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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-31
Personalities.

Mrs. Sam Keller is In Richmond.
Miss Fannie Salmon is visiting ut the
b.. +. &.
Mr.. Vim. X. Trigg is I'm the city visiting
his family.
Mr.. Saml Lill:ston came up from Eldorado
Springs Wednesday last.
Mr.. Wheeler, OF Fulton. is visiting his
relative Mrs. NJ. E. Nickel.
Mr.. Luce of the Advance attended the
editorial convention at Springfield.
Mr.. John Booth, representing the Kansas
City Time. WAS in the city ye>terdy.
Mrs. Lizzie Starr, Of Kansas ,'i!y. Il visit
Ing her aunt, Mrs. VIM. Il. Waddell.
Miss Anna Hale and Mrs. Ste'enson, OF
Liberty, are visiting Capt. Eoley P"rter's.
MIR. and Mrs. Lawrence Easter, and the
sister of The laiter. are here visiting friends.
Mr.. W. W. Duncan, who is now connected
with the Auli,llle mills. was in the city the
first of the week.
Mrs. }. c. Kerby and two daughters of Car
%rollton. are visiting the family Of Mr.. ,Ino. f.
Cheatham, near this city.
Mr.. Will r. Green is now successfully en-
gagged in conducting al Ice cream psrlor and
confectionery in Kansas CITY.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Barton, who have been
making Il wedding tour of all the eastern
cities, are expected home this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Shelby left Thursday
night. for Portsmouth, Ohio, TO attend the
bedsidec Mr.. S. J. Houston who is danger
Ously iii.
Among our visitors from Kansas City, last
C,-,l,y avn ,ntfool NJ. Ian Vailar o,l yuifo {.
Mr.. Joe. Raehr. Mr.. Joe. Smith and Mr.. w.
C. Hicks.
One would think that most Of the beaux of
Lexington were thinking of removing TO one
of Nevada's mining c%enters, for the point of
attraction is nOw-Sutro.
Col. G. Backster Kavanaugh, of Ray coun-
ty, was married recently In Kansas City, to
Miss Duke Letton, daughter of N. Z. Letton,
Esq, formerly Of this city. .
Mrs. NJ. w. Con!sling will leave to-day for
st. Louis, where she will spend the summer
taking lessons in drawing and painting from
that celebrated master, Prof. Meeker.
MIR. W. H. Chiles e up to Kansas City
to see Langtry the other day. He says the
press does not do justice either to her beauty
or her acting. He was charmed with both.
Cards are out for the golden wedding Of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. C.. Boone of Jefferson
City, for June lUth, 1884. Mr.. Boone is s
lineal descendant OF Daniel Boone, and has
more kin folks than any man in Missouri.
He expects to live to be a hundred years old.
and we hope he may, ~ he is II gentleman
worthy of the stock from which Nc sprung.
Concordia correspondence of Higginsyille
Po>t:-'Mi~s Mary, daughter Of Henry Mil
Ter. who lives three miles east OF Concordia.
died last Thursday, and was buried,
in the graveyard at the Cross church
on Friday. Miss Miller was twenty four
years of age, and had been suffering
for some time with consumption. She
was all only daughter, and the h"usekeeper
for her father and brothers. She will be
doubly missed by those to whom she WAS SO
laarJ
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-31
The LEXINGTON ELEVATOR
is FOR RENT,
WITH PRIVILEGE OF PURCHASE IN
AUCTST NEYT.

fINiE building Is Il modern structure with the
L most convenient recent arrange ments. STU
ated upon q sw witch Of the Missouri Pacific r. r.,
within six hundred teeS Of The Lexington depot.
/. Ia :iXi6 feet. contains "a bins with adequate
capacity for ~. 900 bushels; fourteen OF these are
stripping bins with spOuts to convey to cars.
i i'r," Is additional capacity for storage Of 10 900
bushels on second hoor; = corn crib (neW build
ingl holding ). 900 h%n-h-is, udJnins the Elevator,
!'nrlng endless chain r"nVryOr to shelter In main
building. that shells 1T the rate OF 600 bushels
per hour. There Is an ONCE separated from
these. the condition of the machinery is ex-
crllent. engine OF twenty horse power. upriS ut
hti!cr, was put in last December. Fairbanks
scales new. under cover. Tor weighing loaie
wagons. another pair in house In perfect order
! huv" live thousand five hundred sacks, three
."nrilis al which but little used one s-ason-
hardly sDti.d-will sell these to renter tor one
hall original hole cost. The facilities r,r
doing business in Lexington. the ri n surround
ings anu extraordinary I.rOinlse OF the va-l
growing crop OF wheat, invites earnestly 10 this
property the attention of commercial men For
further information apply TO
mayl.u JOHN REID.
AdmlnIsirsiOr Of Chanslor. DIcken 4 Co.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-31
M. f.. ROYLE q SON TO TIE
FRONT!

This. the leading Dry Goods, Car
Pet and Stationery house of Ia
County, Yonld call the attention
of every n to the fact that they
can not and Will not be undersOld.
They advertise no trash for bats
and leaders, but Will give you more
ana better goods for your mOney
any house giving you quota.
lions ON shoddy goods and off
brands, One visit to heir splendid
establishment will convince you
beyond a doubt that what they say
is strictly true, n that they mean
business! a5tf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-31


each barrel of -four. 400
Barber shop, lirsl chnir........ .... 6 10
Barber shop, each additional chair. 275
Bath. private, each tub ............. 40
Bath, hotel or boarding house, each
tub ... ; 8 90
Bath, public. .... -. IL 10
Billiard snloon, each table 5 20
Boarding house. Der room 50
i:ooknindsry per hand '.':: ~
Er,ckwOrk. per thousand laid 10
Brick yard, each taole or gang. per
season % 90
! candy manufacturers. Is to 50 "
Churches. ... Tree
CITY oldcss and lose house........ Tree
| Colleges. and other schools. male and
1 female, per ,,GO gallons. -. 10
Cigar manufacturers. per hand. -
tohircii"ners -...... s 10 - W
Cows, each 80
| Creamery AMI Tanner, per 900 gal
inus aD
p isHH tor each barrel ..,.iii,ea 10
Dyeing and securing slo 80 ~
| Forge, Isl lire. 1.... w
| EACH additional llr. .. 2 %
| Fountains. \, let l. 10
each additional j. let .', 3 90
ward, and enc in Pubic rars
free for man and beast. ami To be
used rxciusively Tor drinking purpo-
tom in vessels, city to erect III.
/ same. free
| Hotel, per room. 80
| Ice cream saloon to 81 ~
| Laundry stu 100 90
| Office and sleeping room 2 TO 3 0v
OYSTER saloon Stn IN Cl
| Printing offices. special
Photograph galleries 10 TO 10 a.
PIasieTlnS, per SQUARE vaId...
| R.suirnce. one family | TO d rooms G "a,
f: each additional room -.. OI
/ Restaurant 10 to % w
Schools, pubic. lice
| SaIouus 3 tn ~ 90
Sprlnkiing street, per foot front ... l.a
: gardens. law u.. each 3, hose.
and u nozzle, ilrst 10 wards Der
square yard 4
:. each additional yard .. =
Spriukiin carts, special ....
| Stables. livery. feed. .ic Including
Carriage washing n-r siull...... l:O
Steam boiler. per horse power -. 80
Stone work, per perch 5
stores aud to % w
Crinuis. each to i2 20
Watt closets priy ate, each SCAT, ~
public. each seat ........ "
Meter rates i, cents TO 4 cents per 100 gallons,
according to amount used. The right 10 resery
ed To put meters upon any or all services. Pur-
poses not enumerated at agreed rates.
she IL. This ordinance shall be submitted to
ton or rejection al the general election to be
held in said city on Tuesday, June Brit, 1884
| The ballots used at such election shall have
| pt inteu thereon the words: For Wate rworks >
clauses TO be araseu by the voter. 1ne votes cast
for and against thu ratification OF this ordinance
shall be- canvnssed and returned In the same
manner ns votes cast Tor city officers.
II it shall apueir from the i-turns OF sad
election that t~U-th,ris OF the voters voting
thereon are lii iavur Of The Ratification OF thi,
ordinance. then the Mayor shall give motto.
thereof by proclamation IN some newspaper
printed in the Ci:Y; and thereu pom aud the form
al acceptance Of this ordnance by said Jones as
urOvidei herein, the same snail be and become 4
valid and binding contract.
SEC. II. That this ordinance shall be u con-
| t,., ~ .nt I.., p..,. fI. IL, -. -.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-31
Closing Exercises B. F.. G.

.Alarge number of beautiful programmes Of
tho grand concert and commencement of the
Baptist Female College have been mailed To
friends at q distance. The exercises promise
to be unusually interesting, and will be large
|ly attended. Following is the outline of the
closing exercises of 1884.
Annual sermons. June LIST at II u. m. and
p. IN , by Rev. ]. C. Maple. ID. d.
Trustees Meeting, at the college, June 9,
10a. m.
Art exhibition, in studio. June 2 and 3,
at 2 p. m.
Grand concert, in Hagen's Hall, June 9,
at 8 p. IN.
Commencement, in Hagen Hall, June 8.
at 8 p. HI.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-31
TAX ALTAR.

Marri-d-Near thus city. May e., at the resi-
dencr Of the brides father. r.. d. Saunders,
ESP by the R-v. II 1albird. d. D.. Mr..
F.. DfSAKT. OF Andrew county.
Missouri. and Miss MINNIE l.. SAUNDERS.
in Freedom township. Lafayette county.
Mo , recently. Mr.. LOUIS and
Miss MAGGl HULkER.
~; the Christian church. in this city. on
Wednesday evening May 2sth. by ED c. 5.
Blu. kw.il. Mr.. CHARLES + WAlNSCGTr.
o; Medicine Lodge, Kansas, and Mis-. MATTE
q. AMEi 0i TINS county.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-31

There will be i meeting of all the members
Of the Lafayette County Thoroughbred Live
Stock Association, at Higginsville, Mo-, on
Saturday. May 31st, 1884. Business of I'M
p0rtanre will be transacted. All persons de-
string membership in the Association will
please make application AT that lime.
m24t2 FEHD. Il. BATES. Secretary.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-31
Ladies and Gentlem N.

We ask you to read carefully our new AID
in this issue of this paper. We want your
money, and are willing to work for it, and
will give you more goods for it than any other
house. The prices given in our ad will con.
vince anybody. Come and be made happy.
nl0tf W. g, MCCAusLAND.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-31
CORD WOOD FOR SALE:

HAVE Il large quantity Of good Cord
L Wood for sale. both hard ana soft.
orders left at Grundy Young's grocery ~
store will lie promptly attended to. -
may LOW JOSEPH b. SHELBY.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-31
ANNOUNCEMENTS
CITY OFFICES.

MASOR
We sr. authorized to announce WILLIAM Il.
NAMLE a5 Il candidate iof player al lie
June election.
1 I ATTORNEY.
We are authorized 10 announce ROBERT a..
UICKLIS as a candidate for City Attorney, at
the June election
We are authorized to announce GEORGE s.
RATHBUN. Jr., US 4 candidate Tor 'tS Al
turnpy ut the June election.
REGISTER AND TREASURER.
W. ar. authorized 10 announce CHARLES {.
WALI.AC ~ :, candidate ior In oiLre oi Glty
Rayietrr and IT. a.urtr Al the .i:inr ri-cfion.
We are authorized ID announce JOHN IAtb-
u. u t. nilual- Tor the oilics vi tity Reg
lister amt iIr-surer, ut The Jun'. ele"tiuu.
CIT MARSHAL.
We a,- authorized TO announce j.. MILTON
CROW DER as II candidate LOT Tile oficr oi Iity
Marsh. ii, Al The j June e.ettlun-
We arr. authorize 10 announce JAMES f..
DRY M u candidate tor the Office ol CITY
Marshal.
We are authorized 10 announce JOSEPH =.
June election.
CITY RECORDER.
We are authorized 10 announce JOHN VEL
BORN as u candidate tor reelection 10 the Office
Of CITY Recorder. at the June election,
CITY ASSESSOR.
We are authorized to announce NJ.
SHIELDS as Il candidate tor C:ty Assessor.
VIZ " ~ ~
GIBBONS as u candidate for the Office OF Guy
Assessor. ut the June election.
we are authorized TO announce X.
YIN as q candidate Tor CITY Assessor.
CrrY ENGINEER.
We are authorized 10 announce JOHN y.
HEATHMAN as Il Candidate Ir City Engineer
at tue June election.
We are au:hOr,z Il to announce MOSES BEN
EDlCT as IL Candidate fur City Engineer. ut the
June election.
We aie authorized to announce h.. kRAC5E
as u candidate Iur Lity Engineer. at the June
election.
We are authorized 10 announce ADAM
WALK us u candidate Tor tliy Engineer al the
June lection.
COUNCILMAN.
We are authorized 10 announce
HOMER rs u candi,ata TOR Councilman from the
Second ward. ~ .
We ure authorized to announce EDWARD
WINoOR Us u candidate iOr councilman from
the Third Ward.
We are authorized 10 announce JOHN H.
WIEMAN rs a candidate Tor Councilman
HON the Fret Ward.
EDITOR Neutrality-suspicious. announce Tue
as tie wOrkinsman' 8 Candidate FOL councilman IN
The third ward. l um Tor all public Improve
ments that will bring capital 10 our city ana
profitable employment to our mechanics anu
tapUrinS lnen. JOS. y. Us.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-31
NOTICE.

NOTICE 10 hereby gwen to all persons inter-
~ ested IN the estate OF Martha Ish, deceased.
that the Undersigned. administrator OF said cs-
tate. will apply at the May adjourned term
of the probate court of Lafayette county, Mis-
s1uri. TO be begun and held at the probate count
rom, in Lexington, Missouri, on the Goth dry
ofJune. 1854. for permission to resign as admin
istrttor of said estate.
II. PRIEOR,
maI3lt5 administrator
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-31

ON Thursday. 18th inst . on the N
~ road from Higsinsville to my
home. u large calfskin pocketbook.
u lot of notes papers,. sc. -
o. value To nobody but myself. A liberal re
ward will given for its return TO the undersign-
Oh milf INHARI ES Il
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-31
Fourth of July Celebration 1884.

At Affords Grove, near this city, by Div.
No. l, Ancient Order OF Hibernians Of Lafay-
cite county, Mo. The celebrated Richmond
band is engaged for the music; it is composed
of the best talent and numbers Is members.
The hest of order will be maintained. Prom
inrnt speakers are invited to deliver ad-
dresses on the occasion, and most OF them
have accepted. Come one and all, and cele-
Lrute the Independence of our country. All
the Kansas City boys are coming down.
Lafayette County Live Stock Assoc
citation.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-31

In order to sustain our reputation for keeping the FINEST GOODS, we
Shades, and Black, also in Dress Silks, satns, vtlvets, White Goods, Embroid-
cries, Silk and Fancy laces, Spring Shaws, Cashmere ShawIs, in ali roors
ladies ad Cai.,ensl Hosiery in great variety; Ladies' m ChLdren's Isle and
things TOT numerous to mention.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-31
FARM FOR SALE.

CEEEN miles southeast OF U isssa. 50
- acres in cultivation; - acres OF It In
wheat; 10 acres on good TIMBER; small ~
dwelling: go0i fences ;hne orchard lIv- -
ing water. Apply to Taylor Y Lesueur. or on
the premises tG W. ). TrigY, janl2tf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-31
FOR SALE
LOST.

A GOOD FARM of go acres three -
a aud u hall miles south OF exIng ~
ton. Terms reasonable. Apply to !l!I
a2ftf JOHN S. BLACk WE'LL. WI
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-31

Below finds few of the many Bargains W offer:
10000 yards Nice CahcOes, best goods, at ) and 4c.
$1,000 yards Beautiful CaGcoes, choice brands, at Sc.
SO bolts Heavy Brown Domestic, full standard, yard wide, at &c,
30 bolts Brown Domestic. splendid value, at Sc.
90 bolts Fine Bleached Cotton, yard wide, standard, at SC.
80 bolts Bleached Cotton, good value, at &c.
These srea all honest goods, and such values have ever before been given.
20 pieces Crash Towelng, al 4c. ."
IL dozen Huckaback Towels, all linen, at &c.
so dozen Best Damask Towels in America, for 90, 2 and S5c.
90 dozen Ladies' lIandkerChieE, liemsttched and CoIOred Ror1ers of sc
worth l5c. ,.
10 dozen tOur Own Brand" Cowefs, at 45c, mever sold for less than 7c ,
The Finest Stock of Dress Ginghams, Seersnckers, SC all novelties and
the best qualities, from &c 10 lac.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-31

All we ask is al early Inspection of m Goods and Prices, feeling
satisfied hat " e can beat them all IN prices and cal convince the most
skeptial tsUeruuU
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-31

III AFlSG ace, pied The county agency Oh
IL Tor The American Fruit EVuIofu- 4SISSa
tor, will rent descriptive catalogue TER SI5GA
give any information wanted Having -
ISe,t \ No :. for tn o 4. A. with D,lIe,I Success,
Address me Ut WaverlV, NJ
m2Iml tIuR,E KAN
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-31
FARM FOR SALE

TNiiE undersigned offers Tor sale that
l. magnificent tract of land known as 4aS
the Gra!Z farm, adjoining Page -
CITY. Mo. consisting of about $50 acres -
of land. Persons wanting such n iarIn We uld
do well TO call soon. Terms favorable for the
purchaser, "ne-tourth cash, balance in :: equal
annual payments, with interest at t per cent
ml7w4 5. &. WENTWORTH, agent,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-31
NOTICE TO TREsPAssERs.

A LII persons are hereby forbidden -
II to trespass on my land amt those
doing SO after this notice, will be ~
prosecuted. Hunters, fishermen and -@
take warning.
Inayl7i3 Mrs. FLORIDA GRADDY. .
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-31

Being always on the alert, seeking opportunities by which
to do the people the most good, thereby increasing business, we
have, in person, searched eastern markets (Which are in a de-
pressed sate) for Bargains. We succeeded wonderfully, taking
every advantage ready cash would give, and the result is,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-31
tn + CRADLE.
THE OMh

Rorn-in this city. May21 To the vile Of Mr..
Ruiord A. CLinn-n kirl.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-31
SALE,

I HAVE for sale. 5 good young "a
i Horse, gentle. and works well in ZN
single harness. Also buggy and Har- NA
uess VIII sell together or separately.
'apI26tf GEORGE 8. RATHBUN.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-31

Die.i-Iu this city. May 70, of cancer. CaSIS-
TINA HtOOkI$GS. culOied. aged 81 years.
AT knnsus City. May 2oih. Of nalaIial
fever, CARRIE AUSTIN, aged 8 years, oldest
child OF Byron aud Jennie Austin.
Carrie WAS an unusually bright child. and won
the hearts Of ail who knew her Her rrInains
were deposited in Machpelah cemetery, yester-
day morning. OF such is tie Kingdom OF heav-
en-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-31
Ne. HAVE BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT

Our facilities for buying cheap, and our many years expe.
rience as to the wants Of not only our City Trade, but of our
friends throughout the County as we'll, being unsurpassed, and,
also, occupying, as we do, our own buildings, doing mostly our
own work, saving thereby heavy rents and clerk hire, an expense
to which all of our competitors are subjected, we are enabled to
SELL Goods at prices that can't be duplicated by any house in
this county.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-31
Our Spring Goods

Have arrived, and W e have, as heretofore, not only the Finest Goods, but the
Largest, Exclusive stock OIL Dry Goods, which we are determined Il sell cheaper
than n o., our competitors.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-02
How Certain Africans Look ON CHI
anity.

Here Is delightful picture, saws the
Acddemv, speaking of Ii. II. Johnsons "The
River Congo, OF their attitude towards
Christianity, which devoted missionaries ore
endeavoring to Introduce at Palaballa and
some of the other stations established on The
Lower Congo; 'A0
The people OF PallabalIa may he said to
pitfonizi' Chrl'tia religion which, in
my OPINION, they are in their present mental
condition totally untitled to understand
When the missionary holds SUNDAY service
IN klng hongo- Mpaka's house, some twenty
or thirty oilers looked in, in a genial way to
see what Is going on. much as we might be
present at any OF their ceremonies. They
behave very well, and initiate, with that ex-
act nimicty which only the negro possesses.
all our gestures and actions SO that a hastv
observer would conclude they were really
touched by tho service. They kneel down
with an abandon of devotion, CLASH their
hands, and say Amen with deep veptral
enthusiasm. The missionary. on the occa-
sion that accompanied him, gave a short
sermon In fiote, we'll expressed considering
The little time he had bsen studying the ian.
guage The King constantly took up the
end OF some phrase and repeated il with
patronizing interest after the missi ,pary,
Just 10 snow how he was attending, throwing
meanwhile iurtive glance at his wives, who
were not pursuing their nvocations outside
win sufhelfnt diligence. A short PRAYER
concluded the service and when the King
rose rom his knees he promptly demanded
the loan OF hand-screw to effset some alter,
alton In his new canoe"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-02
GENERAL FARM FROpUCE.

BEANs-Ths demand continues Hight and prices
are easy We quote choice northern hand-nlcked
pea AT 2 IS "a 800 r email and 81 IS "a ~ 90 lOr
large choice mediums AZ ~ 81 I'd IS, and com.
mon pea and mediums AT o. 90 "a W 90 y nni anu
Yellow Rs have been selling in small lots AZ
a. rs a 81 81 for chn improved Red Kidneys
have been selling ~ 81 SO per buShel.
PEAS-The market for Peas mas heen steady.
We auo,e sales OF Canada Peas al 81 90 a 10
for choice aud sOa9oc for common,
PoTATOES.-The Potato market has been du
and price ! continues low, The sales OF Eastern,
Houlton and AroostonS rose have been AZ IS %
soc Northern rise n 35 a40c Eastern Prolincs al
Sweet potatoes are nonina at $I94 rs per bol
DRIED APPLES are now selling for at ba1oc
for CHARTERED and Sliced aud iOal5c y 10 for
cLoice and fancy evaporated.
AsHES-The market is quiet, with sales OF Pearls
at bka5c, and Pos al 4kd5Ac v n.
CANDLES. In Sperm Candles there have been
STEADY sales at 81 a 2Sc; Patent Wax al ~
| @sOc . n. In Adamantine sales at l69lsc, ana
Parafnne Wax at is a lskc y 10 as 10 1uallty
| In Monde the sales have been at 1OA@llc " N
| for the usual and extra sizes.
| hesn urm and prices arc steady. Sales have beer
| al &'6 On a II on y ton, for good and choice
| northern aud eastern. In Rye straw the salei
| have been A. SIS a 10 90 per ton
| TALLOW-The market is easy for rendered Al -
aTkc v NJ Grease has BEEN cling ~ 5Sa6H
Y 10, ss 10 iality
FLAXSEED-The market for Flaxseed has bee
quiet. We quote sales OF Western and Canada a
| 81 Ss0aI IS pei bush.
HOPs-The market has heen Quiet for Hops bI
choice Eastern are arm AZ 'scCs2sc y u.
MAPLE suGAR-New Maple Sugar has bee
arriving freely, az sells o. 10 q 100 ~ 70 quaiiv