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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-08-06

DEATHS.-At his residence in VIII
Harrisburg county, 5. c., on the 18th OF
July, MIR. John r, Bryan, formerly of
Greene county, in this State. His re-
mains were taken to kingstree aud in
tered in Williamsburg church cemetery.
In Richmond County, Miss Minnie
Brookshire, aged lS.-In Pender Mr..
Jas. Gardison. Ia Wilmington, Annie
infant daughter of II. b, and Mary
Alien, Short.-In Statcsville, last week.
iIamie Leone, infant daughter of Prof.
John C. Scarborough, Supt. of Public
lnstruction.-In Fayetteville, Mrs.
Mary K. Pemherton, a much esteemed
lady.-ln this city, on Saturday, Capt.
Everard Hall. Stewart of the ID. ID. & b.
Asylum, aged 70. One week previous,
while at the dinner table, he was stricken
By paralysis, and never rallied. He was
the gallant commander of a company in
the nth n. Z. T., and was held in high
esteem by numerous acquaintance. The
Trustees Of the Asylum acted as his pail
bearers. Col. McCorkle, who surveyed
the Raleigh Il Albemarle Il. r., di d at
Buffalo Gap, Va, last week.-A.t
Neuse, July 9th little Walter. infant son
of John j. and Mrs. Dora V. Dunn
la Wake, Ellis, infant son Of w. l.. and
MIS-. Della Nipper. III Caldwell,
Sheriff X. G. futile. Also, Alfred Dula.
lie became SO excited by the running
away OF a team hat he fell, and expired
III a few hours says Lenoir ChrCAtcie.
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....Monroe Enqurcr: Mrs. Francis
Stcglll, widow of Nick Stegall. aged
about 20 years, died in Goose Creek
township a week or two ago. We have
been reliably informed that before dying
she made a startling confession. She
confessed to- having murdered her hus-
band by pouring molten lead in his ear.
Mr. Stegail died very suddenly about 30
years ago, while drunk, but no foul play
was eyer suspected and her confession is
a startling piece of news to the old peo-
pie of the community. She never mar
ried again, and SC far as We have heard
no cause was assigned for the deed,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-08-06
ARALEIGu Man KILLED. The

ARALEIGH Man KILLED. The con-
struction train on the Ducktown Branch,
Monday, broke loose from the engine
and ran down Il steep grade. Every
body jumped except Conductor L.ee
Wynne, who tried to apply the brakes.
The flying train crashed through a tres
tie and he "a killed. He was n brave
and generous youth. We saw him in
two accidents on the Warm Springs
Route and formed this opinion.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-08-06
CLEVELAND \ HENDRICKS SHAKp

\ HENDRICKS SHANE,
Albany, N. Y, July 3l.-Governor
Hendricks accompanied by Col. L. ID.
Bannister, and Judge George w. Goth
ran, arrived here this afternoon. They
proceeded to the executive mansion, and
the nominees-the head and the tail of
the ticket-met for the first time. They
shook hands long and heartily. and had
a real pleasant social and political chat.
The talk lasted two hours, and then they
lunched,
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1.-The " axe County Democratic
Convention, to nominate county officers,
will be held IL t is city on Saturday Sept.
9th.
1.-THE Tarboro Souihera0 saws:
Thursday, while the sun was shining.
Guy Cofield was killed by lightning. He
and three women were working in a field
together. One of the d was knock
ed down and the others more or less
stunned. One of the women was burned
a little on her arms and legs, -A
cabin on Judge Phillips Lyman farm,
Sunday 9th. Little colored girl kind
ling fire with kerosene. Little girl and
younger sister badly burned; latter "a
tally. When will they learn its loaded ?
Later. both dead. Gen. l.. G.. Estes
informs us that crops in the Whitaker
section are looking wei. -Pitt far.
mers say they never had a finer prospect.
Corn is always good in Pitt but the cot
tor is extraordinary, even for that part
of the globe-agricultural.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-08-06

For the CALLED or otherwise injured
hol Sc, use Phenol Sodique. should you
wish his early relief and usefulness. See
adv. in our columns,
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WANTED:-By a young lady, who his just
w finished school, a position az teac ST in 9 me
family or school. For particulars apply to Box
No. Lower S, Hillsboro, Nc
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Wilmington Second Presbyterian
Church has extended a cal! to Rev. r. e..
Reed Of Va.
Wilson Mirror says:-'sThe new
Episcopal Church in Greenviile will cost
IS, 600, and will be an elegant building.
THE exercises on Wednesday incl
dent to the laying Of the corner stone Of
the Presbyterian Church were of an in
teresting nature, and much enjoyed
After appropriate religious service, the
Rev. j. w. Primrose made a short but
very fine address. Many passages were
indeed eloquent, while three or four
were really beautiful aud breathed them
selves out amid the fragrance Of sweetest
fancy
A terrible accident occurred at Wash
ington City on Saturday night. The cd
United States Hotel suddenly fell, about
s p. m, burying a dozen persons three
of whom were killed. The wounded
were not gotten out until near morning,
and their cries kept up great excitement
the famous PENNSYLVANIA avenue being a
jam of spectators and fircmen. The old
hotel was the home Of Henry Clay, Dan
Webster, Gen. Scott, and other celebri-
ties.
Two biz fires on Monday. One
caused by gas, destroyed the r. Il. de-
pot, and five warehouses at jersey City
Fcrry-loss s250,000. Another in Bald
uin + pcOrotiya wcrl-c -loeC cIEo 200
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PEACE INSTITUTE,
RALEIGH NJ. C.
II w. Reinhart, priuc,pn
} ~. StallinSs,

IltV. II. EDUTN EIlIl. II. II. D.1
JOIN Is. BUKWELL.
The fall term opens Wodnes lay, September 3,
1894. The past session las been the most succcss-
fui since the Institution Was started. All depart
ments are fled by accomplished and experienced
teachers, and We claim. that no institution in The
South offers superior advantage for instruction
not Ioniy in the regular English course, but III
Ancient and Modern Languages, Music and Art
A large building, llOSi0, now in course of construc-
ton will afford Increased accommodation Tor pu-
pills, and better facilities than ever before for car
rying on our work. The whole building heated BY
steam and lighted lay gas Hot and cold water and
bath rooms oH every floor.
For circulars and catalogue, addrcas.
x BURWElI g. SON,
Ra1.ith \ q
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HARDWARE AND METALS.
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.

QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
AXE5-Col,ins, per dozen. so; Gold Dolla.,
per dozen 8 ~ Diamond Edge. per dozen, oO'
skill Ers AND LIDs--ikc per pound: sugar
Kettles, Axe per pound.
aCAfEs--Faiibanks, discount ~ per cent;
Howe, discount % percent
TIN PLATE--t. q. l0xi4, per box, 3 90; |. Q.
rerpe, 20x2s, per box, 10 90.
TfNwARE-Pieced, discount so per cent
stamped, discount 50 per cent
sotDER--Eo l, iSc No IL and Ia, 1sc per
DUCK HORSE CoLLARs-No.1 Ia 25 per dozcu
HANFS--tvo loop, 25 per poEen: three !oop
ThCKs-In boxes, 100 papers. 2 50 per box.
GRUB HoE5-per dozen, 5 o: railroad picks.
Dor dozen, no.
MATT0CKs-Pe dosen, 0 so.
RUBBER BELTING--Disoount 50per cent.
NAILS--8 65 rate
SHEET IRoN-27 B, &c, galvanized, discount
s Hie i AND spADEs-Ro~land's dis.
count ~ Der cent; Anics' list steel goods, dis
HEAVY wARR-Shafts. finished. 90
poles, - 80. single.rees, wagons select %.
ouggy, 2 25 express. So wagon tongues
10 60; Hickory axies 10 10 Bplst .,ns, 7. 20 20
Xxx, $50. Sawed telloes. X, rs; 90.
Bowden shoes. m. Northwestern horse nails,
No. 66 %; ~ s5; 3. s 90 Bar iron. &c rate
Plow ste 70 spring steel, 70; cast steel dsc
BusaErsds 70 e. ana ~ spss AZ g., ~ ,cri NE
top, 100 Wis 90 do side bar. 100 ooaiso 90 do
phntons, .25 00sai5o o. gredc side spring,
iAO 90 % CO. do phRtons, 10 OoG00 90 bump
seat buglies. l.5 00EEO o. platform springs,
ITO ooaix CO. three spring WAGONS; 70 ocSiiS
IL shc tapauned- barbea wire. 20; galvanized
barbed. 7c
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GROCERIES,.

The gree ~ trade II brlss, sugar, ooffees, tea,
'yrups aud molssses b Ing Ia particularly pool
are report q, a.d NUT, ghd nuis, rive, tat and
plccs are doing very W. |. OILS sell a. usual
aud alcohol - IN demand At s2.23 pos gallon.
VuOTATIuss TO-DAi.
| oOfFkE--l.io tnir, l2@isc; primo iska
nc, choice Hjsgl6c; LaguyTa, i6o; Java aOc
TEAS Imperial h@oic; Young Hynon. 800
coz oolong aby6oc Jaran, oo@6jc,
granuleicd. 9se standard Al. %; Louis.
lana Whit, clarified. sac; yellow clarified, ssc
MoLAssnsI,Loal.iana choice Coz primo, Sc.
syrup, tl86sc; rebollcd 4sG62c.
BAGgiNG-Pure Jule, IN ms ioSo; poi
yar1 ihs.. i0Sc. Ties IFS per bundle.
CBACkkRs--sodAx X, Gso Xxx. 6So; XXX.
&c; cream, %; ginger snaps, &c:
sOAP-Olive, 2 70 per boz blue India v
pound eara IS per box; a.pound bars, oopeI
CANDLEs-star, fun weight, i5Jl; short.liK.
vo ChEsssE-W, . r. lac full cream, ioc;
ROPE iose basis. Cotton rope, isc.
WILL BuCKETs.-4 COCA Is per dozen.
MEAsu IEs-H bushei Iron bound. 8 80 por
d2 TSSs a,soG as sss q s ass IS No. 90
per doseu; no. z s o.; No. g. 7 90 per dozen.
WRAPPING PAPER-Rag and stray, ss@7sc.
foW ~ ~ % psr ssE OF = pounds ~ co.
drop bay. 2 oocs2 10; buck, 2 1901 IS.
PlCKLEs-Medinm barrel %, H.bsIrel,
20. smaii barrel, %. Small S.bsrrsl SO
parrei, 80; 2-gallon pals chow-chow. ".
s-gallnn pals mixed pickles, l 80. Glass pints
70. Glass quarts 90; Glsas h-gallon, DO.
COAL OlL--li0 degrees FIRE test IN barrels,
l.c 40 test oil IN cans, l %: $50 degrees lEC
MACKEREL---Ro. bsrrels, II so. No. / u.
. a l A.Ia A u.
barrels, 7 o.. No. 2 A-bgrrola. . 90. No kits,
IS. No. kits. o5: No. kite ! %.
hoLhhNg HERllNe-lmPortedl Is pertsg.
CiDER-Crab apple, soc Missouri cider, soc
sTARCR-.-Pcari. ~. Royal Glass, 6X. Bon:
packages, S. 6-pound wood box glass, TX. 5.
pound paper box glase, %.
LYE--Concentrated. 275nei 90.
jUGS-Wc quote: lie per gallon for glazed,
ToMAToEs-S.pound Nnmsens,l Is; s.pound
CALIFORNIA CANNED eooDs:-Pcschcs.
2 o6; pears. ~ pounds 8 co. cages, az
pounds, 2 30; peas. az pounds, 2 90 plums, az
pounds, 2 65: tomatoes az pounds, 65; cur.
saoKikG ToBACCo.-ecnuine Duke of Dur.
ham, l.pouad packages, 4lc k-pound. 80; y.
pound, lsc; pound 4; sssoI,ed cases. 20. :,
per pound aai soda ~ to i.xc. per pound;
Ginger. race, loo per ID; Nutmesa 90 70 81 90 per
pound; Ball Potash. 200 70 50. SO 20. oa:s Po.sed
Ham LIS el.so per dos; so.,ed Ham. Its sa2s
per doE sssdjnes, American; sa5o per csoe; ear.
dlnes. French, StsS0 per case; enun, CARROTS
ni.16 70 siiss por osso;t,aua, arrests Of tSas
TO-, $40 per gross; Olives, Amcriosn, e's
Mushroo,nn. t275 PVT doE; Condemned MIN,
ss.7B to 300 per osxo Jolly, wine glass; Doc. per
dos; tumbler. el.25 per dozen; GROWN. el@ por
doaen, ID. oana. tL95 por do1en; ID. cans, e26
per dozen; Extractp lciron, s5o. per dozen; Sy-
ractn, assorted, $50, per cosen; Gloves, (whplel
Bc 10 SOC, ger H.. Cream TaxtGr, Ucrnniercisi
25c. per lb.; RlaokiDs. (anall ssc. per hi Black.
Inc. rar1u, 500 per doI
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LpMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL

The report OF the secretary OF tho Lumber
meh's exchange. which was issued yest rd y
states that the Chicago yards held 5s3 p2S. 90t
feet OF Timber ut the b. ginning OF this pouth
h. ting SO 10 G55 fe. less than were held on New
Years ana 1896 sect 10 than W. re held
ample, and her leading points are known TO
be well stocked.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
6T0NE-At the Dailss quarriea. Sc per cubic
foot; lie for foundation; leo for wall and $50 for
dressed front
LUMBER-- Pine. rough, 2 10 par 100
over ~ feet Q rs per 100; Drsd size anishirg
clear. 10; common, 25 = ceiling % 0v; Il cell
ine $50; hx6 rough, g. per l0,; kx3 roneb,
| IS per 100 Popler dressed nnishiny, 8 90 per
10; iding Q 80; q ceiling 250 X ceiling, 3 co
white pine dressed 6nishing, O 10 per loe y
Ceiling, LIST common, Q on: 2nd common, 10
siding, let common, rs; 2nd common, 80
Common doors. l 90; lash, 25oo5 20 ~ 20 sis9.
pine, 5or5 90: HTpn-aH no b 90 NO I
PLASTER PARIa-rer barrel. 4 006o4 so.
CENEET FLUnb--b angl. sfy>w lSsJ., a.,
uSh ceiling i0ini, 70; Inch cap, sor 'uot
ea,'irg mint 70 'nch Gap Go, Cic.
DRAIN PIPE g .r.n. leo ~ ioV. 4 ncli. 20 81
inch. s7Hc; roh. %; q /, n No.
MIXED PAINTS -Hra y for Use and all col
ors, IS pei "a. AZ the tented srd stsn'
dar6 M Fng arr on teis by Da'loH daalers.
WHITE LEAD-siricflv pnrq, 6 rs &c IS
WINDOW GLASS-8xl0 10 l0xi2 sou i0x1,
to iix2i $50; 1921 TO 20x2S rs, less 10 per cen
LIME, % ..nrea. Aueti. 2 % per ostsSs, y q. q,
Z; pqn,sog or or los @e :, psr "Af7N ?"
HAIa--Por pound, sm9ko.
POsTS-Cedar. II 50 Bots d'sru To-
LATHS--t no pcr 80
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DRY GOODS.

BnBiaoss has I'm proved moro or lees within tn
lat three wcels, and Vt pr, sent all the indt,n
tlons promi satisfactory spring trade Az
Der Of orics from taYeling IA esmen. and ih'
demand for lish dress goods Tor spring wesr j.
quite good AT tho Wholesale dry goods houses.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
PRIET5-FreaInanaak Lodi, s; GlOuuoslYi, ga
HsInony 3; Coo eoo. 5k; Morrmso 9; Grecn
Wioh, 81 Alien. 6: Albion. solid. 81; feancd,
olii, OK Peabody black. o. simpson hiace
es; ginp mourning, OK; Glouosstor monrn
Ing, o.. merriam. g. BARLEY pink and purple
6; Arnold 6; OF red, .; oil blue and green, u
HEAVY BROWN 0oaRsrlcs--Augusi ~
Indian Head 2 swift oees. - OK; &n h,@
bsrby Sd h Ss: siauasiS Il sS; G Ss,che. "a
s CHATTER osh, III, 4 Lake George, ~ on
Great Western, 81 " International. - ~
Atlantic A.7h; BennlngtoD.7N Hatcbcx, h.bh;
ZINE BROWN DoMEsTICs-Lake George
81; Harvost7h; poeahonias. ~; Great Falls. q
Peerless, ID 5: Plum Island. q Atlantic. *
Greenbrier. TX; Anendale TX; Dwight TX; go
BLEACHxD DoMYsTIcs-soc,al. ~; Sunny
sidc, & Holmesville. ~: Forest, g. Big Bonanss,
brio, IN: wamsutta. NIX. New York mills, II x;
Diamond Hill. oa,nehS =; Knighrs, oambrlc'
Hero, - o Hero. x; 8; Ballardvsle: . oaT Jan
q" s Gem 81 she spinSle' barssr.sx: Glen. *
DUCKS-Arkwnght i6; Etuick, sos loA;
Stark. dos, ~; Stark, zoos 10; savage Sos, ny;
HsmPden brown and arse s: 90 "a t HsHp ,s1
Mohtauk, " inch, 20 No. e. 70 inch, AK; No
4 81 inch. SIN: Gold NedD Blue. l2k: Lion
brown and drab. Il: Chariot striped. l2k; sav.
age striped, l2h.
TICK1NG-ArnoskeagA AGA. ID; HamIitos, IL
Hollywood, plaid, ID Standard T. ~: Kaston Is
~: omegs 1876 Continental Fancy. 10; Stan.
iori Fancy, OK; Harrisburg, IL
HICK0RY-Rock River. 6-S Blue and BrowtL
pG india 1Oxc; Arl'vctnn. SIC. Thorndisc
IL o. Hamilton II; American. 10 Lowell City, 81
81; Ottawa, tx; Michigan. ~. Relic, ~: Wood
lawh.7x: ca,avbs.sk Arlington. g. Augusta
:; Louisiana, N.
JEANs- ROE thorough, Is; Pacific, r. r 70
Beaver Valley. rs; Toxic l2k; Humboldt rs,
Peoples, 2tE; Louisville, 8sh; Kentucky, AH.
United States 30.. Cold Medal IT,
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cAlI ~ fIAIfMhhT.
NEW YORK, Feb 3D. Following are til


Exports 10 great Bslialn tina week q ,0Sl
Con inen' s,su5; stock this day $50 05i; YES
lerday, 1906; ibis day l,st year, $40, 527
INV ORLEANS MARKfT.
INV ORLEANS. Feo. rs FIJI scarce
and frm; family, 81 30 20 s4.75; high
grades, $3.50 to $500 Corn steady, with
COED demand; whit. 81; yellow. G3 Ost.
quiet aud firm; choice, AZ. Corn m. al
easier; $40 Pork in good demand and
gheT; $3.50 to SiS62 l-2. Lard steady;
iieIce refined; Ola keg, lola Bulk
meats In good demand and scarce. shout
ders packed 1853; long clsnr and ribs. o 3 4.
Bacon In fair demand aud scarce; no shout
ders; long clear and clear rios, 10 8 8
Hams, choice sugar cured csnvsssed, firm;
- IL and IL Whiskey steady and un.
changed. C,fte in good demand aud
easier; Rio, carRoes, common TO prime, IL
TO II. Sugar quiet and steady, common TO
good common, 458 10 8; fair IN fuIIy fair.
Oils to 8 3 8; prime TO choice, 8 l.2 10 "a;
yellow clarified, @ IL to G34 !:
white clarified. z: grsuulate. 7 liz.
Molssses steady. with good demand: CEN
trifugsl. IL to 30; common, 20 IN 90 fair.
IS TO %; prime TO choicr, IS to IS
Rice - Demsn active aud steady !;
ordinary to ohoics, 4 SIS to 9 Is
Bran scarce and firm; si.15. Cotton seed
oiI-Prme crude, 80 l-!t) 81, summer gel
low, 2to a.
Sight on New York 90 per 81 600 PREM.
ium, sterling sxchsnge. bankers bill. 4.S7.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

Boot aud shoe houses sr) now flling nofe or
ders than at this time last year, and there Il
also a steady gain In sales Of Trunks.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
Mems kip brogans, from 95pl IS
Boys Kip broRans, from S0apl 90.
Mems +. calf brogans, from 0os11 rs
Boys p. calf brosars. from 1901 Is
Mems kip 2-buckle pIows. cool IS.
Boys Kip 2-buckle plows, 65@1 rs.
Mems buff balls. congress and button, 7502 rs
Mems calf balls. congress and button, 2 500l 80
Mems kip boots q 00a2s so.
Men p. calf boots "a e0ft45 90.
Mems calf boots. Is 00660 90.
Boys kip boots, Is 0091s 00.
Boys y. boots, Is 509A 90.
Boys cal -oots, ID 50eH 90.
women's ~ hip polkas, 75t5s7kc.
Miss ~ kip polsss, 60<t70c.
Child's ID Kip polkss, all size, N0soc.
Chtld's hip polkas, all sizes. 55065c.
Women's calf peg and 50 polish, I ooel -.
Misses calf peg and 6S polish, Goal 10.
womens 3uff sewed polish, seal ..
women . calf sewed polish. ] l00l SIX.
Womeu's grain sewei and polish, o0ai =
Wonen's kid sewed. 9011 rs
women's goat sewed polish. 81 70 -.
women's grain sewed button 4 90 70 I q
Women kid sewed button. I 90 70 500
wonsn's soat ssved button 7bOa8
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iiOy, 4 hero hV good authorities that this ho'iv.
ity ln American lo tho IN the English marie
4 due 10 The l"R'h being 'cluifVd for EnR lsil
army goods which are being uyerhhulcd on Ao'
count OF ihs Egyptian troubles
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
bOlH MISUNDERSTANDING heavy Inc
brRuds) a. DO hoavg 8o do medirm IN.
bgASdl iQ 20 ncdun 80; baltimore sud Gin.
uinneu Sd Buffalo slaughter piime, 81: COOL
if MatamoTRa. 81
HARNESS LEATHER-oak No, I, IS; No. q
orun, S9i No. Z 80; No. !, hemloce. SO; No ?
81; No. g. 80.
PHiLSDELPInA CALYsgIH-i;o. /, / 100
~; do No. q hbt1,sc,
PHIGADRLPHiA KIPs-.No. 1. 7Sc@l %
sr'or'ing 20 weight
back bands, 10. Sh inch cotton hack
bands, 80 Duck collars, 90. inch cotton
back bands 50. sT--G-2 trace chains, t2c.
61-i--s trace chAlns $40 6k--s-2 tra,e chains,
t6d ISL trace oh.lnN SOC No. I, hooN
hsaiR j. o T., 10 No. 2, o 81. No, /. web
nslIerS rure We 81 Va 2 weh hs,teTs rorc,
&c, "a
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FRUITS, NUTS, BUTTER, EGGS. POUL
TRY, GAME, ETC.

lVDAAs
aPYKN APPLES-i 00G6 90 Dor barrel.
HUTS-Almouds. 22c per pound; Brazil lo8
i6c; alberta is<s Naples walnutA l6c per pound;
chesinun Imported, mono on the maltse Pcs'
nut. Tennessee red. feail@ choice white,i2ko;
cocoArutn, 5000 20
CALIFORNIA; PEARs-6 7Bes - pr boz.
ORANGES Louisians, per barrel, Ia 00d
10 90 pei box, So vslencine. per case OF gu
LEMoEs-sici,v. 500 per bon Malaga
o.
DATBs-In trails, lo9i2r
BANANAS OO64 % per bunch.
0RAPED-Malaga, 009s % half barrel
SWIFT POrAfOEe-On the 81 oets RED,
75c per bushel: yellow, %
ONI0NS-New. 3 90 per barrel
POTlTOE P -s,el loo.
CABR AGE-New. . . u B opsr dosen. o. -
cHiiC, Ems weauoss AS ooes 80 ~ dossn:
surkryt 70c
sUT7 RR Choioe western. Booq sostins
sAuKR KRx6T-RssrslA II q ha,f bsnsls,
RAIsINs-Lcodsa laysz. ~ 20 bez. n
BIN fIxciuD-vssssasA ~ 49, ~
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LIQUORS.


ALCOHOL 20 per gal, ~ per high wines.
WHlSKY-Eecudcd. 00tri So ~ per proof
suur mash. one ear old, so two years Old,
4 7b(3z 90; thee year. old. 25h2 10; fancy, en-
M old whisky. coos 90. ~ yer age.
WJNRs-<1aret IN cases 0D@5 OF, per quar-
M: Casawba. per gel e0cN 70, Pert. OOsf4 q
Gkcrry per gallon, ! GOA o. xsieria, per GAL
IN. I 6Df15 co. white wine. ia csres boetl6 90.
CBANPAGNf- Jules NUN y o., ~ o6a n 50,
He1d, tek 10 bask et. - 5esg32 50 KruR. In oas-
fet 20 Bo,a2 IN Dom sstic champagne ooap
- 30 =.
nOTTLED BEIh-s Loris quartz u 10
-6uts II 50 Sud ye.ser owD sise II So pfnts
8 % Erlsngcr h~sr 7tsFts - pin's u W
- f0sr -
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Cure for Piles.

Cure for Piles.
Piles are frequently preceded by sense
Of weight In the back. Ioins and lower pari
of the sbdomen. causing the patient to sup.
pose he has some affection Of the kidneys
or nsiehborinR organs. At times. symp.
tome Of indigestion are present. as hstu-
lency, nnessiness Of Sbe stomach, etc A
moisture. like psrspirstion. producing .
warm, IL Q very common attendant. Bind,
blessing and itching piles yield ct once 70
the eppl,catio, OF DR.. Bossnko's Pile Rene
dy, which scis directly upon the parts
shected, sbsoroing the tumors, aliayipg the
intsnse iichlns, and affecting permanent
cure. Price 3 cents. Adde'S, The DR..
Bosanko Medicine Co.,. Piqua. Ohio. Sold
By W. h. Patterson 4 Co., Dallas.
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WOOL, HIDES AND PELrRIEs.
.uorArIoEs TO-DAY.

vooI-usxicsn, free Of burra iieuisc ssx
afan inpsoved. leslie, 'par-sl is~isc cnsr-'
-&1sr.1 ioo1oc: medium. f.1s20tr fine medium
@,S6Ss 6ue wool scccrfin1 70 lin and con
6560a, iSe 22r bury. 7eec per pound 'e.a
HjD5 & Prime plump flint 20 lts and up. le'
- n seronds. lump ninie. ~ lb< and up. lss
- - pine liehf and ips 20 lbs snd no. Is.
- =. eu1,e. bulls and nafp. % g. per 10; ar,
ss,ss6s eolIxr, according T. sond" on; He'n
vSfSnrnsDesr skina 2ooe2s snsslop& ieg
=. - SkinsL lSoHc shesp pslis. - per WOOL
1Ii .0V-Pnne SalloW, Cd tall0w usasA -
n><e 0Vsn6e yellow r. brown 49,
H6SVAx-PTims yellow. - oafs and anu
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DRUGS.

In the drug business the chief interest Is cen
tered IN the speculative movement IN quinine
New York adv!ces state that German qulnine ID
finer, with sales in bulk at Sl.25, while Am,ii-
can Is sold at 81 40 per ounce the rrmn. ~ being
due IN an improved foreign demand. C,ncho'
india has been redu cd at t. at point TO 90 clnts
while chloroform has advanced to 95 cents.
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PROvIsIONs.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.

QUOTATIONS fo-DAY.
BACON Short clear sides. 13s Long
DRY SALT = Short clear ades ilKG Lsns
dear kxa lesg breakfAss boon. llc
HkMb-Canvaksed and uncanvasoe6 ia
LARD = TierA Ina ha1f-bo1oas 1lHG
49, 60 iiSs s1s91 60 ms :