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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-01
HOMESTEAD q TOBACCO FARM
FOR SALE,
In South Charlestoacn, ". II.

One of the most highly cultivated farms in the
Connecticut Valley. 1t contains twenty-six acres,
is eharmingly located with first class barns and
buildings. and everything in complete order. II
has of the best pastures for cattle and sheep in
town, and convenient for dairy purposes The crops
this season. now to be seen in the barns are six tons
of tobacco ION five acresl forty tons of hay, three
plants. smaller vegetables and fruits. The barns
all have cellars, and tobacco has been made q
speciality the barn for drying it, has been built with
all the latest improvements, and the crop having
acquired first rate reputation. always finds ready
market. In short, this place is we'll worth looking
at by any one seeking desirable home who de-
sires to farm at profit Address,
j. NJ. DARRH
South Charlestown, N. H,
or II II. DARRAH p, o. Box, $50.
40 As Boston, Mass.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-01
CATTLE MA RKET.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
TUESDAY Sept. Is, 1879

Cattle Sheep. Shotes. Veal Fat Hogs,
This week. 3640 9044 $50 6ses ISL
Last week. S430 1887 100 1851 los
One year ago. 42ll Sl7S $50 lib 22
PRICES
Prices Of Market Beef.-Extra, 80 75iG $1,000; first
quality, $3.50 "a 900; second quality ST. so "a. Is:
third quality 500 "a $751;
Sheep and Lambs.-Per head in lots $500 "a s 25
Hides 616c "a &c, . h.
Tallow, SIC "a 6cP 10.
Mich Cows and Cslves.-s3S. s63, s65 and 800
Prices of Store Cattle.-Working Oxen p pair $50
q $40. - -
REMARKS.-Trade rather brisk but prices
were Ac off from last week. Sheep and Lambs in
fair demand, at 6 to SIC. A light supply of Live
Poultry and prices unchanged.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-01
w BAKERSFIELD.

MURDER AND ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
Ebenezer Dunsmore, living midway
between Downer's Hotel and Felchville.
on Saturday last invited his wife to ac-
company him to Forepaugh's Circus at
Proctorsville, which she declined to do.
He then invited his daughter, some eight
years of age, to accompany him, and
the mother stoutly objected, and he went
alone. He returned at seven o'clock in
the evening, and on entering his home
he found his wife and three children I'M
der the influence of strychnia, admins.
tered by the wife and mother. He i'm
mediately administered lobelia and spir-
its, which had the desired effect, except
in the case of the youngest child, where
the deadly poison had done its work.
The eldest daughter says when the moth
err put them all to bed, she desired them
to take something that would do them
all good. AT last accounts it was
thought the mother and remaining chill
dren would recover. The unnatural ac-
ton of the mother is hardly accounta-
BILE on the plea of insanity. 1t has been
well known in the neighborhood for some
time, that affairs were not entirely har-
monious in their family. but nothing so
serious as murder had been anticipated,
and the affair has of course created
much excitement in that section
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-01

BUTTER MARKET.-At st. Adams,
Tuesday, Sept. 2Sth, the market was
quite active. Common..tO fair, Is to 20
cents; fair to good, 20 to % cents /;
selections, % to 30 cents; gilt edge, SO
cents and several choice lots we're sold
for 35 cents.
At Richmond, 9th, the butter trade
was also more active and sold at % 10 80
cents for choice, and 81 for selections.
Cheese, from diaries, 9 to Toe. Sage, IL
to 11ts
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-01
SPRINGFIELD.

Springfield had diminutive cyclone
ON the 10Th. At one point in the river,
the flow was stopped for nearly min
ute, the water being formed into cone
shaped water spout and raised many feet
into the air No damage was done.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-01
CAVENDIsH.

Robert Fitton's loss by the burning OF
his woolon mill, at Cavendish, on the
9th inst, has been settled by the insu.
rance companies interested, who pay him
ss4, 900.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-01

STATE II VERMONT, THE Probate Court
bisikisf o. HksrsISsTER, IS in and for ssi Dis
10 Az persons interested in the estate OF LIZ
" BARRETT late Of grafton. in said disrrict d.
,sesen- GREETING
AQU are hereby notified that George Nj B,rrst
Executor OF the viii of ssia deceased proeo.e.
% renoer ms nnal standardization sccoant and n
ass Tor an order Of distrlbu ion, at the session =
SAID court 70 be held at the Inn Of 4 h. PheIps,
u tsrait.ns IN ssid district, on the FIRST n ED-
NEsDAl OF NOV. SIS. and that said curt .iIl
tnen AID there decide uDon the allosauce OF aid
accounts and order distribution Of the estate re
naming IN the hands OF SAID executor Al vhich
ine aud place you nay be heard IN the premises II
yoa shall see cause
t0ss CHARLES .. EDDY. REGISTER.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-01
Married

In Grafton. Sept. %. by Rev. L. Hayden. D D.,
Mr.. CHARLES S. WALKER and Miss MARY A.
AY ERS. only daughter of Geo. w. Ayers, Esq. all
of Grafton.
In Bernardston. Mass, Sept. 25th by Rev. Mr..
Tuck. Mr.. Q. B. MACK of Brattleboro and Miss C.
q, FOX of Bernardston. Mass.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-01

The contract for building the new
highway from Westminster West to Sax
tons River, has been taken by Capt. Al
exander Atcherson.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-01
SAxToNs RIVER,

III. G. johnson announces new de.
parture this week, and the Glynns not
only announce this week but foreshadow
another for next week.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-01
Estate of Polly Babbist

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate co,r,
DlsIklqT OF WESTMINSTER. IS. for the District 81
estnnster aforesaid 10 all persons interested in
the estate OF FOLLY BABBITI late of IondonJar.
~, in said district deceased. GpvSr,ef
NOU are hereby notified that an Instrument nn ~,
porting 70 be the last will and testament of said
deceased has been presented TO the court here for
pIooate oy ecta Babbitt and that the anne il r. .
ierred Tor hearing and decision upon the alIos
inereo TO the session of said court to be held n
Inn o. + a ii Phelps. in Grafton, in said oistr;et
on the FIRST WEDNESDAY OF Nov ISIS ~
which time and place you may be heard in the mem.
4o-2 G. B. EDDY. Register.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-01
A. +. HOLDEN & CO.
NEW ANNOUNCEMENT.

Having leased the store in Union Block formerly
occupied by johnson Babbitt, we would respect
fully to the public that have en- TREY
reftted and furnished the same and this week have
removed from Bridge st, their stock of Ladies and
Gents' Furnishing Goods. Boots Shoes and Rub
beers, with large additions just opeaed from New
York and Boston
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-01
BRATTLEBORO.

Jols Brashnahan, had both his legs
broken, on Thursday of last week, by a
lever.
Charles Martin, employed at Esty's
organ factory, who was so severely shot
in the hand at Palmer, Mass, on Friday,
while hunting. was brought to his home
the same evening, where his right hand
was amputated by Drs. Gale and Gray.
A fire broke out in a large barn own
ed by j. A. Stevens, in which were II
truck horses, wagons, harnesses, etc, and
so rapidly did the flames spread that be-
fore they could be got under control,
three dwelling houses and as many barns,
with four horses, had been consumed,
while six families were left HON eless and
much of their household goods destroy
ed. The houses were owned and occu-
pied by j. A Stevens. John NJ. Joy, and
Mrs. Electa Allen. The loss will be not
far from $4,000; insured for $4,000
in Vermont and Brooklyn, New York
companies. 1t was the most disastrous
fire that has occurred at Brattleboro for
the past five years, and we understand
that it is believed to have been incendi-
m
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-01
Boots. Shoes. and
Rubbers.

In this department we have large and carefully
selected stock from of the best
including Smiths best work in Ladies' Misses, and
Children's BOOTS. Also the Patent Elastic Heel
and Shank Ladies' SHOE. Very cheap. durable and
of these goods Mems, Youths and Boys Boots Of
all kinds. including the soft English Kip, Water
Proof Boot and Chicago Kip. &c. Large stock
wear.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-01
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.

full line of Plymouth Gloves and Mittens. Under
shirts and Drawers. Wooden and Cotton Stockings,
Cardigan Jackets; Fancy Wooden Shirts Linen and
Paper Collars and Cuffs. Patent Spring Buckle and
other styles Suspenders. &c, &c., ana common do.
In this department may be found full line of new
and latest style goods Just opened.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-10-01
LADIES' FURNISHING GOODS

The latest STYLES of Fancy Ties Collaretts Col,
lars and Cuffs. Ladies' Misses and Children Ho
siery Kid Gloves Isle Gloves Back Combs, Yak
and 81 Laces. Dress aud Cloak Trimmings, eleven
styles Corsets including the celebrated VI adam Foy
and Comfort COrsets, and other goods in this line
too numerous for our space. Just received.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-21
Ayers Ague Cure.

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fe.
Dumb Ague, Periodical or Bilious re.
yer, &c, and indeed all tho affections
which arise from malarious, marsh, or
mlasmatlc polsons.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-21
pr sen,re... standard Rcn,cdic.

The standard remedies for all diseases Of
the lungs are SCHkNCk's ptLMoNlC
SYRUP, sCuENCK's SEA WEED Ton &, and
SCHENCK's VI iSDRAkB PiiLS, and, u taken
before the lung- are destroyed. 4 speedy
cure j. effected.
10 these three medicines Dr. y. H..
Schcnck, oC Phil ,dclphia, owes hi, urriva-
let succ,s. 10 The ire duirnt VI pulmonary
diseases.
The pu'monic syrup zip ns the morbid
matt q Ia the rungs; naiu-e throws II on ny
an easy cNpeCtora ion, Tor when the phlegm
or mater isiipc Hight cough will throw
IL off, the patient has rect snd tic IurG,
begin 10 heal
10 cnshlc the rulmouic Syrup 10 do this.
>chcnck's Mandrake Pills and Schcrck' =
sea Weed 4 jnic must be freely used TO
cleans the stomach and liver. Schruck's
Man rake Pills act on the liver. removing
all oh tfUctions, r., lax the gall bladder, the
bile stats freely, AMI the liver is soon
relieved.
: herck's Sea Wed Toic /. gentle
stimuant and slleraiiNc; the Hlkali OF which
! il |, compose :, mixes with the food sn
| prevents souTing. 10 assists the dtgcs ior
/ bv toning Mp the stomach to healthy con
| ditinn, ~ that the food and The lungs heal
| and the patient will surely get well II care
! is taken & prevent fresh cold.
Al who wish t. consult DIR. Srhcnck
either personally or 10y letter, can do so n
hi, principal Office, corner OF SIXTH an
I ARCH SIS Philadelphia, every Monday
Schenck's medicines are sold by all drug
gist, throughout the country. 32-2m.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-21
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief
AMI cure Of an
arrangements In
the stomach, ltv.
ci, and bowels.
They are a mid
apcrient, and an
excellent purga.
tive. BciugIirc.
vegetable, they
contain no mCT.
curry or mineral
whatever. Much
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-21
Chaneery Notice,

NOTICE 10 hereby given to Benjamin +
1875, Alrhea B Field nled in the circui,
court in aud for the county Of Alexander, hnl
State Of Illinois, blu for adiyorce, anu thal
thcrcupon IA summons was issued Oul 9i SAN
court against the said Benjamin =. fielI, ne
defendant therein, returnable on the 3N uh'rni
Monday OF May next Os15l, to Term OF shid
court then 10 be holden as the eourt-houfe, IN
The ci,y OF afro In said county and state
REUBES 5, loCIM,
CLERK OF the Circuit Court
Cairo, Ms, April 7h, 1879 l6-i-'-ddot'
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-21
TOW-Boat For Sale

THE subscriber Offers for sale the steam
] Towing siern-Whocl Boat, Ike Hammltt,
with engines, machinery, tackles, apparel ana
furniture rs she now lies al tslfo, us. A.
Her length il ~ feet, her breadth "a feet, her
lcpth feet and measure 21G tons. she has y
boilers 20 feet long and - inches diameter, 2high
pressure engines with cylinders IA inches IA
iiamctcr and q feet stoke; 2 feed pumps ~ IN.
-hcs IN diameter aud II inches stroke ana al
modern impr0 vcueuts and - in every respect
stalnch, sea worthy, and in good condition Tor
navigation. For terms apply TO-.
: :. TAYLOR.
CAIRO, MS. November Z, lo7i. Aa'-ll-so-tf.
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Ihr Bullftin.
The p,ius spccch Of wesley Gra,

lFrnm the Courier journal
Wesley GRAY lcolorcd). hanged ut scar
cy. Ark. few days ago. spoke ~ lnl-
lows on the ~cailold well. my friends
I'm come TODAY 10 let you IL know III
re1dy Co die. when | die shall go 10
tbnt other world --. that good world -
where | shall have to die no more. Wy
trouble will soon bc over. want To dic:
am nuxion. To die, was born to die, AMI
am happy oi it. This is the hest day ]
over saw. will soon get the crown that
/, laid up for me IN heaven. Well. bid
YOU all farewell aud goodbye. I'll meet
Won all at the resurrection morn, IN a
world of grace. where there i no more
trouble. But few more minute, and AL
will be over with me: YOU may break
my neck, but YOU cant touch my sOul,
will live with God forever where 'wee'
milk and honey flows. Gravc-lnakcr-
and lawyer, will soon be done with me.
How came willing To- die; Because
believe in Christ.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-21

MOUND CITY ACCOMMODATIONS
Leaves CAIRO. .......... .....l2. 90 and 500 i VI
MOUND CITY ....... Is and j.35 -
Mound City Accommodation runs Wednesday
and saturday
Making close connections to and from all
points East and North, at indianapolis aud Gin
einnati, and to and from all points south and
West by rail anil river
II. B. GOODRICH, HI. MORRILL,,
Gen'i Ticket Ag't. General >up't
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$3.50
PAT. CLEBURNE,

MAT. WiLLisNs.......... .................. CLERK.
Leaves Evansville for Cairo every wEDNEs-
DAY aud SATURDAY Mt y. IN
Leaves Cairo every THURSDAY asd SUNDAY
atop ~.
Each boat makes close connection. at Cairo
with ir-t-cla-s steamers for q Louis, Mem
Jh- and New ORLEANS, amt at Evansville with
the t. n T.. Il u for all point, North and Elrt 4,
aud with the Louisville Mail steamer, Tor all
points on the Upper ohio, giving through re o.
ccipis on frcights nnl passengers to all points
Tributary
IOT nitthHt information apply 10
sol. SILVER, Passenger Agent.
HALLIDAY bros ,y.,,,,.
y. NJ PHILLIPS, l't'""'
or 20 G. j GllAMMER,
superintendent and General Freight agent
-a-9i-ly. Evansville Indiana.
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RAILROADS.
TIME CARD.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R Il.
~ RAILROADS.,
sERlyp AT CatHo
CAIRO & VINCENNES R. r.

JAMES JOHNSON, Agent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-01
PR0DUjE MARKETS,

LoUIsvILLE, November :0.-FloUr quiet.
" heat dull, shade lower, 81 Ojgl p. yorn
quiet but firm. Oats quiet, S8gSSe. Rye quiet,
7jc. Hay quiet but firm, sl2SlS. Provision
easier but not quotably lower. New mess
PORK, 81 1922 Bulk meats, ~ Gsls l054 Gil
ldll14c. Lard-terce, l3xGi%{c; keg, 4S
H4c. Whisky quiet, 81 u. Begging quiet.
ST. LOUIS, November 20.-FlouT lower;
fan - reTiine, 6 jOgS 75i extra, s. 75Si 80;
double extra, s. 15G4 70 Wuest lower; No 2
fall, 81 49, cash, 81 81 January: No. fan, 81 %.
Corn M re doing; &c mixed; 42Ja943c cash ;
i21zc December. Oats frmer; 3254c bid cash
Barley unchanged. Rye quiet at &c. Pork
meats meat e. easier At NJ ~ - iOi ld1 Sc.
Bacon-nOthIng doing Whisky dull al 81 L
CINCINNATI, November 81 Flour steady.
Wheat DALI red, 81 l5Sl 50 Corn steady
30g43c. Barley quiet. Rye dun, 77G7sc. FnrE,
duh and nominal, 81 25GS2l %. Lard firm
ana quiet; steam, R12c; Kettle, lS19c;
Green meats dull; shoulders, &c bid; sides,
lO4c bid. Hams lair demand; lO14dllc heavy
aud light. Whisky, fair demand aud finn,
81 10 Butter steady; choice, 59lSc.
CHICAGO, November 3O.-FIour inactive.
Wheat ia good demand and a shade higher;
No. Chicago spring, 81 Uj1a; No.2 do, 81 Oj
SPOT, 81 O JauusTy; No. 3 co, 81. csc; re-
iected 7yI.a7y7gc Corn Opened duli mi closed
sctive with a continued upward tendency
No. ? mixed, 4a54g4s5se spot 4gc bid for No,
,ected, fOc. Osts quiet but steady; No.
:, SOXc spot; S0Jzc January. Barley opened
nrm but closed dull at Soc spot. Rye essler
but in good demand at 6Sg6slzc. Pork dull and
a shade lower, sl9 IS spot, Sl9 459l9 27js al The
wear. Lard easier but IA good demand, l23Jc
Dad spot, $3.50 ali the year. Bulk meats in fair
dNtnsnd aud nrm, Whisky in sctivs demand
al 81 =.
NEW sRLEANS, November 5O.-Sugar-
good common 10 fair, 81 acc; fair, 6961zc;
prime, 7h975fc;- yelloE cl&rined, e1sgS4c.
NoIasses-ceniItfuEa 25g35c; fair, ~ gi3c;
mime, s3d45c; strictly prime to choice
1850 Fl5ur-supsrine, 81 .; double, = so
so. CurnmeaI stronger owing To the scarcity
OF supply; .ales were made al 8 IS. Corn
demand limited; white, JSc; choice yellow
6gc Oats supply good bat demand limited
choice Jislena, 90. Hay-trade dull; sales OF
prime at SIS Pork quiet: new mess quoted
at IS; old 20 IS. Dry 81 meats, -, u5&q
l2c Bacon ll5z, 49, Gl4c Hams-choice Gu
gar-cured, I754c; inferior, I55lGc. Lard, t'eTce
l214c; refined, l53fc; keg, l414c. Cofee-oTdi
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-01
Gold in New York closed at ll5s

THE GENERAL MARKET was varied
Yesterday by tie opening OF an ex-
change under the management OF re-
Gently organized board OF trade. Tne
Gales were small, including corn at 47c
aud 4Sc, while cEr-c0Tn brought 5Oe.
Hay sold at so and ga so. Osts were
offering at Az, but had no takers. Bulk
Illinois potatoes brought 374c busheli
Michigan peschblOws brought 81 81;
peerless aud pjuEeyes were called foI.
Some yellow onions brCuZht 81 barrel.
A few apples sold al g 30. Cornmesl
went a. 81 so as on the day
before. The articles comprised most
OF what wss done on Change.
Outside OF 'change matters were
very quiet. Eggs were slow st un-
changed quotations, 27(g2Sc- Bran, to
the amount OF 40 SACK, it was report
ed. was Offering at Sl7 IS. which is q de-
cline; We heard OF IA sele Of 45 sacks at
that price, hut the demsnd was quiet.
Fresh meats are Offering in abundance;
we are glad T. notice theIeceipt If cOun-
try-dressed hogs in as good
marketable condition sc city
dressed. II country slaughteIers
would be careful and nest 10 dolpg their
work, their hogs would bring cent
pound higher than they usually do, for
consumers aigsys prefer cCuntry-fed
meat Bulk pork vas unchanged,
and we IspaaJ qIO,aion Lard re-
msips ct the same figures except
sligt decline in tieice. Ness pork is in
only small stock, with very moderate
demand; provisions geneTslly were duiI,
as We are at the end OF the Al oIt1'
The same remarks hold good Of several
other articles, and the new exchange
suffered from the same cause. Had the
opening been postponed until the new
month began its commencement would
havs Leen celebrated by larger aGd more
numerous sslss. Chickens were very
quiet; fmsiI sYe not at sil wanted; hens
that are fat ss well as full grown, will
cell 81 high ST 81 Sd.
- ~LallOEs are Tor round lots, BRIsss otheTIUtse
- -sscd; for ICED and produce, Iecee rates
~ u YUTohases rates ave propoTt-o1'Gtety
a'gga sI - u, biol. g. 5og3 50 for medium
s,At To- fi7 10 IA 0oy. sales on change OF Is
OI BEFF- tKEsH, Fore quarters, 80
9aI0e; country, spfs9c. shee. osiSo' 2,asnc.
BUTTER-Cooking, l5s2Oc; ~ -''''''
sR G%AIoyer: sales OF IS sacks ban at
81 81. more Offering ri the same tate.
SWAN-Scarce and nrmi country sell
ing on arrival At nc, - Ia quality.
BEANS-PeT busnel, 81 5092 -,
BEIISti sTUFFS-TOO irregular Tor quota
ton 80, ~. ,,. - "a,
CORN-Ssles on change OF q, 30, ZIG, ana ~
sacE. Al 4 add 4sc. Also 80 and % sacGs OF ear
corn al SOC. the ear being scarce go,
CORNMEAL-Lcwer; sales at = 40; little oe-
CENENT-Rosedala IN store g g per Dbl,
with Louisville e Z5s2 So; Portland, saw
h @pisaiaa'N,BERRIFs-Fer tbl., SO 5O9II 50
CDTrON YARS-No. 400 IS sl0tac; DO, 4leA
,aIL@. fs0 I2aI2lsc; 20, 10 gl41Sc.
CfDER-Prr bbi, slugl0 %. -.
GANDLEzS- star. Whole foxes, Io1Sci hAA
and Quarter boxes higher. 70
CHiCKENS-Young, s293 50; old, sos "
market heavy for young and small, come OF
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-01

which sold As low a. 81 ~. II take, hne los Is
I 70 resch the outside figures Dressed cEicE-
ems, S294.
CHEssE-western factory, lss18}zci extra,
J l&c; common, II. gIZc.
I COFFEE-Ido. i5Ierior % choice, at g282jc
a. 81 qua ity.
COAL-UTL-Per gallon. lsc.
CABBAGE-Litue Offering; crates s..
/ Market bare Of rood quality.
DRIED FRUITs-APPlesr 7ssc per ID;
DUC.S-Per dozen. good saai
100 s. Per dozen, = L,r aud low.
t.J.E Co2d 10 iascs - 49, tue market
GhaE-whole deer. per 10. Ease; venison
per H. 7eEse; rabbits. Der dozen, g j0@5;
dozen, 55casI y; Inaiiarl ducks, per dozen 81
Ebi gray ducks per dozen, s.; wood and teal
docks, Pc dozen, 81 81; prairie chickens, per
doEeH, s. degi; qusiIs, per dozen 81 . az game
dsh. per 10. ss4 lOC; wild TuTkes +, S44l2
GEESE quiet at S5q6.
HAY-AIkansas prairie, sg8lO by the car
load; common TO good mixed. Sl5alB 80; good,
slSEsJi timothy, S2i %: cuOi-e imuthy, s25 81.
7s.es Of Il bales at SD and p at 50 ., on
change.
HO3INY-In store, 81 IS per Dbl.
HIDES, ETC.-Quiet al the following rates:
Flint hides, l5c; dry-sait-d, llSl2c; green salt
ed, $50; and green, $40, r. Ia weight. quail
Deer skinS-dry, 3O9,$2c for choice. sheep and
ismo skins cor nRnd Sc9sl 81, as in quality,
amount Of wool, etc.
KKAUT-Per Dbl. $ JOa6 for choice.
lI3E-In store, on orders, 81 - per barrel.
L~MONS AND OEANGES-LemOns, 5 80;
oranges, 81 80.
MOLAs- Es--New, 40a6jo; syrups, 40g7Oc.
NAILS-In store, $ > rates.
NUTS-COcOauuJs, SJE5; peanuts, red SC,
white 6cl by the lot; Gy me barrel, 8gSc.
ONIONS Per Dbl, 81 1892, IN store; ia sacks,
55s per bushel. sales on change of 10 barrels
oILs--RAw linseed, 7ooi boiled ditto, 75c;
turpeutine, Sc.
oATs-Offering mixed at iic without takers
PRONISIONS-Bulk pOEk-Hhouldsrs, $40
SIC; clear rib rs Sli &c; clear sides ll5Egl &c;
long clear, lO'sSllc; bulk mans, IyASllc.
These are for loose, packed 1Fg54c higher.
LaId-Tierce, lS12c; KEGS, I414c; pals, li]4c
for refined.
Mess pork-Per barrel. so 5oag3.
Bacon-Plain hams, l35{e; sugdT-cured hams,
l6Iggl7c; sugaT-Cured shoulders, I0GlOxc;
breakfast bacon, l5A 3l515c.
PICKLES In store per Dbl, for Boston,
kegs, s. ., half bols. s., bbls. So; for Cinciu-
natl, kegs, g 70, half bbls, 81 IS. bbls, So.
PIGS EEET-Per Dbl, SIlal2; firkin, 81 75G
IS; keg, s. 2592 80. according to size OF pack
age.
PEAS-Green peas, per busheI, s. 25.
POTATOES Illinois peachblows heavy at
81 S5i Illinois early rose, 81 40. Iowa peach
blows in store, 81 65aI 20 SIles Of 800 bushels
Illinois. IN bulk, at SIG per bushel.
PLAsTER-Per Dbl, S. 25gS 50.
SALT-Domestic, per Dbl, 81 sal IS.
STRAW-Sale OF 81 bales a. Slj.
SUGAR-Llar. ned, S5<G93zc; white clarified,
l09lU5zc; refined, u1z9l2Ec; bard white,
powdered, crushed ana graz ulated, llA4l2i4c;
Louisiana brown, 7159952c; open kettle, 7129
TALLOw-Firm at ssS1zc for country on
arrival.
TURKEYs-Per dozen, seals. Dressed, SIC
WOOL-WOOi quiet, with washed salRUle at
90945c, and unWashed az I5930c. on arrival, IS
sold higher than 40c is rarely seen In the Te-
ceipts