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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-11
The Comet Divided.

Thursday morning E. E. Bernard,
Of Nashville, Tennessee, discovered
that the comet now visible in the east
before sunrise, had separated into
three equal parts. The largest is es-
timated at $4,000 miles in length,
and the space between the fragments
Of the nucleus is estimated to be not
less than 1000. miles. Professor
Wilson, Of the Cincinnati Observa.
tory, corroborates the statement from
Nashville Of the separation OF the
nucleus of the comet into three frag
ments. The disturbance makes nc
difference in the appearance of the
comet to the naked eye.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-11
DISTRICT COURT.
Ninth Days Proceed nys.
w EpNEspAY, Oct. /.

w EDNESDAY, Oct. IL.
J. J. Taylor VS.. James Moore
Stay Of proceedings on judgment for
90 days granted on condition that de-
PENDANT file bond in the sum of $500
The People, ETC., VS.. John Smith
Indictment for murder. Defendant
pleads not guilty. Trial set for the
25th inst.
The following cases were set for tria
on the 21st inst: j. l.. Holman VS.
Jas. Moore; VIM. Hyndman VS.. J. l.
Jefreys; A. McElroy ct al. VS. the
Bellevue NJ. Co.
Synnott & Welsh VS.. NJ. Shaugh
nessy.-Continued.
VIM. y. Abbott VS.. Mary A. Alb
bott.-Placed on the calendar.-De
fault of defendant entered. Cause re
ferred to Clerk to take proof.
Adjourned to the 18th inst. at Il
O'Clock.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-11
A HOSPITAL LIBRARY.
DR.. Miller Intends TO Have One and
SOlicits Donations of Books. Etc.

DIR. Miller, having concluded to
have library for the use of the pa
tients at the Miners Hospital, near
Smiths Warm Springs, up Croy gulch,
solicits contributions or donations of
books, magazines, etc, from the pub
lie. DIR. Miller has started the library
by giving a large bookcase, and
Charles Dickens and Walter Scott 3
complete works, and intends to sup
ply all the bookcases that will be
needed and to present number Of
works of favorite authors.
Persons wishing to donate can
leave the books at his office on Bull
lion street. Iii case he should be ab-
sent when the donors call, the books
may be left on the desk. The names
of the donors will be carefully pre-
served in book kept for the purpose
when the number of donations
warrants the expense, neat labels
stating the donors name will be
printed and pasted on the cover 0.
the books.
The library, it is expressly stipulated
by DR.. Miller, shall be an inseparable
part Of the whole which shall consti
tute the Miners Hospital. And i
DIR. Miller ever sewers his connection
with the hospital, he will bind his sue
cessor to keep the library in good or
der, and retain it entire in the institu
ton.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-11
THE NEW MEXICAN "BOOM."
How Idaho Is Being Worked for the
Benefit of that Land OF Horrors.

In the saloons and on hotel reading
room tables throughout Idaho has
again commenced the annual free dis
tribution of pamphlets and maps of
New Mexico which, as usual, emanate
from Socorro, the to-be "future great.
They count now upon the snow and
cold driving hundreds of ldahoans
out, and they need them there to live
upon this winter. The descriptions
in the pamphlets read like fairy tales,
but to practical miners who have been
there are only the fantastic contor-
tons of imaginative penny-a-liners
paid by owners of snide mining loca-
tons, hotels, saloons and real estate
spectators. The issue Of pamphlets
do not emanate from disinterested
public benevolence. They tell of the
wealth of their mines and the glories
of their climate, when it is a fact that
the only valuable property there is
creek or spring -both Of which, like
diamonds, are valuable on account OF
their scarcity. The maps are dotted
all over with printed towns and riel
silver, gold, copper and other mines
but no one who has travelled over that
country ever saw them. The entire
territory Of New Mexico, other thar
on two small ranges of hills, is a des.
o!ate, God forsaken section of the
United States, and, save a few MeNl-
can ranches scattered along the sandy
shallow Rio Grandc, which grow
scanty crops with constant irrigation
the only products of the country are
lizards, rattlesnakes, owls, horned
toads, scorpions, tarantaulas, hookers
flies, cactus, hard cases, grcasers, bao
Indians, dobie huts, land swindles
and ruin to everyone who ever invest
ed money in its mine locations. i
would make fit country for a pena
colony for the United States, and i
partly colonized already.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-11
A NATURAL DIVERSION.
A Young Man Who Wishes to See the
Comet, Looks ut the Milky Way,
TucfnNI

Instead.
Last Monday evening young man
of HALEY arranged with his sweet
heart that he should call at her
home and awaken her at o'clock
a. M, with serenade on French
harp-whereupon she was to hasten
and join him in observing the comet.
The plan succeeded, but as they
stood side by side, Charlie could not
possibly see the long tailed star,
though the young lady repeatedly
pointed at it. Having only partly
dressed, to cover the deficiency the
young lady had thrown a shawl over
her shoulders, but it had fallen, in
her efforts to point out the comet.
Finally, thoroughly chilled, she told
Charley to stand Immediately behind
her-he being very much taller, could
look over her shoulder and follow the
line of her finger. Charley did get
Immediately behind her, but it soon
became evident that he was no,
tracing her aim at the comet. In
her vexa.ion she turned quickly, and
] caught his eyes intently fastened
downward whereupon she said, arch
ly: "Why, Charley! You amt trying
to see the comet; you've been looking
at the milky way"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-11
Rare Sport.

VIII Child returns to Shoshone to-
day. He states that the ranchers and
cattle men down there are offered
rare sport in killing deer which are
now leaving the foothills for Snake
river valley, where thousands Of them
winter annually, and mix with cattle
on the winter ranges. The stage
passed eight deer below HALEY, yes.
terday.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-11
RECENT TRANSFERS.
Abstract Of the Deeds Filed for Record
Since Last Saturday.

James W. Hayford, of Iltfn, Ohio,
to the Robert Emmett and Forest
Creek Silver Mining Co., of Idaho-a
corporation organized under the laws
of Illinois. All right, title and inter-
est to the Robert Emmett mine, the
Forest Creek No. /, the Forest Greek
No. 3, the Buckeye and the Idaho
mines-all located in Forest Creek
gulch, two miles northwest from the
mining camp of Bullion, in Mineral
Hill Mining District, Alturas county,
Idaho. Consideration, 100000.
Oct. &c. b. Hall, Of Alturas
county, to Caroline $. Petit, of the
city of New York. The Brick Pom
eroy mine, situated in Middle Boise
Mining District, adjoining the Last
Chance, and near the town of Atlanta;
also, tunnel to the mine 500 feet
long; also, dump right, frame
house and l,l00 feet of placer ground
in Quartz gulch. $4,000.
Oct. 6.-J. II. Merriam, of Alturas
County, to William Petit, of New
York City $50 feet in the Esmeralda
lode, located one mile northwesterly
from Broadford, between Mammoth
and Colorado gulches; also, one
half interest in the Esmcralda Exten-
sion to the southeast $3.50.
Sept. 25.-J. II. Casey, of Atlanta,
to Mrs. Amanda Baxter, of the same
place. A fourth interest in the bed,
erick lode, Oh Tahoma hill, west from,
the Tahoma mine; also, all right, title
and interest in a tunnel of 1870 feet tc
said lode. 81.
Sep.1.-Nelson Davis, Of Atlanta
to the Tahoma G. & s. Mining Co, OF
Meadvillc, Pa. The water-right To-
Gated on the east side of the middle
Boise River, beginning 60 rods below
Warm Springs, 200 rods to a mill
, site. $4OO.
Sep. 3o.-Thos. f. Finigan, of At
lanta, to J. l.. Kelly, of Cambridge
boro, Penn. A house and lot in At
lanta, near the Monarch mill. $500
i Sept. 0.-lIenry Guyer and |. |
Lewis, of ketchum, to Frank j. Scott
D of Alturas County. An undividc,
: fourth Of the Idaho Belle, situated OF
a tributary of Rock Creek, near t.
!, the Piute, Oriental and Bismarck, i
u Mineral Hill District. $3.50.
, Sept. Horace G. Lewis of ketcl
y um, to Frank J. Scott, of Altur;
d county. A one fourth interest in tn
3 Idaho Belle lode, on Rock Creel
} Mineral Hill Mining District. $25l
e Oct. 5.-S. Kunkle, J. +. kunlil,
u and J. S. Roller, of Orado, county {
Alturas, Territory of Idaho, to job
n V. Farwell, of Chicago, Ill. All thu
l. fractional mineral lode on the weste
J. " end of the Narrow Gauge min
IS No. 2, Mineral Hill Mining Distric
IS known as the Depot lode, being Il
> same as covered by the Terminus lod
e. claim, located by Asa w. Clark
|
rs Aug. p, 1882. 5000.
l.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-11

A German farmer near Depere,
Wis, rejoices III an immense crop of
cabbages this year. He estimates
that by the close of the season he will
have sold over 10000 head, and will
have cleared net profit of more than
$500 per acre.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-11
Bar Meat.

A quarter of bear meat that shows
a thickness of four fingers of fat, is
hanging at the door Of Yeager & Ba-
ganza's market, on Main street, in
this city.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-11
% cts. VS.. $50.

The one buys box of BROWNS NEGE-
TABLE LIVER PILLS, which cures consti-
patton, siek-hcadache anda torpid liver
the other you pay, your/do as Il pen
atty for not using BEowN's LIVER Pills
in time: Which amount will yon pay
All of Browns Medicines for sale by J.
A. Rupert, and all druggists in Idaho.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-11
Frank Browns Brother Going Home

George w. Brown, Of Denver, who
has been here looking after the well
fare of his brother, Frank Brown, who
is charged with the killing of Colonel
+. NJ. Adams, will leave tomorrow for
home. He would like to remain here
until his brothers case is settled, but
is compelled to go by his old enemy
pneumonia. He expresses himself
satisfied with the kind treatment
which his brother has received at the
hands of the people here, and feels
confident that be will be honorably
acquitted.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-11
PostoMce Hours.

Week days-Ofice open from A. N. to IL P. NJ
Sundays-from II to P. NJ.
Money Orders issued from A. N. to p. n.
No Money Order or Registry business transacted
on Sunday.
Blackfoot nail closes at ~ A. N.
Kekon closes at A. N.
Ketchum, Galena and Sawtooth closes at l25s p. n
Bullion closes ut PM
Boise closes at 5h P. NJ.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-11
cit Might Have Been"

Thus your friends will sing as they
watch your lite pickering out with that
dread disease Dyspepsia; stay its rava-
ges by using at once RRowN's PEPsIN
Toxic. Remember! Delays are dan
9crOls.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-11

Col. Sapp, of Council Bluffs, Iowa,
brother-in-law of b. +. Blown, will re-
turn to Council Bluffs tomorrow MORN
ing, having had a pleasant visit to Wood
River, and met many old friends.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-11
THE DOLLAR COLUMN N.

Advertisements not exceeding an inch Tor ten
lines Of small type) in length will be inserted IN
this column for one dollar per week, or fifty cents
the first insertion and twenty five cents each adj
ditional interchangeable in advanced
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-11

For fine job work come to the
TINES Office.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-11
Notice to Taxpayers,

All persons owing taxes are hereby notihed thas
the same will become delinquent ON the second
Monday in November next, and unless paid 10y
that date fifteen per cent additional Will be added,
and also the sum of one dollar for each name or
assessment of property, in addition TO the fifteen
per cent
will be in the Recorder and Auditors Office,
uatley daily, from9 u. III. to p. m
l.. H. DfTToE.
Assessor and Tax Collector of Alturas county
Idaho Territory. all-2w
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-21
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

There is very little change to notice in
the cattle market, prices remain about the
same as they hsve been for the past ak
montbg. Receipts from the country adjacent
to Memphis have fallen off to great extent,
and our supply now is mostly coming by rail
all arrivals are promptly sold. Shippers
are buying all grades and paying prices TO
correspond with Eastern markets; the sup
Div 10 the yards is light, and the outlook
favorable There is a fair supply Of sheep
aud lambs in the PEN, with rather light
demsnd, and that only for the best grades.
Hogs are in moderate supply, with a limited
demand; the season has not fairly opened
yet. Quotations:
CA1TIE-Choice beeyes, 494Izc; good, S1zCa4c;
fair TO medium, 21<@Szc; good grazing cattle, q
2lzc sealswaez, ~ gi$<e gross; yearnngs, s4Ss;
mitch cows and calves, s15935 per nd
SHEEP-Choice. &c; medium, 3@3Zc; common.
LAxBs-Choice, per ID, 495c; medium, per hid,
s2G2 so.
dunn Ease; common, 6961zc.
Cows AND CALvES-Milch cows with young
alyes per head, SlO95O; yearli 1gs, Si97.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-21
FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCE.

Money commands per cent, with GOOD
demand and close. Exchange is coming in Freely
ClearinEs. Balances,
3s5obs 2. 2 OH; week i5s q $50 q
same time Last week. 5cS 5S 81 I ISgSIs 81
sane day last 59S % Io''oio %
EAcha1ge on New York buying at Il discount,
selling Al par. Eastern cotton bills buying q per
cent. discount. selling at par; ana excnAngef. on
Rank stocks-Bank of Commerce, l35: First Ma
tional IO2aI1O; German National, 20gZlO mai
haitian. I6O9l7O: State National, 122sl55i Union
RAILROAD stocks1Mississippi and Tennessee, cog
65; Mobile and Ohio 292s; MemPnis aa6 tcd
mortgage bonds, rs QSs5l, lGl9lOo: 90. ooHso!a,
II2; Memphis and Little Rock hfst moTtseee
consols A, I27; do. B. llOGl1S. o.
Miscellaneous Merehanti storage ana Msr11bis
Gas stock, 759SO; do. bonds, 91@lee; memphis
Water Company, bonds with accrued interest,", par
mic BONDS, S.; Coupons from old bonds. 30; from
compromise bonds Co; ledger selAnces, 3d ndS
edness. Is; Shelby county (Memphis and Ohio
rzilroadl Is, IS; warrants, ss9lOo bldInone ' on
District 50, /, 1917; do scrip. t2@121z; Bank
Of Tennessee notes, new issue SS9t5; Cnttend zen
county (Ark.l warrants 40; DO. DeshA county o|'
do. Mississippi county. 80
PARIS, October 20.-Rentes, 8lL 424c.
New ORLEANS, October 20.-Sight e1-
change on New York, par. Sterling exchange-
bankers bills, 1904
LONDON, October ZO.-CoosoIs, 1Vl f-lOj
account 1Ol 9l6; AS. 1914 122; Illinois central
81; Pennsylvania Central, 65z4; New York Cen
trai, 361z; Erie, so; Reading, 81.
NEW YORK, October 20.-Money, 4@7 per
cent, closing offered at per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper. SOS per cent. Sterling exchange
bankers bills steady, $50 demand 49, G9Tern
bonds irregular. state securities neglected
The stock market has been very irregular, but
closing prices show an advance in the general list
Of 1sc53 per cert. compared With the closing
prices Of yesterday. Richmond aud DaDviile,
kichmond and West Point, and Northwestern pre-
ferred were most prominent in the advance Inc
Wabaxhcs however, closed q fractien.lower. The
leading stocks ranged as follows: Union Pacific,
1O55z@iO7; Texas and Pacific, Sszsg40H; wabash,
3iL<a32; Wabash preferred, 59A60H; Western
Union, s6Jl@s7A: Delaware, Lackawsnna and
Western, l3Jtk9JS7; Denver, 5l2S953H; Kansas
and Texas, $5L9341S; Lake Shore, 1125S91l314;
Louisville and Nashville, 54H@55sz; Northern Pa
cifc 44Xd55; Northern Pae fc preferred, 921sg
93L; Missouri Pacific, 1031<91051z; Milwaukee, and
ST Paul, g5S911O1z; st. Paul and Omaha, $50
49,; Michigsn Central, I00aS91OlA; Canada
southern, 66149671z; Richmond and Danvtlle,
74@s2 aud Richmond and West Point, S494o
- .fr.ex rtsfaf IONS wei a. f0llOWg.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-21
HousE-suJLpING MATERIALS.

Bricks, lime and cement quiet at former
prices.
FRAMING LUNBER-Yard pFices-Rongh. SD per
1000 feet; dressed, $50; yellow pine noor1ng' vs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-21
EurtIRE MOVEMENTS.

The Lee-liuers Monday are James Lee, for
Friars Point, and Coahoma. for oseeola.
The Golden Crown, Capt E l. Shinkle, Is
the first O-liner down for New Orleans
The Charles P. Chouteau. Capt. VIM.
Thorwegan, is due down for New Orleans.
The Mark Twain, Capt. w. P. Hall, is the
packet Monday evening for Hales Point
The Anchor-liuers Sunday are the Com
for ST. Louis.
The Tiger, Capt. S. Basket, is the packet
this evening at 5 O'Clock for Peters Landing and
all way points; William Darby in the office.
The Clinton, Can't. James Vandergrifi, lie
the Anehor-Line packet this evening at O'Clock
for Cairo and st. Louis. Henry Dietrich is her
cle1k.
The Rene Mscrssdy, Capt. o. K. Joplin, is
the packet this evening at o'clock for Helena
and all way landings A l. Banning Is her at
tentiye clerk -,.,----.-- a. ----.-s-.
The Ida Dsrrsgh. Capt. j. J. Darragh, is
the packet this evening a. oeleex, ior a, a..
charge Of her once
The Dean Adams, Capt. Mark r. Cheek, is
the United States mail packet Monday evening for
Arkansas City and all way landings. A. L. Cum
minis is in the office.
The james w. CAT, Capt Robert w. Wise,
will be found in port this morning and leaves
again this evening at o'clock for al points on
| tees is her attentive clerk The Can VIII give
1 cheap rates to all points North and East.
The Josie Harry, Capt. Milt r. Harry will
be found in port this morning, and will leave
| again this evening at O'Clock for all points on
| White river, going through to Jaeksonport, max
White and Black rivers Fred Jones ana Hugt
4 Smith are her clerks.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-21
PROVISIONS

Hog products easier. Butter steady at
quotations.. Lard higher.
BUrrER-Sutterine 179lsc; common, 1sa2Oc;
country, 2O@25c< Western, 23@2ic; fancy dairy,
cH2 sf iSiic full cream, 14sl41zc;
Mss PoRS-s25 rs per barrel; sugar cured hams,
SIC So; breakfast bacon, s17 IS per cwt.
eel ar sides s: siI clear riO'
BULK MEATs-Packed-cles sides, SO; clear nib;
SIS 80; shoulders, sil; strips 49, original
I2RD-Tierces, s1s rs; kegs, sl4 l211 20 ID pals
sl4 371z IOb s14 ga BIB, sl4 s71S; leaf lard 81
NEW new YORK, october 2O-Pork dull and lower;
| new mess, SIS s711@24. Lard stronger; prime
LOUISVILLE, October 2O.-Pork steady with a
| fair demsnd; mess, s25 Lard firm; pure leaf l4c
c Gear riS i5zc clear sides, l55sc Bacon quiet
but firm; shoulder, 11Hc; clear ro' 1896 clear
dairy 25e2ss er PORK o Gnh dH9
sS 20 Of at prT salt meats nothing
i61Sc; short clear, 17@171sc Lard, l27Sc.
l. CINCINNATI October 2o.-Pork quiet, s2o.
| Lard ouiet PIC. Bulk meats scarce aud firm ;
shoulders, 1OI4c; clear rib, 1512c. Bacon quiet;
ser in actise demand and prices have advanced
S sac. "s''e''' 49, - ' .
BALTIMORE, October 2O-Provisions quiet
| and easy Mess pork s23 Is. Bulk meats-loose
shoulders and clear RID sides nominal; 9iZ
| Hams I7al7Izc. Lard-rehned li1sc. Butter firm 4;
choice Western. packed 23925c; creamery, S29Sic-
Eggs steady, 23924c
| NEW ORLEANS, October 20.-Pork scarce, sells
on arrival at SIS 12%G26. Lard scarce and nrm
| refined tierce, I35Sd151zc; keg, 1S1s914c. Buik
| meats easier; shoulders. packed. 114c CIGAR no,
| 14s<@l4zsc. Bacon-market bare ana called Ioi
| shoulders command, 117Zc; clear rib, l654c; long
| clear. I67z9I7c; short clear, 1713c: Hams-sugaI,
| cured scarce and firm; canvased. ordinary anu
| medium average Is 10 16, choice, l61z@lo1zc-
| CHICAGO October 2O-Butter steady and firm
Elgin creamery, S7assc; choice to fancy creamery
SsaS5c; fair to good, 2sgS2c PoGk active 81, 0e y
20 sSL November SO 0714@19 10 the year ant
, january, $40 O5Gl9 OH February; LARD aenv.
hut a shade lower; IL 659l2$4c cash and OCTOBER
I2O5aI2O7l<c November, II. 40@l1 .421zc the year
: IL 22Xa1114c January and February, n.Saa13S
all 40c May Bulk meats steady; shoulders. lO1ac
short rib, l5c: short clear 151zc.
: | Cdu.-Pork active, firm and higher; - ~ casi
$40 45 Noyem ber S19 I2L the year, $40 Is January
1 SO 10 February. sl9 IS May, Lard unsettled gu
|. | generally higher; 12.65Wl290c cash, 12l219c NC
vembcr 1l421sc the year, l1.221sc January, ll73
i February, @11.i0c May.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-21

January-February, 69-64, s-e4d; February March
6l0-64. 9-64d; March-Aprii. Y cd; APnl,IMay'
1860 May-June, l7-64. 6 10 81, b l0-o4u' june
July 2O-64, 6 IS "a, I7-64d- -
At $50: Manchester easier; December-Ja
$50 Marcil-A April He'd; MaY-June, lo-oidi
June-Juiy, 1S-64d- - III,
At 5: cemberJanuaTy. 8 7-e4d; ysnusry-Is,e CD
ruary $3.50, 6 Cad; April-Aay. lS-oid' Aa3
June s I5-64d: June-July, 1850
Futures closed barely steady. 49,, =, n,
he les were American: Spectators took 200 bales
exporters $500 bales; forwarded from s1lps dlTec
70 spinner 500 bsles; actual export SVOO peies-
Total receipts "a 900 bales American, $500 bales
Total stock 40 600 bales American. 15OOOo osies
Amount afioat 2lS,000 bales; American, lOO,OV
.,n,uanr rnArrn srArENENT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-21
POULTRY EGGS, etc

Eggs STEADY anu plentllui. Eouluy III A"i
supply and steady, and prices unchanged.
Other articles quoted.
observation-disclosures 81 Ge61 75 for red; 81 1872
for yellow from levee; 81 25 for large baTres iron
store small barrels &. Potatoes, II S9g< ~ non
levee 81 2592 so from store. Sweet potatoes nom
nal. Cabbage lively: Chicago, S6@S per huhoieu
loose from store St. Louis, 81 5O@1 20 oy the eIht'
Celery 40960: per dozen. New kIaut IN Mni>f -
barrels s696 so IN 40gallon barrels, 90 oOg9oi III
half barrels, IS Z5Q3 so. Garlic, Il per hunuIeu-
FRUITs-0ranges, 81 per barrel lemons 70
per box. Cocoanuts sc per hundred. feaIslu 3
Virginia, hund-picsed, lie; Tennessee reu' ~
white, Sc; roasted 23zc higher; sheileo' ~,
monds. 19@20e Texas peaeans, 1Ie; Al 1o
6aSe English walnuts, 144l6c. tIipeTs, 10,
Brazil nuIs-oid, &c; new, Sc. Ra1slns,-LosnuVsn,
layers. SIS so; Imperial, IS 3d. Brandy chefrAes -
APPLfs, Erc.-Apples, 81 1892 80 from leyee,
New Southern dried apples, &c per pounu tiUx
store. New crop dried peaches; &c rom s ssore
Cranberries, sill 509l2 per barrel Pickles. neuiuin
barrel. IS 754e; hall barrel. 81 75@5- -
CIDER-Missouri, ss@s 80 per barrel anu "a 10
per half barrel.
EG6s-2092ic. ~, :,
FIsH-Msckerel-12-lb kit, No 1, sl91 10; No: z.
s5@95c: 15-lbs No. 1, 81 1901 90; No SoSSSS St
half-barrsl, S0Ibs No !, 81 90; No - 30 nniss
fish. No. l, per half-barIel Sc 5o4o 20 Isn.as'
| 81 1894 50: per kit. nominally 81 70. Drleo ner
rings per box. 25@3Oc; North Carolina roe nerrihs
| haIf-barrel, SO so. ,,. ..,o,
| PorLrRY-Ch1ice old hens. SIS 5Oe4; old mixed
| 50 50@S; large young, s3@5 rs; medium, sz9< 90
| small, 81 75n2 d. Young ducks, So9S o.