davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ulDEs-wssa scaros on tho .sseot and salah1e 1t
ers',tNo; green cured light and hesyy. T4c; sreen
eaif 12Kc; dsy nt hides. ZIP aud csu iio; dry .ated
srae Id oysr ri e.ssed - asased Damaged .tosf
brings tnothisds rises and branded ~ par can't on
ollS-CsEbon was wo4k. snon9h In fairly actlvs de-
aes. se.t ll i!Ye; DO linol. ieg.l test $50 d. ia
dG hsdsht ~ fs Il; '3tra r!pts!
s':s: se.r9, n us.tsia @ e o .ttets pass. s
sxsso; usphth. Il arsssy isalsNe nspaths. com:
10 natural % DEG. 800 Todasss. j dss. 2iaascs IT,
recent prices wsss ssai!Is osssasd fos frssh :tock
small tio tl.ooa9ls; sustsy;, osioo y r..
sRKDs-runothy vas IL bsstet reslusAt sud hF1nor,
lused ths osop. On thta account willingness
1ale in future VA aatfes1ed. aud a 80 bid for
Aagust, eat poue W. offered: Other seeds we're neg
clovsr, s1.1&ss,o; aas, ~; bucxxhs.t, isss's:
sALr-Tae suarkst continues sctiss aud steady.
msut!u4. Qaotatinus. Ba9naw, nuondaqs, aud Can.
ads hne. S49: ordinary coAtss, Sl.7D 4sty, wthuu,
bag. ~; dasy, with Lays. $3.50; Ashton dazs, pes
TEAH-Thcro was = we'll sustained demand for
teas. AID the n.4Fset assiH yse,eAtea tir1nof
DER MuYuaz-Cho! 70 fancy. Sl.ootat.lo: good tc
pE,me, 79tas C; comnoa 10 good. 4os suc ; Angsuey
chuice 7U4 vic fair 10 good 50 5Guo common, ai5
toc. IMPERIAL Mo1ukl-choiee . fancy. sstavoc
cnoics. 1ua73c; far 10 good, G3Ato: common. aIa
a1c. JApAx-Ohoics to f4ury, nav. ao3a3cs do full
fair 10 PRIME Tug 75c; choes 10 fsney old, 1Na>De
Eood 70 prime. d.. s'at,;se e"nsnen, wa !oe
CHA ,uc ; cotninou. S1ts o..
WUOn-Is steady Il 3lto for besch aud $50 fol
mAfie--tsayeFod.
Observation-Disclosures wezo almost unEalsbls
Very cnoirs offerings sell now sud thea 1t outsd.
rrrs by! f4ir stook I. freely offered q tlo per hE'
spps4r Ia W abuudantLy abls to tAks .: It. To
mttocs wers stes1y: Nsw Potatoes. tl.!Nal 70 X
| ler dal; ; Southern onions, 10 a .4s pr bel.
| EuOL-Coullnues dull aud cary, s1csnt medium
| wools. With, buuR tas mort sal4d!a Of any, III
| lelI II recent pFtco,. Quotations: Tnb-w4sbo!
| stHcsl! prime, 81 .4a3N; do poor 10 good. to4tBc
washed fsees, hus. aj8Auo; do uussinm. 4ltaItc
du cuarse 3eGt suo; a4e, duo heavy 10 iiKlt Az
2ao; 40 medium, s2eka3c: do eosrss, 3J9 a5c.
| LUMBER.
Tho WHOLESALE market HAs moderately active ytstst
day, Ap4 UNCHANGED for ineh-lumLss. shingles, an
ath and stronger for inch stud. Tbs receipts Of Ii
thrsA days taAaurslay, 8uadsy. md Monday VET
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-09-11
The Theafer.

The Mexican Campbell combination
have been here most of the week. Their
engagement opened on Tues lay night with
Camille, to crowded house. The play
was put ON in the usual excellent style of
the company. On Wednesday, owing to
the heavy storm, the company did not ap-
pear. Thursday night, Notwithstanding
the unpl as Mt wea ther, the house was full
and the entertainment good.
Many citizens of Cheboygan having ;en-
dered Miss Mexican farewell benefit on
the evening of the last appearance Of the
company in our Village, the same took
place last night, on which occasion the
comedies of Chimney Corner and Rough
Diamond were produced by the company
in heir usual successful manner. The full
house evinced he high appreciation of the
company by our citizens generally. After
the performance, large number rerlained d
and enjoyed social dance. All unite in
voting it a good time. e1
Miss McKean and Mr.. CaMpbell have
made many friends in our midst, and we can
cordially commend their company to the
amusement loving public wherever they
may go.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-09-11
Neiyhborhood News.

Petoskey has its houses numbered.
Charleyoix County wants an agricul-
tural society, So says the Sentinel.
Kalkaska has a hemlOck extract fac
tory which has just been put in opera
ton. ~ a.
Charlevoix County is greatly in need
of new county buildings. The present
ones are not safe to keep the records in
Considerable excitement exists at Point
st. Ignace in relation to the prospects oi
that becoming large city. Real estate
is rapidly increasing in value.
1t is expected that q large hotel will be
erected at Point st. Ignace, to be com
pleted ready for next years business. II
is rumored that M.r Felix Cadeaux, the
popular landlord of the Commercial
House at Mackinaw, will have charge
of it. ...
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-09-11
Excursion Personals


Mr.. John Subway, prominent mer-
chant of Lansing, was a member of the
excursion.
Mr.. Harrison, a large farmer of Lam
sing, expressed himself much pleased
with the appearance of the soil in this
vicinity.
MIR. Henry DOnnelly, of the Donnelly
House, Mason, and j d. Phelps, Esq, a
hardware merchant of the same place,
were with the party.
The Messrs. Parmllie, who are largely
interested in the water power of Lansing,
looked over the water power here and
considered it immense.
Dwight S. Smith, of the firm of Turlier
Smith & Co., Of Lansing, was one of the
many excursionists. He is largely inter
ested in real estate in this vicinity.
Hon. L. A. Clapp, State Land Commits
sioner, looked over the village as much as
his limited time would allow. This was
his first visit, and he went away with en-
larged ideas of the resources of the place
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-09-11
A Singular Freak Of L;rbtep;n.

Wednesday evening, about 8 o'clock,
during the heavy rain storm, the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Zimmerman which is situa-
ted in the west part of town, was struck
by tightening. The bolt seemed to strike
the chimney Of the rear portion Of the
house, sadly denoralizing it down to the
roof from which point it. followed the
ridge of the roof, until it; reached the
junction of the roof up the front part OF
the house, where it separated, and fol-
lowed the valley down to the ewes on each
side, that on the south side going on the
inside OF the roof until it came to the cor
ner post, which it followed to the ground
leaving its effect both upon the out and
inside Of the building, as shown by dis
placed plastering and siding. Onfthe north
side it followed the tin valley down on
the outside, until it reached the caves,
where il seemed to drop about a foot upon
,, the roof fofale INTO addition, going through
the same with but little damage to the
roof, from which p ace it followed hem
lock studding to the ground, badly shat
tering it. In this leanto was the pantry,
where the tightening left its mark by scat
tering the dishes in every direction. 2
The family of Mr. Zimmerman was in
the house at the time and all experienced
quite severely the effects of the sho k. with
the exception Of the oldest girl, who was
asleep in bedroom. Singular as it may
seem, Notwithstanding that her bed was
covered wi h plastering torn from the wall
by the tightening, she was not awakened
by the disturbance The lights m the house
were all extinguished by the shock, leaving
them to recover from their shock and
right in total darkness. 1t was certainly
very narrow escape.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-09-11
Cheboygan Planning Mil Compa15,


Since this establishment passed. into
the hands of its present proprietors it has
taken rank as one of the best fnanufac-
turing. enterprises of our town. New
machinery hassjtists been added for the
purpose of manufacturing doors, sash
and blinds, branch of manufacturing
which was very much needed in the
place, and one which will undoubtedly
pay well. A few days sinceIwe paid the
shop visit and examined some of their
newly manufactured stock, and we have
no hesitation in saying that it is equal in
workmanship and material to that made
anywhere Yhey keep a. large ste elk OF
lumber on hand, and are prepared at all
times to manufacture anything in their
line to order. We would in this connec-
ton call attention to the advertisements
in another column.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-09-11

SINGULAR ACCIDENT.-M night
the McKean-Campbell Combination ap-
peared in the s'Sea of Ice," it being their
farewell entertainment at Mackinaw.
The house was crowded, being the beni-
fit night of Miss Mexican. In the. first
act there is broad sword combat. AL
most at the first stroke of the combatants
Mr. Campbell's sword was broken off at
the hilt and the blade thrown out in the
middle of the hall, and striking a lady
sitting in the fifth tier of seats back, on
the forehead, cutting quitea severe cash
I Of course there was considerable excite.
ment, but when it was ascertained that
the result was not of q serious nature
the play went on. -
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-09-11
III, Duncan City Pencilingss % Z
The Leviathan is now located in tlii;

Lie l/eNldtlldIi 10 uOW lOCdtcu III ILLS
harbor., s,s..s.f,i5S s4aolt.ese Is1jg
Several cargoes of. lumber have been
shipped this week. -. = :.
~ Mr.. Joseph Grice, one of the sawyers
in the large mill, left on the st. Joe.
Thursday for Sand Beach, where his
iather resiues' isl - 2H;ffind isnb asl5
Harry Roberts, engineer ON the Chas.
L.. DeCeuninck, left last week for a visit
10 his old home, and will be absent three
or four weeks. tsus 5d7 5f7Gf5af
The coal busines has been very lively
the past week. Judging from the num-
erOus wagon loads going toward Cheboy-
gan, we think your citizens are preparing
anticipation of "gentlc zcphyrs" ere
many days.. -isE-i 'ff A'iifl eii3 - -
The steam yacht Minnie,g of Chicago,
called I'm lasteSaturday with some parties
from abroad, going to Lake Erie to in
vestigate the possibility of raising the
schooner Flora, of Buffalo, which sunk
about % years ago loaded with stoves
and whiskey. One Of the party claims
to know very near her locality. So. .a.r.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-09-11
.sThe Wild Man of the Woods

1t turns out that the "wild man" is not
so very wild after all, notwithstanding
that his name is Woods. AS we anticipated
last week, there was no evidence against
him and he was discharged. Since being
at large, he has exhibited no very wild
symptoms, merely wandering about the
streets very much as many other men do
and had itnot been for the temporary no.
toriety that he obtained by his arrest, he
would never have attracted moments
no ice from any one. -sg s,..,..f d.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-09-11
Tie Free Seat Question.
.slfsf.fTO the ,EditGr.l

/ was considerably interested i'm X. II.
O.'s defense Of the pew renting system in
last weeks TRIBUNE. Itmay be that he
is right in the conclusions that he reach
es. Whether Inquirer has had much
experience i'm the management of church
affairs or not I Icannot say, but am free
to admit that have not. StillI cannot
but feel that if the churches follow out
in practice those precepts upon which
their creed is founded that they could
not consistently rent seats in their
churches, wouldoappend the follow
ing for X. Il. O's consideration sf0ai &
''To the poor the gospel is preached"
G Freely We have received, freely give"
" Lett him 3 that heareth say come"
Christ came not to- call the righteous,
butasinners to repentance Have not
faith with respect of persons aiss
b Ho We that thirst, approach the spring
r. here living waters flow,
Free to that sacred Fountain all soe' 90
Without price may go. ISL OFF 10 srs
Gifts should be weekly, according as
God has prospered us, and not Quarterly,
half-yearly, * yearly, whether God has
prospered us or not. Yet this is the pew
rent theory. No church can be made a
church for the people, rich and.g poor
alike, where the length of a mans purse
is a qualification for. the best seats. God
is no respecter of persons, and should
there in His house be any distinction
made? "The Lord loveth cheerful Civ
er," but it is not said that he loveth the
payer of high pew rents. 1t seems to me
that if the gospel is what we are told that
it is. it should be supported by vol
untary gifts, according to the heart and
means, and not by obligations that may
be dictated by pride and wealth. What
ever may be the social distinctions in the
world, before Col they are naught, and
in Gods house they should not be coun-
tenanccd. SAMIvEL.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-09-11
A Bear Caught.

For a short time past bear and twocubs
have been committing some depredations
up the river in the vicinity Of the residence
of John Schannenck. A fewnights since
they took young calf from Mr.. Shannenck
and this decided one of his sons to attempt
their capture. Obtaining the assistance of
a young man, Michael Smith, they went to
the spot where the calf was, knowing that
when the animals were hungry they would
return, and built rough house, and placed
come bait inside, and set a. large bear trap
nthe door. Thursday morning they found
that one of the young ones had been caught.
The b ,ys expect to catch the rest, for they
are still in the vicinity.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-09-11
PAPERS, MEN AND THINGS.

Mrs Scott Siddons is keen shot with
the rifle - 5tf.' .Rei- f{elI 7f.i5-sgsf
Mrs. MacFarlard- Richardson is writing
lecture on "Women's Duties". -ao'-tf q
George Augustus Sala has written q
work on cookery in its historical aspects
tits said that George w. Childs has an
income ofs1, 900 per day, year in and year
out. 1asL SIS = .iafs .-soi sais4e gEas.a
The old publishing, house of Lee s.
Shepherd, Boston, has faile liabilities,
$500, 600. a azG1 ltiE zfsHsl....5l II "a
z The astonishing discovery has been
made that not one of the Vassar College
girls knows how to swim aiTns' e. - +
The health of Robert Dale Owen is said
to be rapidly improving, and hopes are
now entertained that he will recover his
reason. 14.ij s.;51z 'ls. lslH -f'3lda} 4iiF
+ Wood, Of tie Chicago Journal, is some.
times. taken for Parson Brownlow, and it
| is said that he encourages strangers in
their mistake. - = el ''''i'j '1'q s'h
The Rev. G. 81. Brigham and the Rev. M.
ID. Conway were among the clergymen
drafted in 1863. They procured a STATED
supply" probably. 'reorev.ss ,..ela :
Aman with the name OF: :Xerxes X. Grum
is to have charge of the public schools at
Carlinville, Ills. He VIII probably be very
cross with the children 2 SIT s5no
A Western editor, who went into the
woods to hang himself and then repented,
is, consOled by a cotelnporary, who says
that his readers are inconsolable.
Ann Eliza, the divorced wife Of Brigham
Young, is working out by the week and
waiting for that alimony. Brigham. thu
old hyena. says he'll pay it when Satar
S arts camp meeting.si ss5sxs 4.rf5l
The Springfield Republican suggests the
uniting of the Christian linton and Tnde.
pendent under a new name and editor
thus wiping out all the black marks and
bad memories which attach to both oil
them and taking bran new start.
A Wisconsin woman sayssh will quit
wearing pull-back dresses when the men
quit drinking and chewing and swearing
She's an old maid, ofcourse, and don't
know. how necessary it is for married
man TO cling to his constitutional priv
Ileges.
/ Rev. w. II. H.. Murray, the Bosto
tpreacher of Adirondac fame, is to, have 9
weekly paper called the Golden Rule. The
first number will be published in October
4 1t is to be an unsectarian and family pa
i per, and will represent the evangelical
union idea. M ratt...g s .
II Ms. Elizabeth Pope, the second femal,
T child born in Kentucky, celebrated hel
! Tooth anniversary a few days since. Sh,
knew the Lincolns and often held tn,
: young baby Abraham on her knee. Sh'
says she was simply baby and a terribl'
ugly one at that. J" i9e se-s- s-os'
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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-09-11
TRAINS GOING NORTHWEST.

Connections made at Toledo with the Lake Shore
and Michigan Southern K II for Cleveland and Chi
caeo, and with the H and d r r for Cincinnati
and the South. Also, with the w and w to
and icP ae ssnth and s1st Ysss a. So;ns aSas
east "a ~ at .Djtseit Nth thsGfeat Western,
Grand Trunk and Canada Southern R'ys to and
from the East, at Plymouth with Detroit. Lansing
and Lake Mich. z X; at Holly with the Detroit and
NilwsuE6ee at Flint with the Chicago and Lake
Huron; at East Saginaw with the j sIfand s diyis-
ion Of the Michigan Central; at Bay City with the
J l. and and ard B divisions of the Michigan
Central; at Reed City with the q 4 and X for
the north and south, and at Ludington with steam.
% John sherman for Sheboygan and all principal
st. tsaxboafs for Nanistee, Pentwater, BenEonia,
Lincoln, Hamin, frankfort. &c.
SANFORD KELLER, Asst Supt.
Up. NOURSE, Ge'.1 Ticket Ag't.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-09-11

DIsCHARGED.-Eli Dufrain, who was
arrested, charged with completely IN the
burglary of Post. & Van Arsdale's store.
was discharged last Saturday morning
by Justice Sutton, there not being suffi-
cient evidence to hold him under the
charge, that of burglary. Dufrain proved
an alibi during the night the burglary
was supposed to have been committed.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-09-11
Ouesfioned.

h. d. r. Joslyn, of Petoskey. a youngilaw4
yer of much promise in that country. has
also been appointed United States Com
missiOner-Grd1ldR Rapids Paper.
That's good! Toungt Julius Caesar |!
Seventy-five if he's a. day. Y STOPPED,
+wrinkled and toothless r But it is an iex-
cellent appointment nevertheless. The
duties of the office will be promptly and
efficiently attended to- ChdrJeUoi1 Sem
tiYRL. lre - sr,.s... --..--..f ---.s q 3
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-09-11

Matters About Maskiaalw;

'We still live" s.o4,fsa p skd II.
Weather with ais most delightful. -
A. good MANY hay fever subjects tarry
with us, to their great, relief and benefit.
A large number arrived down from Lake
Superior per steamer Peerless, that couil-
try failing TO benefit them. They agree
that there are but two places i'm the
country where they can find relief-at
the White Mountains and Mackinaw.
'n' A large party Of Central Michigan
people arrived wednesday per steamer
Music from Petoskey, accompanied by
the knights Templar band of Lansing
Tonight they have a moonlight excllr.
sion around the island and tomorrow an
excursion to Cheboygan. Probably
many of our citizens will accompany
them on both trips. st,.,s Il; - s.sIgH
70 MICIfILIMACKINAC.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-09-11

BOUND OvER.-Thomas Dougherty,
whose arrest for the Post & Van Arsdale
burglary which was noted in last weeks
TRIBUNE, was arranged before Justice
Sutton on Monday, and pleaded not gull
ty. The evidence being quite strong
against him, he was held in the sum of
$500 to appear for trial at the next term
of the circuit court. Failing to procure
the bail he went to Jail.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-09-11

Arm BRoKEN.-A young man named
Exito Macy, living in the west part of
town, met with an accident last Sunday
which resulted in his breaking his arm
He fell out of wagon and the seat fell up
on the arm. DR.. Gerow repaired damages
as far as possible
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-09-11

ELINT AND Z. NJ. RAILROAD.
The short st. quickest and most reliable route
tn amt frnpa ps:tTslf. T,leds Cieyelaad, C;ncin-
emma ~u3tnaN aiSsi Bav Oily Z - Ls[N Nf
tbrfand after Sunday. Ju y Is, trains Will be run
as follows, Detroit tim
TRAINS G.,ING SOUTHEAST.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-09-11

THE STATE FAIR.2The annual meet
ing of the State Agricultural Society will
commence at EastS Saginaw next Monday.
Ample arrangements have been made for
exhibitors, and the premiums offered are
liberal, and the indications are said to
show that the fair will be one of the most
successful ever held. -ft
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-09-11

THE CATHOLIC. CHURcH.-For some
years past the Catholic Church has been
in an unfinished condition. Carpenters
and plasterers are now at work upon il,
and it is the. expectation of Father De
Ceuninck, who has charge of the work,
to have it finished as soon as it can be
done. When completed it will be one of
the best churches in the north. q.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-09-11

All trains run daily, Sundays excepted:
J. Ill. PAGE,
Gen. Pass and Ticket Agent.
, 1875-05-24

PR0vtGloNs.
luu rkODUCT8-Wefa lcAR artys aud steadter
though the speculative srteles we're again lower A
nodsrsto Business transactoI early several bug.
Ing oEders being hled, after which the market wss
quiet ana rusher weak, Tho product IL muv1ug out
SLOWLY except nsAia. which hAvs bean shpped freely
TO the South aad Southwest sscon.ly, and pofk AMI
AEd tend downxsrd from natural heaynras. The
aasnsy Of pork hers urge ~ 10 excite fea.s In
the lada Of taauy that It cannot be no.sl out b~ore
INC ne1e packing season without material reduction
III prices. Lard IL net lu such bis atock but h,s
Weakened, In synpashy with PORK and butter, Tho
has Lean sSass That heera var> ,aAa
anxious to sell Gu Saturday,
MESS Poax-waa In rather liRht rr1ueak and a
nhas aa4cr At the lecus eAablsAea Oh rst4.y zftcr
nooD, Baea reported OF $40 urs keler Inn, .t
3DGos E.6I 1pO Grls do at $a0Qi 3LD1 hrl. snj,c+
!ulJ n 3Atb1k 490.9!Et y. 100 bts sesr AuRuxt ii
aud 2t0 bEls sellsr Seitonbsr II $4i.s1 rotal
ga9 nt!s Tle l'Iartet closed steady u 541.CC3 9r
tor June: $9o. kS1lvo for July, aud tl ~ for Al
Guat lounh lo!x u cash wuss nominal u shout ihc
Jntlv quotation. s' NA'
n,ta Ft";5 m.,4 posk W. suotsd 1t s2loo aaa sxtsa
sanee'l In pas lu0 liz sasly. il synlCat,v viii.
stronger fe!lIg In liverpool I'll, fsji baek IN RIM.
sny ~ilh New York @htu that lnktket vas reportcu
IL naes Heto noted Of $500 tcs tsllef Junu Il
soo sa ssIise hSss, CO. ~ .ser guy =
ys9F y FILM. Total V,1su IL. Ths usris. Inss'i
July. aud tia..oais.aaE for August. y '''' ''1
4,. -nt H. ~ Maat request u FridsyA quot..
1xr b. salea ~ess reported Vi nv shaste
s1bs ssller Iuns ss 1i&s; 10 boxss Inn ~ i Jaess
Al ike, leu boxaa do On ptassis ter.na Iea eM n
~ sann>s cured Aaert sss.ss Il IKE, aud c9ooS
, 1875-05-24

Tho lealins produce markets Hcrs tame on s.,u..
day, aud grim was again weak with very light ship
Ping morsment, taos8 being scarcely any inquiry e1-
eept for steam room, which Affords quicker transit
aud 'esa danger from spoiliux tho journey. The
weather ano. aud tbs crop prospects, better with
no asn Of real demand from Europe and No hops OF
whilo tho Present difference Of pri.es continues.
Tho dcmsnh for dry gooIA was Of somewhat TO-
sctod character, aud the tone Of the narke. WIS not
specially huoyant, though, With fow unimportant o..
esptlons, former quotations ~ers sust.ued Grocer
iGa weto moderately actiyo and without 1uotab,e
Change Ii vatues Corecs, sugars, aud teas however,
~orc easy, and showed tendency to lower rrcs Tie
butter trads continues very gultt, buyers couIptu7
flieit purchases to ANAL amounts III auticipa-
t'on Of lower rates = litto later III The ao.-
ron. Cheese is dull, from tho SIMS caule III tie
dried fruit markes thers was H:tis c4suac 10 uo;e
Asidx from few lines-notAbty uusrau.s, prunes,
backttrftcs, and appias-tLe n,osetucat was slack.
flah eont!hue In good demand. Canned rools ira
setiTo aud firm. III tho bagstns, leather, coal and
wool markets. there woFo features Of jn1por.
tauce. fatr movement Iu oIls was seiosted et
noiaina!ly stcalY prices.
Tic cargo lumbsr market was fairly actirs and
steady. The offerings not iarge. At ths yasly
lie aTcrugo buaness was transacted at uniformly
steady prices Iron and steel wers rather uulst anu
"ithout special change. The supply Of sll sizes IL
adequate, mud rates sometimes shaded when 1arpo
quantities wanted. lItdes waso In moderate local
demand. aud Etea1y. Broom cora waa quiet but
firmly held. Tho wool market remains quiet, Tho
offerings either Of old or now aro very snall RuL
prices aro variable. The prospect for now wool l. set
uncertain. Potatoes wers quiet and unchanged. Hay
waS Erin under limited offerings, and good local de-
msnd. 6cels wors neglected.. Poultry aud eggs mot
with good inquiry, and ruled arm under moderate
offerings.
The New York Produce E<eaanps Weekly gives the
following:
W!tb tte cron ..si}nafa of tp mn nm bu s,r 1o-,