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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-31

join the ranks Of the Guards should attend the
meeting this evening at Meonian Hall. Prior to
the meeting of last evening, sixty.three genuine
veterans had already enlisted The "Boys in
Blue" are enthusiastic in the matter few of
their number, who would join the ranks, are suf-
fering from the effects of Democratic bullets,
which incapacatcs them from marching, Or they
would gladly join in the parade Of Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-31

HOLSTERS have made the appearance. and can be
found fresh and nice at the market of b. s.
Wright g. Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-31

Regular meeting Of Seth Williams Post this
evening, at eight o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-31
MASSACHUSETTS.
Pol I cal.

Lowell, August 30. The new republican city
committee org anized Tonight by re-elecling the
Office rs Of last year.
A Hayes Il Wheeler battalion OF infantry, two
compaLies, was formed to- night. Z ii. kimball
wa, elected major, and Henry Fletcher, and NJ.
+. Wight, captains.
Leominster, August 80. A Hayes & Wheeler
club has organized here. They voted to attend
the grand hayes & Wheeler mass meeting in
Worcester, next Monday.
Gen. Banks Speaks.
Boston, August 30. Gen. Banks made his open
ing campaign speech at Waltham, ia. night, decar-
ing squsrely for republican candidates and severe
ly denouncipg the democratic party and Its poll
cies
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-31
PROCESSION,
Saturday Evening,
september q. 1870.
Route Of Procession.
September

The Procession will be formed on Water stree
the right at d arket Square, and at 100 commence
the march through Water, Grove and state Street
T. the Capitol, counter.march through State 10
Western Avenue, up W estern Avenue to Sewall
through Sewall to Green, up Green to Chestnut,
through Chestnut to Bridge, down Bridge to Spring
state. through state to Montgomery Pace into
Pleasant, through Plea. ant to bridge. up Bridge to
Elm, through Elm and Sewall to Green, down
Green TO State, through State 10 the Speakers
Stand, corner Of State and Cove Streets.
ArRepublicans on the Route of Procession are
invited to illuminate and decorate their residences
Grand displays of fireworks will be made all along
the line.
Eff WYMAN Chief Marshal,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-31

The last day of summer. Overcoats and double
windows next.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-31

Partridge Brothers have nice imported Toilet
Soaps for sale low
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-31
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENIN0 hEPORr.

New York. Aueuet go, 1915.
Money was easy alta y per cent. on call For
eign exchange firm at 4S7 a4c7A Tor ban kers' lOng
and 4sots a4,sx tor dema ID. Cold opened at 10
and closed at 1894. Eoans / and per cent.
Lust-ms receipts, S3A ,O0O Treasury disburseo
s4,0), interest, 1880 Tor bonds, and $ls.2uO
| nllYer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-31

Guns, rifles, revolvors and all kinds OF ammuni-
ton may now be found at the gunsmith store,
next north of Parrot & Chase's, No l0l Water
street. The stock has recently been replenished
and made desirable to all who want goods in that
limo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-31

The high school has received large accession
III is term from the grammar school,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-31

TIL usands of testimonials to the efficacy and re-
maikablc cures of Adamson's Is tame Balsam Can
be proouced fom leading citizens "f the New
England States. 1t cures colds, ughs and all
thront and lung troubles. Sold everywhere a, 81
ccLt- aug30-t&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-31

Rev. DR.. Kicker is enjoying himself finely on
his vacation visit in Mercer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-12
The Cotton crop In Georgia Fully as
Large as Last Year.

ATLANTA, Ga, October ia report
of the Augusta Exchange, based on
twenty.siX replies from seventeen
counties, average date Of September
80, states the weather from the LIST to
the 10th, and in some counties to the
18th, was very dry and hot, causing n
general shedding of the young top
crop, and u rapid and somewhat lre-
mature opening Of grown hollis. From
the 10th to the 18th some heavy winds
and rain storms were general IN this
section, blowing and beating upon
some cotton, aud injuring the quality
of what was open, with frost in some
localities
October mo damage reported to
the cotton plant. The drought during
the early part of the past month
caused the young fruit to burn up. The
storms during the middle OF the month
had an effect on the quantity, but not
ON the quality Of the crop, The dam
age suffered by the cropis mainly from
dry rust and consequently shedding,
and amounts probably TO fifteen or
twenty per cent. There was no dam
nge from rot or worms, except on
very few river bottom fields. Picking
is progressing rapidly, and fully three
fourths of the crop is open. A large
number OF extra hands are employed
at cash wages to gather, and probably
one-half of the cotton is picked. The
yield is reported ABOUT the same ~
last year. The loss suffered 10y planters
from August 10 TO SEPTEMBER 10, was
so great percentage Of their previous
eXccptations that now many are iu-
clined to under estimate the yield. In
all probability, based upon the most
reliable information obtainable, this
section will make about ten per cent.
more cotton than last year.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-12
FOREIGN NOTES.
The Extraordinary Council Have De-
clded TO Grant n Six MoRlhs' Arm
lsllce-Terms FayOrs Turkey.
The Spanish Squadron In Cuban Waters
to be Iolnod by Several New Cruisers
Prince Milan Orders Sus.
pension Of Military Operations.
Italy Urging Peace Between the Porte
and Mouteneg rims.

LONDON, October ll.-A dispatch
from Constantlnople TO the Standard
says the Sultan has not accepted the
Grand Viziers resignation.
a Times dispatch from Ragusa says
that General Durand, who is accred-
Tied by the Italian Government, left
there for Cettery's yesterday. 1t is
supposed that Italy is about TO take
the initiative in urging peace between
the Porte and Montenegro.
MADRID, October ll.-Several newly
built cruisers will shortly join the
Spanish squadron In Cuban waters.
six Months Armistice Agreed Upon
by the Neutral Powers.
LONDON, October ia dispatch
from Constantlnople says the extraor-
binary council yesterday decided to
grant six months armistice. Strong
opposition to any armistiee was at first
expressed, but the council agreed that
six weeks armistice, as proposed by
the powers, might, from It's shortness,
seriously endanger Turkey in the prob.
able event OF IA failure Of the peace ne
g0tiations. The council, therefore, re-
solved that the Porte should communi-
cate to the powers the conditions
which, in It's opinion, would have the
following advantages, viz: Enable
the Polte to allay the excitement
among the Musselmen; would not ex.
pose the Porte to the risk Of or to have
resume OF hostilities during the in
clement season, and afford an interval
which would facilitate an understand
ing upon the conditions of peace and
the general reforms tn be introduced In
the empire; n ratification OF the Porte's
acceptance of the armistice In this
sense will be made to the am bassadors
to-day. 1t is believed here that the
Porte's conditions will be accepted.
The Financier, In IL leading article,
states very positively 1t has reason to
believe the Porte's acceptance of the
Earl Derby peace proposal will be an.
nounced almost Immediately.
A Reuter- telegram from Belgrade to.
day says: The Servian Council of
Ministers to-day decided to accept
regular armistIce RS soon as proposed
to them by the consuls of the great
powers.
In this connection Belgrade tele.
gram dated yesterday says the British,
Russian, Austrian and French consuls
have already been instructed to advise
Servla to accept an armistice.
A Daily Telegraph special from Pesth
says 1t is reported Prince Milan has
ordered General Tchernayeff TO sus.
pend offensive operations for the pres.
ent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-12
ELECTION RETURNS.
The Result In Pivotal states is Yet
Uncertain West Virginia Ton
ccded 10 the Democracy.
The Friends Of Re.renchment and Reform
Claim Indiana by a Fair Majority
The Democrats in Ohio are Hope.
iuI but Not Confident.
Indiana

INDIANAPOLIS, October l.--Reurns
from two hundred aud forty-nine
townships aud ten cities In siXty.two
counties give II Republican majority
OF I, 1896. The same cities aud towns In
1874 gave Republican majority Of
2,O93, and in 1872 II Republican major
ity of 3,0Oi
INDIANAPOLIS, October Flour
hundred townships and wards in sew
enty-nne counties give Republican
majority of ,S74 The same places in
1874 gave "A Democratic majority of
l,4O2, and in 1872 Il net Republican
majority of 1856.
1880 p. NJ. The returns from three
hundred and forty-siX townships aud
wards, in seventy counties, give
Republican majority of l,702; same
places in 1874 gave the Democrats
majority Of sos; same in 1872 gave a
Republican majority of l,l67,
Top. m. The most reliable returns
received indicate the following results
for congressman: First district, Fuller,
Democrat Second, Cobb, Democrat;
Third, Beckuel; Fourth, doubtful;
FlIth, Brown, Republican, over Hol.
man by 1900; Sixth, Robinson, Repub-
llcani reelected; seventh, Hanna,
Republican, over Landers; Eighth,
Hunter Republican, probably re-elect-
ed Ninth, White, Republican; Tenth,
Calkens, Republican, probably elected;
Eleventh, Evans, Republican,; Twelfth,
Hamilton, Democrat, reelected rhir-
teenth, Baker, Republican. The Re
publicans gain three Cong, essmen.
The returns from four hundred and
twenty.eight townships and wards, in
eighty counties, give IL Republican
majority of ass. The snme places in
1872 gave Republican majority of
,476.
Returns from four hundred and fifty
six townships and wards, in eighty
one counties, give net Republican
majority of 1883. The same places in
1872 gave n Republican majority OF
2,l66.
WASHINGTON, October ll.--Hailo.
way, postmaster at indianapolis, Nor
toms brother-in-law, telegraphs: eve
have been losing all day. The chances
are against us"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-12
NEW BRAUNFELS.
Railroad Contracted 10 0e Completed
la six Months.
Special to The Heraid,l

Special TO The Herald
NEW BRAuNFEls, October II To
day the contract to build railroad TO
New Braunfels was c,ncCded 10y the
Construction Company on one part
and Major Converse, attorney In fact
for Colonel Pierce, ON the other part.
The road is to be completed within
six months from this date, for which
Colonel Pierce is to receive n subsidy,
now in the hands Of the Construction
Company, to the amount OF seventy
five thousand dollars and fifteen thou
sand additional fora wagon bridge to
be attached to the railroad bridge
across the Guadalupe river near the
city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-12
Shot Through the Head in House of
worship.

LOUISVILLE, KY, October ll.-A
Mount Vernon special says Sam Bur-
kett, negro, entered a church while
drunk, and VIM. Barnes, elder, asked
him to leave. Burkett answered,
'You and your church can go to hell"
Barnes asked for repetition OF the
words, and receiving them, shot Bur-
kett through the head. Barnes made
hia psrana.
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Meeting Of the Stockholders OF the
Western Union Telegraph Conn
Dnuy.

Meeting Of the Stockholders OF the
Western Union Telegraph Com.
pany.
New YORK, October 1.-THE annual
meeting of stockholders of the West.
ern Union Telegraph Company was
held to-day. The old board OF directors
was reelected. President Orion pre-
scented his annual report, in which he
stated that the gross receipts of the
year, from all sources, were $40, 034,-
9S3 66, and the gross expenses So, $685.
ALB SO, and the net earning $780,
500 81. During the year the company
operated 1852 miles of lines and
seven hundred and two offices. The
number of messages transmitted was
ls,720,5d7 at an average toll Of fifty
four cents. The capital stock of the
company is Sal ,074,l of which the
company owns $7272, 235. During the
year the average tolls have been de-
creased 66lO0 per cent. The number
of telegraphic money orders trans
mitted was 81, 100.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Financial.

~.,, vo.- o...,,
VIEW iohh' vctuper Il.-Money steauy at
PER yeho, mna Closing quiet os ~ W per cent
,o Soiu opened steady AT i0Stsi and closed ut
Governments steady new IS, ll4Is.
Stn.e securieies sleauy.
r s,n, neienn.iie paper iyo per cent:
,',t, 'uus oAohahse s'eaoyi W Jays s4.SS'si
siSn nrr ei.oy, ,o,as ~
a ,a.o5 izs 70 per cent. Loans
" Tyu ,u, , no, pes ouh' i ~ VIII
,h,m',a oo.onei i ,.uo' iVvls.sS,ign'
eeaVh"n iss q per oeh' uisooun'' oteriihs'
o""A' oA''
Cotton.
GIN ror,s o,,o,ar IN co,,... .u.
a.. 10 Sa1sss oN'"'0' AVoo''oh "o@fe'
safes t9V oaies' o,,o,o.,, ,
NEW ORLEANS, Uc.oDer OF n iIe'oaHa demand
actlve' Hood olurn .'t,,I1 oiSysS, loW nlu
dling lo,syiUc an a1iiuu,ius, ,iV5sy,one good
l01sci iSir lz,sgIzNc. Net rsceipts, 2,15o;
grosss' 3'ooi; exports ~ LiVerpooi, Siao; STOCK,
Vsia. -,
;NKW FORK, ooiooei u-Cotton easier a.
hsies. sxnorta ~ Gpe.t p,i,a,pp' g1 S,y.
rrance, 4oo continent, 2sW.
futuIes closed steauv-Saies 10.0O1 bales.
Uctoner IL i-szc: January l-n@il 1-Ssc;
se nr,i ~ li,io@,i zs-ssc March A 2o-Gci
june 22S2c; July AZ o-l6@l2 lS-3lc; August
LIVERPo0L, october Ia p. m.-Uplands,
low middling clause, October and November
delivery, l5-l5d; do, new crop, shipped
october and November sal, s-S2c; do, new
cron shipped January and February sail,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-12
Religious NessiOn.

PHILADELPHIA, October 1.-THE
session of the Board of Missions of the
Protestant Episcopal Church of the
United States, resumed after devotion
al exercises, and the Board organized
for business; the Right Reverend
Bishop Talbot, of Indiana, presiding,
and was addressed by their lordships,
the Bishops of Niagara and Huron.
A resolution extending to the Bishop
of Nisbrara an assurance of deep graft
tude to Almighty God for the recovery
of his health, was adopted. The For
eign Commission presented lengthy
report, showing the state OF tie flnan.
ces and missionary work abroad. The
report closes with supplementary re-
port and renewed appeal to the
churches to assist them to carry on
their work on scale commensurate
with Its Importance. AT the c0nclu.
sion OF the reading of the foreign re-
port, the Right Reverend Bishop Walls,
of Kansas, offered q series of resolu-
tons relative to the death of Rev. DIR.
b. Duane, late secretary, which were
adopted. Reverend w. Wingtone
Webb read the eleventh annual re-
port Of the commission of the Home
Missions to the colored people. After
reviewing the statistics of the schools
In the South, the report states the
property devoted to the use of the
commission has been valued at one
hundred and ten thousand dollars, and
calls for an enlarged support from all
congregations The report was re-
ferred to a special committee of five.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-12
ohio.

CINCINNATI, October ll.-An error
in the count in the thirteenth ward,
giving ore hundred more votes to the
Republicans than they were entitled
to, elects Banning, Democrat to Con-
gress, and the entire county Demo-
cratic ticket except the recorder and
missioner There is m error of one
hundred and fifteen votes claimed in
favor of Matthews, in the nineteenth
precinct which, if allowed, defeats
Banning. 1t will require the official
count to decide the result.
A Times special says sixty counties
give Barnes ., 23S net gain over Hayes
majority of last year. Fosters major
ity in the tenth Congressional district
is 29j.
While it is impossible tonight to
give the official figures by Congress.
sional districts, sufficient returns have
been received here to make it certain
that the Democrats have elected the
following Congressman: Saylor in the
first district, Mcmahon in the fourth,
Rice in the tifth, Dickcy in the sew
enth, Ewing in the twelfth, Southland
in the thirteenth and Finley in the
fourteenth. The Republicans have
elected the following Congressman:
Matthews in the second district, Gard
ner in the third, Cox in the sixth,
Keiier in the eighth, Jones in the
ninth, Foster in the tenth, Nealin in
the eleventh NanvOorhees in the If.
teenth, Danford in the sixteenth, Me-
Kiniey in the seventh, Monroe in the
eighteenth, Garfield in the nineteenth,
ID. Townsend in the twentieth, The
Republicans gain six Congressman
which exactly reverses politically, the
present Congressional delegation from
Ohio.
COLUMBUS, October ! -Muskingum
county gives Bell Democratic ma
jority of $50, Republican gain of
so. The probabilities are that the Re.
publicans have elected their county
t..oket, except the clerk of the court.
H,peling county shows a net Demo-
cratic gain of AZ.
The interior counties and the West
ern Reserve returns come IL slowly.
TOLEDO, October ll.--This district
gives Coz, Republican, for Congress,
1880 mi r,ty, aad Bsrne, 40 TAe
Republicans elect their county tickets
in full in Williams and Ducas, and the
Democrats in Henry and Ottawa, with
a mixed ticket in Wood county.
WAsHINGTc N, October ll.-John G
Thompson, chairman of the Demo
cratic Committee, telegraphs from
Columbus: "TheiRepublicans claim
the State, Tut the Democrats dom
concede it. We are hopeful, but not
confident
WHEELING, October l1.-"The State
will go Democratic from 1000 to 5000
sure. The majorit ymay reach 10000
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-12

Garroters are flogged In England.
William Leonard, who was convicted
Of highway robbery from young lady
In Lincoln's-inn-fields, was sentenced
to penal servitude for seven years after
undergoing two separate fiogeings Of
twenty lashes each. When he was
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-12
Tho Nork Of an Incendiary.

LITTLE Rock, October lit has
been ascertalned that Pere Button
was the incendiary who burned the
block of buildings. The loss foots up
S25O,OOO; little insurance.
TOLEDO, o., October ll.-Ten mill
lion feet Of lumber was destroyed by
last nights fire. Loss over 500, 900;
insurance $4,000.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-12
YELLOW FEVER.
The Epidemic SIM BaginG in Savan-
nah-lhe People Of brunswick NO
Longer Ia Need of Ala.

SAVANNAH, October 1.-THE total
interments to day were eleven, OF
which six were from yellow fever
Five OF the buried were negroes. Mrs.
Agnes X, Stibhs died to-day. The
mate of the brig Mary G, Roosevelt,
died at ryhlow to.day.
MACON, October 1.-The Mayor Of
Brunswick telegraphs to the Telegraph
and Messenger thanks to our citizens
and generous friends throughout the
Union, and announces that they have
enough supplies aud money to carry
them through the epidemic,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-12

So telegraphs Ely Cracroft, chairman
Third Ward Democratic Club
a. w. Campbell, chairman OF the
Republican State Committee, tele.
graphs; "The returns are very
meagre, but there seems to be no doubt
that the State has gone Democratic"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-12
HEADQUARTERS
or THE
TEXAS OYSTER TRADE

The trade throughout the State are notified
that the TEXAS WHOLESALE OYSTER
DEPOT is now open for the fall and winter
seasons Having taken advantage of the
low rate of wages curing the summer
months, by planting immense beds of choice
selected oysters, / can therefore furnish the
best quality at lowest market prices. Orders
by mail respectfully solicited, and goods
shipped by express q. ., ID. -.
DANIEL GILLlES.
ONCE ami depot foot OF Kuhn's wharf, 18th
t.. Galveston, Texas. Address lock box 372.
IN,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-12
overpowered and Robbed.

KNOXVILLE, October IL. - Two
masked men overpowered the county
treasurer and obtained fourteen thou.
sand dollars.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-12

DAYTON, October ll.--McMahon's
majority for Congress is ninety eight.
WASHINGTON, October ll.---rbe
President has recognized Antonio
Grepi as vice Consul Of Italy, at New
Orleans.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-06
ConIan,s Nee the raInt.

Bill A., like many a smarter man,
labored under the delusI0n that he nos.
sessed a splendid voice, and "Oi I'm
the Silly night" but more frequently
IA broad day he startled the echoes OF
the surrounding woods and hills with
what he called delicious notes. OF his
hyorlte "Annle Laurie" or, In his
words, "Annie LOWRY One day Bill
went down ON the river bank, among
the laurel, polishing his gun, working
away In utter oblivion 0fall the world,
encouraging himself with an occasion.
al "snatch OF song,n when no was elld.
denly hailed from the other side OF the
stream, with "Hallo, over there %
"liallo, yourself answered Bill, peer.
Ing through the thlcket, when he saw
the brigade quartermaster who con.
llnued "Seen any mules about herc?r
mo" replied Bill, testify ~ don't
keep your cpssed mules" ~ suppose
not, retorted the lu0rlsrmgster, dry
"; "only ] heard d eonfonnded bray.
Ing over there, and ! thought II might
be them; but ] fluid II Ia only stray
lackass !" The officer rode OF, and
Bill, scratching his head, for awhile,
obaerYad "Well, ! 'spect Captain r.
said somethln' sharp lhpn-lfa fuller
could only see the pInt'
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PROVISIONS AND GROCERIES.

CANDLEs-Are in moderate supply and
demand they are quoted at HIt@fnc.
RIUE-The stock IL ample for the demand;
prime, 7A@71s; choice, SQ5Slto.
sALT-ln good supply coarse, s2@2 50 I;
fine, 81 so.
s0AP-Chicago, G9+@7c; proctor & Gamble,
STsRCH-Good stock and moderate re-.
quest. We quote Ut t9GHc.
COAL OIL--In good supply aud demand.
Wequote; bbls. 22@2to; cases " 65@2 90 ac-
cording TO quantity.
DRIED APPLES--In moderate supply
and demand at ll@llhc.
BAC0N-stocks ample and demand good;
market very firm, ID. $. q. sides li9li%c |;
bacon C. sides, l5@ljhc; breakfast, l5c
shoulders, none in market,
RRotYT-Demand light, with fair stock.
We quote half bbls. at s.; whole, SO.
CoFFEE-Market tirm; supply full.
choice, 2Sl9@2ic, currency.
SUGAR-Lousiana--fair to prime, 9@9llc;
choice, 91S@g,4c; yellow clarified, l0Ra
lie; white clarified, ll1s@l2c. Refined In
fair supply and light demand n,,a We 9aote
powdered, i3H@i954c.
MoLASSES-Louisian In fair supply;
very little common on hand. We quote
prince, 5O@62c; choice, tssq7Oc, ~ barrels DC
LARD--ln fair supply. We quote: choice
kettle rendered, ties, l59l514o; 1s-bbls, 1914
@l5Xc; refined. i4@l41lc; ION cans, l51Sc 2Olb
cans, ibl4c 8 and len cans, l6@l8l4c.
CORN NEAL Market easy at 50 per cwt.
FIOUR--Scarce. Prices advanced Zoe per
cwt all round We quote. Ocean Pear, xxxx
hbl., 81 49, sack, So 60 Cream City, xxx, Dbl,
50 81, sacks, SO % Harvest Queen, xX, bbl.
50 80, sacks, 81 95; Snow Flake, xxx,
Dbl, 81 IS, sacks, So 80 Gold Dust, xxx, Dbl.
Sc Is, sacks So 70; Dunkey, TX, Dbl, 81 20,
sack, 81 95; swans Down, xxx, bill, % 80,
sacks, So 90 /; Miller's Xxx, bbl,, SO 10, sacks,
81 95; MINIS, X, Dbl. IS 70, sacks,s2 70.