~ -sthstwa6s
w"nll 10 unable, chance 70 secure =
homo fDr them and thsir families. and
having from Onr long acquaintance with
him. every confidence !" bic integrity: -
feel justified in saying thst W bsltese
that he will carry ont his 'Disttihutton
honestly and fairly, according 70 hto I'D
vertiscd plan. ,at1set @ei7.
Si1se1 b. ths Mayor. tAs. Tea. ~. Z: p
Wslses, ssd CSly CssseA
CAPITAL PRlzE-)s,ooo Go1o; ton
Residences in Houston; {Popalstion co.,
W., aud the Railsaad ceutrs a1she atatGt
$50 tracts Of land in different pnrtione q
the Atsts. q vslus of prises, 9lA6.0Qo)
1900. tickets at TWO DOLLARS each.
The management are % we'll, consineed
If tile sncctss of the k.ntesprise. that they
feel Justified in promising 70 RtsuSD ~
RY CENT or MoNBY. II the drawing d6ee
not take place an the22d Of .Qc1O1t1.
EVERY PRlsE PAID IN full. whether Ill Sbs
tickets ore solder NOT, ~ ! o8t
A' "'J. Z. FOSTER, Manager.
H.. Houston, Tsxas.
T. HOUSE. Treasurer. Oct. -
.~*A~<~~~>~%--~~r~ ~~"e
NOTICED NOTlCEll ~.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-03
LOTT! LOST!!' LOST!!l

r OST OR MISLAIDa note drawn
~ by o. P. Walker, for Fifty -four
$54 OO Dollars, . payable to Alfred
GIayson, and by him endorsed to
the undersigned aud due January
lat 1874. III" H' h.'
All parties are warned not to
trade I; said note az payment has
been stopped. w. B. HARPER.
Oct. 81 1874. ....> .,5
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-03
From chsn-y~iHs hridgs to Parish lin
diatsict No. 4. !. w. Raaa.
HINESTON WARD.

Il
Prom Grnvcl'y hill :" Spring cr'ek. d..
'r;c, M. ]. John A"drews.
From cp i"v creek +" S'rother" bridge
\ strict M 2, John San'ers"n.
From ili"ee' IN to head Of Sprin.
= eek. district No 3: J"hn 1--we.
From head Of Spring creek to where
tIi"rston intr,ssrts. l'urrs terry road. 'ia
.rict No. 4. M.re,l, M"rl.r.
From Hins-ton bridge TO Parish line Or
upper Burr. ferry road. district No 5
Michael Smith. q
From inter pction Rnrrs fry nnd
VpsI. borough ro,d to Parish line. district
No. 6. James tiipas.
From Hin-s. on bri 'gr to Parish line Or
Sn ar Town. rOsd. district M. !, \. r
Hathaway.
From -troth.r- bridge t" Parish line b,
any Of John I,ial's place. district N" 8
:'avr 60 "lm.n.
From .troth"rs bridc. to Sugar Tow
DAD. district No. 2. john Self.
Fl IN Paul. or. 10 Intersection {"
'li"e.t"n -rpad a, head IT Spring, cr~ek
i,triet No TO- John LAIRD. a.
From Rocky branch =" Mrs. McInfoshe''
an.. dis Ct No. II. Pinrkn"y Swami.
From Mrs. Niclntoshes lane t" >rchy
Itnrh'e int. f~es,in" Rnrrs ferry ro"d. dis
,rc, No. ~. Dave Burns.
F.Om Mrld-r'> rt"r.' to Stro'hsrs bridge
i"ter>ectina Ss.ss Town road. district n"
3. J,,hn Sqhir-'. ~
From Rnrneys branch 10 Hire.ton. head
Vt Spsing creek, district, No. IA, james
Marler.
SPRING HILL WARD.
From l'srnsl. bridee IT, Texas aod
''hen.yvlIr road, district No. .. Pierc'
Terrell .-,.
From Texas road to Buffers mill, DIS
trirt M. 2.-MoOre.
From intersection Of road dist-ict No
tn Spring c elk bridge near BsbCs, district
No. 3. J"s ph Bs"b.
From Spring creek bridge to Davis
bridge 90 Cslcasieu river, district No. 4
j. A Calhoun
From Spring creek bridge to Willis
Crossing on, Cs!casleu river, district No
5-t3"dwi". ,n. =
From Spring creek bridg" to CaI"al''
crossing nenl. t"c'd ie. district No. O.
From ocky hr INCH =" Is m'le pos
near Bushnell. di tic, No. -
From Is mile p 9, 10 Beaver creek. dis
trict NJ. 6.-Si,np-"n.
From Il. aver creek I" LI"yds bridge
.!i.tric, y" 9. X G. Il"Ilnnd
From crcka'ar> t" Joe Mi'lers, dis
trict no 10. Nathan Orr.
From lhomp-on's lower line to Lloyd
bridge district II" II. JOHN \. stephens
CORRECTIONS.
The resignation Of \. Va,niryar al road
,vne.;c. .lis'ric, NJ. l, Alexandria Ward
was accepted and J. J COTE was appoint
I'll III HIS place.
On nation 49,.
Resolved. That William Dyer. ST.. b.
appointed Syndic on Road district No. 4
Spring Hill Ward. in place Of A. ca!
houn over age.
Z. q. Compton in the chair
On motion
Resolved. That r. Pointdext"r be sp
pointed Syndic or road d,-t'I, No. | Ba
y,.u Rapidss Ward, in place Of Is. Cooper
over Oge.
On motion
Resolved, That Joseph Giles he ap
pointed Syndic on road district No
l. Hineston Ward, i'll place OF Johl
Andrews.
On motion
Resolved, That james Bolt be ap
pointed Svnd;c on road district No
3, Spring Hill Ward, in p ace o
Joseph h 1T.
J. W. Osborn in the chnir.
On motion
Resolved, That Il. D Huff be ap
pointed Syn,lic OH road district No
7, Bayou K,pides Ward, in place o
G. l.. Zimmerman, deceased.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
notice.!

II AIDES INVITATIONS to the
IL Grand Calico Ball of the Ra
pi,les gr,cnItural Fair ASSocia
ton can he had ON application or
by addressing either IT tue under
signed
INVITATION COMMITTEE
JEFFERSON WELLS, Chairman
D. w. Hynson, Edward We'll,
Robt. P. Hunter. Chas. NJ. Wells,
j. II. RanM1ell. y. JnD;s.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-03
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS
Iron tho Nav Orleans ricayune.1
NEW ORLEANS,
.I;>4.te Sept. 22ptl, 1874.

l. = - a.
COTTON.
The official closing quotations Of
the Cotton Exchange today; were
~ follows:
Low Ordinary .......-0- nomI
{ Ordinary. .114m12 liz
Cool Ordinary .13an13s 13a
Low Mid,l!ing. .....144&14+ -
Middling. .144&14a 14a
Good Mi.ldiing. 1873 15{ Is
opened at 1oo}n1Ooi. against 1904
NJ New York, aud closed at 1909
nlO0s, against 1O93. Silver nm.
changed. american halves 1O41O
1864, Mexican dollars 97409Sc.,
SUGAK-There was no receipt
from plantations this morning, and
there are only 100 hhtls in the, shed
on sale. The demand is confined Il,
gr.A:ers, and u bids sold at 81 f"r
fair, 10c for fully fair, and 103 for
strictly prime.
MOLA SES-There is no plan
tatiOn MO!asses on hand. North
ern syrup is selling at SIC, city re-
fimery 45c. for common, SOC. for fair
soc. tor good, 6(Ic. tor prime, CSC. for
choice. Stock III sheds 40 bbs n.
Y, syrup, and 3 bbs do.
| GkAIN-Sack Corn is in light
supply and demand at firm prices.
Sales 800 sacks-2OO white mixed
at 98c.E and 100 yellow mixed at
Csc. z busllel. a.s-@
HAY-Market. qniet and good
supply. Prices steady. 80 bales
prime sold at go = tou.
FLOUK-Buy~rs ire %, as us,,-
:al, toward the close Of the mouth
The market il firm, however, and
there appears to bs. u better, Fl cling
on choice grades There We, e sales
Of 500 hbls., Of which 80 superfine
At ~ Is, good treble extra at g. go
100 choice do ut &c Is aud 50 do ut
90 %, % choice extra at 81, 100 and
and 900 bbls or privateterrns.
CORN MEAL-AlNut, 800 bbls
have come in sii,ct, Saturday, offer
ling at 4 SO y Dbl, and jobbing at
that price. Old stock is selling at
4 % per bbl,
POKK-No demand for round
lots. Quoted at 92G126 5OPbbl.-
Dealers have a small Job trade at
$27 u bhl. ..u ~a9o' ~
" COFFEE-The market is strong.
"A steamer is due here with $4,000
bags and an active trade is looked
for. The stock now on hand com
priseS $500 bags in dealers hands
We quote fair 1701G4 (gold;, rood
1S0l9c, prime l9302Oc y Id. tr'
| OATS-Good supply and dull
No sales. The last sales or Friday
were 65c prime and Is for choice.
HlDES-Strer hides city slaugh
ter, over s. h, 11n12c. do. 20 to "a
10, 110124c. do. under 70 ID, 1Oc.
COW hides, as they run, 10c. !; kips,
20 to "a 10, 1916. do. % to 80 ID, 12c.
calf skins, each, 81 ; country hides
90 to % ID, 15n17c.; do. damaged,
halfprice; beeswax, prime yellow,
y ID. 2Sc. OK horns, each, &C.; tai
low, Sc. sg~ ...-n
| BUTTER-Continues in light
supply and good request. Choice
Goshen commands 3Sn4Oc.; West
ern 3On-c.; inferior Goshen 3Od
DOC. Western 2O12jc y 10.
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