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The Question of Final Adjournment.

10y tcItgTaph % the DIsp"VVH'I
WASHINGTON, June 23.-The oeha.e
Committee on Appropriations, to which WHICH
the Joint resolution relating 10 inc Du'.
adjournment was referred, has not as yet
begun the consideration Of the subject;
The fact, however, that the sundry cFli
bill reported by the House committee Oh
Saturday dos rot contain certain features
which were thought likely To form a part
Of il. simplfes the work Of the oeh SI',
committee and the opinion prevails to-day
that the session will finally adjourn ABOUT
the 9Th OF July.
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Iock.Out Of Plumbers.
lBy telegraph TO the Dispateb'J

NEW York. June 23.-Boss-plumbers 10
the number Of about forty-eight locked OUT
their eight hundred jonrneymen. me
manner In which the lockout came ABOUT
is as follows: oa
Two weeks ago boss.plumher named
Twomey discharged one OF his iourneyInen
for knocking of work an hour carrier 'iiaH
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Panic in Church.
lBv cable to the Dispatch.


LONDON. June 23.-The Methodist
church nj AnglC>iG was crowded ycster-
day during a revival service. Suddenly the
gallery began to crCak and ut once 4 panic
occurred. Scores Of persons jumped from
the high windows to the ground, while
Others rushed for the doors. Many were
trampled under foot and severely injured.
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ID \ Il VI 4
i Is THE
MOST VIRULENT FORM or BLOOD

II II vi -, .r,,,.
MOST VIRULENT FORM or BLOOD
POISONING.
Less speedily fatal but not les certainly so b.,
the vilialinu oT the blood Of which the first -ymp-
toms are PIMPLE~. SITES. BOlLS. and CO IA
NEOUS ERUPTION~. When the nint Of
such indications no time should De lost in using
Az Frs SARSAPARlLLA. the only perfect and
reliable medicine for the publication u the blood
SCROFULA
E. foul corruption in tn blood that rpt- out all
from Tie system and prevent H. transmission 10
offspring but AYERS >ARSAPARiLLA. This
prcpart lion Is also the only one that viii cleanse
the blood Of morcurial poison and the tnt Of
contagious diseases. impoverished bloc Is pro-
ductiye of
AN.EMIA,
a wrctchcd condition. Indicated By PALLID
SKIN. FLAGCID MUSCLES, SHATlEHED
NERVES. ana MELANCHOLY. II, first symp-
toms are WEAKNESS, LANGJOR, Loss OF
NERVE FORCE, aud MENTAL DETECTION.
IL course. unchecked. icans inevitably To insanity
or death. Women frequently suffer from IL. The
only medicine that, while purifying the blood. en-
riches IL with new vitality aud inyigordtc, the
whole system. Is
AYERS SAR>APARTLLA,
PREPARED BY
DIR. j. G. AVER x CO., LOWELL, MASS.
sold by all druggist. Price 81; six bottles for
-. ap l,My7J,24,>e2,O c2S,Dc23
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Duel Lon Horseback.

by telegraph to the Dspatch.I
SILVERTON, COLORADO, June 23.-Pat
Cain and Billy Wilson, while out horse
back riding on Sunday. undertook to settle
an old feud. Both drew revOlvers and
commenced shooting at each other while
sitting on their horses. Cam succeeded
I'm killing Wilson and his horse. Cain was
unhurt
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COMM ERCIAL.

GRAZ" AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHNoNT, June %. 1884
tFkfRi yes
CoRN.-Whiic, 6.100 bushels. Mixed, $500
bushels.
OATS.-~OO bushels.
EYE.-3G bushels.
No sale, reported to Secretary.
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CITY TAXES.
OFFICE CITY CoLLFCTOR.l
VA lime 1854

OFFICE CITY CoIrFCTOR.l
RICHMOND. VA, June ], SS4. !
This Office viii he open daily between the hours
of @ O'Clock \. ". and O'Clock 4. VI. from the
18TH TO TIE BOTH DAY OF JUNE inclusive
for the purpose Of receiving from all Lersons
TAXES DUE TO TIE CITY OF RICHMOND.
Any person who shan fail to pay the whole or
one halt Of said taxes within the time 50 limited
Will he considered delinquent, and will De charged
4 penalty Of j per cent. upon the total amour
thereof, and interest AZ the rate of per ccntum
per anuum. y. Il. NOOD>ON,
ie std CITY Collector.
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Cotton BurnCd.

10y telegraph to the Dispatch.l
BALTIMORE, June 23-Fi'e this after
noon destroyed $4,000 worth Of cotton on a
scow at the foot OF Union Dock. II was
shipped from Norfolk for Liverpool, and
was beng transferred from the Norfolk
steamboat TO the steamship IIanOyerian.
The cause Of the fire is not known.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
poRT or RICHMONp. JUNE %, 1854.
krpIVEn

pCRT or RICHMONl,. JUNE %, 1854.
ARRIVED.
steamer Old Dominion. Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers. q. W. Allen Co.,
agents.
steamer Ashland, Tunnl. Philtdelphla. mer-
cl,andise and passengers, j. W. McCarriek' agent.
steamer ARIEL, hiuort, NUriOih, Uni Cd states
mail, mercr1hat'c. I'D lA5s, NCtfS =. b IStum,
superint ndent.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamer Roanoke. Couch. New YORK, mer-
chandlse and passengers. q. W. Allen 'o''
AGENTS.
steamer Wyoming. Smith. Philadelphia, mer-
chandisc and passengers, j. W. McCarrick, agent.
SAILED 23D.
Schooner Mary and Frances, Leyins, Norfolk
truck barrels, Iurrie Co.
CLEARED.
Bark Goyla (Nor.l, kalderIp, RIO Janciro, Il ur
Dunlop & NcCancc.
PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NJ US. JUNE -, 1884
lBy Telegr,pn.l
ARRIVED.
steamer Guyandotte, kelly. New York.
steamer William Crane, Taylor, Providence
and s,.led for West Point
schooner Ellen VI. Stoypr. Wade, NCrfOlk.
SAILED.
Schooner Annie Camp, Philaiell bia.
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RICHMONDLIVE STOCK MARKET

JvNF 23.-Price~ this week rang Ia, follow:
E.,f (af,I,-Ncry best, GI64c.; medium To
GOOD, . a5't.; common 10 fair, 30I4c.
NlstJ.-3W44c., gross.
L1utS.-1 sH 54r, gross.
TlCr1 were lIj head of beef cattle. li9 hoIs,
ana 236 sheep and lamus on the market dur'n2
the week.
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Say telegraph.

NrN EORh
NEW YORK. June % N0OH.-Stocks lower.
Money-NO rate. EXchsngc-L0ng. asa; short,
4Sb Governments firm. States dull.
EreniHG.-ENcnug". 1894 Money, per
cent sub Treasury b1lmce~-Gold, %l2l.70O;
currency. S9.j57. Government, lower: per
cents, IlsH; per cents. 100 bid. state bonds
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Hoods In Eastern Europe.

by cable To- the Dispa,ch.l
LONDON. June 23.-DispltcheS from
Eastern Europe continue to bring intelli-
gcnce OF disastrous floods. The river YES
tula has risen sixteen feet. The streets OF
Warsaw and OF hundreds OF Villages in that
rrgion are Hooded.
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TAXES.
MANCHESTER TAXES.

I am now ready To receive the CITY AND
UuOT. rANrS FOR 1884. All persons paving
The whole 81 the same ON or before July l, 1854.
will be entitled 10 4 rebate of > pr cent. on The
whole city lax. Al persons paving one lait of the
same on or before july Il. and The other half on
or before November lSt. will be entitled to a re-
bate OF per cent on one half OF the CITY tax aud
o. per cent ON the other half Five per cent. will
be- added Ia all taxes unpaid on December /. 1854.
J. ". BEON NTGN, JR-
je2l-tJyl Treasurer City OF Manchester.
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BALrIMopy I,IyE-sroUK MARKET.

BALrINoRY, June 23.-Becf cattle Market fair.
~ active. and prices. in view OF the Improved
quality, unchanged; very best. 6k@etc.; arst
quality. 5td6'sc /; medium. 4kea5sc.; ordinary /,
1,92S head; sales, sos head. swine Fair supply
and only moderate demand; receipts. 5,3l head
quotations, 6SGn7%c Receipts OF sheep and lambs.
$3.50 head; quOiaiops-shecp, 3gsoc.; lambs
6@6sc.
PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
SToCK-YARDs. WEST PHILADELPHIA, June
23.-Catile In fair demand receipts, 3,l00 head
prime, nc; good, Gtd7c.; medium. Gam6hc.
common, 81 &c. sheep MITket ineciive receipts,
$4,000 head; prime, 5G5tc.; good, 4sa Axe;
medium, 346Ifkc.; common, 2keG3yc. lambs,
31m7kc. Hogs In fair demand; receipts, 5000
bead western selling az 7adtSc.
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lIoDKS. STATIONERY. &c.

NOR SALE. SOME OLD AND VAL
4 UABIE BOOKS
\ SET OF VOLTAIRE. FIRST EDITION, and u
PLINY THREE HUNDRED YEARS OLD.
Ni ie 32-2t. D.spatch ofiice.
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I'VE LAWS FOR 1SS3-'sl

just published. the VIRGINIA ACTS OF As
SEMBLN for lSs3-'Sl Price, ~; or 10y mail
1928.
VIRGINIA REPORT>-Vo II. Price, $3.50
or by mail, sJ.S3.
All the NEW and STANDARD LAW and MIS-
CfIIANEOIS BOOKS can lie found NJ 1902
Main stree. RANDOLPH ENGLISH.
IT, 0O-dyw
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The North Carolina Exposition.

IEy telegraph % Iht DISpIIch.I
WASHINGTON, June pa committee Of
the North Carolina State Exposition. con-
sisting OF W. $. Primrose, president; Col.
w. II. s. Burgwyn and Major John Mich
OILS, with Senators RanSOms and Vance,
waited upon President Arthur this after
noon to invite him TO be present at and open
the Exposition next October. The PreSi-
dent was unable to answer definitely, but
Will do so in few days. II is thought he
will accept and attend either at the opening
or later during the Exposition. The same
committee waited on Senator IIawley, who
was requested TO make the opening address
OF the occasion. The Senator accepted,
and promised TO be on hand October /.
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Flour.-We quote: F,ue. S2.5Omf3; @uucrhne
S3m - -: extra. -. 75m $500; family, si9nM
1920; Patent family, country, S6.5O'
Market very uull.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

NUNDAE JHTt -Ds INSFs
sALEs-FfRsr BoARD.-I.000 North Carolina
As, small bonds, at 81; 5000 Virginia new 3's
with all coupons. at 57a, 5000 Virginia new 3's
at 534; 100 Richmond city 50 at "a: 1000
Richmond and AleghaDy Railroad LIST rs at sly.
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shot al for Refusing to Apologize.

Especial Telegraph 70 lhe DlspaIch.I
AUGUSTA, GA. June 23.-John {. Rob
ertson, son OF ex-senator Robertson. OF
South Carolina, was arrested and placed
under bonds to-day for shooting ut James
4. Loftin, OF the firm Of Fleming Loitin,
orocers. Robertson demanded an apology
because of language used by Loftin while
asking him to pay due bill. Loftin de-
cIined TO apologize. whereupon Robertson
fired at him. but fortunately missed him.
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HOT, Is IT?
IT WOULD BE HOTTER

IT our ra.lors were compelled to make the thin
suits and coats and vests we're selling now. But
they are now at work on oyercoais, aud all these
lovely thin suits aud coats and vests are the result
Of their winters work and our winter thoughts,
for We we're wondering what would please you best
for such days as we have had, and fit Is anything
in The line Of serg,s, Linens, Sc ruckors, Pom
gees, Mohairs, White Flannel, or anything else
You may want in summer Clothes, why we are
the people you want TO cali on.
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ROARBlNG.

COUTHERNERS VISITING NEW
= YORK who desire 10 avoid hotel publicity can
secnre HANDSOME APARTMENTS, with EN-
TEIIFNT BOARD, nj moderate prices. IN the
most central aud fashionable quarter Madison
S1narel, by addressing immediately PkOfhlE-
i"''' je cost
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FsfKNITI kE.
Wholesale PRICES.
MANUFACTURER
40. IL GOVERNOR STREET.
Ne lN.eOd2ml

II 4. ATKINSON, No. 20 GON-A
IL. ERNOR STREET furnitlre-D Dealer u.
and Undertakcr.-kccp constantly on hand a ~
large assortment ~ ParlOr, Chamber, andS !
Dining Room Furniture Of The latest styles, which
offer lOw-pgiccs Ia please everybody. Give me
q call. In the Undertaking Department IS kept all
classes Of Caskcts and Collins. Funerals attended
at all Lours. IT, l2-eOd3m
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II GATHRIGHT Il son Area
IL. not manufacturers. but by buying their u
goods ia fQr0e quantities and Tayin2 spot ~
cash are allowed such discounts As 10 enable' ~
them 10 sell As low as any manufacturer, whether
al home or abroad. " | be proof 81 the pudding Is
in the eating" and any one wishing To safety
themselves as 10 this fact can DO - 10y inquirng
our wareroom.. where can De found larger va
riety of FURNITURE than was ever produced
by any one manufacturer.
h. l5 Nos II and l6 GOVERNOR STREET.
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HOTELS.
81. 80 AND 81 PER DAY
ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
MAIN AND FIFTEENTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.

This well.known Hotel-one Of the best arranged
and most substantially built In the city, Win very
large, delightful. connecting rooms for families
eau accommodate 500 guests.
REASON ABLE RATES FOR SUMMER BOARD
Frs.
The proprietor was abou' four years caterer for
the famous old spotswoOd Hotel, and has been
long known In Richmond as an experience MOTEL
pse i-sn .TrSF3m Proprietor.
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FURNITURE, FURNlTURE.-A
Il Largest and most varied stock In the u
ritv TO make room will De sold low. Par. ~
ties In want Of Furniture will be throwlngs7s
away money by purchasing before calling and ex-
aiming my stock aud prices. ! DO the bushes
and carry the stock, and cannot be undCTsold.
WILLIAM DAFFRON, 1896 md lass Main
street. Branch. No. IVES, Broad street.
apI2.3m
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The stock market opened hrmer to-day and
prices rose arfl Quincy. Union Piclbc ana l.lhr
ShoT. ieng the features IN the advance. The
hrmuc~- was OF short duration aud soon after The
opening selling movement set In which lasted
with lew exceptions, TN after u. VI. Reports AT
fccting the credit Of prominent cap
itili,t and financial institutions were freely
circulated. but upon Investigation the re-
port. IN cycry case proved nfoundrd Money was
again manipulated, ana rate bid up 10 per
cent. Dur.ug the afternoon houses with Chicago
connections were free sellers. and this
had an unscitlng effect. LachawannI wa'
exceptionally strong and cl' Scd . higher on
the day. The weakest stocks were II. Paul. North
west. Western Union, Quincy, Illinois Central.
Chicago and Alton, Canada >outhtrn - Paul
sold down , b, II. Paul preferred -. Northwest
Ga. Northwest preferred 3. Canada southern Dr.
Quincy %. Central Pacific 3's, Chicago and Alton
T. Roch island %, Illinois Central ~, Louisville
and Nashville 81, Lake shore -. New York Cen
tral p, Sorth,rn Pacific preferred ~, Pacific
Mail ~, Omaha preferred 81, Union Pacific ~
" ahlsn pr 'fcrrcd IL. Western Union 81. In the
afternoon money became easier, aud 4 hrncr tone
prevailed IN stocks, and price, rallied '9n2s. In
The final dealings the improvement was partially
lost, but the market closed steady. Compared
with Saturdays c.oSno, prices are Sh7 lowe r.
Chesapeake and ohio, Glass " A. bonus, declined
from LOS TO %. A number of other bonds broke
from to 7. sales, AIS GEO shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORF. June 23.-Nirdnia 6's, past due
coupons, 30; new 81, 3d.. Bid to-day.
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MILWAUKEE.

MILWAUKEE, June %. Flour UNCHANGED
Wheat higher; No. cash and June, soc. Com
scarce aud wanted No. 2. 55sc. oats scarce and
nrm; 80. 2, 3Ik@32c. Provisions steady. Mess
pork sl9 cash and July. Lard-Prime steam,
s7.45 cash and June. Hogs nfm NJ S'ocS
1925.
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IlnIIr.

~ sales reported 10 SECRETARY.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-19
1--we STOUK.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, November lS.-Drovers' Journal
reports:
Hoss-Receipts, 10000 head; active, and
closed 20 So lower; over $4,000 unsod;
heavy, 4 4O9i 60, mixed packing 1O@4 80;
light O0N so.
ICattle-Reccipts, sCOo head; quiet; ex-
ports, % a6 o: inferior to fancy shippers
G0Ca6 15; maiuly 75~5 60; native butchers
unchanged; 200g3 IS for cows.
She pr c4nt., !; M: dull; inferior to
choice 7o93 So; lambs so.
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, November 1S.-Cattle-
Re eipts $500; natives steady; exports
8 0C06 So. common to choice shipping B 00(g
. 80; cows 60g3 25.
Hogs Receipts, g. 90; weak and 1Oc lower
4 15a4 40
Sheep - Receipts, S95; steady; natives
8 30: fair to e"od, 275SS %; common to
medium, 2 00@2 SO.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, November 1S -Cattle-Receipts
400; demand largely exceeded supply; prices
steady and firm; exports 259o 30; common to
choice shipping 50@6 co.
SHEEP Receipts 800; common to choice %
as 70.
LANES 50@4 25.
Hoes Receipts 5000; lower and weak;
Yorkers, 4 25@4 80; packing, 4 25@4 40;
heavy, 50@4 TO-
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-19
DENVER MARKET,

FLoUR-Colorado. 100 lbs, 25@1 So; pat
ent, 100 lbs, 2 72@S 90; Kansas, 100 lbs, n
| @4 90; Minnesota, 100 lbs, 8 80; graham, lO'
lbs, l 75; rye, 100 lbs., 2 70; buck wheat
100 lbs 5O@7 75.
GRAIN, FEED, Ero-Wheat. 100 lbs, SO89oc
corn, In saoks on track, 100 lbs, 15@1 20
oats, in sacks on track. Inn Ibs eastern white
2u@1 %; barley 100 lbs, 3O(1l 35; bran
ton, on track, I25nd13 80; chop, corn, 1Oi
lbs on track, GOAL 20; chop, mixed, 100 lbs
on track, 3o@1 30; corn meal, 100 lbs. a
al 65.
HAY-Baled, upland ton, 13 OO015 nO
upland, loose, ton 13 O0916 90; second bot
tom, baled, 9uO010 90: alfalfa, loose, ton
loose, ton, Is 00@l5 90; straw, baled, on track
ton, 8 UO@9 90.
BUTTER Creamery, fancy, lb. s6@3S
creamery, fine, lb, 50; creamery fair, H.
% 49, tairv. ch ice lb, 2DGb22 dairy, good,
b. 1920; dairy, fair, lb, 158l6; cooking, ID,
Eaas- Stste. candled and warranted, doz,
30@3l; ranch, toz, 23934.
ORREsE-Full cream l6C01Go' half cream
IL, 10a11c skim, lb, 9@13c; Swiss, domestic,
lb, 2292Sci SwisU, imported, 3l@32c; Linn.
ourger, 14CGtSc.
PoUprRY - Live old chickens doz, 8 co,
live springs, doz, 8 05'H4 90; live ducks, doz
0095 25; live turkeys, h., 15317c.
PoTAToHs Colorado, 100 lbs, 90 9l10,
sweet, FER h., StSSbc.
VEdETABLEs UnienB, yellow, 100lbs,
l 25@1 80; cabbage, loo lbs 9O(9l 10: beets
l 10 lbs, 90; turnips. 100 lbs, OO@1 25;
carrots, 100 lbs, sal 90.
FRUITS lemons per case, Messina, 50&
3 50' oranges, Rodi, case, 00(GS 80; oranges,
Louisiana, 10J lbs. % apples, fancy bbl,
3 7594 81, apples, medium, Dbl, 3 25(G3 20;
apples, Belletiower, box 5Ot62 %; pears, box,
32593 70; jalifornia grapes, box. Malvoise,
Peru, Muscat, ] 75A2 on; 'ranberries, Dbl, b
Il b, 1850 B & @, IS 59@l400
CURED MEATS Hams sugar cured, Id, Ia;
hams, sweet picked, lb, lSf; bacon break.
tAst. 10, l4t, dry salt sides, h., ll3; dried
beef, lb, l6; lard in pals l09iOa; lard in
.ierces, a3n93.
FRESH MEATs-Dressed beef Colorado, per
IN, 5du6c; C oice veal lb, 11@l3: hogs, ID,
6aG7; mutton, 10, 5@i; lamb, lb 1D@12t
LIVE STooK-ColoradO steers, per 100 lbs,
4O@3 IS; cows lOU ID. 3OO93 80; choice
veal calves, 10, 6497c; sheep, Q O0@ co.
Hides.-Dry Flint No. /, perlb, 1103l2o,
No. 2, lb, SOLO; green .teers and branded
,alf, ID, i6.5; green calf, lb 8G1O; groen kip
ID, 6a7; sheep skins dry S,G1O; deer skins,
summer, ID, 15@!o; deer skins, winter, ID, Is
Gle; antelope skins 10, l2gl5; tsllow, lb,
sac.
~ooL-Colorado No. /, per lb, 14915,
puck, lb, 8; Mexican, s.
FIsH-Mackerel, Mol, / 90 ht, mess,
75@2 25; California salmon, half Dbl, 10 80;
Holland herring ks1, ! FOOL 60i trout, psr
b l5A16o
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-19
General Pr pduce,

Apples Receipts continue heavy, only
choice stock salable at 092 so. Bulk re.
ceipss selling at 25(aGOc per bushel, according
TO quality.
Beans-Very dull. Only clean stock sale.
able. Naveis (clean) per bushel, % . l so;
medium, / U0al q.
Comb Huney-In good demand. Receipts
very small and meet with ready sale at lSg
2Oc in 1 aud 2 10 frames.
Beeswax In good demand. Choice bright
per H., 26Cg2Sc; common to good dark per 10.
l5@2nc.
Butter Choice rolls, wrapped in muslin
and packed up nicely meet with ready sale,
while solid packed ID rather dull Consign-
ments are more liberal and prices less firm.
Creamery fresh, 27 CSC; creamery ice house,
"A a25c; choice dairy, 20 = 22e; g 'od table, 10
@l7c; fai l2al4c; inferior grades, 6@0c
state" per Dbl. 90; per- per- bbl., n; con.
densed per gal Soc; crab apple per gal 35c.
Cheese-Full cream, western, l2c; Wiscon
Elm new l2sc; young American, IL l3c.
;Eggs-Receipts very light, prices firm and
advancing. We quote strictly fresh 27c.
Hay-Baled $7OO@S.OO loose, $500 a
600.
Maple Sugar Pure in bricks, per Ib. l6c,
Ohio, 13c; small cakes lac.
Onions.-Market bare and demand good at
at 20 cents p bushel.
PoPcoRN-Choi dry In fair demand, at
2a24c per lb
P"ultry-Trade has been rather dull lately
on account of the warm weather, but will
doubtless improve with a change Of tempera-
ture. Dressed poult y for this market should
be dry picked entrails removed and hsa and
feet cut off, in order to bring top market
prices. l. should also be properly cooled off
before packing. Chick MS alive, per dozen,
$3.50; chi kens, d essed, per lb., 89lOc ;
per dozen, IS. 60; ducks dressed per lb',
ll@l2c; geese, dressed, Per h., 12@13c
Game-Demand is God and prices steady.
Deer, carcass, per Id, 6@9c; deer saddles, per
h., l29l3cj antelope, carcass, per h., q
SCI antelope saddles, per b., l2Sl3; prairie
Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-19
GENERAL PRODUCE.
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

chlSANo ThoDOSE'
CHICAGO, November Is. Flour-Dull and
unchanged.
Wheat Active, unsettled and weaker;
opened steady, and advanced &c., later
weakened, strengthened, and osed 4c over
yesterday; 72lG7Zac for cash; 72c for Novem.
ber; 723c 72sa for December; 73a 4 1890 for
January; 744@74sc for f. bruary; 8U9c for
May; No 2 I'D, 734c No 8 red Coo.
Corn Active and unsettled; | wer early;
closed stronger; November fucIuated within
range 2sc and closed &c over yesterday; year
declined &c and closed sc over yesterday; AZ q
42i for .sh. 421c for November; 3'B D373c
for December and year; 353 for January; 35Ac
for February: 3Ssc for May Rej ctTd S6ac.
Oats-Steady AID ahou unch lnPed; $500
@259c for cash and November; 253c for
December and year; 2S3c for May.
Rye Dull at &c.
/ Barley y-Nnminai 59c
Timothy-Dull aud weaker; prime, 100
20.
Flax seed Quiet and steady; No. l, 31b
SsPork Active, unsettled and lower; de-
clned 25tG30c and closed steady; IL 2211Nn
IL 25 for cash; IL 05 for year; IL l56u III
for January; II 20 IL 27t for February.
Lard-Active and weak; dec iued l0915c
and closed tame; O7a"97 O0 for cash; q 80 n
92a for November; STA 80 for Decem.
February; 95CG6 97a for March
Bulk Meats Shoulders, O@5 25; short
clear 6 55G6 60; short ribs S7a@G %.
Whiskey-Ste.dy at l3.
Butter Dull and weak; choice to fancy
creame y, 25g26c; good to caoice dairy, 16g
2Sc.
Cheese-Qulet; iul cream cheddars, 11a@
12c; skins, 6 &c.
Eggs-Steady; fresh 20@21c.
Hides Unchanged.
IallOW-IJ JnChanned.