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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-29
Prejudice Kills.

Eleven Years oar daughter suffered on bed
nj misery uuder the care OF several Of the Das1
(.nd some of the worsD phyeicians, who gave hsr
disease various names out 20 relief. and now she
is restored to us in good health by IS simple
remedy 81 Hop El.ter5. that we had poohed st
hone and pray that 70 one else will let their SICK
suEsr az we did. on account Of prejudice against
SO good |. m edicine IS Hop Bi!ters. 1.-THE "a"
enls.-Tclegram.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-29

The Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Company
IS advertising in England, Ireland, Scotland and
Wales for Loco lahOrers 10 work on their railroad
extensions in Colorado and Utah,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-29
Death of Generai ConaIcs.

GALVESTON TEXAS, Juno 29th.-Privatc ntc
gence has been received here ofthe death of Geuers
Caualesc, of the Mexican Army,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-29

COUNTY COURT Judge james .Sancs.e,
pre''dmg.-1l. :. Johosoa vs.. Ell z beth E,p.
o., unl!W de'ainel; jlry emparneIed ard
's''eu 10 agfee-l Tor defendant al for the
plaintiff wv
Com. W. n. S. Wrigh rul, issued 10 show
c'us' why be shOul d DOT bs 6od Tor ooulenpl
10 nhseoilog hlms' Ii as itcr Ti,hout pernil-
SOY lroui The cIar rule d missed 81 fendsb,'s
coa's.
The t1lio"l1g 0tm,i ffctra. Looted at the
general election held in May. 1881, qnHf d by
'Sklog The seVersl oalhs of cftics ord boudop
AZ rIqllred by lis BIZ lmin Ausii1 az CLERK
OF tho Co1oty and Circui. Courts OF Altx,pdris
oouotg Tor FIX years from July l, 1881, and the
fullo@lng officers for the term of two wears: W
Z. WIbrrt as Treasurer, vico j, ff.rson Tsct v
d ceased; w. A. Rowe. 4. B. Pior, G. Cas;el.
IL, Sa9ervsors; G. G. N,lsou. D w. Whiting,
j. II: HobIosor, Thos. Ford. Henry Dunn
mond, ). W. Buckley, p W. Sqaiers, j. W.
Wornly. Justices OF the Psact; w. II Lomsy.
II. Dorsey, G. b. MOwbray. Consatrs; Isaac
ufeeo. y. n. Fnn5Ioa aud John Mals6cId,
O0Ais,crs OF the Poor
u 'crge Il. Adams. The duly appointed Couu.
~ oop9nu,endent OF Sehnols, qaaiG,d by tax.
log the several oa!hs of cfics.
The sp9lloI'ioo OF 4. X. Windsor and others
w '"2 '''7'i u tue Stote bfir :, road in #
, n D's;tl1, was referred to The Arlington
Road B1Id Tor report.
u" resisustou Of ueuson Thompson as Su-
pst'a'shaeht OF the pOor Gss tcc pied, and tho
Geek Was ordered 10 notify lh1 Ba,d If Sn-
ret0i5)rs TO Ii the vacancy.
4 br 70, m liquor Ic,nss Was issu i 10 Gus-
taVc Hiap, to do business at tho Jack am DIV
Hotel wy
CJu;L a. iufucd ill oaurt in ,op.ro
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-29
LOCAL MATTERS

=, lhe HcGthe' Probabilities Jaae % ISL
cor no. Middle Atlantic etsles wiLds mtsay
,W's.er!y' stationary Temperature. stationary or
rAlna and in the soulh PORTION lair w.,,ner
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-29

QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET. Juna %
- mead OF Catt'G were II a.td, 23y Of which sold
~ daSh - per luLj lDs 81. sleers and 2t43st per
- tcr bulls and COW. - left over; .rKut
"ponei slow, and before lne C Csc decin, fully
= per 70 from Int wuck's prices. Sheap in light
Ir'rlFt some 40 we're iisret; old Sheep eCd Al
f,i.c per ID, and l. ,mbs 5Attc per h. Mich
tuWs sold 4, 2UaS4o each.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-29
CANAL COMMERCE.

AFrived-BosLs j Hspers and Emily n, to
h,mp Il Bait Coal Co; Keid, TO AgLeW
Il Co.
and ID h Taylor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-29

Tho market WAS only tair this week. The
u0piy Of CatLla Wac ahoG! eq1sl 10 lhA mand,
at the quality was hardly m good as las WoeE;
.flcts are irsc,on OF, and all thu Cff.riGpa
~e:e closed out st Quotations. Calves IN good
apply and dali. sheep du!l and nOminaI.
Lambs ars III better denand than as. W elk. with
Dut t"w offered prices for choice lots nru fully
a. hgh rs last Week. Hogs dull Cows and
GaVrs III good supply and ~ ut demand
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-29

DURNBTTS PATRNT FOUR POINTED
- BARR STEEL WIRE FENCING AND
FENCING STAPLES.-Ths Earbs arc fA:ton-
ed to the wire, (st intervals of Gin in msnner
entirely different from any o:her pstaut 80 % 70
prevent the untwsling o. tao cable, should either
wire get broken The Harb' ara four pointed.
and always present Barb st r,ph. angle.
which is grea! advantage over the Barb Wlre.
and prevents cattle from getting Against tho
fence TO break, or push it down. Send for cir
culsr, to IS King corne: OF Royal s:caa.. SUP
ply kept on hand
js:9 1T CREtGHTOE i. SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-29

Minister Lowell has been requested Lr tj,n
United states government 10 direct American con =
sus IN Ireland to report fully relative TO the part
taken III Irish disorders by Iris -Amcricans
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-29

WRIT OF ERROR REFUSED. Judge James
Keith, OF tie Circuit Court, has refused 10
giant tbs writ Of error applied Tor 10 the osse of
Oliver Hsmbletop. alias o. johnson, the three
card monte msn. convicted at the last term of
the County Court. ct swindiing John Houston,
fstmrr from canada Gu: of $565. at Ariog'
tou, aad seuieuocd ty Judge Sac. SER to FIVE
7ears 10 the pcLiteniiaty. HambIstun. who is q
Washing totiap, Wheu Informed OF tho decision
of Judge kallh r9lusicg him new tiial. *.
pressed himself S. greatly disappointed. lie
sill bs taken TO the peuitentiary early next
M, L
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-29

The grand jury at Albany have indicted Senator
Sessions for bribery, aud h. has been admitted 10
bail in S3 ,0Op.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-29

PERSONAL MENTIoN-Miss Fshuis Dixnp.
daughter Of Mr. John A. D!xou, LOTT tbs civ
Saturday IS, tor the summer. She " hin
her sister. Mrs Robert j. thomas, at Rock.
trl ga Alum Springs.
Me-. Bouih aod daughters left hero last
week to occupy her cottage at Orkney Spiipps.
Mrs. Ffauoss Hutf.y is ;sith her family. spend.
ioS the heated term st Rook Eaoa Springs,
Fir, d rick otuntV, Va.
Mr.. John II, Bsrtlctt. Of this city, having
passed s,i.taoto'y examination, has been
promoted FROM btakt man on tho local train be-
tween this Ely aod Washi, gtOn to conductor of
traio on thu Baltimore aud Potomac Rail-
road. running between Washington and BaIti-
mora.
Mr.. l. NJ. Back ford, Of the Episcopal High
School, viii SSH Tor Europe the early part Of
n yt M lGih
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-29

N'oH RENT-Chesp to reliable tensHt-a
!, 'a'm Of about ONE HUNDRED ACRES
~! s. QUEER county; good land; plenty Of good
f,oSsf house comfortable but small; three miles
Bs si,; islrosd station. Address P. O. Box 52l,
@0se, Md. je29-8t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-29

y" n!fHtt G.o:oi quiet. VIII DC! iltLia dol: {
AID prices arc slnos. wholly homaal Tho g., q.
81 ~ :"r Flour Is almost wholly for homs COZ
-AmpI.uT. Small sa,cs If Whes! were made o:
gu"t>:io'.s. alit iow lots Of white Cora Srouz ht
- 10 iig" or Oats reported. Cauht-y pr,
tuce continue! Gull and in.c.ivo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-29

SEW ToxE CATTLE MARKET Juns IS
Eaeyea-None put on sac alVe Dressed D4ei
s1-ci were suli!ug very slowly At : t.et per ID.
;'he"p snd Lalnba-Ssles s.o~ st a s5!c per
b t,r sheep and At ttaTt: FIR western lambs.
come good and primeJersoy lambs sold at 81 ,Jc
per 10. Cho!cJ dressed muLt0n sold at ctsS!t
per ID
Hugs-Nono for salo alive. Nominal firm
at 81 !0a6 80 per 10 ID: Tor fair to good i've
CO!n-fe0.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-29

EOrnMAE Fl-H--SRAD ROE il hits in
tb!s snd hal! bbls Family Roe Herring in
Dbl; snd malt bb.a. and nc. Herrings, for sale
By mylGl THOS. PERRY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-29

The steamship Yandalia, from IIamnury FIR Scw
1oru, with LOCO passengers on board, broke her
shalt Wccn five hundred miles aul, and when las.
spoken needed assistance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-29
Mothers! Hother,Il Net:.aras,,

Inc suicide mania is raging tk.oUglout tht
country,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-29

WE HAVE TO CLOSE OUT 4 LAEGE
w lot OF desirable Lawns AMI Offer them less
tn an at manufacturers prices. Come early and Sc
cure them. Stock in white goods full, and mary
spetil bargains. IACh Ell.
;,SS IlS hlrH ktfSGs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-29

Take "BlACK-DRAUGHT" and Won
will never be bilious.
For sale by X. ). Lead5astar & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-29

Attention Otd Fe'lows:-Tha members OF
Potomac Lodga No 20, gro herehy notified 10
a,seu BILE =. their hall Tnursi.y juno 30.h. 1t
o'clock n. m prompt, fer the pur pose Of s:teEd
iny the funeral of our deceased Brother, <. +.
MeIchoi.. the members from Ssrepta Loago
No IS are respectfully invited to attended,.
i.0i1 u. 4 STANsBURY N. g.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-29

CUGAHS.-A full line Of PRESERVING
- SUGARS in tto:o and for sale by
10 j. &. MIlIHTfRN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-29
Gut aIi 'arucd till caurt in courso.

FIRES his MORNING -AbSut f,ur o'cDck
'h'a tnuf"iar hre Was discovered on the f a.
u 'of ol The three stG!y trek bulldog, on k,up
s:lcHf; ootWrrh L'o aLd talIf-X 0ccupied b.
or htn'y H"der, as q Iok warehouse. An
alarm Vas Imnediuty sounded ard the 6re
department.. loo u Ilnv he steamer HgdrauIion.
"h''b vas viz ua!iy out OF services. the horses
OF the company brluS Gu. 10 the couotry. W.
prjmpily On The grouad. snd rendered suoh
thc!ent ser7iec that thu flames wtrs confined
10 tue room 10 which they originated. The
orlsia OF tho lfe Is uDkuown, but is supposed
~ soH.e that It was olusod from spputspeou,
eLmbus'lon, ~ tho whole building was hacked
with bhteS OF faG0. tal;ow. hides; indeed. with
articles OF every description. from darpipg
necdi" TO ruImt. Tho building, belopripp 70
the rSatc OF flngh Smith. deceased, and dam
age I" tie xtcOt Of about $500, is insured in
me CmF tfre 10 ursuc, UOupauy Of Richmond
Tor S2lO. and ia the Prn0sy saus Fire Iospr
anoa Ujnp'u5. Of Phi! .daIphia, for $3.50, of
biIh ot which coDpanios Mossr5. Wise & Co.
arc The agents 10 this city. Mr., Bssdor, who
estimates the damages 10 his stock. BY fra and
W3''r Al ron SoUU 10 81 900, !, iaUuroa yv;lh
u srs $. H.. Jahneg T. Co.. rt this DIV, in
Inc Fiftic's Ere and hlaIica f r 81 600 and
Ia tie Wa!erioso, of New York, for 81 600,
4 large deg, which vas la the building AZ the
llme The tire brcke out, Hss rescued uoitiured
DlIl1g tho progress OF tho fire ON kioo
street Mr.. E!wird Quinn disc jvered mattress
10 ih1 third story OF bis residence on Oropoke
stree bctaccD + tt ard St. Asapb, TO ha
% hrr. Ii: txiugri.h be! the fines without
s'u"1ing al sIaFm. Damsge-mattre5s totally
drs'f,y Il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-29
uAYING SECURED TIE AGENCY
~ for the
UNIVERSAL PERFECT FITTING

TallNhNSi
am now prepared to supply q want tia. has
been grsstly telt in this city. These patterns
comprise vast variety of nav styles new ideas
and str.k ng com bin .tons and are particularly
celebrated for perfection Of fit and e,egarca of
design. A full line Of these patterns can At all
times be found at my store. s. K. corner King
and Washington streets. Alexandria, Va.
je4-3m Mrs. 4. X. SNYDER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-29

A SNEAK iuItF WHIPPED. Ell. Lsov, col
otcd aIr's.ed yesterday afternoon by Ofhcr
10. loh. va susp ioon OF robti,g Mrs Tayor's
store. 0n Meg stroet Sunday night Issf, Of q
tumo.r OF tsucY articles, NJ stated 10 the Ga
tie, VAS bciorv tbs NJ ,yory,sltrd ~ morning,
Lie cXamIoa'loa prorink that Lacy Vss the
pu'ity H:T y. % was s1pieIcad to receive thirty
ulna lAshcs. Tic srDtrtce Was promptly and
fsi hiu!!y executed. The man, who is a noto.
ncuj sneak thltt, baVirg heon c,boerued 10
several small flb5erles about the CITY. was
han1cGtt,d 70 the iron doors Of one OF the cells
at tie station house and bis back made bear 10
tho waist. Inc nIows wera then applied viyor
ousIy wta a cowhlde. A. every lick the negro
YOU'D lump and scream murder. 10 one breath
no would protest his loocC uos. All 10 another
declare he would 'ocvef steal sesin." The
sweat. al he conclusion Of The whipping, stood
out upcn bis lac, IN great beads. The punish.
ueut IS severe, but It has been found to be
most cth'sclous remedy for petty ,hievias
Toe UhirIlHg Of mao disq7shG;s hin from
y0.iDs IL thu Sta:e.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-29
LbCUND ANNUAL EXCURSION
Alexandria + efOrm Club

To CARLIN'S SPRINGS, 4!h OF JULY.
Aus;c snd DAncDgl Swings for the Children
Reirnshn,ents st city prices
t,m1i!:aa Of Arrsngements-C l. Arnell,
YIN tt Saith. a l. Glover John T HILL j L
Roberts. q w HswIhurst, q b Shirley, Il NJ
fu!lz mark NJ Norris. John Sullivan.
Master of C6remonies-H q Field.
F.,o. Mannger-Wm II Smth.
Trains leave w & depot at 9 30 IN and 20.
: and p m; return a. =. 5 20 and 10 m.
HcntIeman's ticket 6Oc; lady's 35s; children
ever s!z ears 25c.
Tickets tor sale by members Of the committee
SUD =. tho trains. je29-4."
ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
~ from Joserhus Lawson and wife, dated
February Z, 1876, and duly recorded, and st the
request OF the party secured thereby, will cell
%pubhc auction. in front OF the Fairfax street
-Lt'aIce OF the Market Building, on SATUR.
DAY, lG.h day ofJuly, 1851, al II ~, the fol.
DW,ng property conveyed by ssld deed: d certain
FlHCE or PAkCEL CT GROUND in tue city
.: Alexandria, situated on tho north ride Of
i!tEca street extended 81 the intersection Of Pey.
:,h sLreet running thence Eorthwardly with
F-y:"n street S. feet, thence running esstwardIy
"'.o Prince Ct. extended 13l feet. thercs south
sadly with Peyton street "a feet. thence west
"a'i!y binding on Prince street extended to the
o.gnnng The said property is improved by
LEN E& EMF HOUSE, and said lot will be
.v'I either ia entirety or will be- divided into
t;"o lots having front or Peyton street of 43
.stt each
Terms of Sale: One.hslf cash and the residue
:sIge tls note with good security for the de-
.i:ed pay ent and 10 bear interest from day Of
he. All convey sncing at cost Of purchaser
I.-j-,s IT. Is. LAWSON, Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-29

szrANTED-A COLORED WOMAN, vto
w knows how to cook. Apply 81 .a!s office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-29

nRAHGBS and LEMONS for sale st
" js29 j. G. MILRURN'S, - n. Royal st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-29

Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies
in "WlNE OF CARDUl."
For sale By IS. s. Lea iboster & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-29

CHlLUktN'S LACE and FANCI HDSl-
my fuf school &C m reuccn IS.
iaDy G. NJ DAM, % King &.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-29

DUY'S WAGONS! bui'S WAGONS
ID For s,le chesps
~ MCLEAN 8 UHLER. IS King &.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-29

I RUF ESS JUN z Il 5 II ICES
to tho cit ms OF Ale1sncriA and viain..; Of
fee with Dis father Or. WIN g. KiiDstein, on
Prince ST.. opposite the Pnstotro -li-it p l,u =
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-30
Flour, arain AND EIny.

FLOUR - We quote City Mills from new
wheat 40 follows; Xxx, 60, xxx, . SO,
XXNX, 3 90; Choice, IS 20; family, none.
Imported: N&, per cwt -; xxx, -.
XXXX, 10; Fancy, 10 to 3 20; Patent, 81 %.
RYK--ln sack, 81 10.
BARLEY--05o. per bushel sacked, loose $50.
BRAN--We quote nj 300, Wholesale, 81 retail
GusSY BAGs--seocnd-hand In good order, 8
cents piece.
GoRN MnAL-on track large lots i5c. In. the
8 sore, jobblng lots SOC.
OATS New Texas 40 TO ~. Sacked, 200,
WHEAT. No old, 95o; No 3new, S56GS6c; No
Z, 81 90; 10 new, 76GS0 Rejected, 65a7l; No
gcsae. 50a55c; Mediterranean, No2, so; No 8,
beai6ci Nicaragua, nominal, sOc, put not want.
81 by Texas millers.
CoRN--32 to 80 cents, loose ear.
HAY-Prairi@, loose from wagon, Sl3 per ton
Aillett, do, SIS. From store. prairie, haled SIS
| ser toni Millett Sl6. Prairie baled, In cal
| iots, VA per ton free on boaid.
| We quote: Chopped corn, per 100 pounds
81; chopped corn and oats, per 100 pounds
II 5O chopped barley, per 100 pounds, 81 %
| crushed corn and cob, per 100 pounds, soc
| corn bran, per 100 pounds, soc; Graham flour
IS %; cream meal 81 80; fine bolted meal, pc
| bushel, zoe. homlny, per 100 pounds, ~ b
grits, per 100 pounds, 50 %; corn -four, per 10
| oundB, 81,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-30
Frmlt nn,i Nnta.

We make the following quotations.
ORANGES Valencia per case, Sgnl0; Sicily,
per. box, SO 1860 Ijlouisaua per 81 6O@B
LEWoNs-tlcily per box, a. 90.
GRrEs-Malega per Dbl, 50 TO l0i per hal
Dbl, none,
PEARs--Call(omia per box, none
NUTs-AnnOnds 2l@S2hc per pound; Brazil
100; nlUertsi liG-j English WaiuUte
none; .OhestnutB, imported perlb, 90 italian
none; peanuts, Tennessee red, G; cOcoauuti
per hundred 40 80.
FiGs-m 10 10 boxes, per lb, Ii.
Por CoBN-lrlzo packages, per half gross
81 %.
RAIslNs-LondOn layer, new, per box, S3 20
layer, new, per box, 81 %.
BAEANAs-Per bnnch, mons.
APPLEs-FanCy per Dbl, SO 20 TO 90; choice
IS TO 81 dried, per 10, D toGc.
PoTAToEs-Per Dbl, Rose, none; Peerless
$3.50.
OSIoNs-Per bhl, 4 p TO IS 30.
GABLlC-Per string, none.
KRNur-Por Dbl, Sl3; hatf Dbl,
CnEEsE-New York factory, per ID, 1917
western, Is,
CABBAGES-Per crate, none.
NtNEGAlt-Pure apple, per gallon, 20c
DATEs--ln trails, per ID, &c,
CURHANTs--S@bhC,
PRuNRs--SdSkC.
PEcANs-Por lii, O. retail pr bushel, loos
q %; SS0ked & 30.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-30
Ytscollaneous 0rocors' stocK.

ohmEnnrns-S2 75@3 per bushel
RiCE-- Wholesale $50 ".
SALT--ln barrel 1870. Liverpool in
&, sks, Cos fine, 81 20 Rock 81 30 per suck.
| TO 7hi Trade Marx, 75; Cream ., Ginger
| Snaps Va TO 10.
LKAD-sc per lb.
SOAR olive, ssSc, parpomd; Blue India, 81
| TO GM SaUuat, $50. G.. L. Whiteman
q Co.'s Ll'as Soap Works; Pale Olive, Do;
Cambria, 90 per pound. Eureka Manufacturing
Company cyclone, ~; Pale OiiTo, o; Extra
! Olive, ~ cenl per pound.
BRASS -4@iic. per pound.
CANuuEs--5tar fgll Wtl4%. light VT lSk.
| CWGsE--tlcur Spring, liCi Factory TO ID.
lloMNY ANn CHRIS sj@8i.5O Ter barrel.
hAuEH KEAUr -tor bait barrel S75.
APrLEs-S5 70 to 81 90 per barrel A stan
| dard barrel of apples contains II peUks.
! POlATOEs-y8 % per barrel. In sackR,
! 81 % per hubhel
Dmab PaAcsEs-- Unpeeod &c, peeled 10
| per pound,
HWEEr PorAroFs-5lc. per bushol.
! COAL Our-Heiow are revised quotations. 10
| T.. tebt; IN barrels - cents per case OF gal
non cans So ~, ana gallon 40 cents,
CloTnrs PlNs-R0uud, t5ci spring, Shopper
box.
MFAsupes--S Duehcl, iron bound, 50 30 per
dObeni two-hqop pals, " TO-; three-hoOp, g 30
TuRs-lhrec nest, s. HOpN2.6O; eight nest
S.25i NO. l, per dozen, Sloi No. 2, SS.5Oi NO.
! N.9l.
WAHRoARDs-Woo 81 .S5; zinc, 81 30; New
Era, S2.@@G9.70
WELL BuoRErs--et q @tt75 per dozen.
PowpRR-eG.4U per keg Of % pOupts; l2k do
W. 10 W do, 81 SO; blasting keg0, G'25.
sHoT-Drop, bag, s9.l5, buck a2.4O.
MAotEREIr--No. barrels, $40; half-barrels,
5,h0i kits, e pounds, 81 No. barrels, 90.
CANDY--Stlck, l3Gl5c, pound Fancy, 10
| 70 25G
Concentrated, g2.65aSS.EG.
RorN---Sisal, = in. basic, luc; cotton, l2C.
| NpMGAR-Per gallon, 2O0&OC. Apple, 200.
WpArrNC fArEu--Gag and straw, {0c. Cue.
| SrARCM-i4c.
| BUGGY wIIEELs-Sarven'6 patent, A, %, {, l.
end 4 grndes, IS % tli per go
TOBACCO -Lorillard sbulliOn grade, 5S eli.
| max, dub1
JUas-W We quote n to 10 cents per gallon for
glazed. Crooks ii 70 L. ceuts per gallon for
glazed.
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not taken. Sales at Is and 20 cents
lferketlooklrg down.
Pecans are still in fair demand. or stock
s. per bltshel; choice 81 25 and freely paid
Held In store sacked at 81 TO-
Choice apples are in small supply ant
held at 50 81 10 50 70. They are So % in st
Louls, hut we, like Mrs. Christlonoy, SO tx
Michigan for eatlnG apples
Hides dull ana unchanged, 10 to lSH fol
dry nlnt, with few Offering.
Coarse Liverpool salt slow at 81 GO, fine S.
per sack
Wild game is in demand and scarce. We
| quote Quails, 81 to u % per dOzeni prairie
chickens, So 10 per. dozen; yenlson, &c. pei
pound gross.
Poullry-Chickens, 81 80 to So per dozens
turkeys, SOC to 81; ducks, 50 80 per dozen
geese, 5tc piece,
Milk 100 per quart
Coal oil has declined. It is selling at zoe pei
gallon, in barrels, for llOo test.
CSbbOges are In serry supply and quality,
aud held at 81 so to IS per dozen crate, and
retail at Soc per head.
Wood is lower and In excessive supply. We
quote cotton SS. blackberry 81, oak and hickory
o. to $3.50. Stove wood SIPS 10 SO per load of
two horse.
Coal slOper ton aud slow. Coke so cents pei
barrel.
Gardea ssed are very active with heavy sup
ply Retail price ceats per paper.
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Meats are higher. Western dispatches put
up the markets of packing centers and noted
them somewhat animated. We quote Bacon
short clear sides on, long do OK. Dry salt
short clear sides Sk, long do SA
: Lard is also higher. We quote; Tierce lsx,
X barrels 1919, and 10 Id cans ll&c.
Breakfast bacon ia steady OF lOb cents
Dressed hogs s]G, live AZ, Sugar cured hams
10k to lOl and l0x.
Coffee Is firm at the Old quotations with
stocks ample.
sugar is stiff but not higher, at the figures
below.
Molasses are higher Louisiana 50 to 90
cents per gallon.
(. HBagglpg ana ties very dull and unchanged,
with stocks running low.
Corn Is lower to sell to-day. twas freely
offered OF 80 for low mixed and yellow, IS for
choice milling white. A city firm ls ready TO
take 20, 900 bushels at % to ei< cents so 1t says
Oats are scarce aud firm ut 49b: to As cents.
aud 40 for rejected
Barley 10 cents from wagon anu As from
store.
Rye 70 from wagon and 81 from store
Bran is lower. We quote 90 cents sacked.
MFlour is steady and stock bare.
ly moderate. We quote fancy
family IS 10, 50 10, So 20 and IS % "a
their established virtues run.
A fresh supply of Irish potatoes came dow \
last night. wcquote eating, IS so per barrel
choice western seed, 50 70. Sweet potatoes,
90. 60 aud 70 cents per bushel.
rurnips in demand at IS to rs cents pei
bushel.
Hay is IN moderate inquiry and rules at ST.
to sl3 per ton for loose from wagon. Baled 81
per hundred retail.
Butter is lower and harder to sell. ohoic
country fetched Is cents choice northern q
cents. Stock more than wanted.
Eggs are lower. 10 cents was offered bu
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Tho Old Reliable.

George Rick, the Oldest furniture dealer in
the city, las one of the largest and most Gle
CANT stocks of furniture ever ooened % Dali
las. And, while he seems ne lower grades,
at either wholesale or retail, ho prides him
self on keeping the latest styles and patterns
and elegant designs of new furniture. What
Sanger Bros. are to the dry goods trade,
George Rick is TO the furniture trade. Both
are old firms, and both have the confidence of
the people. Those who know Rick will buy
of no other person. When furniture is wauted
call and see him, make his acquaintance, and
buy your furniture from him, If you want to
be pleased in goods and prices.