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BounGl to EIavea Jarv 70 sutt.

Ma HvIILE. Tenn. July S.-Jndge
Allen, of the criminal court. is not satIs-
aed with the jurors drawn thas far In
the trial OF cx- Treasurer Polk, and this
mnI ming discharged all seven Of the iu-
FoTs and ordered q new panel.
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Lower; tI5 c. July.
Lower % 06 July.

81. LOUIS. JuIyg,
Ioss-ReceiIts lao; shipments 200;
weak and unsettled: good demand for light
grades, but others dull good Workers., IS 81
90 % and pack Ing about same.
CAfTLR-Receipts. LOO; supply mostly
1exAne. which are selling we'll: Sc 20 as 50
Lo[ common to good; very ehOiee heavy q T5
WHEAF-LoWeF and less active; No rel
tl048Sl O5x; No. red 99kc.
.CoEE-oPened higher bus declined sskcS
Osrs-slow; lower a. sOxeaak.
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Several petitions for bridges were pre-
sented and laid over for further cousid-
Grafton.
Board adjourned to meet tomorrow
morning at 8 O'Clock.
w. F. EWING,
County Clerk.
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A sensrhIe gsesoIutaon,

HAHRIsEURs. Pa, July s-The senate
to-day passed = Fesnlutinn requesting
congress TO make The trade dollar legal
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MILITARY ACADEMY,

A faEatly boarding 6ebeol far Young Een
and boys tuPiss prepared for College or
business Careful pelso1al supervision ~
ates aisGiDiiae superior; seven expegisnced
resident eaaeneFa. Yos catalogue and 1ur-
atser information epRly &c ne EEY. E4REg-
BERF TALBOT, A. ~ Rectats
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GS1o - AN

CONCORD. N, H.. July s.-The only
,hAnge in the ballot today vas in favor
IOf e1-GOYerRoF Bel, Who gained three
yoaes.
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At Chleazo.

CHICAGO. JnIy8
Hoss-DuH, weak And sc01Gc lower; iiRhf
shipping Is eO20sG ID; mixed packing, sb 50
as %; heavy packing SRd shipping So DOn
50 Is; receipts, is, zoo.
CAETLE-ReceiPtss leo head; dull; loc
shipping, IS 3S0$5 &C; common 40 fair, 81 60
as 3.
fLOUR-Q1ietG nd unchanged.
WHEAf-kegulaF; lower; 9Skc July
C0KN-EasieF at % July
0ATs-321Sc July.
RYR-63k.
P0RK-L0Wer; tI6 CO Jaly.
LABD-LOWeF: ~ O5 JulV
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Ii. b. Llcwelyn and C. F. BeadIe
fled a complaint Tuesday in the
court OF Justice Fletcher against j. @.
Morton, contractor on the Z. G. & E.
railroad, charging him with unlawfuily
and maliciously threatening 10 shoot and
kill the atlantis. The defendant waived
examination and was bound over " The
district court and to keep the peace in
the sum of $500.
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COUNTY BUSINESS.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,

COUNTY BUSINESS.
Proceedings OF the Board of Commits
sEOners.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
MONDAY, July 2, 1888.
The board of county commissioners
met in regular session. Present.. E
Jones, chairman; p. g. Halberg, and j,
L. Butler.
The following claims we're allowed:
VIM, Ernst, salary as county treasur-
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ANDY ]. SNYDER & co.

Rooms rs aud 81 Exchange BnEIAiag
KANSAS CITY STOCK ARDS.
At k8nsas City.
KANSAS CITY. July 3.
CATTLE Receipts. 800 head; slow and
weak; 5c6lI0c lower.
HoGs-ReS eipts. 3.472 head; weak and
dull &C LOG lower; tops, IS 80; bulk sales.
5O0$5 60.
Daily Indicator reports:
WHEAT-ReoeIpts, 6.5tl bush; shipments,
S,823 bush; firmer for cash but weaker for
futures; No red cash. 63xc099Kc.
CoRN-Beceipts, % s5l bus; shipments, a.
Is; weaker and lower; No. mixed, cash
sales at 85k cQ36c.
OATs-No. 2 cash. &c bid; SIC asked.
RYE-Nos cash, Gle.
EGGs-Weak at llcdl9e; cAndled.
BUFFRR-G Good 20 choice steady; poor dull.
The board OF trade adjourned to-day until
Friday. July g.
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The game OF ball played Tuesday be-
tween the Americas nine and Ihr White
Stockings, of Emporia, was called at The
BEGINNING Of the seventh inning, being
forfeited by the visiting club ami was
decided in faPa- of the home club by a
score of to o, according TO the sfauld,
ing League rules far 1893, though the
runs were to 6 in favor of the .Empo-
nine. The cause for calling the game
was refusal Without just cause, Il. pro-
coed with the game on the part al the
AmerIcus club The White Stockings
are ready 10 m. ct them, Or sny o,hsr
club on any ground. At sny time, enu-
yenieui for both parties. Dave Myers
acted as unpiEs.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
DOings Of the City Fathers Last
Evening.
The Office of Superintendent Of Water
works Declared Vacant.
And R. W. Jeremy Elected to Succeed
Dan Hammond.
Petitions Granted. Bills Allowed. Etc.
Etc.. Etc.
COUNCIL CHAAIBERs,
EDORTA Julv 9

j
Regular meeting of the city council.
PreseDt-Mayor Warren and all the
councilman except Price.
Minutes of meeting held June 18th,
read and approved.
Police judges report for June was
referred TO the committee on claims.
Bond Of James Farrell as street CON-
missioner, with j. r. Walkup and n.
WhitIlesey as sureties. was approved.
Street commissioners report for June
was referred 10 the committee on streets
and alleys.
Petition of Mrs N Morrison for per-
mission TO make front entrance to base
ment of building on lot 173 Commercial
street, was referred To the committee on
streets and alleys, with power TO act
The following petitions were granted
j. L. Campbell, to run bowling alley al
loi 60 Commercial street; Rosean s
Baird, to run two billiard tables and
three pool tables al 70 Merchants street
Robinson, Young s. Co, to run two bill
lizard tables and three pool tables at lo'
163 Commercial street; VIM Powell, Il
run two billiard tables and two poo
tables in basement of Fifth Avenu,
hotel on Merchants street.
, The following petitions were referret
J to the committee on police and license
George Cade, to rim two billiard table
and two pool tables at 1T Commercial
. street, and w. IL. DeCamp. to run on
: pool table and one billiard table at 10
+: Commercial street.
: Committee on streets and alleys wer
t given more time to report on petition c
a Mrs. Il. r. FuIlmer and others for side
walk.
Committee On streets and alleys mad
9 the following report:
To the Honorable Mayor and CoHncIlmen {
z the city O. EmPoria:
d GENTLEMEN: We, the committee
o whom was referred the petition OF L v
Lewis and others In regard 10 macadan
izing the alley between Commercial an
W Mechanics streets and Third and Fourt
u avenues, would recommend that the eli
~ would put that portion of the alley
grade at the earliest practicable time
Il provi led, however, that the propert
re owners on said alley do the macadaml
" ing at their own expense, said work
be inspected and approved by the cor
mittee on streets and alleys.
is j. r. WALKUP,
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EMPoRIA LoAN AND TRUST CO.,

los AOk5ltS
IS sp. Van e. HOlnss
If Treasurer Otis D. swan secrsrSi WE AA1@hOAs K.v..
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The semi-annu Il meeting of the No
Name society f + the election of 4Hc, rs.
will lie btId al The Congregational
church next Friday evening. having
been postponed from last night.
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J. r. WALKUP,
ID. S. Bill.
Which report was adopted

Which report was adopted
Committee on claims reported in Ia
Yor of postponing bill of d. Hammond
for an Investigation, which was adopted
by the following vote:
AYes-Walkup, Mccain, Moore and
rheis. Nsys-Lewis, Bill and Thatcher.
On motion the bill of ]. III. HIbben,
for surveying, was allowed.
Committee on ordinances reported an
ordinance entitled, IAN ordinace In re-
lation to dogs. and to provide for the
maintenance OF a pound in which they
may be impounded In certain cases
herein specified" which was considered
by section and adopted by q unanimous
vote.
Committee on ordinances reported an
ordinance providing for demonstration
of sidewalk on west side OF Sylvan from
Third avenue to Sixth avenue, and nee
essary crOsswalks, and the same was
adopted by section by unanimous
vote.
An ordinance providing for the con-
struction of a sidewalk on the west side
of Neosho street, from Fourth to Fifth
avenues, and necessary crossWalks, and
the same was adopted by section by a
unanimous vote.
i An ordinance providing for the pay
ment of the following claims was adopt
ed under suspension of the rules:
Emporia FIRE department, for quarter
| ending July !. 1888 .--....-.-. .$l25 Ok
. Thomas Fleming, marshal, salary for
| June, 1873 ~ "
Geo. Williams. policeman. salary for
June, 1888 ~ U
]. Carson, teamstcr, salary for June.
| looo ~ u
s salary tor june. 1883 ~. Is g.
july to December 81. 1855. =. . .... $50 o.
J. Harvey Firth, city. attorney, salary
for quarter ending July !, 1888 90
1883 -. .........-......-.... -. s3 8:
John H Reed, special policeman -. l s
8 O. ~ Mcmillan Sidewalk 800. Is 4
q e MCMILLAN sidewalk "a Al
j. Hibben surveying. 10
salary for une, iSss ............... 81 8
q Same. discount .,..--......--....
l.. II. Hines, assistant engineer water
works, salary for June, 1888 1890. 80
| Same discount -. 8 /
PJas. II. PaSeOe assistant engineer 40
a L. D. Spencer, fireman waterworks. II Q
| II RFaSleF IL Ii
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Bank Statement.

Statement of the coediticn OF the
Hartford bank of Hartford. Kansas,
June so, 1888:
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CoNcgRNING QUARANTINE

LONDON. July 3-Lord Filzmanrice,
under foreign secretary, stated in the
commons this afternoon that the govern
ment had TO intention, Tor the present,
at least, of proposing an international
conference on the suffice ct quarantine
against the cholera.
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ROME. July notwithstanding the
denial, the pope differs from the propa-
ganda in regard t. Ireland, owing to the
aJtlon OF Errington. Inquiry has been
sent To Cardinal McCabe rs To whether
he is well enough to come TO Rome.
DEATH ON THE RAIL.
LONDON, July AT Huntersfield to-
! day, while steam train was descending
| the incline, brake attached to il failed
to work and the car was capsiZed. Two
| of the occupants were killed ami thirty
| injured. Some of the latter are in a pre-
carious condition and it is feared will
| die
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FoKEIGN NEWS.
cHAMBoRp,s GASP


Pans, July ait is stated that the
relapse OF Count Chambord is due tothe
bursting of an internal tumor. The
Clarion says the case of the count is not
quite hopeless The news of the counts
illness caused great excitement in Paris
yesterday. Many persons presumed
that he was actually dead The Mon
archists assembled this morning at the
home Of Marquis De Break Bres,e to
consider their course in the event OF the
death of Chambord aud a consultation
of physicians WAS 90 be held at Froh.
dOrf, the counts residence, and if there
was any hope telegram was to be sent
to Paris. aud as no news was received up
to noon the worst is fcareu.
IMPORTANT ITEMS
4 LONDON, July 2.--Int the house OF lords
this afternoon Lord Derby, colonial sec
rotary, said the government was not pre-
pared to annex New Gainea, owing tC
the enormous extent of territory and the
unknown character of the interior, ant
the certainty that the natives would oh
10 IlldOC I
similar speech in the commons.
| A dispatch 10 the Exchange Telegraph
company from Paris says the repor
put in circulation there this af te
| noon of the death uf Count DE Chan
| bortl is confirmed.
THE GOVERNMENT CHURCH BILL
BERLIN, Jnly 2.-The upper house q
the Prussian diet has, by vote of sixty
four tn sixteen, adopted the governraen
church bill DR.. Gossler, minister {
ecclesiastical affairs, declared thar Ill
right of nomination tn ecclesiastical be
neficies was M worth contendiDg 70
At joint s..ssIon of the diet, RaikalieI
minister OF the interior, declared III
session closed and the members dIsperS
ed after cheering the king three time
BURKE's DEMISE.
DUBLIN, July 2--Rev. Thos. IL. Burk
well known priest and lecturer,
t&iead
MoNARCHIsTs In CONSULTATIONS.
1 PARIS, July 2.-Comte de Paris, ID,
dc Aurnale and Due de hevours Al
heIe in consultation, owing To the III
favorable news touching the cOnditiC
:; Of Cbamhord
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THE BUSINESS MARTs.

THE PRICES AT TRADE OENrERs
Reported especially for TIE DAILY NEWS
| every afternoon by
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MUM dIIaI , ~ NJ-N'sN II 4 I IO4N-
PARIS, July 2.-Comte de Paris. Duc
dc Aurnale and Due de hevours are
heIe in consultation, owing to the IN
favorable news touching the condition
IF IEan hnrl
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-07

The Eighth Anniversary of the Depart
meut-The Programme.

The Eighth Anniversary of the Depart
meut-The Programme.
The eighth anniversary OF the savannah
Fire Department will be celebrated to
dav with the regular annual parade and
the usual festivities.
The Darien Fire Company. with thelr
handsome new engine the huIns I;
Lester. arrived 10y the steamer DAVID
CLARK af6ur 5 O'Clock Yesterday afternoon
ana yrara met al the wharf by the Bar
-.vr- whose quests they VIII De during
-hzf- s-av in Savannah. and headed
Tv The Guards band We're escorted
rs Fireman's Hall. where they were
formally received by Chief Engineer But
ler aud welcomed 10 the city. They were
then escorted 10 their headquarters AT the
>creveu House.
The company j. composed Of the fol-
lowing members.
President-JOhu J. Kirby.
Vice President-Rich'd W. Grub.
FOrpman-NOah NJ. [ liner.
Assistant Foreman-W Henry Ingram.
Foreman HOse-ThOmas White.
EnEineer-JOhn Z. Helms.
Assistant Engineer-JOseph Mansfield.
Pipemen-D. /. Keller, Morris Michael.
Isaac H. Aiken, Joseph Kirby,
Albert Theme. ThOs- h. Durham,
Alex. Peters. simon A. We'll.
James UBrieu. IT.. VIM. Downey,
Barney Monaghan. Julius Collat,
Z. ". Gramer.
Among the members are some OF the
most influential citizens Of Darien. The
-1muanv made a fine appearance as they
marched through the streets, and their
engine j. a beauty.
They viii De entertained by the BartoWs
during the forenoon. and at 80 p. IN. the
line viii be formed for parade as indica-
ted IN Yesterdays MORNING News. The
line Of march VIII be down South Broad
20 East Broad 10 Bay. up Bay street 70
the CITY Exchange. where the line VIII be
reviewed bv the Mayor and Board Of Al
dermen. and viii then proceed up Bay to
West Broad. and then down West and
south Broad to DraytOn, where the usual
contests VIII take place.
The engines will be located the same as
ia the Sesqui-C CENTENNIAL contest. at the
nvdraut on South Broad street, opposite
Tie Chatham Academy. They Will be al
lowed "a steam pressure Of fifteen pounds.
The hose companies Will start from the
corner Of President and DTaytOn streets,
and connect with the engines. throwing
100 feet % water.
The Werner Hook and Ladder Company
contest viii also take place and the
Rufus T. Lester viii give an exhibition
of spOuting.
The celebration Will conclude this eve
ming with the banquets and cOllatiOns by
the various cOmUanieS.
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The Macon Volunteers Trip to the North


Mr.. J. c. Shaw, the genial General
Travelling Passenger Agent of the Central
Railroad, left last night for Macon to
accompany the Macon Volunteers on their
trip to Rockford, ILL.,, and the Northwest.
The corps will start tonight with thirty
eight men In uniform and several honorary
members. They will return on the oath
inst, and during their trip will visit many
of the large cities of the Western States.
The Telegraph says when the Volunteers
preached the subject of going, several of
our merchants heartily approved of the
idea of sending their representative men
into country with which our city has
within few years become intimately con-
nected in trade, and it gives our business
men an opportunity to 90 with the boys
and cultivate closer communion, not to
say social relations, with the great North
yvpGf -
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The Georgia Military Academy.

The Georgia Military Academy was
regularly incorporated in the Superior
Court yesterday by the granting of an or
der Of incorporation, upon application of
Hon. Rufus Z. Lester, General Henry X.
Jackson. General \. r. LawtOn, II. NJ.
Conner. ID. {. Bacon, John Flannery, j.
B. West. and a number Of other promi-
nent citizens. The academy is entitled
to all the privileges Of an educational
institution. with the power to grant
diulOmas and confer degrees.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-07
Good Clothing

Men want good Clothing, and the repu-
tation of the house should be taken in con-
sidera ton when deciding where to buy.
We don't quote alluring prices, but we
agreed to refund the money if you bring
back our goods uninjured after compar-
ing elsewhere, or consulting your friends.
We wouldn't do that if we were not posi-
tive as to the quality and price of our
goods. Go to .sThe Famous" New York
Clothing House, 140 Congress street.
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neath of W.. Marr a. GrarbIII.

The friends of Mrs. Mary \. Graybill,
widow Of the late J. H. Graybill, will be
panied to learn Of her death, which took
place last evening about O'Clock at her
residence, No. 135 Liberty street, from the
effects Of an epileptic stroke. DIR. Charl-
ton was summoned and rendered all the
attention possible, to no avail. The de-
ceased was in her forty-third year, and
was beloved by all who knew her. She
leaves three children to mourn her loss.
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Dividend No. Al.

AUGUSTA AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD
SAVANNAH, GA, June ), 1888. !
On and after this date a dividend of THREE
DOLLARS AND \ HALF per share will be
paid to the Stockholders of the Augusta and
Savannah Railroad. at the Banking House of
Chas. II. Olmstead q Co., between the hours
of 10 and l O'Clock.
W. :. IAWTON. President.
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Excursion to Tybee To-Day.

The Young Mems Church Guild will
give a very pleasant excursion to Tybee,
on the Sylvan Glen, this afternoon. The
steamer leaves the city at 2:15 p. m, and
will leave Tybee Onreturn trip at 8 O'Clock.
The committee have arranged for street
cars to meet the eXcursiOnists on their re-
turn. All who enjoy music and surf
bathing should take advantage Of this OPP
pOrtunity. The Guilds tickets are also
good for the round trip by the 10 a. IN. and
hoafG
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-07

I-l-t night al.out half-past nine o'clock
Lieutenant John Green. the recently elect
90 Assistant Chief II Police, was agreea-
flv surprised 40 his residence on Presi-
d.zt street. near East Broad. 10y visit
frnm about thirty members Of the force,
ae.nmnauiei bv the Savannah Volunteer
Guards Baui. who went i'm a body 10 give
that officer "a reception in testimony Of
ttllr appreciation. and in recognition Of
lis qualifications for the position To
w lfeh Dr. has been elected. After a few
minutes given - the exchange Of senti-
rnrrf~ appropriate o. the occasion, the
visitors escorted tine officer 90 the bar
RACKS. where General Anderson was on
Unrr and in rnrSereuaGed.
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The Werners, Prize.

The Werner Hook and Ladder Company
No. /. Of this city, have had made a
handsome gold pin and medal for prize
10 be presented to the best man in the
company at each annual parade Of the
department, the winner having the right
10 wear it until 4 '.better man. appears.
The pin is in the shape Of a ladder
placed horizontal, and in the centre is a
fireman's hat front bearing the inscrip-
tiOu. June :, ISS3.'' The medal is a
shield. surrounded by a wreath, and two
iirinen's hooks crossed on the back of
the shield. which bears the inscription,
Werner Hook and Ladder co. No. l."
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~-r---rr-s Lofce ~. ]. +. A n.
Arre1rcl. Liquor Dealers
A-te--i--. Washington Fire Company.
81 s-uer Hl-k and Ladder CO. No. l.
savannah y acL- Club
t-el-lia HusSars.
T-enlf members Of The Republican biuee'
central Railroad and Banking Co.
N-lr-Mi l3er & Co. AEents.
~ rrea-N Master bark Norma
Pima aruIe--Ar Gardner -
b rrr .re-Fa sale - all drdz=lsr-
Pound 5 ulI.l cow
t-..---..- nan. saratoga springs
Erf.- Havana Lottery
W--r. ~l-sr. etc.-A. ". q e. W. West.
r-sr-t D.. trlIhert & Co.
G-..-l stone f1r sale.
Wrr..-. situation - cook
F.r -.rf Jasper spring truck farm.
r.- r.rf. a small house.
I-e divorce granted
nan Er.s.A curse.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-07

The long talked Of match race between
two of Savannah's celebrated trOtters will
take place this afternoon, at the Ten
Brock course. for 800. The race Will be
under the auspices Of the Agricultural
under the rules OF the NatiOnalA ssOciatiOn,
which is a guarantee that everything will
be conducted in proper manner. The
horses .'SOrrel Dick'' and Quicksilver
are we'll matched. and the race will be an
exciting and interesting one.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-07

The Norwegian bark Eros was cleared
yesterday for Bristol, England, by Messrs.
syberg-Petersen x Co, with 1889 casks
spirits turpentine, containing 5000 gal
Ions. valued at S24,674 10.
The American brig Mary f. Thayer
was cleared by Messrs. Joseph A. Roberts
4 co. for Juragua, CidO Bay, Cuba, with
7.347 pieces Of pitch pine lumber, meas
uring lS0, 00O superficial feet. The cargo
is valued at $500, and was shipped by
Nessrs. ID. {. Bacon 4 Co.
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THE VEGETABLE MARKET.
The Break in New YOrk-Its Effect o
This Market

The Break in New YOrk-Its Effect on
This Market.
Considerable excitement and anxiety
was occasioned among the truck farmers
and Spectators in this vicinity, caused
by the heavy decline that took place yes
ierIay in New York, particularly in pOta-
toes. from the fact that about two
thirds Of that crop is still under
ground. and the bulk is vet TO be
marketed. some farmers have realized
very well by dispOsing Of their crops as
they stand. 10 one or two commission
houses who are the losers by the present
decline, but a majority Of them are hold
iug on i'm the hopes Of higher prices.
But in view of the heavy declines
recently in Northern markets on account
of old stock being placed on the market. as
well a. the receipts from places north Ofus,
and the advent OF favorable weather
FOR shipping. ETC.. very little encourage
ment can be held out to holders.
Peas. of which there is considerable
stock i'm this market, have become drug
n Northern markets.
The farmers. however, in this vicinity
have other crops, and. with the handsome
balances lett over from last year, will be
able to stand this temporary set back.
Our Florida friends are not affected by
the present state Of affairs, as the
greater portion of their crops have been
marketed at gilt edged prices. and there
Is very little now in the way Of early veg
etahles TO come forward from that section.