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HAILHsI4pllyEs
PHILADELPHIA, VIII Efsa
MtNM'EttN AND &1& ~Hss &a1x
BALTIMORE RAIlstD o.

lhllisA,iDSlkLPHlA, a Slsl VIII kFsA s
BALrIMOitE RAIIato D.
June 2. i>sS-
Irains wlll leave tsfliB Igtaa - aoi ssa iSr y
philadelphia aud interrn iitl- slstieas a se.T.@
10. ~ a. N. 1so g.Ne, -, 3. 8, 9. n.
Phiiaaeifs4gi4 taNwrHs ~ = "A 6.N 80 sta
ssss, 1.ss p. ~.
New York-2.0. Z.x, as 81 s.ss, n.ss g. n.
~. - i.a4, 2Sa. B.i7 8. :, ~ .. IN.
Baltimore and internssdiate siatiens-i.9S
el1a. m- 6.eQ p n,
baltimore and BAgJ iae-s.s p. m
'al.npFs sas @asn;egisaii.fS5S g i q FL, 40 ~
baltimore snly--I.aa 3. . Y nd s.oop.m.
| + Tratss for teslswzre pivlslna fsRvf for;
iss~ oasus&ssSa !. 10. "a. - ia. SIS D. n !.
HarzlnFsou ana inserlHediAGs stAtinus--s 10 a.
l.a5 a. = =.
Dslmar ai.a. lalsrsasdlnts st-tsnY-s.Ie z, u,
Express for btirnsr 4.Co pm.
9t5 suSbAN th&INs.
t'biladeip hiA Apd intermediate stStloRssJeA
l2,oo m s.SN 7, - s.SA p. N.
PhilAdsiphls and New York 2-aa, an a. N. ST
sas 7.as p. m.
'saltirnore and washinstop-i,t2, = 81, s.oA s.T,
Raittxn ore-I.o5 q. M.
For farther information passengers are
terred 70 the tlue table posted ~ the depot ais
A@-Trafns mar ked .hns: ~ arr limited express
| 4 4. K. WOOD tiensral Rasssakes At
Gh As. p Push. 1~hertl M.hsstr;
baltimore & PIG ApELPHIA r. X.
l. es CHANGE OF HOURS, 2r.
| ON and after JUNE tst, IsssA trains will run a.
4 follows: u u5
Leave Wilmington Z. .O5 10. ~ an; s. 20 p IN.
Arrive II Laudenberg $50 a. m; lzo0 noon,
uniiAys leave Wilmington, 10 % 4. IN. ant
500 p IN.
| Arrive st Landowner. ii.A0a m. 7.l0 p. m.
| Leave t4aadeEberE 0. 50 a. M liz 50 .. M.
| Arrive Et " Wilmington S.N a. m; 2 IS D. m
| suud -, leate LABden pefg, $50 a. m a.Np. IN
| Arrive Wilmington, 90 a.. M. s. 10 p. m
| GJ ID. CON NELL superiniNndent.
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Arcade, west eide.
10 N WA9AMAKER.

A new lot of Seaside Shawls.
The Cashmere is light, grace
tul, pretty and all you want for
mirror effect. Some prefer a
warmer wrap and fail to fnd
it in the ordinary French
Chudda, even at the selling
rate of S. and $3.50. We
have just duplicated a lot that
we advertised recently at $500.
They melted right away and
left a demand untitled till now.
They are heavy as the finest,
in Cream, Sky and Cardinal
colors.
1901 Chestnut street, second noor.
JOHN wANAMAKER.
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This preparation has a remarkably healing and oenine
effect upon the Skin 1t removes Pimpes Blotches Epa@
Redior lnfamed Noses Freckes Sunburn Rough Chal
Lips Hands, Liver Spots and Discolorations, DanduH
Itching of the Scalp, Thickened Brittle Nails,
Read the certificate of the Eminent Chemist Prot Chads
$ Gaunt, NJ. d. Graduate OF the University OF Pennyy
1874:
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England's shame.

The Prince of Wales scandalous liasons
upon his head the contempt and scorn of
many OF lie countrymeu who have hereto
iare yiewed his "eceeutricities" W tn silent
grief. 4 Young Erglish robIeman writing
Of lie Princes see5ai positions a. affected by
III gIess .HIu0faIllies, SAY : hat 1.-THE Lazy
M9raelut tesIdal is only ole out Of
.stweaEs s4ua6y Aell.kBowu 10 people If
..sosiesy bat uot . lie pu0lie. The fact is, 2
he aid, "tHat 70 English woman who
values her reputation viii allow the Princ e
OF Wales 70 pay Ter The slightest attention,
Tor il means her tutA i be can accomplish
ii. So many heart-breaking scandals now
come 10 light that seli-respecting women
know that they will be Immediately shun-
ned by their own sex and avoided by men
who are seeking wives il this royal Sensualist
be not kept at a distance Not more than
a month ago the daughter OF an Earl
stopped dancing and openly refused to 90 On
with the Prince, She left him in the middle
oil the floor, and asked au acqt aintance
who was near to take her to her
H'Shi'i 4 ms 9Dti4S IdlA liau hHONu MIN
all her lite, and was one OF the attendants
oil the Princess Louise when she married
the Marquis oi Lorue. Her conduct was
eppiauled By every one, and although he
apoiogizei most humbly, she will never
speak 10 linn again, This affair made stir
in society, although it was KEPT out Of the
papers. arenls are Lot aLxious To have
TN
rather cheerful outlook for the English
people who may expect soon to have this
royal libertine 10 rule over them.
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FLORENCE NioHTfyesbE, In recent let
ter to London paper concerning the land
question in India, says ''the peasants have
''been toiliBg and starving ioF years in
''orirr that gentlemen might enjoy incomes
"of hundreds Of thousands year, tree from
taxes" 1t would seem that Ireland is not
the only country whose people are op'
pressed by the greed of Landlords
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Crime In ,,onrectlens.

It's a startling story that some OF the New
ork papers are telling just now concern
ing the villairny Of the confection business.
According to these accounts rotten eocoa-
nuts, damaged fruit aud even rotten eggs
arr used in thepreparation candies, cakes
and coufections generally. The immediate
cause of the chargeswas the arrest last week
of man named GARNER, accused Of having
bought five Thousand rotten coeoanuts at a
low price for use in his cakes, eie. They
were siezed and contiseated before he bad
had an opportunity to use any
Of them Philadelphia also seems TO lie a
sufferer from thus sort OF crimuality.
Only short while ago coniectioner OF
that city was caught tn the act OF using
rotten eggs in bis pastry and it was dis
covered that he had some thousands more
on hand for use. A chemical was employed
to neutrAlize the unpleasant odor of the
eggs. II is said to be a common thing in
the egg markets to put aside certain slow
grade eggs for the cOnfecuouers. The
moral of all this is be sure Of your coufee-
tious before y. go ahesd.
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GREA PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.
DOUBLE TRAcK-sTEEL RAILS.
SPLENDID SEN KRy, MAGNIFICENT
EQUIPMENT, NORTHERN CENTRAL RA i,


EQUIPMENT, NORTHERN CENTRAL RA L..
WAY.
TAXING EFPKcT MAY II Iss3.-
Trains ltstYe BAiimore city time, as follows;
Mall lrairs iait} t1rtpt sunday, for
the Nprth dIn "a fst....t.-............. 7. 30 a. M
Chicago and Limited Express, daily
Mrsts 4s+ss- 10. As a. M
Fast Line, daltY, West. ..-........... 10. 10 a. m
Harrisburg Passenger, daily except
Sunday ;....,.t,.5. .................. 4. 30 p. m
Western khpFess, itaIy ............... b. IS b, m
Mail Expre-s, NtsE daily Is B. m
Parktown AeenHn citation, 3. 20 $50 $50 and 10 &C
p. m, aallE, except sunday. Sunday only, 81
A. m, and - p. Ia
Uoekeysyille ACCOMMODATION, 80, Il.30 a. m,
30, 500, s.UB AMI H. ~ p. m. ON SUNDAY
. 80 a. m. In AuI 10 .. M.
For Hanover ami Gettysburg. !. 30 4. m.
For Green sFring Branch, $50 a. M, and $50
p. IN.
For tickets TO all points East, North and " est,
apply al calvert station, at Northeast corner
Baltimore and Calvert streets, and at Union
station,
Baggage called for and checked at hotels and
Residences On orlers left at Office northeast cor
aer Baltimore and Calvert streets.
mr.
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1R : = D R / E A TE As /

Absolutely pure. They contain no s,,,,rio,,.
2f ., exaaustsd leaves. No hemicais OF Colofins
5attsT "a ~ asen IN their Preparation Very vaiuahff
Tor mixing with Weaker and 4 hssrsr alit,as
ss,; Y,r,o hey contain very high Iereentare Of
hNttrac1. They are cultivated and prpnarei
uhaeF ttit supervision Of Foreigners ITpnit n.
u mast app ,oyed scientific methods. ! hh eaf is
nf snr,a 2giattn by machinery, giving uniformity
lhfyl yl retain their valuable qualities az tI1
gssa' ~, ~ seIslh u time. 1gOHA q. PHILLIfs
80 ~ water street, View York AVenGs of ~
Calcutta Tea Syndicate .hs"ts VI tiie
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DOUBLE TRACK JANNY COUPLERI
STEEL RAILS
SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT
SUNDAY. NOV. II, 1881.
LRAVE CAMDEN STREET STATION:
a, N. Chicago, Cincinnati, SC. Louis Past Ex-
400 press, b: o.; Palace sleeping Cars TO
cincinnati 81. Louis and ChfcaEo.
Mf6LKSS ~ ~ ses9iH~eGss G Rich@9ad. RaSS9a, VH ";
$40 ElIfott G(ty and way stations.
$40 Washington and way stations.
Ills ANNAP5iIyIIs, sFA'TSSNSToN AND WASH
iAGION EX. and stations MetrOpOli-
7So 'PiedmonL syasburg Winchester, nag
ers@wn, Frederick and way stations, Via
1Ih Mdih stem. ION sunday 70 kllicott CITY
800 tnPi1-Fssg glss, ,cIXcINNATL ST, LOUIS
saturday; tRichmond and fhe south, VS.
esRe sa Sar hsaso sS fBn
Parlor Cars, Chicago Junction 70 Chicago
ssi.tp ss,eit.pne ss,es Ssrs Grafton 70 indianapolis,
$40 tWishington and way way sta ions. Annapo-
1880 %SsdfSdGffSo5,s AND LAUREL Ex-
rs Washington, Annapolis and way.
si'1 1on sunday only, for Washington and
l.oo Elllgott city and. way stations.
2o Washington and Way STATIONS. lRlch-
asci At @asagfaa eaffRi VIII l. g. z Co.. con on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday and with
1aS and saturday for Old Point Comfort,
100 WASHINGTON EXPRESS. stops al
ge6sup.s Annapolis junction, Laurel and
| 40 Winchester, Hagerstown. Frederick and
way. = . - :
a.0 Washington, Annapolis and way.
| 90 ffrtderick andsWay stations.
I'D MarflnsburF and way stations =
e.S washington and way stations.
| f.O tfaHsbnrg, Cleveland and Detroit Express
| a. 49, Palace sleeping Cara to rjttsbaIK Vi
| S.45 +GHICASOl IkCINK ATE 81 ti.o5Tfis
" AsHINGTON AND C0IUABIJs XIX
| PhhSs. B. o. Palace SLEEPING Sars 70
| cincinnati, ST. Louts and Chicago LYlcil-
| . hurg and the South, via Va Midland
| PIP I'm sunday only, for Nj. Airy and way.
| Ills MI. Airy and way stations
| I.8 Aafhington and way stations
Leave Tor Metropolitan Branoh, 7.I6 a m II.
| anu 100 p! m. For Rockville " .gDa N = -
| All trains stop at Relay except g. 90 a m.
| LEAVEWAsHIS GTON FOR BALTIMORE.
| 500 6.3D, $50. F7.4, s.io eco o.o0 n m
Z ~ 5is59 - r. sS ~ .. 20, 40, a. 40 rs 4S
~ rDaliy; "a, isnndAy oh-y. Other trains daily,
kaFgag5 called for and checked at hotels and
Ts TTsshl95nGts on orders left at Ticket Offices Is9
| Nrsi EALI1AuRE STREET., N W. Cor. eal-
Kstts MI. IA ,UtAtMDEN STATION and 81 SOUTH
| W. NJ. CLEMENTS, G. K.taRn
1lasltr oI FaHsitoftattol. H. Ghn- Pass. Agent
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ANALYTICAL LABRAT0RA No. mo MASTER STREfl
PHILADELPHIA, PA, February 9, lNs3.

10
skituy
" effects and
CIARLHs II GAL MI NJ {
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Gar en- swings, feet high, -.
Gard n wings 10 feet high, l3.
Garden Swings. II I. ct high, IS
Lower a sor, northeast corner.
JOHN WANAM4KER

Travellers find it convenient
to leave the street car at the
Market street entrance and
allowing a little extra time to
make the Broad Street Station
select something from our
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HAYEsvIII.E. ONO. Feb. II. 1s8o

HE Dresses. clDaks, coats. stockings and all
garmt MS can be eolored successfully with the
bamond Dyes Fashionable colors Only lOc
The daily gazette., 1883-07-21

ENeLANpis prestige upon the sea seems
70 be about Gepsr. n. Tie deliberate slau
In the face which thu British navy received
from the French at TamataYe orlg called
forth "yerhal protest" from the En-,
glish Admiral, and the "oatf4ge'
was discussed very meekly, indeed, in tht
House Commons. 1t is enough to make
Neiss n groan in his grave,
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JOHN WANAxAKER,

Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets
and City hall sQu&ss. Philadelpbta,
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To bErEer alcohol in oils, says the
Aeieatqe american, take slim glass tube
eight or Ten inches in length, closed at one
end, aud as large as your finger Put in an
ounce or TWO Of OIL, paste piece of paper
ca the outside Of the glass, go that its lower
edge VIII aeeyen @lth the top of the oil,
then add t@oor tnIe4 mes as much sof
water, aud shake Vel for few moments.
When II hat setfied, in an hour or so, the
water vii have absorbed HE alcohol from
the Oil, which iii show rrop9rti9nately be-
low the iiHe first fXid.
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The Ladies Underwear
counter was like a bee hive
yesterday. The throng seemed
pretty evenly divided between
the bargain-tables and the
shelf goods.
The peculiarly gratifed
smile OF the ladies retiring to
make room for new Corners
was more eloquent than words.
Arcade, east side.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
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TRUNK AND sArcHEL DEPARTMENT.

TRUNK AND sATCHEL DEPARTMENT
Bsgs and Satchels ali sorts,
Club Btgs for both sexes.
These hags ar Gather and leather ned. and 4
well-made, geai eel hand grip iur short trips
Our assortment is most COM
plete in Trunks, hand-satchels,
lap robes and horse gods
JOHN WAN MAKER.
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JOHN WANAMAKER.

Buying season can't well be
over while selling season is
blisk. Only in some things,
truly. Parasols we re buying
more of, each day or two. The
last are:
White Surah Parasols, a.
Fringed P0ngees, with diamond patte ns
Spanish matching color s..
Arcade, west eide.
JON WASAMAKER.
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NEW YORK DIVISION.
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STATIC.
FOR NEW YORK

FOR NEW q Rk.
Fsose's s.4pl q Nssd.J, ssfi'ys L.. ~ ., @:o ID
and ii I. u. fLimitei ETpress, i.S,
aa8 T III I'LL aiEhi. On & saadais sa laa s5 s P saS n
sD A. M, I, tLimiyed Express. S. ~ 8. %, 7.4d,
ami 5. b. p. III, and l2,vl night.
City Win 66af 6S6s3Osa n fns cnn
Annex, = alOrdnE direct transfer to Fulton
street avoiding double ferriAEe and journey
Ex press for Sea Girt spring Lake. ocean Beach,
beean trf9ge, AsOury kark and Long Branch.
m, qeek days.
FROM KENsISGT9N sTAI1oN FRONT AND
NORRIS STREETS.
Express for New YORK, q. S. and $40 a. m. on
week-days
FROM MAEKET STREET WHARF.
Express for New YORK, via Camden ana Trenton,
Express f6r oe.an tfGFr and Long Branch, SC !,
VIA Toms BlEsr and Berkeley. 80 a. m, D.
Express fer TOMS River and intermediate
stations, IL, and ;. - p IN.
IhekeFtJli, '.35 a, N. and 4.uo y. IN.
BELyIDERE DIVISION.
FR,M hEoAD STREET STATION.
Daily, EXCEPT sunfiy-Express for LambertviIie,
kaston, Deia8 r., Water tap, Scranton, Bing-
hamtgI ana 9=RegO, s.OOA. m, l2.0l and 90 b.
m. For scranton and Water tap only, 40
FOR Lambert NJ. 3 y. IN.
S, F9F Piein l3ttg,' n 10 a. M i2e a9d loop m
$50 a. "a: s. - :. is and IS .. m.
FROM KEN.lAaToS STATION, FRONT
AND NORRIS STREETS.
| Daily, eadept >austay Express for LambertviIlt
Easfetli Deia"aft Water tap, ssfaHtoE, Ring
hhmton hhd o=@egp ~ a. M, i2.UI, 5. 80 D. m,
FOR scr,si.t9g ana aLer & Ap Only, q. 80 p. N.
FoL l,albertf tlIu, = iG D. m,
For Flelnleten, Z ~ a. ia. I2Ol aud =. 30 y. IA.
sleeptnE-Gtt ug-sta be had At Broad and
| Chestqul streets, Chestnut street. and Broad
street. station.
The Enitn Tran FER Company will call for and
check bag ~ rom hoyeis aad residences. Time
cards and ihli information can be obtained al the
| stations ami at the following
No. s3s Chestnut street.
:. Il. cor Broad and Chestnut
TICKET oFFlCkh:t NJ. ll6 Market street.
No. 4thelf on ave. IiermaBt n
No. 824 Federal st. Camden
CHARLES l.. PUGH, General Manager
| ). k. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
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Glove seekers will find every
desired style and every weara-
able quail ty. Stock replete-
prices only are "off."
Bicyclers' hosiery in some
halt dozen qualities, from 81
up
No garment more bother
some or trying, if badly ad-
justed, than is gentlemen S
drawers. The "Conqueror, "
in jean has & ven most com
fort. We have st cked up on
the smaller sizes and are COM
plete again
The "Conqueror" Shirt at
81 is equally recommendable
Arcade, west side.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
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ClAMDEN AND ATLANTIC R,R. {, !,
ON AND AFTER JUNE %, lssa,
TRAINS Will LEAVE IS FOLLOWS
Enn rrr AfkfuI1 f1rtrvxr q ti II

UfF4I 49, -
FsoR vimt street Esrry3Esp e owssk dAys
.sy only 2Wp. m. On sunday, !, soahi 6aO y,
From shA~kamaxon Street Ferry Expr.fs on
week dags, 9. 70 a. nj, 500, 100 and s. 80 i, M ON
SATURDAY on y 2co p, NJ n Sunday, 20 and
Aeeomm, ,tistion Tratp win leave shove P,rries
pss,nT sS,n.sy a a. soca; y, "a and I'd i,9 pm;
Excursion train Will ave the above Ferries
daily ~ B.2Qa- IN. et..83k4 .9t5f0r-l
LoeALTRAISs FROM fHILApEI.PHfA.
For Hs1dogneid frop Vine and lshaekamazsn
IL N. -. 2,0O. 4 %. 400 $50 4. m..
Fro Vine stree only, s A. asa o. OA M. PROM
sunday @if iFans % ieaSs % boah On fsrTss AZ n and
Frsm Pehns5ivsnia Rallrsad station, foot Of
~. seeS days. sShdaTs 50 a. M. y 6 = N. r.
For Atco. fruln Vine aud ShackAmAxon street
Ferries ri 500 S9Sa: MI i2'e, noVn; 4. Q. 4S9 so
foot OF Market street. II. 20 D. m. y -s7 HU
For HAnIh ton, from Vine and Shsc MA ON ST..
days dsrTs a. ~ 40 90 49,, ?: & ann MN
fr6w loot d Mstke d street H. b p. m.
Foi Fof M.T,s hM,ksslde' No. ll;oo =; M 2S9P n
days, p a. m. 2. o and 800 p. m. Sundays,
| ma1on Ferries, 10. % q m, week days,
For iliAmstown, from Vine aud ~hackamaxou
street ferries $50 a. NJ. 2.ton. A 30 aoa p.
woodruff parlor cars on all express trains.
| W. n. BANNARD j. r. woUD.
--- superintendent. enl Pass. Agent,
RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE NOBEL FAST LINE, AND THE ONLY
4 LINE BETWEEN
| THE EAST AND THE W EST, VIA WASH ING.
| TON.
DOUBLE TRACK JANNY CoUPLERI
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JOHN wASAM.aKEHs.

1.-THE Mark t-strect side of
the store will be open this eve
ming ]
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TESTIMONIALS:

PHLA. REAv ING poTssvILLR TEL,H. 90.
2lkS. Fourth street, Phila.
suffered for fifteen years from tender and
blistered feet caused by excessive pcrspiration.
The sk In would often crack open and become very
Lotion afforded meimmediate reliei Z
VIM. ID. STAGER
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-01
FINANCE & COMMERCE.
Board of Trade,

ST.. PAUL, April 1, 1683.-The market on
the board was weaker yesterday and actual
transactions were confined to ground feed
and eggs. Wheat and corn were weaker.
Oats dull and other articles about the same.
The following are the quotations.:
WHEAT-No..1 hard, Slip asked; No. 2
hard, $1.OS asked; 96c@$1.O3.
CoRN-No. 2, Acc bid, 25c asked; April,
48c bid; May, SOC bid, $40 asked; new
mixed, 47c bid, 49c asked; rejected 45c.
OATs-No. 2 mixed, 39c bid, 40c asked;
April, 39c bid, 41c asked; May, 42c bid,
1910 asked; No. mixed, SIC bid; No.
white, 4Oc bid, 42c asked; NO. 8 white,
39c bid, Ale asked; rejected 39c asked.
BARLEY-No. 2, Csc bid; Ne. 8 extra,
SIC bid; No. 3, 43c bid.
RYE-No. 2, SOC.
GROUND FEED-$1S bid, $50 asked.
Com MEAL-$17; bolted, 1924.
BBAN-(Sacked) $1,000 bid, $12 asked.
BA1ED HAY-$7.50; timothy, $1,000.
DRESSED Hoes-$9.5O bid.
TIMOTHY SERD-$1.50 bid, $160 asked.
CLOVER SRED-S7.5O bid, $3.50 asked.
PoTAToEs-45c to 55c.
EGGs-2115c bid, 22c asked.
Sales-2 cars wheat, by sample, 81. 05;
car ground feed, $18; car ground feed.
$21, outgoing; cars ground feed, $2O.5O
outgoing; car ground feed, $3.50; cal
ground feed, $18; 8 cars ground feed, $40
to arrive; 4 cars ground feed, $17; case
| eggs, 22c; ceases eggs, 23c; 10 cases eggs
| 18c, first quarter April.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-01
Retail Market.

The following shows the prices for which the
articles named sold the day before pu bicstion
Messina oranges retail at 50c675e per doz
Lemons, soc per doE. Bananas, scarce, 75c per
dog. New lettuce sellingst 75c per dog. Apples
S4.0O@4.50. Early Rose potatoes, 75c per bu;
others, 75c. Onions, 75c per bu. Cab
bage 15c per head. Oysters per cen,
Standards, Acc; selects Soc; Gems of the
Ocean 55c. Granulsted sugar in 25 ID.
packages, 10c; powdered, lie; cut loaf, lie;
crushe3, 19c;Ext. ;YellowC. ;brown
&c; Minnesota, 10c. Best o. G.. Java coffee,
$3.50; best Mocha, 38119c; best Bio, 221Sc Best
tess, Eng. breakfast, 81 per Id; best Young
Tyson, 81 per ID; best Gun Powder, $1.2O per
h.; best Japan, Soc; best Basket fired Japan,
85c. Sweet potatoes, 4 lbs. for Csc. Orange Bios
som -four, $500 per cwt; PiIlsbury's best, $500
per cwt.; Straight, 1926. Eggs, Zoe per doz.;
fresh, 25c.
Meats-Sirloin and porter house steak,
I5@16c; rib roasts, l5c; cuck rossts, 10@I21Sc;
mutton chops, 15c; fore quarter, 121Sc; round
steak, 15c; shoulder, 121Sc; veal, 15@18c; pork
chops, 1215c; pork roasts, 12117c; ham, Is; bacon
and dry bacon, 15c; shoulders, 1910;
corn beef, S@9c; sausage pork, 1910;
smoked sausage, l5c; lard in jars, i4c; per
single To-, 15o; in kegs, 1870; dried beef, I5c.
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, March 31.-Flour heavy;
receipts 2l,00o barrels; exports 1900;
superfne state and western 3.65@3.s5; good to
choice 4.60@7.25. Wheat, cash active and
higher; options opened steady, afterwards de-
elined 14@Tc, closing heavy; receipts %, 500
bushels; exports $4,000; ungraded spring
1.00@1.10; ungraded red 1.049l.2l; steamer
No. 2 red LII delivered; steamer No. red
1.1Ssz@1.19; No. 2 red 1.214 certificates;
1 .21X91.2 2% delivered; 1.1911s in store; l. 19x
@1.19Z free on board; ungraded white 1.09
els at LII; No. 2 red March sales $4,000 bush
els at 1.19A@1. 1917, April sales 72,0o0 bushels
at 1.193s@l.l9%, closing 1.195s; May sales
1,272, GOO bushels at 1.215s@1 .22sZ, closing
at 1.2lsl; June sales 100000 bushels at
l.2215@l.23ss, closing at 1924; July
sales 20s,O bushels at 1.2OZ@1.2l5S, clos
ing at 1.2l; September sales 5000 bushels at
1.194. Germ unsettled and Kyle lower; re-
ceipts 81 500 bushels exports 1853, 900; ungraded
62@6Sc; No. 8 65@653lc; steamer 65h@
65slc; No. 2 665s@68c; No. March 6615
@669lc; April 66H@67c, closing at 6618c;
May 67@681sc, closing at 671sc; June 67169
6SAc, closing at 6715c; July 69H@69asc,
closing at 69Ac. Oats opened firm and closed
1850 lower; receipts 81, 500 bushels; exports
go; mixed western 51@53c; white western
53@57c. Coffee higher; firm; Rio 7@71Sc.
Sugar unchanged; fair to good refining T@715c.
Molasses quiet but firm. Rice, demand fair and
market firm. Petroleum firm: united 953sc;
crude 714@72lc. Tallow steady. Rosin firm.
Turpentine steady; 4911c. Eggs, western higher;
18%@1sc. Pork active and firm; new mess
1915@19.30. Beef quiet but steady. Cut
meats stronger; long clear middles 1880. Lard
higher; prime steam 11.6211G11.65; April
11.65@11.66; May 11.S5911.72; June and July
11.69@91l.72; August 11.70@l1.75. Butter
dull and weak. Cheese unchanged.
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4.5O; medium to good 4.75@5.75; common to ex-
ira 6.0096.75; fancy 6.S0@7.00.
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, March 31.-Flour quiet and I'M
changed. Wheat unsettled and generally lower;
Los March; 1.o5A@1.o5ss April; 1.1OA9
1.1O% May; 1.111z@1.1I55S June; 1 .1O5s@1.1oA
July; No. Chicago sp1ng 1.05@l OK; No.
Chicago spring 81; No. 2 red winter 1.09@
l-094. Corn opened strong and higher, closed
at inside prices; 511S@541ac cash; 5l1sc March;
52@521c April; 56I@57c May; 501Sc June:
5S1s95Sc July; $3.50 August. Oats generally
unchanged; June sales rather lower; 404@42c
cash; 42Ac March; 401sc April; 4S% @4SXe
May; 49as@4S14c June; z2Xc July. Rye dull;
lower; 5Sc. Barley in fair demand: 75@77c
Flax seed lower; 1851 4615. Pork steady;
fair demand; 1925 cash; 1925 March and
April; lS.4711 May; 1S.6215@18. 65 June;
15.7711@1S.80 July. Lard active and shade
higher; 11.42H@11.45 cash March and April;
IL 5211@11.55 May; Il.5715@11.60 June;
11.60@11.6215 July. Bulk meats in fair
demand; shoulders ITO shsrt ribs 1900; do
clear 1915. Butter steady and unchanged;
creamery 18@30c; dairy 1925. Eggs in fair
demand; 1S@l915o. Whisky steady and IN
changed; 1.16. Freights, corn to Buffalo &c.
Receipts, 5000 barrels OF -four; Is, 0eO bushels
| of wheat; 10000 bushels of Germ; $4,000
| bushels of OATS 1000 bushels of rye; 10000
bushels of barley. Shipments not obtainable.
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4 Panther Kt,t IN Florida.

lBalaUkA Herald.
On Sunday last, while three colored men
were out deer hunting near Whites log
camp, back of Rollstown, one of them met
with an exciting adventure. He was at his
stand and the dogs were heard coming in
that direction. Soon there was a terrible
commotion in the bushes coming toward
him. The darkey, thinking it was deer
stopped SO as to get fair shot, when sud
denly tremendous panther confronted
him. Hearing noise behind he looked
round, and, to his surprise and horror, saw
another in tree, which he fred at and
killed just as it was in the act of spring
ing upon him. The other one Immediately
escaped, much, as the darky says, to his
delight. The one killed was a female and
on opening her was found to contain two
young. She measures seven feet, and the
negro estimates the male to have be en-
twice as large.