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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-13
CURRENT TORIES.

American bonded whisky is being er
ported to Bermuda. aud Immediately
returned. The barrels are simply rolled
as ore and back aboard ship. This EN-
ahles the American consul to certify
that the whisky has been actually land.
ed, and ON its re urn to New York 1t can
remain two years longer IN the Cnitcd
States bonded warehouse without pay
ing taxes.
Randall G. George is the most pros.
porous colOfcd planter ~ South Carroll
ma. Tie recently bought lac Reurkcr
nnds, IN CulletOu county, Tor s2O,OOU
cash lie Hers to subscribe 5000 to.
ward tue construction Of branch rail
road through the serti0u III which he
lives
One day last week John Tyler, a
Rrave-digger at Fayetteville, y. c., dug
ms own grave, having been engaged to
dig someb 'dy else'- seven foot grave,
which cnved in and buried HIM. When
dug ont life was extinct
Ihaddeus Fairbanks, Of st Johns
hnty, VT, one Of the principals VI The
firm that invented and patented the eel
ebrated Fairbanks scales Il now over
ninety years old.
Lending ono democrats are meeting
with ind luck General Morgan, ~ well
as Judge Thurman has broken arm
from falling Il wa stairs.
Er.Seuator Ferry IL about to sail tor
Europe, to be absent one ye L.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-13
The Syndicate Has Title.

ne ''A''l"en' r''"oil' published t'At about
ha lpear ,o,li,' vn... .' " ..", +, p,..
vel and othc-. of Chicago. 20 y Lon I.a syn
"''A''' - "enieh bv m" q hieaf" ] ihuHe. 10
|h,,,.,', ,''' me- p'. y '".' d
completed. aud o., cour.c conli sa, a. set
make t.'l" which an English syndicate wonli
w. ''''' ''''''o'''
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a". ~, ,La .',..,., -.
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oc,o. orI,nl mara ,,.u - ...a a,,a
They y,vntn ,ho.,o a.. yo nu,,-,
stand i, an sh.olu,oI, .oi,.,, L..I
in -udleieu, auour, ihst,h. hni,lin,,
wouId ne com.lo,od yi,,.,n.,ho t,n,
-pecitied r,ix ycsr., and In .,ri,,. ,,,u-
formity with the ul.r. .ud .r..,f.,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-13
E0Oh MeII As.imiInI,h

Is the see ct NJ good health. Then If
you would Ice free OF those terrible pnr
"NlHmH ot NERVOUSNESS, sick headache
aud sleepless nights which finally term.
mite IN u general breaking down Of the
whole system caused 10y imperfect
assimilation Of food ar what il most
commonly called dyspepsia and indires
uon-wc wonld say to all such, 20 nj
once ana risk your druggist for a bottle
OF l. l. L., or Improve Iron Inyigurntor.
Manufactured by Tucker n Willis, Wnro.
II WI do more to build mp your system
when broken down from any cause than
amy other knlc or nvigOrator we know
o. Every body who haG given 1t "A fair
trlnl Ohnd that number now Ii many will
TESTIFY to the correctness OF this state
mcut. 3lltc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-13
Another Great Engineering Work.

| Wv Sik iiANNl ing W vi X.
No domestic engineering project il
now exciting 80 much notice IA the
ship canal, which ia to be built acros =
the northern part Of Florida. by "A
company OF American capitalists. The
charter granted them by the state of
Florida gives them right.oi.way from
The Atlantic to the gult--A quarter of II
milc wide for general purposes aud a
hall mile at passing stations. The
canal iB to bo not less than one hun.
drcd feet wide ut the water line and
twenty feet deer. The eastern en-.
trance will be near fcrnandmu, and
the western few miles north Of
! Cedar Keys, near the mouth OF the
Nuwauncc river, u total distance OF
| 100 miles. II Is claimed that natural
waterways can he utilized for no
miles OF the distance The capital of
the company il 10 be from SO, 900 900
TO 800 900, 900 and the state will claim
ohc'halfO one per cent. ufthc rcccipts.
but incurs no cNpcncG whatever in
keeping up and operating the canal.
The prime object OF the work
IL to shorten the long and
periIous voyage around the pcnin.
sula, by way Of Key West, which is a
heavy tax on tho commerce that must
take that route. Ocean steamer, can
ply the canal aud 1t will make the
voyage between Liverpool and New
Orleans al luH7t eight hundred miles
shorter. II ip II great WORK and com.
plciiom Is confidently predicted with.
in three years Of commencement of
the work New Orleans is taking "a
lively interest in it and Whatever in /
tcrcsts New Orleans ir OF Importance .
to Texas. IA the Crescent Ciiy is the
nearest deep water port for the com
ncrcc OF this state.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-13
He Followed Peter toopcr

NV (oHs, April Patrick Tna e
h"S been employed IN Peter Coopurs
Slne f"ctoryIn brooklyn for many years.
On "Wednesday, when he heard of the
deaf h u MIR. Cooper, to whom he wa,
mu'h attached, he quit wurA deHpund.
cot and went home. lie told hls wife nf
Mr.. 'oopcr's death aud -aid he WINS
broken hearted lie refused to 90 10
bed, hut sat up all night IN his chair.
with ms elbows on his knees and Ina
head between his hands. In the morn.
ing ~ Mna tnunh drnh nm ihla nnsllInn
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-13

DnnNlg"r's vegetable Fever and Agur
Powders are sure and safe cure tor all
mhlnral fever, dyspepsia bilious com.
paints. These powders have been
tested having been selling ON
Their merits Tor the past thirty years priu-
clWhlly in tho eastern states and in the
west Indies. See testimonials. which can
be had on application Price 81 per box.
nm b" sent by mail. For : de by Castles,
Morrison a Co Waco, agents, Tor cen.
trail CHARACTERIZATION.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-13

1t Is said that the discovery ha.
been made that the Nile cotton land.
are decreasing in productive qualities
every year. Cotton takes more ont
OF the land than it puts in. If this
be true 1t promises Il serious future
Tor Egypt for cotton culture is the
chief industry.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-13

"A Russian Honeymoon" ia the
new play that has just succeeded
y Dung Mrs, Winthrop" ON the stage
Oh inc Madison Square Theatcr. tn.
revised edition Of "The Tanning of
'he Shrew," and will probably hold
'he boards OF the Madison Square the
remainder of the year.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-13

Since GOV. Ben Butler in his fast.
day proclamation, limited to the NIa.ss.
chusetts clergyment that they ought to
preach a cruci1ed Christ and let poll
tics alone, he has caught it. From
every pulpit the preachers have open.
ed their batteries upon him until he
declared the other day that the fusi.
lade was as worrying rs the southern
criticisms concerning his foudness Tor
spoons.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-13

Agents OF Texas cattle owners are
in Florida aud Mississippi, making
large purchases Of cattle. Parties in
Pensacola expect to ship st least b 900
mead from that point. The cattle viii
be placed on ranches in western
Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-13

1t Is said that Lord Lorme Is beg.
gihg his mother-in-law' government
to continue him as Governor General
oil Canada. His royal wife utterly
refuses to keep house for him there
aud he ha. high old bachelor time
gong fishing, sleigh riding, etc, with
the girls.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-13

Most OF the railroads in this state
nave extended the courtesy ofa free
pass to Texas veterans who maywi.h
to attend the reunion at Bolton ON the
zoth OF April Passes will also be
provided the wives and widows n,
veterans. Every one to whom passes
are given must belong to the associa.
ton and have certificate Of mem.
ber.hin
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-13

galveston should bear in mind that
the construction OF the Florida chin
canal will give New Orleans greater
commercial prominence thsn ever
she already has the ictties, with TWEEN.
W hVe feet Of water, aud this canal
VIII put her eight hundred miles
nearer to Liverpool.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-13

Yesterday morning. before rrsum-
ing balloting, the Georgia convention
appointed n compromise committee,
to see il Of the gubcrnsrormI
candidates couldn't be induced to
come down aud relieve the cmbnrras,-
Imcmi
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-13

a New Orleans man is building n
novel residence in Jacksonville, Fla
The wall consists of wire network.
stayed by upright studding. The
whole ls plastcrcd, making "a cheap
aud beautiful wall"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-13

Cause OF suicido-noDody bust
ness" was the brief explanation Her
bert Bur, stall, IA medical student IN
Brooklyn, lett of his scli.dcntruc-
ton last week, lie used prus-ic acid
and was only % wears old
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-13

II legislation eau suppress the dyma
mitists England has them cornerrd
Tor the law Just passed by the parlin.
iheht on the subject OF explosives il
essentially rigorous. The misguided
lriShmen who are causing all this fus.
are lrclAnd's worst enemies.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-13

The postal cards are made at Holy
oke, Mass, by forty men, who turn
out about a million daily They have
diminished the consumption of writ
ing paper by from Sl2,OOO,OOO to SI5.
UOJ, 900 year.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-13

The New York Star says Peter
Cooper never spent $3.50 900 ON mas
querade ball, rs WIN. H. Vanderbilt
did on Easter Monday, but his mem.
DRY will be revcrcd in New York Tor
centuries 10 COMM.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-13

The Kentucky evangelist Barnes, has
thrown Christopher Columbus com
oletcly in the shade by asccrtainiup
that England's Queen (NictorinJ is
"lincal descendant of David"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-13
4 Card --AIdermnnIc AsnIr,.

N',sr, Harrison, Jones, Ewing, Moore and
tRNriEMtN Your favor as pub.
llshed III the ENAMNrH of YESTERDAY,
asking to uiler my uHmo a. a candid ia,
Tor alderman Of the fourth ward, IL re-
eeived. Ia reply, while from considorn.
tiuns OF private aud rsunal chnrnc-
ter might think best 10 decline. rec
ogni1e u as a duty incumbent upon al
citizens to respond rs best they may to
the demands Of TIA public service, and |
therefore cheerfully consent To- your
proposition. With thanks Tor the very
combine tary terms IN winch Your cali
In couched, and with the assurance Of
my best Efforts II elected, I remain, gen.
tlemen, very respectfully
g. NJ. bows.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-13

Freddie Gcbhard, Mrs. Lamgtry's
DEVOTED admlrer, has Just mortgagcd
$4,000 worth of real estate in New
York. ButtOn-hole boqucts aud
dorsey Lilles arc eNpcnAivu mxmrlra.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-13

All the cash in the United States
treasury is being counted, aud thu-
far the count reveals an excess of four
cents over the trcasurer's statement.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-13

-. No. POS West Pecan street, Austin,
ILGAaT DR.. A. u. Harm, proprietor
rms house, which Was recently dies
troycd by fire, has been rcbmilt and
thoroughly rctttcd IN improved stylc
hnd IN now ro'opou'd to the pubic.
dnrst' are insured Of uolte attentions
Hnd best accommodation at lowest
rates OF lHim.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-13

Texas republicans do not seem to
have yet conferred upon any one to
take the place of ox-Gov. Davis ~
the party leader.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-13

Advices from London report that
Herbert Speucer's health Is very
feeble since his return from the
United States.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-13
WACO, April II, lss3.

H. Fromme' Esq "a prominent druggist
OF San Marcos, Texas, write. "PrCkly
ASH bltters have given eutir. ,atislactio
70 All VINO have used Ii. During the past
TWO years ! have sold several gtoss. and
lne demand Is constantly Increasing.
Mni,h SHOWS Nat thi, remedy comes up
Ia all that is claimed for IL. An ennc,,,st
purifier oi the blood, as well AZ of IN. en-.
lfe system. Physicians in this s. ction
very often recommend IT, O3l7eodswIm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-13

Senator John sherman says the
Ohio republicans win run Lawrence
or Butterworth for Governor this fall.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-13
Waco, Mnrch3I, l,S3.

IN retiring after a pleasant association q,
four y ars with MIR Dickry i'm tho ' ',.,' W
mis ion business. rt'm nv sinc.'r.,
III ms To on patron VITO have. 81, ,,.r
erously supported Us in the ms, Hsn,
soucl cnnIlnua',> OF that parropna.,
WIN my late partner aud successor I,,
T. lhchcl, "h" viii continue the bn.,n44.
~ heretofore. 1t the old stand.
'f-I-Im G. II, HlGUIN.oN
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-13
WACO, APRIL IL 1883.

The President will probababIy leave
ST. Augustine to-day for Washing
ton.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-13

II you want first c Ass custom mad.
shor Tor either ladies, misses, rhiiJrer
or gents don't Ia TO see those best gn"js
al l. H. Jordan's All goods pnara III
rs represented. None better made '''N
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-13

1AlI and see the latest noveltie, in gapts
furnishing goods at b. Haber's.-i-5tr 20
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-13

Como aud get unr Of black silk
NUTS ut De worth COS Sanger Bros. -
I Ste
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
DISCOURAGING COTTON REPORTS
. DECREASE OF 20 PER CENT IN THE YIELD IN TIL
MEMPHIS DISTRICT.

. DECREASE OF 20 PER CENT IN THE YIELD IN THE
MEMPHIS DISTRICT.
MEMPHIS Tenn, Sept. 3--The August cot
ton crop report Tor Memphis district, which EN-
brces West Tennessee NORTH Mississippi North ArKan-
,as an North Alabama to be published tomorrow by
Me.sls Hin, Fontaine Co, will say
Herewith IS submitted summary OF the information
contained IN 362 letters bearing an average date Oh
August o. Tie outlook detailed in these letters Is not
encouraging. DrOuth, rust and the shedding d inc
souarcs and small bos mentioned as causes OF COM
pain In nearly every portion of the district In Misss-
spsi only four correspondents report injury hom
these causes In Arkansas only twelve reporG no DAM
age The reports point decrease in the yield OF fully
20 per cent.
The following is the aggregate of the 362 responses
COG reoort the weather during August as having been
for cotton 1856 favorable 204 ess favorable
tuan la, year. 102 more favorable and 90 ABOUT Tue
same: pa report plant fruns well and las not So
WI; 60 report he plant good condition ana oetIeI
e. An last year. 200 good and 81 about tae same
report picklug naviug began and 3lo noe De
gun 326 report injury to tine plant from orouUn rus
aBd snednY ana 80 90 INJURY 50 report prospect OF
yield last year, ia taat IL Will DC Tess
ana 6S about the same.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04

.r,one on wheat MS operationsin corn nave peen
pe. md coed deal of lost money has been recovered
penS I. heart side Of corn during the past Tort
flight. ,,,,.n orxons this nornins Mt the very
W.. hut stond up pretty well until toward noon
open"s rsce,nts of grain were reported. Then
xhou -. around the grainpits wavered The number
eves ,nts was phenomenal; over 1900 cars OF corn,
q, wheat 317 cars OF oats, l36 OF rye, ana ~ OF
go The cars Of corn alone which came during the
ps sor,ve,sht hours would make an unoroKen tram
P,,a. long and o train fourteen miles long wouiu
than carry the wheat. corn, oats and barley
Boz lived to-day and yesterday. When the receipts
ths' go nrices fell The number Of the sellers In
Te'e as . number of loads thrown over and the
49,. h.came very weak The shipments OF corn were
IT, 90 phenomenal the receipts. Nearly soooVo
vent ont and there were also Inspected prepara
- "a hsing shipped tomorrow nearly SOV,ooo bushels
vrovy being Tuesday and the receipts promising 10
,rser prices may suffer another little broax but the
- noc rather point little recovery. astnight was
,ooignt promises TO DO cold Tnis Will check the
ss s,ne OF corn and with the stopping OF the decline
mi. GRAIN wheat are likely to up
tne advance in pr3paessd dOf % ces
ssa Closed the highest figure OF tue oIy t gcs
sOtuon prevails that Phil Armour mas g an
TACT that about all the ros In town are III
PoE ana sf sea adH aSd Strong
yas Official statement of the amount OF provisions IN
s,ore created good deal OF crllclsh there 10
Nd Ell than was anticipated. even more rlos out ne
.sact of pOrk unexpected decrease 81 heary
a. ao barie The stock reported Is l3903S barrels
~ Torx decrease OF $4,000 for tne month; 24voo,Vo9
,,nds of RIBS decrease OF 9,OOO.OOO POUNDS anu
~ a0 tierces OF contract lara decrease OF llooo
Heroes WnIle the stock OF rbs is larger imam was vas
ssuepated conviction that Armour owns them an
I'D tat the market being oversod makes every oody
in every other kind Of hog product
Wneat and corr closed at tne lowest figure or the DAY
sentenber wheat at 9Sss and October at iOO4 septe
her corn at 477s and October az 47 September ana
0eober ribs 20 55 October lard NJ % 3d. ana oc'o
her Porg at $40 17l2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
CLOSING PRICES OF PAiLA OsLPHA STOCKS
R.aacli bu IoIN Il AVIS Z Co. II WILs.
MONDAY. Sept 3-P. VI.


The Transaction, in stocks to-day amounted to
321. 1886 shares. against 3oG.43o shares on SaCur-
dav. The decrease IN the amount of the business
10 small. but it is significant. although to-days
hoard session occup ed only four hours against sat
urday's five hours The business OF tue day has e.
,ahlt.hed a higher rangs' OF prices, but there Is
marked difference In tho character OF the advances
made in the preceding three days and those That
we're made to-day Unul to-day, since last thurs
day, the upward movement IN prices had the heip
OF a general sentiment in favor OF rally" ana OF
Iaggard short" interest winch only lquidated as
the advance in prices forced or frightened IL 10 do
90 To-day those two elements were missed in the
market and the prices were put up by
the sheer application OF force IN the In
teres: of large spectators who cannot
I'm the present limitations OF tue market. double on
their tracks in a single days operations. WLlle
there was no positive resistance made I'd the al
vanc. the advan es were met by better supply of
stock than had been the case for three days a
siuole instance will illustrate the methods and
character OF to-days dealings. The Northern Pachc
stocks were inclined to bs heavy at their prices in
the carly dealings and did not respond TO the huctu
ations made in such stocks as Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western Lake Shore North estern and
Tnion Pacific. After noon-time leading broker
annsared AZ a buyer of the preferred stock and In
Las than five minutes had advanced the
nrce from 75i2 to 76l; two minutes
later the stock was selling at 1873 and 20
closed against 7514 Saturday evening. The gem
eral list. however shows greater hnai advances
than does the stock named but that also might
have closed higher if it had received the same at
teutlon in the last few minutes as did those stocks
which az indicators OF the general tone are held IN
higher regard. The market closed feverish and not
strong.
Only a small business was dope in Government
bonds and that at the bidding figures. Annexed
are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, EslAl, SEPTEMBER A, 1888

Creamery use, western cyate Dairy Han
Firkns Tubs Pals Is Gle Wesh Tubs lee2ec West
Imitation Creamery 130l6c.s Western Factory eve
142c- Western Dairy Il 0l6c- 10
only moderate but prices retain the strong noted
lie; Poor to Prime S9l0ic Western Flat 7SSci Cream
6kims l14c- Common 10 Cheice Are doug
better by az least continued cool weather. and very iar
demand state and Pennsylvania % 2924o western II
23c. Fair TO Choice Canada. ~ DISC
RICE-Domestic scarce strong at 5s01c, with
sona sales reported at high 7c Rangoon 4so47
Java, 6aa53,c.
l6c fashioned grade OF "Fair Re-
fnng quoted formerly the poarzauon
by which OF The duties Is
about the only standard the market $50 test CeptfuFa
quoted 9l66I c sales OF 100 bags OF Mexican. Oh
To- 445 hhds Jago &c.. 240 hhds andd III bags Of
French Island 6c; 400 hhds aud 100 bags Centrifuga
72c 300 OF BarbadOes Renned steady Cut Loaf
9c Crushed aci Cubes Powdered sIsasc sranuiated
sac; Mould "a. Ss0S 7-l6c. Confectionery "A, D. tc
Standard A. Sis0sl4c OF "a" 720oc; White Extra G."
7aGi SCI Extra &C." got &c.; &c" 6AG7c. Yellow so
62c.
sTEARINE-Dul and unsettledi City, quoted IL 0l sc
OleOmargerne Stearine In l04c.
TALLowoulet steadily held Primo City quoted 77sc
bid sales 500 10, 77sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04

In State bonds Louisiana coupons were steady az
esls068l4. sno at 90 for ex matured coupons Ala
hama class C, sole at s1l2. There were no transac-
lions in city bank stocks. >,
The business done In railroad bonds was Small
but il was we'll distributed and at rather Improving
nrices West Shore and Buffalo IS were feature,
and rose from 72La to 737sG73i2, and New-York,
Chicaao and 81. Louis first 6s were firm at 100.
Central and Hudson consols sold at 1882 and the
debenture 81 at 1O5. Delaware and Hudson regis
tered "a, 1891, were % higher AZ 1l2i2. Missouri,
Kansas and Texas general mortgages were up 4 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04

PILL AnEIPuIA MARK FL.

PHILADELPHIA Flour-Was dun Winters favored
@y led sales Ot Tnsoaad for
Ns9esoia Extra clear 20 S' ONO Clear x ~,
ssSt e %ssf P.tsns q dss 10
c1oics Al IS Is W6ess~opensd "a ~ Ggacr Out
C' s @Ss 81 se was sSs and No
ma ,S eSIrent rate: T., sIgSrs 9a5o "a %
siyc REQ 10 export s,esssor ii ii n No. Delaware
snSSI s sss 10 s. 81 o ssvs sS aga. Red
ff ~. :. 7sas III DO N9'enoer - 1'2 NO
y 5e y IL = .sSsa SevsaesT. 81 y Oid = =
Ss a. S,esosg 81 nd 81 y asked g lion N
llss the market for September iled nrm &c advance.
eaos we're a sasrcs sa ana I VIII
e. q LOw No. Mixed grain depot o9e; 40 Mixed
Me- eis sc BID iCs Sail Mixed for local aad
ss MIed ssptesDsS g. &c ba g. c asked October
ss s.ssa &c oo & az low
fes' ss.es rejected Mixed at 2yc No MiIed Soe.i
FaSsa a. ssSsS c s sSd &c. WIG g qus
@ e ii 80 yn aSs5 sS Win ne
sse % et &c asked October &c sia I'D SS
SEM DID, s.s -'.fa Pi ey s.ny
s. srsc1sts siz9si2 ooi 40 No. Meas ST.; Beet Hams
IS DIis sssi s,sssaO S..s sswi ga SoS
1 Do @ s iss ears a. la ha
Ssss' 49, % 81 s sseaia Shoulders p,esis
ssa.ss dsdo SMOKED Ssc Bellies Pickle io.,c; %
$ g. DO basses sly 81
~ s sa ass ms w ss ws's nr
e. % GOOD % Choice. i2siss; Rolls dun - 7elee.
s N~'y and fsiiy active; Pennsyiysuia extras, 23ei
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