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General Foreign News.
LONDON, Sept, 10. 1881

LONDON, Sept. 10, 1881.
The Aontag's Revue Of Vienna states
that the Gar aud the Emperor Franci,
Joseph will shortly meet.
Prince jerome Napoleon has arrived
at Cossta tinople. He has had an audi
ence with the Sultan lasting two hours
The Sc. Petersburg Herald announces,
that the exhibition nc Moscow will open
on Nay 10, 1882, and close on Septem Der
IS. AZ
The Berlin Post says that the Emperor
William has sanctioned the acceptance
BY the descendants OF Baron Won Steu ben
OF the invitation TO attend tb- Yorktow q
Centennial celebration. The descend
ants ara all officeis IN the Prussian ar
my.
The Times correspondent at Rome
says:-"Herr Won Schloezsr, the Ger
mau diplomat, having concluded neg st-
atoms with Cardinal aeoblni, the Pap
ai Secretary Of State, for the re-sstabhsh-
ment of tho German lfgation at the Vat
ican, started for VarziI on; Sunday"
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DIR. O. W. BENSON. OF BALTIMORE, MD
We give above . correct likeness OF tb,.
wsll-khown and successful physician
and surgeon, who has made a life long
study Of Nervous Diseases and the Dis.
eases Of the skin. and he now stands in
the highest rank, rs authority on those
speelai end addressing diseases. In the
c1ufse - his practice he discovered what
now are renownea in med cal practice.
Wis: . conlbtnaston of Celery and Cham.
omiie In the shape OF Pills. They are
used Dy tne profession at large and con-
stanily recommfnded by them.
II u not . patent medicine. II In the
reeuitof bis own experience In pract ce.
They are . FURE CURE for the following
epeciai diseases. and are W rthv OF a tr al
~ all Intelligent sufferers. They are pre-.
pared expresely 10 cure sick headache
nervous headsche. dyspeptic headache
neuralgie, parpiysis, sleeplessness, dys.
pepekA and nervou mess, and WILL cURf
SOLD ~ aii drpggists. Price so cents 4
box. Dep0i. l08 north Eutaw ST.. Balti.
more, Md, By mail. two oxes for SI. O,
a1x boxesnnr " 30. TO any address.
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THIRD EDITION
A Drunkard's work.

SCRANTON, Pa, Sept. IS, 1881.
The crowdthat lined the shores Of
Lily Lake, . sheet Of water situated
nine miles from Scranton and some
what noted ~ q pleasure resort, wit
neased . painful accident this after
noon. Two families, named Harvey
and Lenahap, who drove there this
morning, were out boating, when one
of the mes, who was under the infiu-
encs Of liqusr, commenced to rock the
boat and capsixed 1t, throwing the
occupants into the water which ID
about o hundred feet deep. Little
Anna Lenahan, aged nine years, and
william Harvey, aged 10, were drown
Cd. The girls body was found, but
that Of the boy has not yet been recov-
cred, although various efforts were
made ~ flnd it.
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To he Received.

Upon the return of the Phoenix Fire
Company from the Reading tournament,
they will be received by the Friendship.
A committee will meet then at the de-
pot and they will be escorted TO the
Friendship Engine house, where lunch
will be prepared. A parade may proba-
bly, take place in the evening.
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VIII Preach Te.morrex.

Bishop Peterkin,of West Virginia, will
preach TO morrow morning iR st. James
Church near Stanton and In the after
boon 10 st. james Church, New Port.
Services begio, morning, l0.30;afternoon
8 81. A cordial invitation 10 be present
Is extended 10 all.
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THEPREsIDESr woRsr

oeised With q severe Chi,
Spell Of Vomiting. a
An unofficial dispatch from E,h..
on, at II o'clock, this morning, statss u,.,
that the President was seized vi,h ''u =
severe chill which lasted about bal, ~ =
hour. His pulse mounted to 1877, I'll
AT one O'Clock the President w,. =.
tackled with a vomiting spell, HI. ~.
temperature rose to lol and his resnl'
ration to "a. His pulse, meapvhils
slightly decreased.
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A combined movement by the mill
tary ON the Apaches in ArizpDia is ex.
pected TO begin to-day. General Carr
is to advance with his command from
Fort Apache towards Coluca Greek;
Price 10 ordered to advances from the
West, through ToDto Uasin, to the same
point, and Sanford's command Is to 90
up 10 the San Carlos river aud open
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.star.Route, Brady In Canada.

WASHINGTON, September To-
Some days ago, Tho mas j. Brady,
late second Assistant Postmaster.
General, went to Canada, taking bis
family with him. lie is supposed to
be still there There Is mach specu.
latisn as to his motive for disappear
ing just at this juDcture:
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Another Cus iu Pa..enxer rare,.

CHICAGO, Sep. 18.-The Grand
Trunk Railroad has reduced its pas
senger rate TO Baltimsre To $40. 1t ID
rumored that the Vanderbilt roads
will form q combination between New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore to
meet all competition.
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A COMBINATION OF DAIRYMEH.-
bout one huudrsd Representative, OF
forty crehmsries and diaries 10 f stern
Pannsylvapia, Southern New Jersey aud
Delaware met In convention in philadel-
phia Thursday with the view of orsaDiz-
lug board OF trade for ths protection OF
dairy interests. II was agreed that II
was expediont 10 form q board, and
rules tor It's government arc being pre-
pared.
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HOW TO sEUUKE HEALrH.

II Is strange any one will suffer from
arrangements brought on by Impure
blood, when SCUVlLL'S SARSAPA.
RILLA AND SrILLINGIA, or
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will 70.
store health 70 the ply ysical organization. u.
IL 10 n strengthening syrup, pleasant to
tako and the BEST BLOOD PURIFIER
ever discovered, curing Scrofuia, Syphi-
lttic disorders. W eaknrss Of the H fnsys.
Erysipeias, Malaria, Nervous disorders,
Debility Bilious complaints aud Dis.
sases Of she Blood. Liver, Kidneys,
Stomach, Skin, etc.
BAKERS PAIN PANACEA cures
pain IN N an or Beast.
DIR. ROGERS wORM SYRUP In.
au tly destroys WORMS.
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Meetings Tonight.

MONDAY,
Trisnds' Social Lyeeum.
Uniform Diytsion, X. of P.
shields IAbfary Association.
Mtnqua Tribe, No. ., /. -. Il. NJ.
Delaware Lodge, No, l, l. o. o. r.
= Herman Lodge, No. 20, l. q. o. r.
Washington Lodge, No. 4 K.ofP.
Mnmlngton Council, No. 8, .. U. A. N.
Washington Lodge, No. 3, A. o. g. r.
Union EncAmpmsnt, NOT, /. o. o. r.
Star Of Bethlehem Division, tcolorsd) 8.
u T..
Wilmington Division. No. /. Uniform
nAak, X. OF p.
Wilmington and Brandywine Council
No .. U. u. A. N.
Knights OF St. Patrick meet at st
Mary'n Church.
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Late AHatn.

The South Express train, due here at
7.60 O'Clock, was an bour and ten min.
utes late, this morning. This train does
not reach here OIL time once week be-
ing almost invariably delayed on the
New ork line.
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A violent storm at Duluth, On Fri
day, did great damage to property
Far four hours the wind blew at the
rate of forty one miles per hour, and
Tor fifteen minutes it reached veloci.
ty of seventy one miles.
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wheeled % the Hall.

Special officer Mccall, this afternoon,
found drunken stranger at Seventh
aud Jefferson streets, AMI took him 10
the police station in wheelbarrow.
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The Grain Blockade at PhfIader.
phfa.

phia.
The enforcement Of the demurrage of
50 per carload Of grain on the Phila-
delphia and Reading Railroad detained
at Philadelphia has been again post.
Poned until the 10th inst. The PhiIa-
delphia Elevator Company, ct Port
Richmond, is storing about 400, 600
bushels in barges. Shipments In greater
and smaller quantities are being CON
tinually made, but no real relief 10 an
ticiLated SO long as the prices for the
coTing month are n cents or mora
greater than for September; but when
they fall below "A cents IL will moi
pay the dealers to hold their grain over.
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TME-DELAwARE
BEET SUGAR

COMPANY OF WILMINGTON. DEL
VIII contract with the farmers OF Della
aware, Maryland, New Jersey, and Eas-
tern Pennsyl vanta for the products Of
Io00 acres OF Sugar Beets during the COM
Ing season. We offer
PREMIUM OF $500
for the best 100 tons Of Beets grown under
contract with us. The prices we offer for
the Beets are nearly double those paid
the German and French farmers for the
same quality OF Bests. Fer further inior.
nation, address
TIE DELAWARE BEET SUGAR 90.
wilmington. Del
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,pHE ARTlzANs SAVINGS BANK.
soa MARKET STREET.

602 MARKET STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY 24th. ISL.
Open TO receive deposits daily nom a
M, until p. NJ, and on Tuesday and Sal
urdAy evenings nom TO so'clock:
sEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND.
When diviGsnds are not withdrawnt
they are accounted as deposits. Thus per-
manent deposits compound theii interes'
twice in each ye.Is orns
sas sSFss George y csps sSsn
Nsthanr X. Benson, | NJ. L. Lichensteln,
Henry II. Dure, Edward Darlington
W. Hastings, job II. jackson,
Edward Pusey, WIZ. II. Swi.t
Anthony HiR gins
GEO. W. b ISH. President
EO. q. CAPELLE, Vic. President.
ElRsr NATIONAL 6k BANh ANWh,,.nrn,,,,,,
RxrosrroRY OF THE PUBLIC Moss,
FINAN TAL AGENTS OF THE cNl
TED STATES.
EDwAR. BETS, PaEsIpEsr.
Paid 9 SEo: .,:., y; ARMSTRONG; ssaa SAsasss ass
Philadelphia, New York and Boston h,
change furnished TO regular Depositort
without charge.
Discount days. Mondays and Thursds "a
at $50 A. M.
DIRECTORS.
Sis%ss, % ). smyth. henry I y; 5. Ac nocomb.
George W. Bush, William ratna.l,
Smuel James, Eli Garrett.
| SsmI Rancron " la -,
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Sale oil Lots To.Dax

arhose wanting to invest for profit in fn.
lure should remember the sale Of lo,
bySJ. I. Heald at 4 80 p. III. TO-DAY.
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ROASTED TO DEATH.

TIC Etohd1bh WOfK OF o MOb OH
Loufsfana Negroes.
DYKES MILLS, Ls., september IT,
Jane Campbell, colOred woman, mur-
dered her two little children In . most
brutal manner. Last night the woman
was taken from the officers having her
iu charge BY mob, tied up 20 stake,
and with fagots piled about her was
slowly roasted 10 death. The Shanf
with posse interfered and attempted te
arrest some OF the moi, but was fired OF
and driven Of.
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EoTlCE.-Dr. khne's Great Nerve
hestorer is .he marvel Of the age for all
Nerve Diseases. All tits stopped freu.-
Send To 93i Arch Street phllp tsphla,
" pl'y
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FOURTH EDITION
I.aisaaisns - 10. .Say.

For the Middle Atlantic Bates
fair weather, variable winds. mostly
northerly, lower barometer and nearly
stationary Temperature.
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~ EGIsTER's ORDER,
REoIsTER's OFFIcE.
New Castle Co. August z7lh l,tSt

REoIsTER's OFFICE.
New Castle Co.. August Z7Lh, 1881.
Upon the application OF Isaac N .Grubb
Administrator c. l. oi Jonn Hand, late
Of Brandy vine Hd,, In said county.
ieceased, IL is ordered aud directed by
the Register that the Admir-, G. [. a.. afore-
said give notice OF the granting OF letters
Of Administration upon the estate OF the
-deceased, with tue date OF granting there
5i, by causing advertisements To be posted
Within Iorty days from the date /, such
letters, in SIX OF the most public pl ces OF
the county OF New Castle, requiring ali
parsons having demands against the es-
late 70 present the same or abide by an
Act Of Assembly In such case made aud
pr vided. And also cause the same To be
inserted within the same period In the
WILMIFGToN GAzETTK, a anewspaper pub
isbed In Wilmington and 70 be continued
therein three weeks, Q. o. d.
(, ~, Given under the hand and seal
l.. 8. of once OF the Register aforesaid
'-O' at Wilmington, In New Castle
county aforesaid, the day and ear above
written. n. 9. BIdGS, Register.
NOTICE.
ALI persons having claims against the
estate OF the deceased must present the
same duly attested TO the Administrator
c:ts., )n or before Aug. 7zth 1881. or abide
thn act OF Assembly In such case made
and provided.
ISAAC N. CRUDE,
Administrator, o. Z. q,
Aodfess Claymont, Del aug7-eod
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"RoOMs FOR RENT

This evening the farce OF "Rooms for
Rent" will be presented tor the first
time In this city by q company of artists
from New York. The play 10 broad
farce and affords untold amusement.
Those who desire to enjoy good laugh
should not fail 10 be present.
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AMUSEMENTs. A

Performance Of ssCennfe se0gah. ~
A good sizei audience was present In
the Opera House on Saturday evening, to
see the performance of"Connie Soogah"
for the first lime 10 this city, by the
young comedian George Clarke.
The audience was agreeably disap-
pointed in the character Of the play, rs
il was the general impression that 1t was
one Of the ordinary Irish plays. OF
course "Connie Soogah" Is an Irish d:a-
ma, but it is Of the higher, being devoid
Of the many improbable situations usu-
ally found in plays Of that character. II
is y play with q we'll connected plot bav-
ing nothing improbable 10 II, which 10 q
source Of satisfaction TO all lovers Of the
legitimate drama.
The company that presented the play
have been selected for their abilities, aud
each one was we'll versed In his or her
part. Mr.. Clarke, who assumes the
leading role Of the play has never before
appeared IN this city, but he has been
leading man at some Of the New York
theatres, and also for two years at the
Chestnut street theatre, Philadelphia.
He has abilities which will admit OF him
assuming more important characters than
that 10 the "ConDie Soogah."
The other members Of the company
were very good especially J. F. Hogan as
J.frey Trickett aud Leo Cooper as Red
mOnd o. Conner. The ladies we're very
good especially Miss Jennie Yeamons.
Altogether the play was well presented
ard gave entire satisfaction 10 the aud
ience who attested their appreciation
with fr,quent applause. Mr.. Clarke
will probably present the play again In
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COMPETITION OPEN TO ALL. |
The Second Annual FAIR
OF THE
CECIL COUNTY
| AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
WILL BE HELD AT
ELK TON, MD.
October 4, 5, 6 & 7, 81.
$500 PREMIUMS.
Largest Premiums for Live Stock
offered by any County Fair,
$1,000.
$4,000 of Premiums of Trials Of
Speed and Amusements.
GRAFTON ON THE I'd DAY.
TOURNAMENT ON THE Sd DAY.
veIocipede, Bicycle, Mule and Ox
Races.
Some Of the Fastest Horses In America
will C mpeLs for the 2 "a z, "A and =. ~ races.
$1,000 Premium for the AIS class.
Fair Grounds are at the ELKTON
STATION m the p. W. d Il. Isai Iroad.
Cheap ExcuTslon rates rom poi, Ia on
said road. and HalfRreighLs for exhlbia.
Entry Books for Exhibits open Sep
tember Doth.
Eltries In trial OF speed close sepiem.
Der letn.
Catalogues and Programme furnished
on application 10
JOHN PARTRIDGE, Secretary.
ELK1ON. MD.
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M ANTED-A cook. Apply at
w ll05 MARKET STREET.
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will C mpeLs for the 2 "a z, "A and ,. ~ races
$1,000 Premium for the AIS class
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SEASIDE HOTELS, Etc.

DIR. ROGERS wORM SYRUP |
au tIy destroys WORMS.
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Building Material.

BRIoK-At the kilnB TO 50
sToNs--Atthe Dallas quarres &c per cubi,
foot. II for foundation, 10 for wall, and 25 Il
dressed front.
LUhlBEa-Native rough pine ego per thousand
Dressed on one side, s22 50; Flooring, tongu.
ed and grOoved, S25; Dressed Notwithstanding
6l7hi Three-eighth tOngued and grooved ceiling
elS to $40.
sHNGLEs-Cypress, 80 per thousand; Native
pine, sop, g3j do heart, "a 80.
I.ATHs-- IS 90 ut "a per thousand.
CEMSFT-- RosendRle, " 90; Louisville
BS go; Portland, SO 80.
PLASTER TPARIs--Per barrel, 81 at 81 so.
HAIR-Pe pound. TIC.
CEMENT RLUEs.-6 inch, 80 cents; inoh, 40
centai Inch ceiling joint, 81; 6 inch cap, 500;
inch ceiling joint, 81 10; inch cap do, soc.
DRAIN PIPES inch, 100 per foot; sinch,
rs; O Inch, $40; inch, 400; Sinch, 6OC.
MIXED PAINTB--Ready for use and all colOrs
81 .Sper gallon. All the tested and standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers.
LIML -Coopered,. 2per hbl., bulk, III 10.
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There was little doing in cotton to- day,
Very light receipts make dull market, and
such was the case with this market today
SIX new bales we're brought In and sold on
the streets at 10 g 1910. 1t classed strict
mddling,
The Manchester trade In 1872 isthus spo-
ken OF by an exchange;
Nanchsster,s chief concern In the next few
months will be in regard to the south-west
monsoon in India. The rainy season opened
there ausp' ciously, but there was a sudden dry
npU,i In the latter part of June, and IL Is feared
that the rains win be insufficient, IL Ia this,
webslieve, that has principally held Manohee-
ter In check during the past month Stocks In
ths east, to be sure, are large, particularly
OF Calcutte, whele the excess excess IN hrsi
count was 50 per cent over last year,
but last year stocks were exceptionally light
and the present STOCKS are no lal ger than they
ought to be carried at the recent rate OF con-
sumption. WIN this enormous rate OF con-
sumption continue? Should India nave 90
good rains this year as last we believe her
consumption will b9 largely ahead OF last
year, provided goods rule at ABOUT me same
price Thls 10 what the best EngllBh anu In
dian authorities maintained row weeks
ago. At the date of the latest mail dis
patches the most complaint or lack OF
rain came from tho PupJab anu N0ithWebt
Provinces, and next TO them from the couh-
try Immediately back OF bombay. Ia the IN
digo and Jute regions (Which IRE among the
largest consumers OF imported cotton goods
there was nocomplaint whatever. Ihefc hau
been plenty OF rain, and full crops are Gssu ed.
We have heen favored with cable telegram
from Bombay, received on Thursdsy,, bya
hosse largely interested In the EAST inulA
trade, which goes far to dispel even the slight
fears entertained In consequence OF the above
mail accounts This dispatch states that tue
rains In the Bombay Presidency and In the
Northwest Provinces, which before this week
had recommended twice and not continued,
have now begun In good earnest, and that oil
the vessels arriving In port bring news OF the
long-desired heavy and steady rains being
prevalent throughout the indian Ocean. This
Indicates that Bombay Will get all the rain 1t
wants, and ia big with promise of heavy con-
sumption in lsSl-s9. Probably Manchester felt
this yesterday when IT slightly modified it,
unsympathetic attitude towards this youn
bull m yemen, IA cotton.
hluullnE s''''''''''''''''''' AZ
Strict low miuu.ioG. ...,........,.,,,...,,' va |
Low mludllng: ...,,,,.'...''' '''''''''''''' y,
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Hamilton Female college, Lcxinet
HCrtucry

This is tho mos. popular college in tho
south for young ladies'. Situated Ia tue
midst Of tho famous "Blue Grals Region
noted for tho heolihfulnets oft climate and
beauty of scenery. Accommodation un5ur.
passed, ilno buildlngp, excellent course of
study, large and able faculty, unrivaled ad.
vsnisges In music ard painting, But two
young ladies occupy room. Over twenty
students from Texas last session. An escort
furnished pupils. Fall torn begins Sept.
l2h. For termp, route, references, csta-
logues, "Monthly," etc. apply to
L. 7. bTCLAIR, Dallas, Texas.
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Ih'ro wers but few, uulmportnul change,
msdo In prices In this line to-day.
wheat was in moderate receipt tnd sod Mt
81 o5 per bushel. O'' ~
Oats were inllght receipt aud quoted at GOA
a. conts. " 'SVs
Corn came IN freely to.doy and b-ousht
5lG5j, loose ear from ,rs,,,
Chicago circular ofreeeuot date has ma o,,
lowing concerning the corn crop Of the north.
west;
Corn hos made very rapid giowlh tinc, ,.o
whole needle rain badly. Corn Ia ',tassait,s', =
cut very short, aud frequent and copons rsi,.
are netued to give crop ofnoarly an ayeSags
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Yield. The best outlook ct present is In Gen.
rain, ~ Nv" 'O'
A large proportion Of the crop OF winter
wheat In southern Illinois was plowed
up and put into corn this sesson
anu this large area forms an important feature
IN the corn crop. The prospects in that region
are very poor, and without rain partial isil.
ute OF inc crop may he looked for. In north
ern Illinois the crops are better, as moro rain
mas fallen than In other portions of the STATE
rake Illinois as whole and the prospects are
below the average.
Iowa ranks next as O corn producing stata
and there the prospects for corn arc not go good
as Ia illinois. The crop was put in late and
haa had TO contend with wet weather and
Hoods" during the whole season, and Il ia
short OF that of lost year.
Kansas has been favored recently with very
pious rains In many portions OF the state
whore It was greatly needed, but the crop q
now 20 far advanced 60 not TO receive the full
benefit gift, Yet corn 10 In far better con-
clifton than thirty days ago.
Ia Missouri the early corn Is "made," but
late corn needs rain badly and has suffered
wheat.
Nebraska has n very large acreage OF
corn and has improved very rapidly during the
last four weeks and the general outlook Ia very
encouraging.
In Ohio and Indiana corn has suffered ma
terially from drOuth and Is in backward con-
dition.
Michigan Is In the same condition.
We may atate that there " this season In all
corn producing states u much larger acreage
OF late corn than usual, and In reviewing the
whole corr bolt this portion Of the crop forms
n very important factor.
Flour is firm and unchanged from the posi-
ti0n last reported.
Irish potatoes are In moderate demand, and
arc now quoted at sS 1898 60 per barrel. The
market is vol stocked and the quality Is
good.
Lrlod fruits are steadily advancing.
Green fruits are quiet and uncharg d.
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DALLAB PRICE CURRENT.
sgisooilaueous tlroccrs, ntooh,

s'AeoHtsoNeOIH Grocery STOOD.
PoTAToEs-Old per bu, ncminsljnew SO .,
@a3 60 barrel. FO-'
DNGONi--,G % per barrel
LIc2--N holeGHie ia 10 Sls.
sls5@Sl9l. - ~ '''''
OnAcKEns-. Soda, xxx, s; XXXN,
Trade mark, "a. Cream NJ, Ginpr Snaps IL,
SOAR owe, b!6c. per poundl BluelndiP, al
10 81; Satipet, 81. 40. to $50. Eureka Man
uiacturlng Company: Cyclone, 6Hj Pale Olive.
o. Extra olive, M cents per pound.
BRAss-0!o6c. per pound.
| AIAEnLRs'-StSr, full VT 1iHto Is,
CHRReE--None In market
HoMINY AID GnIrs--s58S5.25 per barrel.
per pound.
COAL 0M-IIeiOw arc revised quotations: IL,
deg. n. test In barrels 10 cents cases, So OF
box. '-''' P''
MRARuHEs-~X bushel iron bound, Sg,s M,
dozus tWo-hoop pnlls, 81 10. Lhroe-hoou 80 81.
TUbs--Ihreo nest, ~ .3O1gA.60; eight neat
,;soj NO !, 70 80 per dozen; No. 3, 81. 500 No.
WAsIsSAsps--Wood, a.s5i elmo, 81 80; Now
Era, 81 ,6oGDs2.70.
WE'LL DUoKETs--s4. 25@gl so per dozen.
PGwpSu--SB.65 per keg OF rs pounds; l9H do
S as as % 40, Si,go blasting sega, 1850
MAcKEREIr-No. harrels, sl0 half-harreis
to,Oi kite, IL pounds, 81; No barrels, Sy,
OSSpY"-sslck, Is 10 lao. o pound. Fancy, i5
TO Csc. ~
LYE-uoncentrated, e.. 76@siO0
R0FE--Sisal,h In. basis, l0hc cotton, I9GsN o
xiNEGAR-Per gallon, 2j@lOc. Apple, 200, to2I
WRAPPING iArfu-Hag Gndstraw, d5c 900,
STARCH-4&e14tGc, "
,JuGs-ws quote IL to II cenp per gallon for
glazed. Crooks II ~ l2 uents uer Gallon for
glazed.
DEEswAI-l5t to iso perlb.
TALLow--Ih bRrTal, ~; IN cake, DC per 10,
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We make the following quotations:
EAlsINs--London layer, new, per COX, 50 80;
lay ar,
BANANAa-Per bunch, nominal
GREEN APPLEs--Si 50 to 60. 90 per barrel
CUkRANTs-7HdiBho.
PEACHEs-$1 so to 50 80 per bushel,
PHCANs-Per II, 2 retail; per bushel, loose
81, 50 Is to 81 "a; sacked 50 90. 81 70.
ORANGE ~ SICILY, nominal.
LEMONS - sicily per box, SSto 50
HUTs-- Ammonia rs per pound; RraZ
100; flberts, Hot English Walnut
none; ohostnuts, imported, 90 Italian
%; peanuts, Tennessee red, 6i; cocoanuts
per hundred 80 90.
FIGS In 10 Id boSes, per ID, 10,
FOR CoRN--Priso packages, per half groaB
81 g.