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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-02-09

Grand Enoampmenl T. q. a. H.
were elected toiNnb u y Ice
!. W. Kerr, Il ". q, ~ Wi H. y Delosde
nicer r. W. q 81 1'Ioinas N Joseph ]
W. q. T.iS -, u, stronI, u W. o.. Viz
A lllynl' and Fred lifletnn, u w u, u +
S,V Ayr0ViO, FebrtIry 7.--lndependent
order Of odd Fellows Grand encampmcnt,
second day A solution vas adopted
that our representative 10 the sovereign
Grand lodge he aud ak hereby instructed
to vote and use their Innencc against ere.
atng an additional dc DE for the uniform
patrarchs. ~
Chartmswere gran 10 now encamp-
ments at Wills PoI0 sfnn Idndt county,
and at Gentry Mills, lmllton county
Several amcndmcn Were made TO the
constitution of the q n cnCampmcnt
The jury Of inquC endercd u verdict
that James Callahan led from pistol shot
wound inflicted W. his own hand,
The deceased wa 3L8l years Of age,
a native citizen pr jrnent man and was
only defeated, in ri fling for mayor, by Il
few votes a few II ago. He was con
npcted by marra UIwith the families of
Grenet, Gallagher -ilbean and Caslanola,
and was buried n, bD to-day.
The annual elect :. of officers of the San
Antonio Merchan h. exchange yesterday
resulted as fOlloIo President, A. b,
Frank; first vice }sident, Charles Hugo
second vce-presi 1t, II. Grenet; treas
urer, ]. 5. LOckwN / (; directors, e. q. Cres-
son, Ed lIassney, y. Orynski, Charles II.
NASH August BE i nap inspectors of cleo
ton, A. Michael, Staiiel and II. Bcrge.
The following Esolution was passed by
the grand lodge Odd Fellows:
Resolved, Thu on Wednesday, the 18th
instant, at IL Oh eek a. m, a public lodge
of sorrow be COZ ened in this hall, that p
G. NJ. and p. G. x. NJ. ID. Herring and p.
G.. Stillwell LII Russell be requested to
deliver the mIloral address on the life
and character o Brother Ridgely, and that
such other servE.e be had rs may be devised
by a special col lmittce Of five to whom is
c0nfided the p1paration of q suitable pro-
gramme for sail memorial occasion.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-02-09
Mckinney.
Special to the ! lrald.

MCKINNEY, february THE East Line
railroad force Of clearers, graders and track
I'iayers are at work in spite Of the bad
weather From the Central depot on East
Lawrence street they are grading for cigh-
teen miles 10 Farmersville, and they are
laying rails between Farmersylle and
Greenville. They expect to have through
train from Jefferson by April LIST. A great
many people are delaying building resi-
dences and stores until it is completed,
when the price of lumber will fall.
The engineers and surveyors of the Texas
& Great Western railroad reached here Fri
day last. Tley have made their route, To-
eating il inald through the northern part
of the city, around to the Central depot on
the east sideI They intend building their
local depots,, North Tennessee street,
about two big KS north of A. and W. Hun
stables resAaAea. The surveying corps
inform us that they intend to build the
road at once.
At the annual election of officers for the
Collin County Fair association, last week,
the following were elected George White.
president; l.. W. Oglesby, vice-president;
Ed. Il. Stiff, I'd vice-president; j. L. Fur
guson, secretary; L. A. Foote, treasurer.
Directors--T T. Emerson, j. l.. Doggett,
J. A. Buck, Richard Maltbie, - FurguSon,
Will Hunstable.
There are a good many strangers-drum.
mers, railroad surveyors, contractors and
laborers-in the city. The Foote house is
crowded every day.
Business only fair, as the mud is thick.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-02-09
Fort Worth,

Special 4 he Herald.
FoKIS oKIH, February 1.-The Traders
Natiork bank will be opened here the first
of Maiki by prominent merchants of the
CITY, SIS, 900 being already subscribed.
Stoks, colored, was arrested here this
evenin, and lodged in jail for forging the
name Of Mcmillan, colored, TO deposit
check belonging 10 Mcmillan for 500 on
the lNSt National, and 800 on the City
Natio Ial bank. Stokes made acknowledge
ment Of guilt, $675 have been recovered.
A. a. Corley, once fayorably connected
with he press here died Saturday night.
Mr. s. A. Talbot, of Galveston, lectured
here last night on spiritualism.
nv. DIR. Ditzler concluded his lectures
her Saturday night on Ingersolli-m.
FJRT WORTH, February Two small
bo,s, Johnnie Lang and George McCraCken,
wee arrested here this evening, charged with
bu glarizing Bonds gun-shop. on Houston
4tset. Sunday night, and stealing eleven
Iitols, ten Of which have been recovered.
Trey are stopping at the calaboose.
THE county court disposed Of fifty cases
4 the criminal docket yesterday.
The case Of z. NJ. Richards, charged with
kne murder Of Joseph Thompson, was taken
up this evening.
a number Of saloon men were fined in
the mayors court for violating the Sabbath
law.
The new skating-rink makes its opening
tonight.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-02-09
Palestine.
Iale'
Special to the Herald.


PALESTINE, February Gust below VIII
is, on the International railroad, freight
train Jumped the track during the storm OF
Friday night, and among the freight cars
were several barrels of whisky and beer.
They were carried to the woods near by,
and a more drunken gang never were in
that neighbOrhood before. 1t took all the
efforts of Roadmaster Crownin to get
things in shape, so as to get enough sober
men to clear the track and make way Tor
passenger trains.
Deputy Sheriff Warner had negro con-
Wet named Green in charge to-day. Green
skipped and Warger fired at him. The ne
gro kept on running. Half of the town ran
out and blazed a.Vay at him to the great
distraction of q fsrd of cows passing by.
Finally Mayor IIlval sent a ball through
Green, and he d pped into the arms of the
pursuing sheriff
PALESTINE, february Chess Thomas,
negro, conviled of murder whose case
was affirmed fy the supreme court, was
told this morriig by his lawyer, Mr., Link,
that his last Il ance was gone and he must
prepare to M. He simply answered :
"Well, boss, mt you give us a chew OF
tobacco"
Hereafter DAINTY convicts here who do
not pay thJ fines will be hired out by
Sheriff DaveI ON farms of Brazos county,
with who'd owners contracts were
made to-daJ make all pay of their fines to
the countyIld work them at plantation
rates. So III month.
ID. j. HEX, for long time superinten-
dent of thd International e Great Northern
telegraph Lie, has resigned and accepted a
position al ". Louis. Mr.. Healy's depar-
ture FRONT alestne will be heartily regret
ted by ho{ offriends.
CountI ddge lowers to-day inflicted sew
eral hea1 fines on parties. connected with
keeping I9wdy houses.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-02-09

0rgankod and M able aud cnmpfahcnsIU
ohnrqa elvon this evoulng by ilie cpud
There Nv 10 large crowd In town today.
Many psinys we're sold
The engine on tho Tap turned over on
Saturday night and another engine lu,
boon asked for from the Central, Hs 10 .WIIl
require wrecking train 10 place u bncI. ON
The track.
The physicians Of Joe Forylhc, the man
who was shot by Charles Moore ut Ennis,
say that he will recover.
Mr.. Montgomery, your agent Is here,
and Is taking many subscriptions for the
HERALD.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-02-09

The A alabama house, on East Main street
was discovered TO be on fire vest erday
morning. b mt the flames were extinguished
with few buckets Of water. No alarm was
sounded. a. there was no need q if. u
was evidently the work II an inc-ndisry. us
there vas no fire in the room where the
hamcs were discovered. ONLY small hole
was burned in the plank partition.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-02-09

There &C. room in Texas fir millions NJ people.
and she invites them o. come. Railroads are
revolution ling The State They Hu being built
everywhere Dob nrr Vusf domain. and cur hruui
acres only aauir the r1n"h cot fHa hu.nluIuan f1
hul and blossom aa fIf rH-a. -If.s.'f.'l" fHr n
reliable neusT paper ami learn some 10 ODE Cd
EHuiages presented f1 sou ngrH -.uI fHf sam
De Uufies Aur enUre"u. man can Tru1uf. a
rufy ri the paper Tor himself f.- one year llEE
1y a few hour cKcr-i1u
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-02-09

Ann Nichols was robbed Monday night OF
her t.unk and i15 in money. She va.
stopping 90 the Dsl'as house aud tIla trunk
containing her cI1 thes and tbe money were
carried oil fv fle thieves. Tie trunk vas
found O. ier irulrel yards l-aHf .-.ri OBI.
IH.sr. Hr.r-frI olrn ard fIr HH.hHa rrI
money raun. There o. uH cine as fr ulH
rI.lr '.f.s-la are
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-02-09
BRENNAN.



BRENNAN February Give have had a
special election for city assessor, for the va
cancy caused by the death Of W. j. Bryan.
Much interest was taken. 1t was a game Of
seven.up tor the prize there being seven
candidates out and 100 votes polled. Il. L.
Daley received 90, beating the next high
est vote.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-02-09

The case of Mordecai Bros. VS.. the IIous-
Ton & Texas Central railroad, on trial in the
county court yesterday, was decided in IA
vor of the railroad company. This is a case
in which plaintiffs sue under the statutes
for Manages in the sum of five hundred
dollars for alleged unjust discrimination
againsrplaintiils in freights on GOTTEN. A
similar vase, Evans q -. VS.. same, was de-
cided on Saturday evening in favor Of the
railroad company.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-02-09

~ 1r Of 0rr citizens ORE decreasing ODE
.-aaf..r ~ -r '.afifIf.rr rrffnr aa.l -f
81 Ia-I Dr. ha'f fhlf o. cIr.neI Err ,e
true fha-r riI sHrI o. rfFH IfiHr ir rr /
nary rlair- nrI decide. tumble ir tIa
r-ra rrH-E Wn-I rr' re-r-
fr- r. usrr rrrure ard safe O. liable
~ ffe r-1r-iafHr and rHrraHarf .r fha
re1rle q Ii ihs r-l-ttr ID a. .ta-tt fT eli
means
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-02-09
FIFTH & OLIVE SITS


That in, all throat, chest and lung trou
blcs-colds, whooping-cough, asthma. con.
sumption, etc.-even Il single dose of Dr.
Acker's English Remedy will relieve the
worst symptoms of distress. it is pleasant to
take, may be given to the youngest child
and guarantees cure in every case. Trial
bottles only 10 cents. Regular sizes Scots
and 81. For sale by W. H Patterson e. Co.
the Peachstone Liniment men,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-02-09
COrsicana.
Special 70 the Herald

CoHscAsA, February 6.-The freshets
caused bv the late heavy rains washed the
bridge over Brier creek. between here and
Rice. completely away. Also the bridge
over Richland creek, besides three other
imp1rtant county bridges. A train which
len Waco on the Narrow Gauge last Thurs
dav for this place has. not yet arrived, d
being stopped at Springhill by washouts,
both east and west Of 4.
The holiness hand Yesterday recom-
rue1ced holding their. street corner. opes
efr meetings. and viii continue them a.
long e. the weather permits.
County criminal court convened TINS
rrarrinE. Judge Beale Vre-iding, with an
uuusuaiir large docket
TIrf frfchers afl of whom have been in
ril-r.I rl- not making reports according %
lr--. VII probably De tried tiiis week
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-02-09
Waco.
Special to the Herald.

WACO, February There has been a Sc
lvere accident on the Missouri Pacific rail
road. Major 'Wa5Jlnrn and Mr.. and Mrs.
Stoll were thrown from II l.ssner,on qNd,
killed George Stoll was badly injured y
train with physicians is about to start to
the scene Of the wreck. No further partic~
| i1larS
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-02-09

ue hands OF every newspaper rHIer Ws now
put it within thD reach Of ever body. D. viii
nnble the people o. send the pnpgr t1 friends
in the Older states who ARE thirsty Cor iuiurmu-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-02-09

TIE eTrfs HT A a. Tea--1- rile -r-a
--fHnr- Who rl-re1 fha heading ~-'e lr
he pea-zr-. -B-sl'er se-uirI. we're ed re-
-s.-1rr under 3 deere ri fhr riffl -asfs
count AL ua~a rI-rrtIrrlI ri Mrsars Nrar
q - 81 The snek
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-02-09
Weakness Cured

" fIN TTfTT NEITFII-
LYNN. Mass. December Is. 1SS0.-l gave
that valuable medicine, Browns ron Bit
tiers. 10 my sister for weakness. Aiter TAX
ing two bottles she was able to walk and
run as well as ever. ID is certainly Won
derful tonic MM. J0NEs.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-02-09
Every Farmer,
Every Laborer,
Every Mechanic,
Every Merchant,
Every Man and Woman,
Should Read the Herald.
IT GIVES THE NEWS |

u gives reliable commercial news and market
reports: interesting miscellaneous matter and
correspondence. 10 b. Chuste d g. iudepeud-
aut-the tool Of no clique or faction.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-02-09

~ n ~ IIT-Il
IT, Ftzo. February ~ ?. leslie,
80 t..r-r Dallas frr. died IN this rifv. q
.-.-r.-sH r.-arr.nria. afIar one weeks iI-
- rr-lfrr mn-uiur bis hrufher. VI u
li.rr q Tr.'ir. rrrirtI today. and VI. u
Ts.lirrs funeral took place tlls EFerliie iruil
- ws-frriaf church. III VII Dc cuuso-
ir.ir- ~ ~ friends I'M Dallas ~ know tllni
rIifnrrh q sfrrrrer in s-runre lnnl Pc
rarfi-el every dslicate and needed atien
frrr
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-02-09

Special to the HerFld

SpeClal 10 the liertlu.
AUSTIN, February 6:-The governor to-
day appointed j. ID. Thomas, Of Bryan, a
= director of the Agricultural ard Mechanical
llege, to succeed b. Pickett, deceased.
Nhe encouragement has referred the
alleged crooked insurance at, Galveston to
Major Spencer, district attorney, for inves-
tigation.
Articles of incorporation were filed this
morning nv the Revar Benevolent .seocia-
ton, an organization devote Il to works Of
mercy, including the finding OF employment
for its members.
Messrs. Taylor & Babcock, two Of the
sureties on the capIlar syndicate bond, are
engaged in investigating tlIe quality OF the
lands before delivering the bond. They
visited the land Office to-day. Should the
result be satisfactory the bohd will probably
be delivered tomorrow. The sureties are
Congressman Farwell, and his brother,
Abner s. Taylor, and A. lB. Babcock-the
aggregate Of whose resources is said TO run
up into millions.
Argument was commended in the Reuben
Boyce case to-day, anG will consume all
day tomorrow.
AUsrIY, February 7.-Marion Bailey, col
ored, stabbed by John Alexander, cOlored,
on Saturday. died Of his wounds this
morning. Tho evidence at the inquest
goes 10 show that the deed was in self
defense.
The Southern Presbyterian church has
entered suit against Calvin iMcCorkle, late
treasurer Of the Ladies Aid society, for the
recovery Of $50 belongingl TO the society
which McCOrkle il charged with withhold
ing.
The sherifs met to-day, but no quoruiG
being present, an adjournment was taks II
until tomorrow. Al
The capital bond was delivered and VI
cepted this afternoon. Work will 60 ahfiS
rapidly. H.
Several burglaries were committed n
night Among the private Residences r
were those Of Doc Day, II. N. Smith
d. c. Dunn. Mr.. Dunn andNhis dog {
chi0rOf0rmed.
The aft0rney-eenernl has insune
furniture and library IN his Office
the unerpended balance Of the cont
fund ofhis department
Several imprOmptu indignation ~ e.
ings were held to-day BY the laf rers a
this city as the result Of a rumOr u con
viof labor was % be I'd la
ercavafiuc Tor the new capitol. ca tractoi
Crearv promptly corrected the rIfnor b.
the statement that be has not ini9ded %
employ such ..bgr.
= =: :: :. II Z. :; !: ::
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Taken up by A. ;. lFuitt and esIayed before
oxen one a dark red, white facZ with some red
spots on nose and Jaws, some white under belly,
marked crop off right ear anH hole in left ear,
white and red specks more red on head and neck
than body, marked swallow fork in each ear,
bra'd indescribable on left hip, or S years old:
points of the horns of both oxen sawed of;
both sn-vs Value $50.
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s-ssa1 e. - p i-.ld-
Wfrrra-Hrr. FeiruarT t.-lfst-1ri
-~--- -r~rersd here this morning. ludst
sIs-.s-s r-ss5inr- Ths E-rni jury Eas
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-02-09

ruary G-Joln Thois
iar not in iLs neek ~
J fnOu-ssrrant en- The
T-ifav. died Te9erd1y
III Il in1nest rfs ayr
r ts dea.h from Elr
~ Ieuis Cilarmar
! f-Iafarsa
|o1f Feilrrs
wel-rrru1 ctixer
fr1ssif th-Iurt tls
Firand.l i1sses ir
T. sd % b. ne
o1s-- o. ne
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~ Moore cstr0ys before W II. Price on
mara bout six years old, Is hands high lifts
wits Il nose white on left fore-foot no brand
Vat1. $50. one dark bay mare, about five
,>alt old, II hands high branded X ON tho
,ig.,t jaw and indcscribably ON left shoulder
NMlun 30.
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6. W. Ayers estrayed before George Robert
'ol, Justice of Peace one sorrcl mare, blaze
ucc lie hind foot white shod in front AZ
hgnis nigh, years Old, branded circed X on lelJ
Sh1uldea one bay horse Is nands high, 3 yea
lIl. NrAnlnd Y ON loft shOmller NAlme SO.
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Taken up BYE X Martyr and estrayed before
W. NJ. Edwards, J. F., January %, 1852, light
sorrcl horse, 3-year-old white face, about II IL
hands, high, hrandei'W seven w on left Shout
der. Value $50.
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J. X. McAmrs estrays before Justice T. b.
Owens, one mare ABOUT years old, bay, brand
ed ON left side; two brown mares, about two TO
three years old, brand NJ on left shoulder and
one ycar-old colt, black, no brands. Value sSl.
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7. /. Nix cstrays before J A. Lindsay one
chestnut. sorrel horse, about years Old, ljl5
shor der a star in forehead, and right hind foot
Whrt. Value $40
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ST. LOUIS.
gSfl"Yti~1

W, b TAYLOR estrdys before w. H. Price, us =
lee of the Peace one brown mare about yea RS
old, and about II hands high branded on the
left shoulder. Value SIS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-09
Cotton.

Sales yesterday $50 bales, to ex.
porters 600, to spinners 80, closing
firm, as follows: Ordinary, 10c; good
do, lO3c; low middling, 114c; mid
ding, 1lBc; good middling, 12tc; mid.
ding fair, l2Sc; off c%olors, &c less.
Receipts of cotton at all United
States ports for the past 6 days SUM
up 1854 bales, andare 1l,805 less than
last year for the same time. Total
receipts at all American ports
since September 1st last have been
4,54l,336 bales, and are 1,O05,6 63 less
than last year for the SAINT period,
also 247 ,6l9 less than the year before.
Total shipment for this and the pre-
vious two years have been 1921, 423
bales, 4,l66,62 bales, and $685. 23
bales respectively. Total sales are
1855 bales, against 435, 1870 last, and
359,9H the year before at the same
date. The worlds supply on the Sd
instant was 2,470,65S bales, a decrease
of l74,762 bales, and an increase of
l99,O52 bales as compared with the
last two years at the same time.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-09
COMMERCIAL
PUBLIC LEDGER 0FEIcs [
MEMPHIa. TENH.. June Q, 1882.

AhhrAlSs lhhh.s Juuo " tooAsl
There is no change in local money
rates, though capital is less plentiful,
and the tone tends toward closeness.
Prime mercantile paper is discounted
at 6 to 8 per cent. Exchange is par to
tc discount buying on the East, and to
premium selling, On New Orleans to
off buying and par selling.
Government bonds are steady with
the 4 per cents a fraction higher, and
quoted at 1l9i. The AIS are ia; the
IS, 1911, and 6s, 992. Tenn. State Is
are 56l; M. & @. R. R., 80; N. &
Chatt., 90; Mo. Pac., 914; NJ. l. Ohio,
l69; L. & Nash, 658; Ches. & Ohio,
2O3; G., st. L. & N. o., rs.
The Mexican Minister at Washing
ton yesterday received information
from the City of Mexico to the effect
that the Mexican Congress has re-
pealed the export duty on silver coin
aud silver bullion, a law which has
been in effect since Spanish rule, in
1921, and which has also been one Of
the principal drawbacks to the devel-
oping of the mining interests of the
country, The repeal takes effect the
first Of November next. This will be
an interesting item of news to our
citizens interested in North Mexican
mines.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-09
General Trade.

Our potato buyers and shippers en-
terrain clashing opinions on the sub
ject Of values, and quote variously
Some say $3.50 per Dbl loose, Others
-S3,75, and still others "A. 1t, however,
takes a choice sample to bring the
highest named figure. A number Of
dealers express the beliof that figures
will not go lower, while some announce
the market droopy and inclining down
ward. The condition may, there
fore, be given as decidedly unset
tied. AT Cincinnati, evening before
last new peerless and early rose we're
Sc to $3.50 per barrel. The supply of
feed corn here is good, and the de-
mand active. White corn is very
scarce and high, though consignments
are known to be under way. No re-
ceipts of Western timothy hay for ten
days past has caused an exhaustion of
stocks, and a few car loads would.
command ready sale. Oats and bran
are quiet; cornmoal is firm and milIers
have all they can do to supply the
heavy demand. Flour sells slowly,
and generally iu small lots; dealers
buying to satisfy immediate require
ments only, in anticipation of lower
prices, Meats are strong. with an ad.
yancing tendency at all points of sup.
ply.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Jobbers quote
-four at S5a7 90 per Dbl for common tochoice
family, and 81 50a8 25 for patents. Corn
meal stiff s4 % per Dbl from the
mills and "a 30 on orders from store.
FEEDSTUFFS.-Oorn S8H to 92c for
mixed in lots and in a small way; white
95a9Sc per bu. Oats, 64a67c per
bu. Bran, $40 60a20 per ton for wheat,
and 81 10 per cwt; corn bran, 50 per ton
and 60a6Oc per cwt. Hay in light
movement at S20a23 per ton and 81 i0a
l 20 per cwt for Western; prairie, S7aS
per ton, and quiet.
ESCULENTS. - Potatoes, SO 50a4 90
per Dbl, loose, from wagons and Zoe higher
in shipping order. Cabbage plentiful at
s6a7 so per 100 head. Stock y eas in
light movement at S2a2 so per bu Onions
in light demand at 81 50a5 per Dbl.
FRUITS-Apples, 81 26a2 so p,r Dbl.
loose from wagons, and 60c to 81 higher
from store in shipping order. Peaches,
25a36c per Is bushel box. Lemons, SO 76a
8 so per box. Oranges, Sc 50aT 80 per
box. Dried apples and peaches dull and
not moving.
BUTTER AND CHEESE.--ThA but
ter market is we'll supplied, with sales
slow; country butter ranges from l2X to
Zoe per ID, as per quality; Western, 20a zoe.
Cheese, 12hc for Inf and l5al6c per ID for
full cream newly made.
POULTRY AND EGGS-ChicB ems
are in fair demand at 81 50a3 per doz for
young, as per size, and 81 50aS so per doz
for old; nothing doing in geese or turkeys
and but little in ducks. Eggs, l8 to
2lc per doz, according to age and condi-
ton.
MEATS AND LARD-Bacon shout
ders packed are 95sc per ID; c. r. do, u ga
l21fc; clear, l2Mal2Ac; bulk clear
sides, llIal2c; loose and packed c.
r. do, llsSallNG shoulders do, s5k a9c;