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RAIL AND RIVER.

Mr.. Frank Hecker, of the Peninsular car
works Detroit, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. j. A. Swenson. of the st. Paul & Du-
luth land Office, departed yesterday in COM
paDy with his wife for Chicago.
The swamp lands taken up by the Mime
apolis & st. Cloud Railway company, in ac-
cordance with special acts OF 1869, embrace
66,9Sl.S1 acres.
Atelegram was received from Fargo yes
Cooley, had been knocked down by freight
train at the Broadway crossing, sustaining a
broken leg and other injuries.
Mr.. G. K. Barnes, general passenger and
ticket agent of the Northern Pacific railway,
will take dash up to Fargo to-day. Mr..
Barnes has been nearly talked to death lately
by mobs of people who want information con-
corning that wonderful country through which
runs the road he represents, and the trip will
do him good.
j. b. Bodie, traffic manager of the Mime
| apolis & st. Louis railway, was in st. Paul
yesterday making arrangements to run the
trains of this road to this city over the Mani
tOba track. The first train will arrive o-day.
There will be one train day-sleepers and all
leaving Minneapolis at z o'clock a. m. and
leaving st. Paul at $50 pm.
KirerNeaCs.
The good steamboat, Josephine, of the Dia-
mond 10 line, will depart this afternoon at 6
o'clock.
The G.. B. Knapp, A. W. Eames, master, and
Geo. Pettigrew, clerk, arrived with two bargee
of lumber. She then went down the river to
Hcka
had unloaded on the bank.
The Centennial got off yesterday, after ly
| ing on Pigs Eye bar for about twenty-foul
hours Government boat No. 1,took her passen
gers down to her. Among the departures
were Capt. J. d. Wood and family, bound fol
Wisconsin.
The new boiler of the steam yacht Fl. w
Longfellow was tested at noon yesterday by
200 pounds cold water pressure. Later in thu
| day steam was raised and pressure of sew
enty-five pounds applied. A heavier head o.
steam will be gotten up to-day and shor'
/ test run ventured upon.
The government boat of which Capt. GILES
pie is commander, will commence at once
to work on Pigs Eye bar. There
is no joke about this; it is going to be done
If the ordinary implements for demolishing
bars will not work, there are plenty OF hard
ware stores where AIDES and chisels can be OBJ
tanned. Pigs Eye bar being largely comDosed
of sawdust and slivers of pine lumber, will moi
be difficult to hew away. II carpenters car
not be found Ia sufficient numbers to carry or
the work in good style, the GLOBE will advertise
for more, at reasonable rates. After the bar is
dug up it can readily be sold to newspapers
which are fond of publishing diagrams of the
channel. Perhaps it would be well to turn
the whole bar over to the wood engravers al
| the outset.
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State TreasWrer's Report,
ST.. PAUL, July 81, 1882.
Balance in treasury at the close of business
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MONTHLY STATEMENTS.

CITY IreaswresSs Report.
Following is the financial statement Of the
city treasurer from June 6, 1882, to August 1,
1882:
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county; reversed and remanded, Lenori,
vs.. the State, nom Wood county; reversed
aud remanded. Pennington vs.. the State,
rom Henderson county; affirmed. Ireland
vs.. montgomery, from Travis county; ii,
lrmed. Window vs.. the State, from Free.
ssone Tt county affirmed. Ex parte Ben
Thompson, from Bexar county, afnrmsa'
naii refused. Y. Gonzales VS.. the state
rom Hayes county; reversed and remandsd'
ny parte Parker, ffom Van Zandt county
sinrmed. Hamilton g; al. VS.. the State,
rom Hayes county; affirmed. Lookinyille
vs., the state, from Gonzales county; al
nrIneu. Harter VS.. Duke, from Hood
county, reversed and remanded.
Governor l.ubbock's speech this evening
was boss effort, and at times the ap-
plause showed his popularity with even the
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reference 70 the per cent loan; The
highest number issued on cases Al 10 n n,

reference 70 the per cent loan. The
highest number issued on cases at 10 a, m.
hugusl ISL, lSS2, was; SOS, No. 3O5,
l0vs, No. 2eeS6; 5oO's No. ll0s, lOCO's No
lVcV l0,WOs, No, 1912. The highest mum.
per issued on cases TO the end of August
lst, lSS2; S0's, No. 1899; loOOs, No. i5S9i.
SSeVs, No, I'M; l000s, No. 1894, lOO0's
NO. 2ilo2, The highest number issued to
Hste; sos, No. 5Ai, lOos, No. 5ii2: 5oO's
No. SssHi ZOOS, No. l62l6; l,0cO's, No. 9iil9
nonus embraced In the highest number
Ih uie several denominations, rs given be-
lore, are the ponds which have been issued
on transfers since the Nth call was issued.
POSTAL DATA.
The annual report of Second Assistant
postmaster General Elmer is made public
to-day, and shows the following facts: The
cost OF the railroad transportation was
SiO,SIS,ol5, against S9,70S,l ,l55 for the pre-
Nious year, increase in mileage was S,99l
miles, or 81 per cent. This Is the greatest
increase III length of railroads ever made nm
any one year, and greater than lhe entire
railroad mileage in 1851. The next largest
Item oil expenditurei is for star route services
cost OF this service during the fiscal wear
ended June S0th, 1882, was S5,5i3,si0, This
was u ,iOJ, ,o1 less than the cost of the ser
wee for the previous year. Ii is believed
s."s s. S-i"V1iVNV VI tne appropriation Tor lSS3
VIII remain unexpended at the close of the
year, anu the estimate for 1881, though
suiiiclently large tocoyer all possible public
need rs to new service and increased.fre.
9ueney IN all routes is set down at $5, 500,
900. This, says Mr., Elmer, is worthy OF note,
as 1t viii cover the cost of the growth and
expansion Of service for the two fiscal wears
OF 1883 and 1884, and Is n little less than
cost on the 3Oth of June, 1882. The annual
transport alton, or number OF miles travelled,
IN performance Of star-route service during
the year lSS2, was 7692l, ,S67 miles; cost,
! So,5o5,S SD The annual transportation for
iSSoi 76,0OH5 miles; cost, $7,S2l 40,
Result, Sb9, ,S52 miles more transpcrta.
ton and 81, ,l67 $50 reduction in the cost of
| lSS2, as against the same items for 1850.
Cost OF steamboat service to June, 1882, was
soi0,iui which was Il decrease compared
with the previous year of Sl70,l5s. Cost OF
mail messenger service for 1889 was 1924
O7; estimate for 1884 is sS50,OO0 Estimate
| Tor all items of transportation for 1881 reach
the sum OF s25,493,ls0; appropriations Tor
same item for 1883 amount to S26 oil 600,
showing decreased $5i7, $50 in favor of 1851
including additional expenses resulting
from the growth and development of the
postal service.
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Miscellaneous Foreign News.
NOT A LOVE FEAST.

Noi LoNE FEAST.
LONDON, October lS.-The Tines Dublin
dispatch says Not only has the conference
excited no enthusiasm, but the assembly
was composed of elements as Heterogeneous
AS the programme was multifarious, 1t
was only the skillmLhanded chairman that
sometimes prevented open rupture. Dis
sension was shown clearly enough in Par
nelPs opening statement and in Dayitt's
prompt rejoinder, and the tone OF bitter
emphasis wherein the latter spoke betrayed
the feelings OF q man laboring undsra dis
appointment which he struggled to sup.
press. The letter from Manchester to the
Irish national conference was coupled with
insults aud threats from that body for NOV.
ing an obnoxious amendment.
H. READY.
A Constsntinople dispatch to the Times
says: The porte has sent note to Lord
Dutierip, British ambassador, announcing
It's readiness to negotiate for q settlement
OF the Egyptian question.
MEMORIAL SERVICES.
A Rome dispatch says Memorial re-
| ligious services were held in the Protestan
cemetery here to-day in honor of the lat
| Ieorgc \ Narsh, United States minister I,
Italy, The services were conducted b.
Rev. DR., Nevin.
WILL GO IN SEARCH.
AIR. Wilfred Blount has offered to 30 /,
| Egypt and ascertain the fate of proiesso
Palmer ard officers, who were sent TO pur
chase camels from the Bedouins at the be
ginning Of the war, and who It Is feared hay,
been murdered.
REoRGAslzING THE ARMY.
| ALEXANDRIA. October Recruiting 70
the new Egyptian army has commenced
The total effective strength will be twely
battallions Of infantry, two OF mounted In
fantry, two OF garrison artillery, two squad
| rons OF cavalry, each 400 strong, six bat
teries OF artillery, with 100 men and fou
guns each, 100 engineers, n transport AM
ambulance corps OF 500 men and two regt
ments OF gend' 'armerie, Numbering 20
men each. There is under consideration
proposal iavoring the importation O
coolies TO replace natives as army servant,
STATISTICAL,
PARIS, October lS.-lmports OF France fo
the past nine months, as compared witt
those Of the same period last year increase
NWo,OOO francs, and exports Increased 2i6
600 900 francs.
THREATENING PLAcARDs
are nightly posted on the walls OF the Mon
ticean mines, and threatening letters or
sent to the managers Of mines. There hay
been several arrests including that OF Brc
dat, the principal ring.leader, The trial {
two rioters will begin at Chalons Wedne,
day next. The indictment charges the mi,
oners with conspiracy to wage civil war,
crime which 10 punishable with death.
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Galveston

Special 10 the Herald.
GALVESTON, October ls.-spot cotton
closed weak middlings, lO! sales, t,2o0.
Futures opened weak and closed quiet
and steady; January, 10 Is to 10 Is; Feb.
ruary, 10 % to 10 q; March, 10 81 to 10 20;
April, 10 10 to 10 40; October, 10 90 to 10 "a;
November, 10 II to 10 10; December, 10 ID
TO 10 IA. Sales, 1900 bales.
The Cotton Exchange closed of 1913 D.
M, and It's flags were at halfmasl out .ot re.
Spect TO the memory of ]. II. Ruhl and
John II. Bright.
Ihe funeral of julius H. Rahl took place
ioIgAy IN the presence Of a hos, OF friends
.ASkthat was mortal Of him was laid away
lntts final resting place. The mantle ii
charity has been drawn over the error Of
one who offered up his life in expiatIon OF
bis folly
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Coleman

Special 10 the Herald
COLEMAN, October 49,. Tx, x,Goycrnor Nd.
mund j. Davis, independent candidate Tor
congress from the 10th district, spoke ben
yesterday evening to about one hanAkpl
people. But few sheep men were prss1an
His speech consumed about two hours, khd
although II was very able one II made
but little impression and me. with no
cheers, Colonel Webley, of this county,
very ably represented the democrats anu
replied to Governor Davis In speech Of
about an hour In length. lie was ap.
plauded and cheered many times. Gov.
einor Davis left here to-day for Brownwood,
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Special TO the Herald .

Special 10 the Herald.
MARSHALL, October ls,--The republican
state conference committee have been IN
session since yesterday, They recommend
the following ticket: For governor G.. W
Jones' for lieutenant governor, Il. W. Mar
tin, Of Fannin; comptroller, A. semering,
OF lIexnr; treasurer J, l., Terry, Of Gregg;
attorney. general, ). 7. Burns, Of Brown;
commissioner Of the general land office,
Andrew Young, Of johnson.
Heavy, rains have fallen during last Aight
and all day, making the weather exceed.
ingly disagreeable.
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Washington News Items.
THE listh CALL.

wAsntsGros, October ls.-Thc secretary
of the treasury issued to-day the ilsth call
for the redemption ofthc percent, funded
Ans Angus, 10 issi. The cali Il ior siS 600 S. ooo
The principal and accrued interest will be
paid al the treasury on the 18th OF January,
issS, and the interest will cease OIL that
date. The following statement has been
prepared at the treasury department In
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Matters In Mexico


CRY or Mrxrco, october is.--Igna,ieio
L'Avarta, chief justice of the supreme
court, and until the recent constitutional
amendment was proclaimed, vice.presldent
Of the republic, sent. his resignation 10 con.
eress last night. lie says his political rela.
lions interfere with his judicial duties.
His resignation will u accepted ard the
vacancy filled by national election.
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Fort Worth

Special TO the Herald.
FoRr WORM, October Is. The shooting
match which was to take paoe to-day Is
postponed till Thursday next on account o I
bad weather.
The Jury in the case Of the negro charged
with raping. white girl Is made up.
II Is muddy and cold,
Cotton Is coming in town freely. aud
trade Is brisk,
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Special To the Herald,
GRoEssrKcK, October ls,--Very heavy
rains for four days past have done some
damage to cotton.
The axle Of the drive wheels otthe south,
bound passenger broke on Navhsota bridge,
four miles above here to-day, md one oi
the wheels fell In the river. The train was
delayed till an engine came from Uorsioana
and pushed II down, about 6 o'clock this
evening,
State vs.. Calhoun is op tfiAl to-day; charge,
horse theft.
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hOunt
Special 10 the ILeTald.

HousroN, October ls-Through conntc.
iions to San Francisco will be made on The
Western extension of the Galveston, Har.
risburg & San Antonio railroad on Ro,cm.
Der LIST, and through trains will commence
running.
The new Capitol bo,el will open Noyem.
ber lst, the work not being sufficiently
completed TO warrant opening II earlier.
changed sales, IS bales, rniddling, lOl;
receipts, 1892 bales gross; ,305 bales, net.
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Special TO the Herald.

SpocInI 10 The Herald
ST. Louis, October ls.--The stockholders
Of the Sherman aas company held tnsir an.
nual election of directors and officers at
their office, so Pine street, this morning,
the following being the result Alex.
Largue, Thad $. Smith, jeremiah Fruin,
Speery of Sherman, Texaa, directors. Alex.
l.arguc was reelected president. Thad
Smith secretary and W. II Smith, yice.
president and Treasurer.
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Special 10 the Herald.

BRENNAN, october ls.-The trials oil
Reuben Logg!ns and son, willford Loggins
charged with the murder Of Reuben Nor.
ris, near Hampstead, in July 1880, com.
menced in the district court yesterday. The
jury was completed to-day and the exam.
ination Of witnesses is progressing. iThs
case was transferred from Waller 10 Austin
county, aud from there here. Defendants
have been in ihil at Hampstead, Belle.
Vile and BRENNAN since the murder
There are eight attorneys In the case, four
on each side. Defendants are aged rc,
spectively 05 and %. The courtroom Is
crowded and great interest Is manifested.
Il. A. llarv,n, tax collector resigned TO.
day and Marcus Amsler was appointed 10
the vacancy by the commissioners.
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Brenham: The Notorious Loggius
Case on Trial.
Davis Speech at Coleman Fort Worth
. Locals.
Aud Other Interesting Special,
Austin.

Special TO the Herald
AUSTIN, October ls.--The San Antonio
banking firm OF Groos X Co.. TO whom was
addressed the comptrollers reply giving
reasons for refusing to pay In tull the Sep.
tembcr coupons of the Bexar county sub.
sidy bonds, have written to the comptroller,
expressing satisfaction at his action, but re.
gretting the bonds did not contain the fen.
ture OF the law in question, one ofthe effects
OF which is TO sacrifice purchasers.
The following bids We're opened to-day
Tor arching the land Office rooms with
brick: John Mcdonald, S5,432; l.. r,
clark, $3.50, Neither builder having
designated the time within which he pro,
posed 10 ilnlsh the work, time was given
them to do So
Major Holmes, the attorney generals
chief clerk, has been commissioned repre-.
sentative in the Mississippi grand com.
mandery.
A grand wedding will come Off to-day, the
contracting parties being Mr., W. II. Lam.
bert and Miss Jennie Peck.
/ The board OF education rules among
other things, that q contract cannot be
made with q private teacher for free school.
| ing to be given at irregular intervals, ac.
cording to the wishes OF individual patrons
Of the schools.
In accepting his resignation to-day the
commissioner of the land office paid the fol
lowing high tribute to Captain Rhode.
| Fishers ability and efficiency I'm accept
ing your resignation permit me to expires,
my sincere regrets that the state shoulc
lose so efficient aud faithful an officer, on,
who by persistent application and unswerv
ing integrity did so much to ferret out ant
punish the band Of forgers and land pirates
which were last destroying faith in Texa
land titles
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Commercial aad Financial .
STOCKS.


NEw YoRK, October ls.-The stock mar.
ket opened irregular, but in the main to
Il higher than II closed yesterday, the latter
for Rock Island. In the early trade
thore was decline Of l to I, in
which Texas h, Pacific, and Wabash
Pacific were most conspicuous, but this was
subsequently recovered, Northern Pacific
leading the improvement. At II O'Clock
the general list reacted small fraction.
FUTURES.
N.w YoRK, October is.--The Posts cot
ton report says: Future deliveries opened
4 toe points lower, advanced . TO 3 points;
after falling again TO TO 7 points
recovered the last decline and sold; 0cto.
10 90; January, 10 70; February, 10 81, DC.
tober and November 4 points lower than
yesterday at the closing; the balance /? TO [
points lower.
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Tyler.
Hpecial 10 the Herald.

Tyler, October is.-Court Of appeals,
Globe vs.. Bradley & Co., from Williamson
county affirmed. Riley 4 Co. va. p. Was.
sousch, from Guadalupe county; affirmed.
Huchmnn We. Rirgis, from McLennan
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Political.


CINCINNATI, o., October ls.--The Com.
mercial's Chillicothe special says Neal,
democrat, In the 18th district has lust r,.
ceived the official vote Of Brown and Clin.
ton counties, and these with the official
vote OF other counties In the district elec,
him by 3 majority over Hart, republican.
NOMINATIONS.
NEw loRE, October ls.-Congressonal
nominations were made In various states
to-day, as follows; Charles i. Thompson,
by the democrats Of the Tth Msssach usst,s
district; George ID. Robinson, by the re.
publicans Of the 18th Massachusetts, dis,r' 'ot;
Lyman W. Cole, by the republicans Of the
ith CONNECTICUT district.
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.

Austin: An Important Decision A
wedding In Upper Tendom-A
High Compliment to a
Retiring Official.
Gai'eston: The Cotton Exchange
Closed and its Flags at Half
Mast in Respect
10 The Memory of Deceased Citizens
News Items From FL Paso.-Mar.
shall Cuttings.
Tyler; Bail Is Refused Zen Thonp.
son = Other Important Court
Decisions.
waco: Young Lady Expires on the
Train The Searcher Sought.
ST. Louis: Election OF Directory of
sherman Gas Company.
brenham: The Notorious Loggins
Case on Trial.
Davis Speech at Coleman Fort Worth
Locals.
Aud Other Interesting Sperinls.
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Marine.
ronr OF NEW YoRs

roRr OF sEw YORK.
NEW YoRK, October is.--Arriyed. Baltic,
Wyoming. Arrived out Erin, lIomewari,
Jupetts, pS.ea
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Waco.


Special 10 the Herald
Waco October ls.-Miss Rosa Stras, of
Illinois, died on the Missouri Pacific train
to-day just before its arrival In this city.
She was in the last stages OF consumption
and was EN- route for San Antonio, in hope
OF restoration to health. Her remains will
be shipped back home in charge Of her
mother, in whose care she was travelling.
John Shackelford, farmer of this county.
has just returned from Mexico. where he
had gone in search of cotton.pickers, but
without success. lie says no labor is TO be
had beyond the Rio Grandc as the railroads
give iull employment TO the people there,
Yesterday Mr.. Sleeper thought one of his
hired mon had stole his horse, and had a
deputy sheriff and posse out all day, scour.
ing the country for the thief Late at night
Sleeper returned home, where he found the
hired man and the horse and the family
very anxious for his own safety.
Farmers are very busy sowing small
grain, which has been much retarded by
the wet weather.
Bob Ingram who shot himself through
the head u few days ago, did yesterday.
W. +. Lypch has resigned the position OF
United States marshal and J. Burg was
appointed to I'LL the vacancy.
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bANGER BROTHERS
Lead the Styles
AND SET THE PRICES

For the Dry Goods Trade of Texas. Our Grand Opening
Display has proved TO the mutitudes who witnessed
that no house can show more complete or
comprehensive line of anything pertain
ing to the Dry or Fancy Goods
Trade than we can
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bur Prices ! Always Lowest
SPECIALTIEs FOR NEXT WEEK!
MONDAY, OCTOBER 18TH!
UR CLOAK DEPARTMENT WILL OFFER ::

Is Domans of Merveileux and Rhadaaimes Silk hand
Nmey trimmed in Passemenerie and Spanish lace at S. ac
| ha value from 81 so to SIS.
IS Silk Dolmans of superior quality, elegantly made and
trimmed, at $40; worth SIS to SIS.
Silk Domans in various styles of material beautiful
goods, at $I2.5o; worth $40.
46 Silk Domans, very superior articles goods that would
considered cheap at SIS, will sell at SIS.
At SIS will offer line of Silk Garments that YOU would
think could not be made for less than $780, and you will be
right in thinking SO.
As2o sa5, $780, $50 and all prices up to $50,
none of which would be high for one-half more.
These Goods lot of manufacturers samples and ends
Of lots They were bought by in much larger quantity
thai we can use at regular prices got them little
over half value, and for week will sell them at the
same rate to reduce the stock They are all suited to the
present season.
SANGER BROTHERS.
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MARKET REPORT.
Wholesale Grain and Produce Market.
CORRECTED DAILY BIZ J. W. GAUT & SON.
CgRONIOI.E UFFjeE


CORRECTED DAILY By ]. W. GAUT &c SON.
CHRONICLE OFFICE,
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, December u 1882
The demand for Wheat improved, with light
receipts and unchanged prices. Corn coming II
freely and prices well maintained. But little
Oats offered the trade confined TO local demand
DRIED Fruits taken at quotations as fast as
offered. Hogs selling at 6Aa61ac gross trade
generally very good,
WHEAT-Choice White 95c +; Red, 85a90c
medium grades. 75aS5c.
CORN-Actiye and Wani ed. 40a45c.
OATS-LooSH from wagons. 33a35c per buShel
BULK MKATs-Sdes, I2taa13c; shoulders, &C.
LARD-In 90 pound TIN cans, IL l9al2c; selling
Is in demand,
HAY-Loose. 60a75e per 100 pounds baled
81 00a1.10.
PEAs-70a85c,
BRAN-90c aS1 90 per 100 pounds.
COTTON SEED MEAL-$1.50 per 100 pounds.
FLoUR-Nominal, country extra, buying, Gull
$3.50 to ESQ: selling, $2.70 per sack; family
buying 81 Soa279 selling s2s9a2 80 per sac saes 10
timothy grass, S3.00a325 Dushel; orchard grass
Sl.75a2e0; red top, $1.40; blue grass, seed $3.50
millet So 90 per bu
DRIED FRUIT-Berries. 5a5A cents pei
pound Whortleberries. Sal0c; Halt Peaches
&C Quarter Apples, 4a4lsc Raspberries. 23ae5c
BUTTER In demand; choice roll, l5a20c
prime, 10a12c grease butter. 5a7c.
EeGs-Buy1ng, in good demand, at 24a25c.
POULTRY-Gross-Hens,7 c per pound zoos
tiers, &c !; spring chickens 7lac turkeys, TIC.
FEA-Hz gs-Prima 49a60c.
RAGs-Cotton, 1a1lSc.
BEEswAx-21a22c per pound
HIDEs-Dry flint, 11aizc green, &c.
TALLOw--In demand, 5a6e.
FLAX SsED-Per busheI, o0a90c.
RRAsS-l0a12c /. copper. 10aI2c.
WooL-Choice tubWashed, 33c; fair to good
SOC dark coarse. rs unwashed. 221<a25e
GINsEEG-Per ID, $3.50, fall dug; spring
81 .25ai 80, and declining.
SENACA ROOT-Per Id, 35a40c.
PINK RooT-Per ID, 121&c.
YELLOW RooT-Per ID. 15c.