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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-30

REGARDING ACTRESSES Miss Sarah jew.
cit, of the Union Square, writes sentimental
poetry. and is very ambitious. She is unma'.
ried. Miss Louisa Don, the leading actress OF
tho Brooklyn Park, has been only few years
on the stage. She is the divorced wife Of
George w. Fox, Troy photographer. Miss
Minnie Palmer, of tho Park, is a niece Of larry
Palmer. the manager. She is q brunette in The
street, wears particularly long feather 10 her
bonnet and looks dtmarc. Mrs. Albaueb who
is playing 10 support of her husband at the
Broadway, is sister of Miss Maggie Mitchell.
They live on adjoining farms at Long Baoch
A brother OF these ladies died of yellow fever 10
Memphis last mouth. Miss Nina Fsrian, OF
the Union Square, is daughter OF Madam
Varian Hoffman, the singer. She is unmarried
Misss Rose Eytinge is imperious in bearing,
dresses expeDslvey, and is said to have money.
She rides 10 coupe when shopping. She IL
the wife of George II. Butler, who il a nephew
Of Gen. Benjamin L. Butler. Miss Fly Coeh.
lao. the Anne Bolcyn" ct Booth s, Is a sisrr
of Charles aud Rose Coghlau. She came from
London very recently. aod has had little xpe
ricnce ss an actress She and her slster walk in
Broadway together often, elaborateIy dressed.
She is unmarried. Mrs. Agnes Booth. CT the
EaTK, Is CIeulttu Will tue DISt fljC aui
method for reaGiag blank Verse Of any acr rts'
in America; and she can manage trsi grace
fully on the stage or elsewhere wti:h is raro
accomplishment. Mrs. Florence is sister OF
Mrs. Barney Williams. She has been person.
ating Mrs. General Glhory almost continu
ousIy for four years, but never so we'll as now,
oWiog, it is said, to study during the past
summer Of vulgar American women in Paris.
She is wealthy, ii she gets her share OF The
Mighty Dvllar' dollars. Mis-, Maggie Nit
chel is the wife of Mr.. Paddock, formerly q
Toledo merchant. She has plenty Of money,
and onty acts because she likes to. MoGieska
never walks in the street, but rides every day.
l. is said that she comes squarcly by the titic
of ccuotess through her husbard, who accom-
panits her in her travels. A few years aco
the couple went into stock farming in Caitor
MIA. aud lost their money in tho venture; hut
| their iooome now averages flrly. She 81 ak
ordinarily with Enore OF a foreign &C: sent than
when &C Jog. Miss Stella Bontace, Wa'Iack's
first juveole actress, is daughter Of Geor1"
g. Bopif4ce, an actor Of the old school.-N.
y Sun.
True friendship is lasting; so are D,aham's
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MEDICINAL.
VEGETINE.

Y VEGEllNE.
REV. J.P. LUDLOW WRITES:
l78 Baltic st., Brooklyn, NY, Nov. "a, '74
H. Z. Stevens, esq.
Gear Sir: From personal benefit received by
its use, es well as from personal knowledge OF
those whose cures thereby have seemed almost
miraculous, can most heartily a1d sincerely
recommend the Vegetine for the complaints
which it is claimed to cure.
JAMES P. LUDLOW,
Lac Pastor Calvary Bsp. Oh. Sacramento, Gal.
VEGETINE.
SHE RESTS WELL.
South Poland Me-, Oct. II, 1876
Mr. 81. 4. Stevens. -,
Dear Sir: have been sick two years with
the liver complaint, and during that time have
taken great many different medicines, but
none of them did me any good. wa! restless
nights, and hsd no appetite. Since taking the
Vegetine rest we'll and relish my. food. Gan
recommend the Vegetine for what is has done
for me. Yours respectfully,
Mrs. ALBERT RICKER.
Witness Of the above,
Mr. George IL. Vaughan, Medford, Mass.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-30

T BRODERS & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers and Jobbers in
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FLOUR,
SALT AND FISH
full line of celebrated pure, old Whiskoys,
Brandies, Gin, Rum, &C., Massey & Co.'s Phila-
dvlphis and Cisgetts Baltimore A)es, and Berg
ner s. Engel's Lager Beer, in casks or bottles:
Flour, James 8. Kirk & Co.'S. Standard Soaps,
Dupont g Cos. Sporting and Blasting Gun
powder, and Baltimore and Potomac River
Steamers.
Orders promptly attended to, and consign-
nents solicited. No, IL King street,
oct &-tf Alexandria. Va
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NO.. al.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.


A STORY thrilling enough in lis details TO ba
woven into Gctioa has Just come to ua fresh
| from Fair Point, Chautauqua Lake. o. Sat
urday last finely dressed and well appearing
man landed affair Point, Chautauqua Lake,
and engaged board for fortnight at the Psllc'
Hotel.
There was nothing unnatural in his appear
auce, nor did it seem at all remarkable wheu
he attended church on Sunday morning and
bowed n fervent prayer near the altar. People
noting bis conspicuous position, looked with
admiriug wonder upon the man, who, regard.
less of the scrutinizing vision of the whole COO
gregation, manifested his religious zeal iu the
most emphatic manner. ,...
Oo Monday morning the stranger srolied
out near the lake and there met George irwin,
somewhat noted duck hunter, who had just
come in with bis dog and gun. The finely.
dressed stranger affably greeted Mr.. Irwin and
asked to be allowed to examine his gun. Mr.
Irwin unsuspcctngy handed over the weapor,
when the stranger carefully examined it, then
cooked it, and holding it toward MIR. l'wlo,
asked him how be would rather dio-would be
prefer being drowned to being shot? Even
then the man seemed perfectly natural.
MIR. Irwin, regarding the question as joke,
replied that if it was necessary Tor him 10 dls
right there and then, he preferred taking q
turn 10 the water. 1t was then that the srape-
er's eyes gared with maniacal frenzy. He Crap
pied with the now terrified Irwin.
The struggle was desperate cue. The me-
MAC was powerful man, and with au iron
grip dragged the sportsman to tho waters
edge, when the struggle for life aud death be-
came even more desperate. Finally they both
fell into the water, and while foundering there
some men who slood at short distance rau to
the rescue and were scarcely able to release the
victim from the maniao's clutch.
His clothes were nearly all tcr1 from bis
body, and no was terribly bruised by the brief
but fearful encounter. Just about that time
small steamer came up to the dock. 1t rtquir
ed four strong men to put the wild maniac on
board. He was taken to MsyvilIe and lodged
10 jail.
lie persi;tently refused to the last to give biS
name, declaring as reason for bis conduct that
it was necessary to sacrifice sone llto to the
conservation OF the Sunday School ground ct
that place; that he had been chosen as the IL
strumeut Of death.
He seemed to talk sauely about the matter,
and regarded MIR. Irwin as an uuapprecahvc
man, because as be said, it was clearly in his
power to shoot Irwin upon the spot, whereas
be bad given bin his choice of death, aod
when about to yield preference four worldly
frieuds appeared upon the s,ene aud ottriered.
Erie Dispatch.
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81. SMITH,

w TILLIAM 81. SMITH, -.:
DEALER IN
FRESH AND SALTED FISH.
FISH WHARF AND STALLS CITY MAR
KET,
would inform dealers and others that he is pre-
nsred to furnish hem with all kind Of
POTOMAC FISH.
ct the lowest possible prices. l would call the
attention Of buyers to the fact that my brand
stands No. in market at all times ana lnIono
70 sustain ny reputation in thst respect.
My stalls, Nos. and s. Fish Market, will be
supplied with fresh fish every morning. They
will be superntended by Mr.. James g. Gri mes.
a., and families can depend on getting the best,
whether they come in person or send orders.
Persons 81 distance wanting Fresh FISH can
depend on getting them packed in good order.
sazy- All orders addressed to VIM. II. SMITH
Alexandria, Va. will receive prompt attention.
mar
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WE KEEP large stock of WINDOW
81. ~ GLASS, running from 6x8:to 2ss56 In;
0Aso PUTTY, POINTS, &c,
PEAKE 81 MALLS,
No q Corner King and Columbus sss
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VEGETINE.
VEGETINE.

NOTHING EQUAL TO IT.
South Salem, Mass, Nov. IA, 1876.
Mr.. H. K. Stevens.
Dear Sir: I have boon troubled with scrotuls,
csnker and liver complaint for three years.
Nothing ever did mo any good until L com
menced using the Vegetine. am now getting
along first rate, and still using the Vegotlne. I
consider there is nothing equal to it for such
complaints. Can heartily recommend 1t to eve"
rgbody. Yours truly,
No 16 Lagrange st., South Salem, Mass
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VEGETINE

GOOD FOR I'll E CHI L D & q N :
Boston Home, IA Tyler street,
Boston. April, 1876.
81. 4. Stevens.
Dear Sir: We feel that the children IN % our
homo hs7o been greatly benefited by the Veg
etine you have so kindly given US from time to
time, especially those troubled with the sctotula.
With respect, Mrs. N. WORMELL, Mstron.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-15

A NOVEL transportation scheme has
been agreed upon by the house committee
on railways and canals, and will be report
cd TO the house by the chairman OF the
commute in o few days: 1t is for freight
railway to connect the Ohio and MlSsiss-
ippi valleys with tide.water. The opera
torship Of the railway Is to be in the hands
of an interstate commission, consisting of
one person from each Of the twelve states,
who are to have Its sole management and
control. Congress grants no lands or mon
ey aid, but simply charter. 1t is believed
that ebb,00o,00O will be sufficient to con.
struct the single track line, and that it can
succeed by marking freight the principal
business and passenger traffic subordi.
nate. There isto be no capital stock,
hut the road is to be built en-
tirely on borrowed money. 1t Is ex
pected to run by the way of Council Bluffs
and st. Louis; thence eastward by the
Ohio valley.
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On1yTwenty Dollars

Only Twenty Dollars
A perfect and unsqusled, large, strong
and durable machine, constructed elegant
and s0ldid, from the best material with
mathematical precision, for constant fami-
ly use OF manufacturing purposes. AL.
ways ready at moments notice to do its
days work, never out of order and will last
q generation with moderate care; easy to
understand and manage; light, smoothe and
swiftrunning, like the well-regulated move.
Gent and reliable. with all the valuable I'm
provements to be found in the highest.
priced machines, warranted to do the same
work the same way, and as rapidly and
smoothly as o $40 machine. An ackn0wl.
edged triumph OF ingenious mechanical
skill, essentially the working woman's
friend, and far In advance OF all ordinary
machines for absolute strength, reliability
and general usefulness; will hem, tuck, fell,
seam, quilt, bind, braid, cord, gather, ruf.
ha, shirr, plat, fold, scollop, roll, embroid-
or, run up breadths, ETC.. with wonderful
rapidity, neatness and ease; sews the
strongest lasting stitch equally fine and
smothe through all kinds OF goods from
cambria 10 several thicknesses OF broad
cloth or leather with fine or coarse cotton,
linen, SILK or twine. Givesperfect satisfac-
ton. Will earn its cost several times over
In season in the work 1t does, or make q
good living for any man or woman who
desires to use 1t for that purpose works 30
faithful and easy the servants or children
can use II without damage. Price OF ma
chine, fully equipped tor family work, with
light table, reduced to only go. Half Case,
Cover, Side Drawers and Cabinet Styles
each at correspondingly low rates. Sale
dellvary guaranteed free from damage.
explanatory pamphlets illustrated with en-
cravings OF the several styles Of machines,
references, variety OF sewing, etc., mailed
Iee. ConhdentiI terms with liberal in
aucements to enterpaising clergymen,
agents, ETC., who desire exclusive agencies,
iureished on application. Address John II.
Kendall q Co., AL Broadway, N. Y.
| 3lb "
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-15
The Packing Business of Chic ago

Messrs. Howard, White Il Crowell, pub
lishers Of the Daily Commercial Bulletin,
have published their ninth annual report of
the packing Of Chicago for the season of
lS77-7s and the year ending March /, 1873.
The report shows by far the most extensive
business on record and exceeds even the
expectations Of the best informed. The to.
tai packing from March !, 1877, to March
l, 1878, was 4,oO9,3ll hogs; average weight
OF summer packing is0.oo.lOO pounds and
the average yield Of lard $3.50 pounds,
against an average weight Of 1879. 70 pounds
and yield Of lard 20 10 pounds for the
last summers season. The winter packing
Irregular season. was 2,50l,2s5, against
l,6ls, oSa last season. The average weight
OF the winter season was 22S.34 and 80 .O5
pounds OF lard, against the weight of last
year OF 1887 pounds snds and lard Weld
OF 500. The manufacture Of the product
necessarily shows heavy increase and IL
reported as follows: Lard, 29S, $50 tierces;
mess pork, 324,57a barrels; the total OF all
kinds OF pork barreled Ia 3ss, 40; swec,
picked hams, 90,27o tiercss; green hams
s7,o44,i27 pounds; dry salt hams, 1883 saC
pounds; long outs, l2,47s,043 pound, and
South Stadordshire, l,s1i,2O7 POUNDS,
sweet picked shoulders, o,l7a tierces
green and dry salt shoulders, "a AN. 9sC
pounds; rough sides, 10000 pounds; Jim.
berlands, 4,si6,al2 pouncs; short ribs. So.
LA, AGA pounds; long ribs, l,s2B pounds,
shor clear, l3,25e, sos pounds; ,ops clear,
A,l29,bo4 pounds; South stafIordshire
S,aSs.'27 pounds; streetford, 2Asi, Sbl
pounds, Irish cut, 53o,OS4 pourds; York
shire, i,asa,soi pounds; Birmingham, A..
a' pounds; Wiltshires, 1905, 1857 pound,
other cuts. 2a.eOO, 1894 pound; bacon, signe,
2,ooS,ooo pounds; bellies, 2,4a0,8sl pounds
backs, 1925 pounds; hocos, a,b7s bar
rcls; pig tongues. 1908 barrels, and s,O3s
ksgsaf grease.
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DISTRICTS.
Democratic County Convention.

A mass convention of the Democratic
voters Of Alexander county, will be held
at the court house, in this city, on Satur>
day, March 9Oth, next, at 2 O'Clock pm,
for the purpose q electing three dele>
gates TO the state convention to be held
at Springfield on April 18th, next; and
three delegates TO the district convention
to bebeld at Centralla on May 10Th, next.
THos. w. HALLIDAY, Chairman.
Cairo. Ills. March 7. 1878.
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RIVER IMPROVEMENT.
Meeting of the Chamber OF Go mmerce
to Take Acsion in Favor senator
l,ockreH's Bill.

A meeting OF the chamber OF cons
merce of Cairo was held at their rooms
on Wednesday evening for the purpose
Of taking action in reference to the bill
lately introduced into the United States
senate by Senator Cockerell, tor
the appointment Of commits
sion on the improvement Of the Mlssis-
sippi river. The attendance was large.
President Wood Rittenhouse presided.
The following preamble and resolution,
introduced by Col. S. 5. Taylor, were
UNANIMOUSLY adopted: ..
"WHEREAs the chamber OF commerce
of the city of Cairo, In the state of His
nois, has been informed OF the contents
Of bill lately introduced into the senate
OF the United States by Senator Cockrell,
providing for the appointment OF com.
mission to devise plans for and to Super
intend the survey aud construction Of
works tor the permanent improvement OF
the navigation of the Mississippi river,
and tor the protection Of such portions
OF land bordering on 1t as are now subs
ject to humiliation and
WHEREAS, in the opinion Of this body,
the means indicated by the provisions of
said bill are eminently wise in their
nature, and well calculated to insure the
end In view, therefor
"REsoLvED by this association that the
honorable senate and house Of represent
tatives of the United States be, and they
hereby are respectfully requested to pass
the bill above alluded to, or some similar
bill, at as early day as possible, In or.
der that speedy relief may be afforded
from the burdens arising from the uncer-
tainties and dangers of the navigation OF
the Mississippi river, highway OF ma
tional importance, and protection given
to such portions OF the country border
ing on it as are now subject to inunda-
tion."
Woop RIrTENHoCsE, President,
CHAs. PINK, Secretary.
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A DELEGATION Of st. Lsuisians, inter-
ested in the Improvement Of the Missis-
sippl river, were before the house cons
mittee on commerce on Wednesday, and
made an argument tor an appropriation
OF S2,OO0,0OO for the improvement Of
that river as recommended by the St.
Paul association.
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1900 TIMES
Larger than Life

LorSer imam Lilo
On receipt Of $3.50 I will send to any
address an Imported French Microscope
that will magnify over 500 times any
small object. A very useful and instruc-
tive instrument, brass mounted and put
up in neat case, warranted as recon.
mended or the money refunded.
Its magnitying power is SO great that
living objects can be readily discovered
in a drop Of water. and for examining
small objects, all manner of insects, the
texture OF cloths, &C.. detecting foreign
matter in sugar, flour and other articles
of diet, for detecting counterfeit money,
and hundred other useful purposes, it
will be found invaluable.
An endless source of amusement for
the coming winter evenings. Sent by
mail on receipt of price.
SEAVER 81 CO.,
81 Park Place. N. Y. City.
Jan l9-d&w-6m.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-15

HARDIN CASE, editor of the ConstitH-
tion.and Unioa, Of Carlyle, Clinton coun>
ty, iss Democratic candidate for appel-
late court clerk. Mr.. Case is a gentle
man OF fine ability and in every way
qualified to fill the important office tor
which he is working. He is a staunch
Democrat and has done good work for
the party, and deserves well at its hands.
Should he receive the nomination he
would receive the united support OF his
party.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-15

TIE Illinois State Reg says that
c. N. Hughes, ..ot this city, Is spoken Of
as possible candidate before the Repub-
lican nominating convention for con-
gress. MIR. Hughes Is perhaps as able a
man and would make as active men,
Der Of congress IS that party has in the
district,
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Ghss8alletin
" r. scHucxxRs, Editor and Publisher.
,sYa.ll,I. STATE CONVENTION.

The democracy Of tho several counues
Of the state Of Illinois are requested TO
send delegates to state convention 70 be
held q. Springfield, Illinois, THURSDAY,
the iirH DAY OF APRIL, 1878. ct IL
o'clock NJ, for the purpose Of nominating
one candidate for the office Of state treas
urer, and one candidate for the office or
state superintendent Of public instruction
and TO transact such other business az may
come before 1t. The several counties are
entitled TO the following representation
based upon the vote for government IN
1879.
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COMMERCIAL.
CAIRO, Ills, THURSDAY EVENING, !
March IA, 1878. (

There IL no change worthy OF special
mention in the general condition of the
market here. Trade has been fairly &C
tive during the week and transaction in
-four, grain and hay have been liberal.
Flour, while prices haye not made any fur.
Their decline, is weak and transactions arc
confined exclusively to the order trade.
There is no speculative demand whatever,
Receipts during the week have Been
fair, though stock are not very large.
There is o good demand for good mixed
to choice hay at quotations below. Com
mon and low grades hay Is in good sup.
ply andquiet, dull and low. The de.
mand for corn is good. Receipts are light
and the supply limited. Prices remain
about as last quoted. There is an active
demand for oats at quotations aud all
that arrive finds ready sale. We note
an improved market for meal, and city
mills are running day and night. Prices
are steady and firm at quotations below.
Bran is in light supply and good de-
mand at SIS. Receipts Of potatoes are
large and the market is full. The
demand is fair and prices steady.
The market is overstocked with apples
and many are rotting. Prices are de-
clining. Choice butter is scarce and In
good demand at higher prices. Medium
and low grades are plenty and dull.
Receipts Of eggs are large, and the mar
ket is full. Prices are weak Sc. Poul-
try is in good supply and receipts are
good. Prices are shade weaker.
RATES or FREIGHT TO NEW ORLEANS AMI
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TIE Radical majority 10 New Hamp-
shire is less than eleven hundred,

THE house committee on railways and
canals has agreed to report bill making
Des. Moines Rapids canal free forever. This
10 Of great importance to river.navigation,
and relieves boat owners Of great bur.
den In the way Of payment Of tolls.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-15

THERE'S good demand for choice hay
at SIP 0O@l2 80. Receipts are light. and
the supply small. Low grade hay is
plenty and quiet. Sales noted were car
good mixed at $ll; car choice Timothy
at Sl2 90; 3 cars choice mixed at Sill; l
Car red top at IS; ! car common mixed
at 50.
CORN.
There is a good demand for corn at
quotations. Receipts. are light land the
supply small. Sales we're 3 cars white in
sacks at 45c; car white in bulk at 40c; 5
cars white in bulk at 4Oc; 2 cars mixed in
bulk at SOC; car white in sacks at 45c.
OATS.
Receipts are light and supply small
The demand is good at quotations, and
prices are firm. Sales noted were 3 cars
mixed in sacks at 32Ac; ! car mixed in
sacks at 323c; 3 cars mixed in bulk at 29c.
MEAL.
The demand is good and prices steady
at quotations. The supply is about
equal to the demand. Sales were 200
bbls city at So 2592 30; 100 bbls:do at
So 80; 100 bbls country kiln died at
81 Is; 200 bbls country kiln dried at
81 il.
BRAN,
Bran Is in good demand at SIS.
POTATOES.
Receipt are good and the stock on the
market large. Prices are steady. Sales
were 10 bbls common at ST. 10; $50 bbls
peachblows, in sacks at doc; 100 bushels
do at 35c; l5O bushels early rose, in sacks
at 50c.
APPLES.
There is an oYerstock on the market,
and many are rotting. The demand is
weak and low. Sales were 10 bbls va.
rielies at So 50(q4; % bbls choice Ben
Davis at $5a5 25; 90 bbls varieties a,
So 50@4 80.
| BUTTER.
Choice butter Is scarce aud In good de.
mand. Receipts are light. Common
aud medium grades are plenty and dull
Sales were 10 pkgs. choice dairy, 24@25c
ID pkgs. Southern Illinois, H0lsc; IO(
lbs. Southern Illinois ct l5c; 20 tub,
northern packed, A@25c; 8 tubs cooking
7@Sc, 200 lbs. gilt edge at CSC.
EGGS.
Receipts are large and the market over
stocked. Prices are still lower. We not,
sales OF 10 boxes at Sc; % pkgs. at Sc; 80,
dozen at Sc.
| POULTRY.
There Is large stock on the market
while the demand is light and price
lower. Sales reported were 8 dozen hen
at 81 co; 0 dozen good mixed chickens a
50 6O;5 coops miked chickens, $2(92 2;
3 coops old hens atS2 80; 8 dozen ahoic
J hens, s. 5oG2 rs.
PROVISIONS.
Sales we're 1900 lbs. dry salt sdonldcf
at 90 80; 500 lbs. shoulders at S. 60; IOt
lbs dry salt clear rib sides vt 50 %; ll(
s. {. T.. hams ut Sc.
LARD.
Sales were 8 tlerces refined kettle rene
cred tic.
ONIONS.
Sales were 10 bbls. Illinois ut 81 75@.
The supply Is good and demand light.
! CABBAGE.
/; The supply Is fair and prices steady q
81 50(94 0O, according to quality.
, DRIED FRUIT.
! Dried fruit Of all kinds Is plenty an