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The Brookhaven leader., 1884-04-24

The killing OF Il. B. Rials by the Penn
brothers l'r. Robert &. and Iiance Bat
Isllchuyst on the 9Th inst. has an ugly
ok The circumstance that there were
two against nuc is bad enough; but when
We adj 20 this the brutal manner in which
the slaughter WIS completed the act is
stamped with an impress which gives il n
fcnd;,ll aspect. We may rCCur 70 the Kill
ing after Il has hecn disposed Of Icy the
courts. Departing from oar custom we
have alluded Ia il now, because we desire
t. be put on record rs being opposed TO
the Kind OF homicide disclosed by the ter
rihie event to which We have referred. =
C!dfioR.
There was another killing with Az
ugly look" in HazIehurst some time
ago. which was also stamped with
an impress giving it "frndish as
peCt.' bet as the Clarion has never
vet "departc | from its custom 10
prt itself "cn record in regard to it.
Il is fair to conclude that it was not
the "kind Of homicide" that journal
i opposed to- FickSbUrg Post.
1t will not do to hold the new edi.
tor of the Ciation to answer for all
the peculiar things said and done by
that journal. For instance, it would
he rather difficult for him to recon
ellie Hon. E. Barhsdale's testimony
before the investigating committee.
Which the Ciarion gratefully com
mended for its dignified beauty, etc,
and the Clalion's piteous cry OF
.'those Wild men of the mob" made q
few weeks prcyiouS.
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-04-24
EDITORIAL NOTES.


JEFFERSON county will hol a Fair
at Fa, ette May 2S.h.
JUDGE KELLY, of Pennsylvania call
ed Pig Iron Kelly, is seventy years
eld.
Gov. LOWRY is in Washington
City attending to Nj. sissipri lar d
matters.
JiM is hard Hill for Mckee, Hull
i TO. TO climb--a little mountain,
IS it were.
TH3UsANrs Of horses anl mules
have been killed N the upper
swamp cennties by buir,lo gnat..
Ir was Judge W, F. Fitzgerald's
unpleasant dp'y on first arriving at
TAcson. Arizpna, to sentence cu
lIjt 10 & nth.
Hon. Z. BARKsDAEE again has 0nr
thanks for appreciated public drcn-
meLts. Also HDa. II. D. Money
for similar favors.
JOAN L, LYNca made the opening
Republican speech at N4tchez las,
Saturday, which the Democrat char
acterscs AS di, Greet and conserva-
tive.
Earl Van Dorr, only SOD Of the
famous Confederate General Of
that name, died in Monroe, La.
last week. He was a railroad con
tractor.
Hon. II. L. MuLpRow las written
letter announcing his intention
not TO be candidate for reelection
tn COpgre, from the First Missis-
sirpi District
The Macon Beacon has been con.
vinced Of ror and made the amcade
honorable to Judge Campbell, Mr.
G. c. Campbell aud the Railroad
Commissioners.
CHANCELI OR PzYrox has set the
2Sth of Apri! as the day for hearing
tho injunction MOTION ofthe Natchez
Jackson & Columbus Railroad
against tie Railroad Commissioners
CHALMERS advises the Greenback-
ers and Independents Of Mississippi
TO gDin with the Repub blicans dur
ing the Presidential campaign. He
is in fer any sort of en- organization
to beat the Democracy.
Mn. Jons N. ALLEN, of Lee coun.
ty, is already announced as can
didate for the Democratic nonina-
tion for Congress from the First
Mississippi Distric'. He will have
ab rut seventeen competitors.
the Tennessee Republican Con-
,e1tion nominated Judge F. +.
Reid, of Davidson county, for Gov
ernor. The nominee was a Confed-
crate soldier, serving through the
war as private in Forests cavalry
THE jackson Fire DeTa tment
will have their annual parade May
l5ih-the second day Of the Press
Convention. The jackson Depart
ment is about the best organized 10
the State aud never fails to make a
foe display,
We return thanks to Senator
George for copy ofhis great speech
on. the Educational bill, and for
other va.ued public documents.
Mississippi has every reason to be
prou of her Senators for the ability.
eloqrenee and craftsmanship which
b RI dirp'ayef in support of the
L Iucst;oIsl bill
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-04-24

TIVE mass meeting that took place
in Cincinnati short time previous
to he mob's assault on the jul dill
not pass any spread-eagle resolutions
that We have yet heard of. Therein
Cnpiah still holds "the horns For
nw lille it was feared that BE at No,
g. would have to relinquish them
EicksJurQ Post.
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-04-24
To ths Democracy of Lawrence.

On Monday, the 2nd day of May. there
will he y meeting of Democrats Of Law
renee county, at the Court Honse IN Mon
tiee!lo, TO elect delegates to the State Con
yention, of June Ilth. All who are viii
ling to support the principles and nom;
nees of the party are invited to partici-
pate. y. II. LCNGlEo,
Chairman Dem. Ex. Com.
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-04-24

TIE De mocrats carried theil
State ticket in Louisiana lasr
Tuesday by 10000 or $4,000
majority. The Ring Dcmoc
racy also carried everything in
New Orleans, using fair means or
foul to accomplish the result. AT
many precincts partisan deput-
sheriffs took possession of the polls
and forcibly elected the election in
spectors. Mayor Behan has issued
a proclamation calling upon all cit
liens who wish TO see the purity
and fairness of elections maintain
ed, to assemble in mass meeting
and take spprol Tiate steps TO vindi-
cate their righ's.
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-04-24
The Memorial Services ct Beau.
regard, April 22d, and Other
Iterls of Interest.

OF the invited speakers, we took III.
mixed freight train to attend Lh,
memorial services at Beauregard ia
Observance OF the anniversary e the
awful tornado which lsil in vase
and destruction that prosperous vi.
!age on April Y, 1883. a mixe.i
freight, rs most persons are awar,
who have iidden on one, is chiefly
net d, as the geography writers
would say, for its tI,qucnt and long
stops at switches and small stations
Ours was no exc, p!iun To the RUE
but as our distinguished low.
passenger was in one of his well.
known social moods, time did not
hang at all heavily by ii e wayside
on this occasion and about a quarter
20 II We reached Beaureeard and
were scon seated il the new Mctho
dist church, the only house Of wor.
-.
Miss Clara ChriEman presided at
'neIlow-toned organ and led in the
singing. (which was excellent, ard
joined in 10y the congregation with
spirit. Addresses approIriatc to
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The Brookhaven leader., 1884-04-24
Political Notes.
Sammy can't run.

I
The Chicago Times says there is
about as Ett.e enthusiasm TO5' Ell
muuds rs there is in hir.
Hon Tho. A Hendricks has
r.,pr,cl rrom III. + ,rnncnn tour and
talks flucutly On the tariff issue.
T,a JI.r Eich,rl !, Omle,hy was
,,,niro,.J bv exclamation for Gov.
e,nor bv the Reoublienns If Illinois.
60, c,.,.ov,ro,s,s tho oninion
Tho, R,,aou "a tho Tnmn,ra,ic
nominec would rua well IN New
| York.
S,,ro ,bow v,r, TnIon dead
o,;ro ~. p,l.;.aI,, sno.,kinr
ro w;,! .oLo Him !, rho farmer cen.
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assembled IN state convention ut
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So'Ns" '""' 9A'i' l. q i''u'" - o''
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Grant taHoI5 Log"n ior the hrat
llace on ihe krpAbiIcan ticket Ior
President. lie says that GA the
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-04-24

The most comforting thing about
Mr.. Tilden's letter is the announce
ment in the rlosirg sentence.
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-04-24

READ the call OF the State Dem
osratIc Executive Committee.
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-04-24
SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR
MILLINERY
TO
Mime. Rosa Reynoir,

Her stock is the largest and most Fash.
ionahlr in the city and having been select
eel by her personally and bought at Facto.
ries for Cash she sells the most stylish
goods at unusually low prices.
Orders promptly filled and goods cheer.
fully exchanged whca not entirely salts,
factory. Best quality of Berlin Zcrhyrg
cents per ounce delivered free of postage.
Oct, II Tn
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-04-24

DR.. Y. B. WATTS Is duly anthoriz
ei to repreaeu. THE lsAprH and
make advertising contracts aud re.
gvipt for subscriptions.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-21
HARDWARE AND METALS.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.


AxE5-Collins, per dozen, 90; Gold Dollar,
per dozens 50; Diamond Edge. per dozen, Q 30;
Double Bit, 10 90.
sKILIETs AND LIDs-4xo per pound: sugar
kettles, ikc per pound.
SCALES-Fairbanks discount 20 per cent;
Howe, discount rs percent.
TIN PLATE-I. q. l0xl4- per box, s 90, /. @.
i4x20, per box, 90; Tcrne, 1ia2O, per box, 30;
Terne, 20x2s per box, Is 90.
TINwARE-Pieced, discount 80 per cent
stamped, discount 50per cent
SOLDERING. l. 16ci No. IL and 1.2, 1Sc per
DUCK HoRsECoLLARs-No Ia 25 per dozen
HAMks-two loop, Is per pozen; three loop
TACKs-In boxes, 100 papers, 2 so per box.
GRUB HOES-Per dosen, o.; railroad picks
per dozen, 8 so.
MATTOCKs-Pe dozen, 0 so.
RUBBER BELTING-Discount so per cent.
SHEET Irony B. &c; galvanized discount
sgMov VEL. AND sPADEs-Rowland's, dis.
count 40 per cent; Amcs list steel goods, dis.
count 40 and 10 per cent.
HEAVY HARDw ARE-shafts, finished, 0 90
poles, 10 So slnglc.rees. wagons, select D.
buggy i 2 25: express, So wagon tongues 3
Coupling poles, 4 rs spokes, XXX, select 2 Is
Xxx, $50. Sawed ielloes, IN, Us; 2 2 90.
BOwden shoes. 6 M. Northwestern horse nails,
No. sc O0; 7e25; 8, 00. Bar iron, DC rate.
Plow ste. 20 spring steel, 80; cast steel, lsc;
100 co. do open, 20 oo@so 90; do side springs
top 100 O sp1S5 OF; do side bar, 100 00@ls0 co. do
nkrtora ;oS o0n1bo 90. A grade side spring,
lao O0e2 co. do phetons 15O 0oap200 90 bump
seat bugsies, 175 00a2J0 co. platform springs,
ITO ooail6 90; three spring wagons. % 00aeilH
n 6Kc tapanned. barbed wire. Go; galvanized
berbed. 10.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-21
$50
WOOL, HIDES AND PELTRIES.

A BOSTON dispatch says that the market has
continued active. and although no advance In
prices has occurred. yet purchases cansot be
mad on AZ favorable terms In all cases az fort
nj ht or three weeks ago. The sales OF the week
nave been . 49,, 400 pounds domestic and 1O7.' 90
pounds foreign, or :. $40, 400 pounds In all some
" the local papers OF this city report more than
this amount by Including 2O0too pounds OF
me dunn I, Irltory and 22j 900 pound, Of combing
pull I'd, which they have just heard o. but
which were reported last week
Tho srriv Il OF considerable quantities OF Aus.
iralian wool has been follosed by more active
demAn this week. Some very handsome lots of
first combing brought "A 10 45c and other salen
were made al flgu es noted below. Our review
OF the dry goods and clothing trade shows that
present indications point 10 conuousd prefer
enc. for fine Noolons, and that coarse and medi.
um goods are not going 10 receive as much ~,
tentiop as was anticipated. vsy fine lot Of
scours d Montana wool brought Iee. bul most OF
the lne territory woods are selling On basis OF
62 l.ac.
the sales Of e. gOU, 400 pounds Of foreign and do
mestc wool ia Boston this week were Sl4. 10
pounds more than last week. and l,59O,SU
pounds less than for the corresponding week Of
TIE total sales OF wool IN Boston since Jan.
uary lesi. HAYS been II. III. AOop unds, sgans.
rs, goo 200 pounds ior ecnrre'pondinE period
of lssS. a decrease OF 225l,ve0 pounds.
The total receipts OF wool In Boston this week
have been ASA bales domestic, aud ia balel
for, Ign, against S.0S7 domestic snd "a bales for.
oiYu lAnt W6uk, ou0 D ltt Daics uouitebc shu
sis bales foreign for the corresponding week Of
The sggregate receipts slncs January l have
been % Ns bales domestic aud 2oi9 bales for.
eien, Against ~ III bales domestic and ,o5(
bales foreign for the corresponding period Of
1888 This IL decrease Of ,l2s bales domestic
and an increase Of 30 bales foreign.
SUoTATfohs TO-DAY.
wOOL-Mexioen. free Of burrs. u@lSo Mex
icsp Improved, 1l0l7o coarse, 1ool8c; coarse
medium. lseal9c; medium, 10000; nne medium,
aO022c fne wool. according 70 dirt and oon'
ditiou, lAae2c; bury. 1890 per pound Len
HiDE-Heavy hides, II pounds and mp
sound, lsc hight hides, under y pouncs. ffee o.
gruba i0c light hides damaged or enc grub o,
NOS. q bulls. bad and damaged, 81, dry salt
n ii, wet salted, &c; green hides, g.
PRLTRlBB-Deer skins, 20o22C antelope leg
ibc. seal skins, lBt26c: sheep pelts, - Per wool
Ooe6c; shearlinGs 10@l6c.
fKLiOW-Prime tAllow, &c; tallow grease %
$40; er ease yellow TO brown 1850
slratDsa. lhl3OO
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-21
LIVE STOCK,

The st0ckmen OF oCif.x county New, Mexico,
held meeting at ron recently 1 TAKE action
ia regard 10 Is beter stocking ~ me tanKe
with bulls Among other Iesolut ons, II was re-
solved "thst every pcfson or conpssy owning
OF having CsArso OF stock upOn his range shall,
between he let day " pr aus the 1T day Of
July, lSsi furnish aud tutn il oso three good
grade balls 10 every hundred heifer calves
branded during the ycsf 1853 said tulls not 10
DO nader tho Ake Of one rear
while the doslro for hno stock In Texas 10 IN
the highest degree commcndrbls, says the
TeIns stoCtman. few have learned that ~
does not pay 70 turn ,20o ram or 1te bull
losso on tn, rapgo. Ssrh stock IN all night II
one ran use them 10 advantage and 10 prepared
to give them the caro- they require.
Ia tho UEiitd siG,es the visible slaughter OF
hos west and esst has been about lsoO1,oO
ier ON farms and In villages throughout tho
country has Aggregated u yefy large number.
According u Me IA Saa Ci'y Live stock In
dlcstor the th,tlion- Montaus Cattle com any
expect 10 bus in rCxas. IT, February, 1000 year
isgs snd a-yelr.nld steers and TAX them TO
their ranch on 1nguo liver. sixty mile, seuth
OF hIes CITY Thew will oo,op..rste with Cap.
taln Howe Of howe & sovelle, Miles City, who
viii also purchase as many or more Tor the
Tse Had L,nd, Cswboy, a Dakota Paper,
Wa ,nonh A Co. wa the FIST herd Put In he
low nere. Tlste are 500 head In the srd,
aos,ly yerlinc and 2.year-old hcifors. They
wers driven in last fall. and M 10 the lsst re
The WsizsOfth Bfoihers a's so well sati, fled
vi h tn.ir sn,ces. that they will drlyo In ~
many more In tho spring.
W. are ipiurlssG py nistnry that anterior tc
the invA,ion ~ the NORTH Of Eng and IN lC66 by
william Of rmsudy, there existed n race o
cattle differing IRON those t. be found else
where alsng the River Tees in Tho coup ties 81
Northunber and, DuIhan and Yorkshire
hose cattle are described as be ng ia re ani
mails, btoa1 In the back. wide tive on tho hip,
vi In short stubby horns. msking large snt
| or o1tsble tarcasses when matured The cow
wsrs large mixers, yielding larse quantities
| with generous feed. beyond AIRY others ye
known Their oolors wera light oup. or yellow
red, deep red, puro white. red aid white IL
| ps tel es roam mixed OF both red and white and
no uniformity In laying on any Of these color
or ,heir sdniItures: the colo's prevailing Us nc
cidont nigh govern.
| QUOTATIONS TODAY.
! BEEVEs-Coln beeves, none. fair TO goot
| ,Iess beeveA. 3A@3Ac per pound; medium grass
| lceves, 3s8Ac per pound.
| IOWe-BatreA cows, 25 CO62 So Mich cow
| . orth Texan grades. 80 10000 90; common Y
| rif, IS CO@ 40 Co. Stock cattle aroud, l6OOq0c "
| BULLS AND STAGS--(For sausage manu-
| To 10 Oo two.yesr-olds, l20ls.
| tHEEP--Good mutton, gG3Hc per pound
euiuin mutton. 2A&2xc per pound; stool
! keo ,2C0ta8 90.
| cOATs-2 0Oe.2 40 per head.
OGf-Corn fed, akgoc; medium. s0'fnt
t.sf uogs t@r smokers and feeders fG.4ko.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-21
LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL

Texss pine lumber 10 being shipped largely
70 South America Dealers are beginning 70 In
veal in logs, and a chicago hrm hiss jus. pur'
chased 4 600, coo feet OF this seasons cut OF logs
on the white rver. up IN tho lake superior
country. at 80 per 1000 feet
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
sTONK-At the Dallas quarries. So per cubic
foot; lie for foundation; 16c for WALL and 80 Tor
LUZ IfiujTBER-Yeilow Pine. rough. 2 % Per loc
over "a feet rs per 1oG Drsd side finishing
clear o. common, Is; x ceiling % o.; cell
ing, q So hx6roueh, 81 per l0v xs rough'
IS per 100; Hx3 dressed, 200 per 100. Siding,
Is Der 100 Poplar dressed finishing, 90 per
10 idinR. q SO; :. ceiling 2 So y ceiling, 3 90.
white pine dressed finishing. 6 10 per 100 y
Ceiling, LIST comm on, Q %. 2nd common, Is;
siding lst common, rs; And common, 30.
Oorpr",o foora. 50. sash, 25ts5 20 - 70 sise.
sHINGLEs-Yellvs pine, 1904 So whits
ONE. 4 5oe6 70. 0yprsx. No 90 No. T.
Pi AsTER PARIs-Pcr barrel 4 ooo4 50.
CEMENT FLUES-e incn, s1Hc Inub. 900 Z
IN. h casifnr Joint I 90 6 fuch cap. zoe Inch
,sxVre jcdnt 1 Is: 2 inch cap do. 5Oc
DRAIN PIES Is.h- l6c per loot tiucf, 2o;
8 inch. &c; inch, toc Inch. coc
MIxEr PAINTS-Resoy for use and AL COL
ora rs psr gal All the teetod anc stan'
dari nases arr on sslo BY Dallas dsalen
WINDOW GLAss-sxlo 70 10xl2 eoe 10x1l
10 itxaS s5e 1874 70 2ox2S rs, less 20 per cent
LiNESocpersd. Ausun, . 90 per bsfTsE poll.
4 80 Donss0n car lote 500 per barrel. I ~
saHss 10 lots. xr- per bushsl M
HArR-Por pound, s0eko.
POsTs-Oedar ~ 50 Bois faro 1St
LATHa- 90 per Loo
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-21
DRY GOODS.

THE New York dry goods maiket has heen
fslrly active, contidcflug the sloiiny weather
ueAefs report general Trade nR iull as good ana
Ia some cases better lhau last week. large
| Tho Goods IN The west, which have brought bus
mess to a ftRudst | IN the Ohio valley, Rtd IN
regions iI,enisry thereto have had more q ',s i
| regions cor iim merchants IA tho bellel that
| bus ineis this season will be quite sausineiory,
| and cenleQucntly good feeling exists Cotn
| goods show an inofoalinE soodlnCs7, with
| prices slgltly advanced. aud are reported
| In fair dcmuud. The distribution has
bean OF good proportions both ON ae-
| count Of pr. viOns cOnttacta and on new
| oriers. Printing cloths have had hut lille
| Inquiry and liRht business IL reported. irirts
have been m only fair demand. although zone
| good attention. ard a wido distribution N re-
| ported both on duplicate orders aud new on
gaRemcnis Dress goods have teen In very
good distribution on old orders. moderate e
| satisfactory. The market for woolens has been
dull. This weather has been uniav lrsblc for
| examining goods a. Il but little business has
been done. In mems wear NO lens some styles
Of ovsrcoatlags nave received Moderate at'sn'
| ton. but. generally sposklsg no actiyity s 10.
ported, tho condition OF trade beng below last
material change TO note in the clpthir & market
| Business still continues duh With good weather
next week 1. Is thought there win DO an Inn
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
| PRlETB-freemans,4k Az; LodL s; Glouoesigl 81
Harmony .; Cooheco. bs; kerimso q Groen'
wioh, 5s Allen. o. Albion. solid, SIX; Peabody
eki Btnp n mourning, Ok; GloroestGy. mourn.
lng, 8. .nerican. Q; Barley pink and purple
Anoa q 81 ySe on snS and sssSn IA
]: Indian Head, q swift Greer, "a 6hi Kma
bSisy 81 s sS ssnd S e s Ssf Eso t
g. Charter Oak, ~. 4 Lake George ~ on
Great wes.eul ~, 3 international ~ ~.
Atlantic h.7h; Bennington 7Ni Watches, f.oH;
' FINE BROWN DoaEsTIcs-Lsso aeorsS
Ga; Harvest7Js; Pocrhontss: IN; dreat Fallr, z;
Grsenbtlor, TX; ADendele, "a; Dwight IN; Be;
"i BLGScHED DomEsTIcs--socisi.s H; Sunny
Side. .; bonneville. IS; ForchS 9 BiR Bonanza,
bric, i2K; wamsltta. TX; New York mills M
Diamond Hlll, cambria, 2; Knighrs, cambria.
g. ncro. -, o Hero. u. 8; Bsllsrdvsle, q Cam.
bridge y. 3 Feeriese, Y. b,l; Fruit, Of the Loom
DUCKS-AikwrtghL 16; Httficx, SOS, lQ,s;
STARK, doc, II; Stark, 1904 10: aavoRc Sos IN;
| Hampden. brown and drsb, 90. 10; Hampdst
Xxx. do. II; Boston. lo-os brown and drab, 1ek
q % inch. SIX: Gold Medal Blue, .l2k; Lion
brown and drsb. II; Chariot striped. i2k; sav.
sge Striped, IN. a.
Hollywood, plaid, II: Standard 2, ~; Easton
ek: Omega, 1eh; Continental Fancy, 10; Stan
dafd Fancy. 9k Harrisburg, IL
HICKoRY-Rock River, 50; Blue and Brown,
Il G. Hsmilton II; American. 10; Lowell City, on
PLAID OsNABURGS-Delbh IN: Fcopomy
sK; Ottawa, 81; Michigan, IN Deilo, 7,.: Wood
lavn.7k; CstawSa-sI. Arlington. s; Augusta
jEANs-Ro1 boroush, 49, Pacific, R. R., % \
Beaver Valley. 25; Toxic. l2K; Humboldt, c5
Peoples, 2ek; Louisville, ssH: Kentucky, s4h
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-21
aaIts AND BREApsruPFs.

aalIS AND BHHADsruffs.
Receipts of graiu fell oil TO nearly not hing 10
day. Prices are hrin IA quoted; m.
1HEAi -Uhoioa. o. medium, low graz e. w.
aYF@Nom NAL At Coz; northern, 500
ooKN Now. in ,huck, s5c; shcllcd and
oHTs-ChoicO, ssc sacked, &c higher.
10 crerm toia, . c5 3l5 pure cyeam, IS
Todd Mills: Patent 3d. Union y 10; Prairie
Flower 8 90 Star, Choice, !,
RRAN--At mills, SOC; IN store. i UC'
COgNMEAl..-Fine bolled per 100 pounds,
ioMINY AND GRITs--5 90 per barrel. -.
sktn:-Choppeo ooIi per ~, ~ POUNDS pounds ~ ~
chopped corn and oats per 100 pounds Lai
corn bran per 100 rounds, 4oc
GRAHAM FLoUh--Per 100 pounds. 500
HAV-Dsrk. 6 coos o. bright 10 w IRON
stores, prairie, baied, DARK. o w pngn nv
ii 90; bright froo on board car. il 90
nvL1.wT sgRp-ssc; German n,iuet 80
The detailed returns indicate that msJoItl
0f Epgllsh rarmcrs mad better returns IRON IN
ing Unfortunately good deal OF the ba 10.
was OF poor quality and prices Wers INV
wheat prices were entirely unromunefaa ~,
indeed. when the English wheat ayerag.
has declin h sos France can nsIu.,
be considered depressed with Paris prices hsov,
4Os pcr quarter, aud all the southern province
Ii, to 2s higher Yet much srunblpg 70 near.
on the French markets, aud fears Of diminished
wheat cultivation have been enteitAln
MANY French merchants think the limit OF 10.
prices has been reached, and look for "a I'M
proved demand. II Is added that the quanuiy
Of foreign what on passage TO France ma
bean much reduced. In Aus ria Hungary tho
n,,ra ~ wheat has beel reduced quite L. pei
quarter since Christina, sind ttere SEEM
an Increased tendency u do business q the es'
cline. The Australian colouies tDecenoer 10
promise a good wheat harvest. eomethlhI
very near double tho crop OF last year Is e1
pscted. In the Argentine republic there nave
been harvested large crop OF wheat and iin
dorhle those OF last year Indlan crop prospects
as view ed abr ad January Is. were unceriain
aud tho Bombay wheat trade was duli. II
Germany prices have been very low n wioaa,
wheat there is said TO be growing too fast AM
weeds are abundant