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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-15

State bonds were dull; the dealings in them were
covered by small sales of Louisiana cOnsos, ex
matured coupons at 61l2, Tennessee compromise
issue at 81 and Virginia 6s deferred at 1874 There
were no transactions in city bank stocks.
There was very little market for railroad bonds,
but for some of the issues which are intimately
connected with the share speculation there were
better prices recorded and the transactions showed
a moderate activity. OF Erie second consols there
were no sales; the quotation was 1OO01O0ia Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas seconds were Il lower at
coll but the general mortgages were up 1l2 at 81.
Rome WATERFOWL and Ogdensburg extended IS
were Is better at co.'s and the incomes were steady
at 40 Chesapeake and Ohio firsts, series b, were
I'D 3, at 81 and currency debts were steady at 81.
Canada Southern rsts advanced q to 90. Ohio Cen
trail frsts were per cent lower at 94l2 metropolitan
Elevated trsts recovered to 100. New-York, Chi
cago and st. Loais rsts were active at from 30 to
OSLO East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia incomes
were steady at 424042. Richmond and Danville
frss improved Il to o. and the debentuTes sold at
60 against 90. the last previous SALE ST. Paul hrsts
Southern Minnesota division, were oil Il at 1850
1851. and Chicago and Northwestern sinking fund
5s declined to 99l4099ss. Denver and Rio Grande
frsts were 81 lower at 1914, and Kansas Pacific
consols Il higher at 101. Texas and Pacific
incomes were about Il better ut 577s05794, and
fIsts Rio Grande division. after selling up to $685.
were unchanged at S15s. Northern Pacific fr,ts
were easier at 104. and New-Orleans and Pacific
firsts 80 higher at 953. Oregon Short Line Is
were Il off at 1908.
The Sub-TreasuTy to-day gained $405 O02 on
balance, made up by gains OF 1891 ,553 coin and
YI3449 currency That seemingly makes the loss
since last Friday only $S27, 445, but the loss
really is much greater than that. because to
that sum is not added the amount of gold
com received as special deposit for
which certificates arc issued and which certificates
are money TO the banks and people. The Sub
Treasury has become muddled on the certificate and
gold deposit question, and until 1t again can make
an intelligent return its daily reports Will furnish
little Information concerning the flow OF money from
il 10 the banks or vlceversa 1o-days transactions
cOvered: Receipts Including an unknown amount
of gold com deposited for certllcatesl 500 iZs
payments Exclusive OF S150,S42 checks gwen for
bonas and INTEREST," $2,49l, l26i currency balance,
S4, Gas, 094 coin balance. $lO2, OO9ol2. lnclud-
Ing to-day's the total redemption OF ponds OF the
10th, 1I7th aud 18th calls at this Snb-Ireasury
amounts to $17.096, 1870. Money today worked
just shade harder and per cent
was the common as well "a the highest
rate paid for call loans. Some loans were made at
per cent. and very late business tn brokers bal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-15
CLOSING PRICES OF PHrLA DEBP6A sroohS'
r,norted bv JOHN H. DAyIs Co, II HaHd,
TUESDAY. Nov. 14--r. ".

TUESDAY, Nov. 14-r. ".
Tho official statement of the railway shipments
from Chicago of flour grain and provisions ior tne
week ending Saturday. November IL, shows an IN
crease from the preceding week of this year OF
l06l tons, and decline of 1922 tons or Is
per cent from the shipments OF the same week OF
1881 Compared with the preceding week OF TINS
wear the railways last week carried 27752 barrels
more of -four and 032 tons more of provisions, and
2,444 tons less Of grain The totals were 33.Ol3
last week against 81 O52 tons the preceding week,
and against 40,255 tons for the week of 1881.
On the preceding week of this year Michigan
Central last week gained 2354 tons and the Lake
Shore gained 497 tons met gam TO the Vanderbilt
system 1851 tons); Fort Wayne gained 566 tons and
Pan Handle lost 1,756 tons met loss 10 the
Pennsylvania system 1.1S5 tons) Baltimore and
Ohio lost 2O4 tons and Grand Trunk gained 499
tons. The railway shipments OF the various artl-
cles last week compare with the same week OF 1881
as follows: 3402S moro barrels of flour, 1898 less
tons of grain. and 2,7s4 less tons of provisions
A comparison of the tonnages of each line last
week with those of the corresponding week OF 1881
shows changes which in marked contrast with tho
changes between the movements of the two weeks
of this year. The total decline in the tonnage Tor
last week from the same week OF 1891 is only 7242
tons But the Michigan CentraPs decline is 2,l63
TONS or 21 91O per cent. and Lake Shore lost o94o
tons, or 43 7-1O per cent-total decline
for the Vanderbilt system, S,10S tons, or
50 40 per cent. The Fort Wayne
lost 600 TONS or IL IL per cent and the Pan Handle
gained 1913 tons, $40 per cent; net loss 10 the
Pennsylvania system, 5O6 tons, or LILO per cent.
Baltimore and Ohio gained 9sS tons, or ~ lilo per
cent and the Grand Trunk gained 3S4 tons, or
1910 per cent.
The following shows the quantity of flour, gram
and provisions carried by the various roads east
ward from Chicago during the week ended satur-
day November IL. 1882;
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ances WINS done at 4ia per cent. The domestic ex-
changes on NewYork at the S0uth and West are
materially weaker and at the East they are
stronger the following are the quotatiops Tor new
discount; Charleston 14G3 10 discount; New
Orleans. $36$2 discount: st. Lonis, $l@I9 cents
discount Chicago. 50025 cents discount boston'
par "a 10 cents premium.
The Clearing House statement to-day ia as fol-
lows; Exchanges $1sl,291,673; balances
81, 1877 O46.
The United States Treasurer at Washington to-
day received 1888 600 National bank notes i0r re-
demption. The customs receipts were y63O,ool'
and the internal-revenue receipts $l35, 793. A..
The exports of merchandise from tins port TOT 'no
week ending to-day 0S6,95S, S23l were valued he
81 ,O6S 942 less than for the preceding week.
$46,396 less than for the week OF 1851 ana ?L,,
125565 less than for the week Of 1880. Inc iOTelgn
exchange market presents no new features CVm-
merca bills are eagerly sought after rs ever III pI
is small Rates are firm aud prepared 10 anVano9s
with any active movement. but the uncertainty va
the money market checks business we give qnott "
tons as follows: Bankers bills, u 81 ana @t %
for long and short sterling respectively; Io4 anu
5.10li for francs; 94ss and Vo'e ior reicnmaiA'
$685. and 1913 for guilders. .,. ,,or-
In London, British cOnsOls, aiter STEADY vPon
ing were stronger and advanced For money 3 per
cent to 102 l-16 and for account l-l0 per cent W
100 SIG United States 3l2s are quoted y nlghtt
at lO4 while for the As the quotation Is u lower a
1872 and for the 4l2s ls lower at llo's. american
rail- WAYS were better all over III response 10 yesteI
DAYS late advances in the homo markets. AT tlie
of writing no Paris quotations have been receiNeu
MIR William F. Grovesteen, a member of the New
York Stock Exchange. and MI ueorge H. I'LL
have formed a copartDership under the nrin naihc
of Messrs Grovesteen & Pell, for the TRANSACTION
of a general banking and stock Drokorage DuslnesII
The receipts of -four and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this l4th day of November were'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-15

wOOt,-The market here is slow ana unsatisfactory;
Manufacture are not with the goods movement and
outstanding prices for raw material VIII not 90
bevond ther iunedi te wants We quote Ohio. Pennl.
ysnia and West Virginia Washed Fleece. and XA 400
43c do. No l. "a G4Gc., DO No 2 3i0S7c 90 Cowmoi;
3Oa92ct New.York state Wisconsin and Indiana X anu
above Washed Fleece 33d40c. do NO. j, 45HsoS a.
NO q 2SS 3So Common 2863Cc Illinois, Iowa and MIS-
son 4 and above washed Fleece 3503sci do. No. 8g0
4lo do No g 28a36c Common 2s95 O. IuD " ssneu G
poriO 40 t3c Average 3503Sc.; Pulled Wool IAua ~
l3o; do Super 370l5c do No j. 20D20c 40 10, y IT,
13ci do Lambs a44c; Oreyon ana SoutheIn
California Northein spring Clip % 'Oc; do 90 ri 90
Lambs ISN2Oo: CALIFORNIA southern SpTn1 Cbp ~
27o do Fail Clip and Lambs l2s, &c., Texas fastel
"a 030c.: iasten Medium. 2l030c; do western lri
proved, u a 23c.: do. Western Inferior. lDOlIc.
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WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
For the week ending Nov "A 1882


Receipts for daysBesns 4.12l pKg, Peas 2925o bush
Beans 3X4 Dkgs: Peas. JutS bush. Imports TO-
week, AZ, @ man Market duh Tor Mar
row Pea Beans; offerings large demand limited and
sold iO0 - 10 and receivers incl ned
hint they will settle Medium barely steady tie
cOmpar light receipts giving receivers Lto more
Kinds Marrow In heavy
and move verv slowly. a good many Of AIDES II
offering which there Il demand the cheap
trade supplied vely with foreign White Kidney
far from OOp Ohls OF Red Kidney have
export within the past and prices nave
wei sustained. Turtle soup higher ana trn FO egn
seline mos obuing 81 80 aS2-tne inside
woild be full pr large line Green Peas plenty. duh
sold Al - 40 In hbls and IL AZ IN bags Not
much trade IN southern Black Eye
b e2me medium .ss9 60 r smsn S Sioics
Do. Marrow I'D 90 So. ~. s. 60 as2 20
SSs I k69sy $3.50 40 os sA9c sa I6S %
urIne 1852 - 94O0 M Southern B e.
Black. Tur. S'p.. POI per bush bag 500 90.
Receipts for the week 3lJO pkgs last week % pkgs
corresponding last year. 70 pkgs EXPORTS Tor the
week 30 pkgs he general market is dun, ttod an
lower Fancy Creamery and fine Fail tato dairy
about On tra moving and the demand
Tor these sufficient absorb the daily receipts All
Is in unsatisfactory cond Ion The finest
slate lgiu Creamery reaching out some really
fine have been obbed at 3c Fancy BRANDS OF Iowa
working 30G3Ic. the i2tt"I mainly 10
hayo been unng certain marks.
Toays dispatches the West report easier feeling
prices and tending downward stock has accum
and there feeling that OF the goods ought be
lag diaries coming 70 ward freel, there bat
buyers nrkin- and receivers are not disposed 10
break the diaries and sell tho tubs mr. ms aiey
Western Imitation Creamery ana dd quiet Gnd bireY
steady June factory dGl little fine esh chsan factory
has been placed at -0c to DO. Low gla1es easier
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slnce Jan 1854 l2s 88I0s7O2l 500 ss7
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Nov 1i-l2:S0 p m.- U bonds four and
half per cent 1889, Atlantic Great Western first mort
gage certificates 52' do second ~ gre 4O4E
40 second oonsOls lO2 York Central 1859; Illinois
Central 1919: Readng 29Ss New-York. ontario and
Western. 30: Milwaukee and IT. Paul common 1l3
IONpOS. li-a.DU D. N COnsOls, lO&I for money
and lO2br for the account Atlantic and Great Western
mortgage certificates Ola, do second 1895
New.York Central 1856: Illinois Central l5ll; Newfork,
ontario ald Western, 2Sal Milwaukee and st. Paul com
mon Ilyl2 ,
LOxDtN Nov 1900 p. Mine amount or bullion with
drawn from the Bank OF England balance TODAY -
ISNOOU
LONDON. Nov. 14-5 80 D. m-Pars advlces quote three
per cent rentes at 80 francs or the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-15

The following table shows the comparative tom
mage of each railroad in the articles Damed-hour.
grain and professionalism the week ended November
IL and the corresponding week of 1881; the to-
tai shipments from Chicago of flour and grain, ana
the portions of those totals which were carried py
A. ;l.oo1 for tto
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y
strict ordinary. $50 Midding 9l5 u,
Futures variable closing Irregular hut generally lower
safes -. bales Prices padNO ember lU3J IOl4
lO4I Gl05Oj Match, lO5ZGlO.o2 April. l063GO73; "a a.
1000 lOsi June, lUel Gl0g6 July l00s Los aid
Margins OSemDer 10. u, Oecembei. li27 f; Januarv
To-. February, lO.4S March lU.yi ADril, 1855: MAJ
prices for contracts-Nov nber lOs9gG+O; Dece@bsFS
10 - January lO"4 February lO40 March. lOoo april
1901 May 1879; June. 1880 10 80 July, lIGII.UI
August iL050lLIO. Transferable orders. 1910.
DRUGS, Ef.'--Generaiy o. =, tlOdsA Opium aud Qu
niue declined Trade qdIet as usual, Quotations
follows small lots in cases are hgher DuyersJ span
ism ErgOL 3d. &c 1nan "o - 52c SOFA Ash ~ %
si 81 ~ Sal soda 81 TO- bleaching Powder 81 I2ds I7a
famstic sofa So l2l2dS5 3D. ierphne American ~ 50
80 %. opium, "a - "a - Tor Jobons lots ouDine
Tor DOmestc 81 French I'll O3el 80 foI German bulk
Chlorste Potash l4s4c Lrysa Balsam COpaiva oJg
Gle, DO Tou, 40ajJc.. QuioEslyer. 5SLgiuc. Alcohol
IL f,T Western and 5Ua55c for sounery Ginseng 81 boz
a. according 10 size and qu9ly oA1hS Aeid us i2,c
tn s. 4Uas2 90; CSmphor refined. 2SG24c IN bus aud
- ,---..,- ...t.. -.
FismNMa. MN but quieti receipts light Easter
marses dT and few late caught fish here; No Shole
81 5uas q fol late caught and SI4dis 30 early; No
HI bO4sI3 for and ell Fll 20 for eary 90 25
~ 30 for late and for early ABOUT bbs have
Tred mere within three days and most OF them
have been sold said that with The
are eing hauled up there growing disposition 20 SD o
late In OF he receivers appear confident
ing 10 some extent cod 7c for Georges 6do1c for
BANK and quiet Herring quiet "a a. anu bncHs ise
200 Ss portsSds soG NJ IS 90 W 0V
FLOUR AND MEAl--ELOuh-Market In buyers favor
without howese h,5 .ecSea sa.H nv IN a aSasso
jobDng inquiry confined chiefly 70 small parcels In
mediate wsnts sslss l1Vv1 90 pPi. v xhGh 100 pbs
Grade 20 20. BOZ as. sSSr E s5o sts
%Esss Extra. msin1 wiila the range q 7SssS %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-15
VEGETABLES

irish Potatoes IN liberal supply, fair demand and s,n
Choice Early bulk selling at 81 ~ ~ extra
doub head barrels held %. but few reach that price,
In round hoops Burbank sell about high % dose
4 choice quality snowflake generally running
lots This State have arrived frosted aud sed
fl 80 per barrel Potatoes quiet Russia rurnelz
isrgo supply very dull Unions very plenty dull and
weak. squash trim Cabbages quiet and unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-15

Flour. bills lOo.5l3 2i3.l-i Inc 1ot'OtS
Again to-day the stock speculation Toasted on
rumors and all indications point to the conclusion
that at the same time the stock market was liber
ally but iudIciously fed with stocks. OF tO-day's
rumors 1t is not necessary to speak, because each
and every one of them is unsupported by the least
bit of evidence, and is contrary to probabilities.
Yet they did have effect upon the stock specu-
lation, and stimulated a local buying on
the part of that class of operators whose
Judgment is based upon their ideas of personal
influences on the markets. rather than upon the
general causes which in the end must rnle specula
tion as they do rule and control the legitimate bust
Less of the country. As an offset TO these estl-
mated-favorable rumors referred to, which at the
best only were indicative of personal matters there
was the fact that the disagreementS of the
railroads west of Chicago had assumed
a more serious character than before and the al
most certainty that if the quarrel is not quickly
settled it's complications will extend to the South
western system and to the roads west of the Missouri
River. The mari ct was feverish all day. but in the
early dealings and indeed until during the last
hours OF business, prices generally ruled
higher than yesterday. After o'clock there was
general decline from the best prices of the day. led
by the stocks of the Northwest, and the market
closed weak at figures which. except in one or two
instances were lower than yesterdays last prices
Government bonds were inactive, but the tone of
the market for them seemed to show some improve
ment. The biddings, however. were unchanged,
except for the is, which were advanced Il per cent.
Annexed are the closing quota tions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-15

Quotations Noa 90 4osss 80 extreme superan1s
osss a. gg la,oe' 20 Fancy Common
Good Western sods4 40 Good 20 che &c a4 40
ood 70 cnoss So 81 soss slnns.ca
ssss4s Extra sS G ss as 81 Straight ss
c9s 10 s. louis GO%@on 70 FAR Pasn Winter Wheat
s s9taa e. aoSs7 co. CITY E1tTs Indies g
80 iS"sf america & FhoUR
@ sS. oo@@ nS S dooa q E1 So
hoe soss including 59S o bS . for sp9gtso . 400
a "a GBSUcK@nE&T FLOUR and @,t,e;
~ Steady SSs Bandy so yellow Western
UFoEEG moderate prices y ystnSr c ak
New Layer fai9ns Il s9 DO tSSso bS so G Scw S7
erragona Almonds 16'c Ivica no Lang cdoc lgG
PSs as 'S Sar $40 RS sicily &
g. 20 Ia%ala Ss. Loose SsS ss
81 40 so DO London Layers s221i LOO boxes Egg az az
sSc. lao cases Wanus. lS2el5@e 200 cases Naiolch'
oGsRRAIN-wHE4T-Marko without decided change for
cash lots options "a &c hgher closing nr Min, ~ emad
ia,rIy active options sales $4,000 bush future
$1,000 bush h Sas Pf o4 Tarseeq red
51 % 10 Ns' RED O 81 q OT cercae
81 O7.asl O9h delivered the latter for Fancy MshEan
i Csas Gs DS Sn@raG SS wh Ss ss ~
NO. % %Rs So 60 oi' %s,d Ns %a o g esa
a., Req sT 8 90 closing S
q q gsrua DO January e si closing 81 s 81
White SSysmSsF closing q or BID q o5o 6s6
2RLLY~Mark arm ana fairy active; sales sle
300 bush. Tworowed state TO ar I've this week BOO
10000 bush do for December delivery, Sc ~ 600 bns
Canada No. Bright 81 y DSl OIL. BARLEY MATT
quiet and steady .CORNMarketl c lower Tor cash Ot
ana Qgl sc better for options fair export demand gnt
homo trade inqtrv ODD lusin"ss options sae.,
bush for export, Unsound New Western. 6-6IIc; IN
graded Western Mixed 0o9c. High hixed. e)c o.
ed. GJJc In elevator and delivered Including one
load for to 9Oc three loads 70 arve sOCn SJc
and 1900 bush for steamer Of next Thursday, eSc No
Mixed November 9i1s Sc. closing - 2c do December
7GG,7cy closing TIC; do. year 76G77lsc, closing ct
New Mixed seier year, B9s4Q7rc closing TOO; do jan
uary O. d64 &C. closing 64c do February. 62 683 10,
closing 6Sasc do May. 6lAe6 &c. closing 62lsc..-
OATS Market about steady, closing sha.e nIm saes,
5o4.OO0 bush. including No. at ~ loc; No z t2sG42o
for certtbcses a go deli'e No quoted 4zisc NO.
Western. 3sd43c.; White do. A. 1llc: Mixed state
45c. White do 4785ic; No. Mixed November. AZ ~.
closing i2ci do December 424 G43isc. 81 sing 80:
do January 43a4iisc, closing Al sc do February, 44e
GUNNY BAGGING-Quieta at 7i4a9l2c.
Hump, &c.-Jute But quiet at 7t8d22c. Hemp slow
at II a0 IL sc. Tor Manila ana b3ir. for Ssal.
HAY AND SIRAW-tIiIne Hay Is strady, bit the over
gtanes are peuty and easy straw easy. I1ay-Medumt
Prime. S5d90c. shipping 5jd60c.; clover 4jG70c 40.
Rye straw oCc; short do. 5Oc Dat straw SO Qlac
HI DEs-in demand and firm.
HOrS-Ihs marKet continues strong and choice New
State quOted 81 lud& 20 Common, Sl0sl 10; Ola
state and EASTERN 9jc dSi 10 The country markets are
firm also the adrics from the United Kingdom and
Europe Dealers their here
gone 10 the d ug market for substitutes
LEAIHElA mo ierate trade is reported in Henlock sole
at steady prices Union Tanned fluids fair movement at
unchanged prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-15

The following shows the exports exclusive OF
specie from the Port of NewYork TO foreign ports
for the week ending November 4 and since the be-
ginning of the year, compared with the CORE
spending periods of previous years
1891 1892
For tho veck AZ 0si 3Ss e7OO52l0 s6g58.8o3
previously reported 35636t74O 3279sls02 29223l.0G4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-15

Creamery S9 wslshso hub choice 81 sa2
Do. good to prime 80 a . Do fair 10 good ...2S OPS
10 sweet eTsaa al laSe Y' GaiiIcs
Selections $50 p Io Sood to prime - eSo
DO. cnolce liDes.-..33 ga Firkins dairies 80 ~,
Do airto sool...2o $50 DO lair to princ...27 G29
DO poor ..-.'''.''zu' 40
WESTERN
Creamery. Egin Do. straight in.
PS en iowa Pc s i s.
DS S ESGq 10 sO gPSods S5S & ooi ~
DO poor ...........N a26 DO. ue,h c. Oioe..22 e23
TsIs ys s35 B. B. p D%os % e.
chEEsE
bd5e Week OoI %s'A E21
qE the week S iSS S95 same Se s 100 boxes
pool S0sS2s T rb I saS9 o P' on Loaaon
and the home trade and the market dun steady inc
roiSang Se bat fSr October il is degt TO sSceeG
and FOR August OF tins eaec makes there Is inquiry
except hgutes than holders Wiling accept
Cabo advioes from abroad Indicate dep .e ami
et hss SI snr %S tne %aer NE s4 S h
ior The best oreamery sSias plenty dull ana lower
the rulng price or Ch3cc EHpor'ers have boon buying
sISSe.FscsOry sept. Ohio nats fine mild. la.olsh
Fanny @i3s. Do goot 70 prime ghSh
DO. due ar., si5+ Creamery: partly
DO poor 10 Gair...... % DO fully skimmed.. %
Receipts for the week leoo. T.ss week e2 pkgs;
same last year. 1921 pAgs Receipts are large but
runal consist OF lined and
o oS %R .h As s' goods sGSs s
scarce and saDo tul prices IcehOuse Egg, ara
saIabIe at 2gc strictly ,hOce and neld but short nme
buI most held s.lng nj "a and ,ome
very iueO have sold low 2lc STATE Tresh an
fair aud brm lAmed saable at but not
many offered.
Jersey, ana Ia 1. western and Cana
per doG .,.........S2 =. uan pnme. % a2SL
SfaiV aud Penn.... ~ ESQ western aud Cana
Western fancy .-..25 y dian, Inferior. G27
llAiied 20 bG21
FRUITS AND BERRIEs-PRRsH
Exports OF Apples the O74o bDls Apples have
supply, demand favor
Choice lots OF Baldwin aud dreaming are held nny NJ - 10
bu, there lew Offering OF quality exceed S. hail fuit
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very quiet and some holders have shaded prices Ia :,
tawDf 70 sell freely. Concord held drmv N C
Gull unless OF very choice quality Isabella qus a, sy
Ida Oranges In liberal supply. diLaDd 1eak 0a,s,9 ha
ton rarely obtained for any but repaek a fruit 1o
have further advanced and rule very strong aSstng