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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-08-20
TIE LAW OF MARRIAGE.

The Great Uncertainty as to What
Constitutes q Valid Marr1age-Es a
Clergyman Necessary to a marrfage2
What the Law rs I'm Various States
Where Common Law Marriages or
Marriages by Consent Are Not Valid ,
Etc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-19
Preparing to Encount.rDlsenso

The prevalence OF malsrlal disoY-
ders beiug dependent upon vitlated
c)nd ioGs Of atmosphere mad water is.
"a certain rogious, Of course, inevita.
Bile. The grand question, therefore.
pros6ntaiisoli 10 every resident of q
fever elrioSen locality Is: nWhet
means shalt | atopt to escap, tho
dre9ded acourgasp For 3 thTd OF a
century HNstettet's Stomach Bitters
haN been the embodiad Aus gar Co this
ques ion. In thioklY populated and
sparssly settled dlstricts al he, in town
aud IN nouniry, 1t has afforded con-
stsnt protection against malarlM i'm
ieod0u ~ those who hava used II. l.
eran'eates aud prevents with equal
car'ain'y, fever aud ague, billinua, re
nittrnt, dumb ague aud aguo O. ko,gnd
ruliiios also tho pernielous afur OF.
lecis u nsiug ptrsis,entiy the hurtful
alNAiola IA phgte of outline. IL also
remndies, with thoroughnoss, dyapep-
~, liver compliant, constipation, do.
blity amp rheumatism,
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6O--44--lOA,

From The Atlanta Constitution.
"My name il Mary Chapman, ana [
live at the corner of Williams ana Cox
streets, Atlanta. ! have bssn G dread
ipl hufferer from scrofGla sud running,
osiing soroi9lous ulcers FOR ak years.
Have bsen waited upon curing the
time ny seven Atlanta physicians, but
hey failed 10 cure me. | also used
vari as ADVERTISED remedies without
me least benefit. While being thus
ueAted l grew worse all tho time.
Sefotui5us Sweliings on both sid es of
my neck. whioh became running, eat
ihg sores, affecting my throat, nouth
and nose. The eating sores on my
nscE were mass ef corruption olmost
Gown 20 the bones. My throst became
so much effected thar could scarcely
swallog, my food lodging IN y portion
tirely, lost my flesh, and Was redused
10 90 pounds weight, being a msro
skeleton. My whole .ystesi bscams
terribly poisoned, and IN q fearful cor
diti0n, In this condition / 90 "a menced
the use OF 3 Il. 3 snd found z resu re-
lief In sha iirst bottle
"WhOn 1 had used five bottles my
health had so much inproved ,hss the
uicsrs had all hesied, tue swelling sub
sided My appetite returned, my skih
oscame active, my strength returned
and gained A pounds OF 4 ssh. am
nov healthy fat aud heerty, and am
able 20 do 6s mach work ns anv
womaa, aud feel y. hEppy g a Iark.D
Address y. b. %. CO., a .lnasa, Georgia.
'or ope copy OF th0ir shook If won
dsrsr frgr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-19
TAO sLocKy wossS.
Who Iosk Matters Into iheir own
Hands aud Cams out Aheas


~ tsase wee any gentlemen ia
this cas-" exclaimed nS,Sy little
"es'Ao Nith black eyes sad isay-as,
appearance Ia the sgTeet car ths oshsr
day, "thsy would not sllo~ TINS brute
OF Il crnaSsrd 20 annoy ms. I'd like
to be mis- wife for hslt eit Aopr, ia
dress bin down."
Cowe0 b her jasUA shis auger, the
genieol, wel;-dresssa deb II ,oau went
ons upon the platform. Tls istls lady
quickly sprsug O. The doar, hracfd
herself against it, aud crlej out: "Now
cooas IN, II you c4u" And he did not
como IN.
Ie requires deaf OF pluck for a
woman 30 insist on personal ria his but
IL paws. We "eFe 'oraioiy impressed
win thl5 faot by 4 coavefs stson had
las week with Mrs, s a. Clark, of
East Cranky, Cupueeucnt. Many y
.oman, pursued by vengeful foe,
WILL appl elste what shesays.
Al opsn ion. saa eeys, sue could
meet; but an smonshsd enemy WAS
| horribly exsspareting, She called To
her did tho wisest and most disereat
trle1ds sho had.
Sac expended ell the money she
rrulc epare 70 detaca srd dl.arin him.
Bat she could not succeed and wss
! worried TO Gistseaiion.
| a daughter residing In lows, was
scnt for 80 com orL and advise wnh
her. Wh9n she learned what Der
mpth6r hsd suffered With her irue
western pluee sne told her taat abe
must tgke stuNgs, do ~ she told hsr,
aid she would trismph over her foe.
Zen long years 81 such annoyance
rs length brlk9 hsr down. Backaahe,
head eche, irritabiii6y, spin&l weakness,
Hot head, cold hands sud feet, tod, her
bat the effect WAS g3tting fatHj. Her
neaish and spirits tipally broke down
ppdhr tue strain, aud tu 1875 sbe snf
r6rod uNuiferGbi9 t0rt,rps !oI ssvnra,
months from vesical ILLUMINATION. In
1878, ronsl hemorfhaga and gravel
wien frequent GtlacSs OF ehills and
faver, Ovvfoa1e nor.
Her sutferings, she says, surpass erl
do cHpti9a. Finally her atomech "a
ics6d oil solid food, AVID FOR mopth
sne livsd on q ieacuptnl OF milk thrao
times day. Nervous prostralion ar =
4u16. Sleep was impolsibie. Walk
ing vas out 0i the gu stiou, and in
despair OF relief she look 10 her bed,
rXpectiHg 10 ole. She tried oyer,
reputable school II physioians, who
aIreed That her worriment had pro
ducsG combination of dcspsrste dis
EASES common 10 women in middle
Tie. Waile they wore treating one tho
others grew woree.
Six weeks from the time she ts0k
her GdoghsSr's advice. however, she
rdSuhsd hog piacs Ut thu table, and
'rom that dsP 80 tcia hSs been iq
SQUAD snd satisfactory health, which
she attributes entirely to tGo use O,
Warmers safe Cars. All her slim suits
we're cauas6 by inaction OF the kid
neys epda poisOued Jtate OF the blood
produced By that inaclion. This wea
Aer secret enemy.
Mrs. CLARK Is q very sstimabl6 lady,
WHO ~ 80 40 congratulated on HAVING
30 efHactuallY routed 81 enemy which
Tor SO macy years pitilosslv pursued
her, IL other ladies would taxi tho
same course, they would not long bo
anhieot 10 such secret Toss or be
Ozone 10 death with slauderous tongues +"
--lCoJlty's (SOr@icn Cnnu) Weekly.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-19
ID A 4-.rl1s BRA N oH
W J. LEMPS WESTERN BREW Err
.--.--. ST. Louis MO.
Cure for the pnse

Cure for the pnee.
PiieR are frequently preceded by a
aoaa5 OF weight III the naok, loins and
lower part of tho abdomen, causing
Ihe patient TO suppose that he has
some affection OF the Kidneys OF
neigheoring organs. AT timae, .aymp-
toms OF Indigestion are present, iiatu-
ienoy, unaasiness OF the stomach, etc.
4 moisture, like Precipitation, pro-
unclng q. worry disagreenble itching,
t9ndnnt. Blind, Bleeding and Itching
PLEA Weld al once % the application
OF DR.. Bosaoko'a Pile Remedy, which
acts directly upon the paris Effected,
absorbing the Tumors, sllaying thu
Intense itching, and Affecting Il norma
neht cure. Price, SO oeuts. Address.
no DR.. Bossnko Medicine Company.
fl9ue, oaio. Sold by ell druggists.
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ONE HOUR rAsrEls rraE
On Both Morning aud Evoeing Trsius
Via Vandaiia and Pennsyivania
Route, From st. Louis To the East.
Commencing August 81, 1885.

On Both Morning aud Eyoeing Trstus
Via Vandsna and Pennsyivania
Route From st. Louis To The East,
Commencing August 81, 1885.
DAY ExPREss--Lsave ST. Louis 0. a.
M, arrive Columbus ll:20 D. ~, ar
rive Pittsbureh, 81; 40 \. m, STRIVE at
Dsi,iinofS O:io p. ~, arrive Washing
toh o'zo g M sirive Fhilsdalphia $3.50
., No., sryive New YORK 9:s5 3, M. ar ar
I'VE Chlesgo s p. m., arrive Cincinnati
LIP. IN.
Passengers by Day Express can con
necs ut Columbus Wlth tha "Idmited
Exnrsse" and arrive as New York at
| 6:b5 o. m.
EASTERN EXPREsS--LeRva 81, LDuis
2. IA, arrive q llumbua ll:l0 y. m.,
arrive Pittsburgh 6:l0 D. M, arrive
haIt,inore 5:25 y. IN, arrive Wasnine.
ton o'SV q, M, arrive Philadelphia 5:35
:. M, arrive New York 8 O. M, nearly
tour nours esr'i Tor than formerly, AZ
GIVE chicago 7;20 8. M. alrive CiunIn-
natl 7:35 q. m,
All trains run daily, Saturday and
sunday included, and 1t will bs no.
tloed thai both morning and evening
.tslns now laave st. Louis one hou3
iater thao heretofore, and after traips
" M otuer unes nave gOuH, with same
arriving time at New York az before
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR FAST TRAINS
| IN ADDITION 10 alb pye trains the In
disnapoNs Acc mmoiation and Gin
cinnasl Express win leave 81. Louis n,
| ':l5 s. ~ deiiy, except Snudey, srr,v
ing ut Indianapolis at 3:35 o. IA, and
CtnoinnS,i at 7:l0 D m.
Only i,ne rnanias q Racliniug Chair
| Car IN pfp q tYutuG katuraax, L 4 .,.,.
and CINCINNATI.
Pullman Hotel or Buffet Sleeping
Gaze on all trains through TO New
YORK. Tiokols over Vandalia Line
and tuH Information can be secured
90 appheation TO ticket agents of con.
necLng lines in the West, or by adj
DRESSING Il. A, FoRD,
Geeerai Passenger Agent, So. Louis,
Missouri.
GEO. a. KNIGHT,
south Mestern Passenger Agent, Dsl-
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uader their distinctions, therahy ssy.
lag yoa much srnoyaues aoc uselsss
Nork, az has been demnnstratsS an TO-,
raa,, ard secure good and pSrnareat
fce's tor the future?
ioar INTERESTS viii be srhserySi.
Your lNNds eHhancsa in value. and
Soer coue..r saye;giSe,i as praSreSsive
arc alive, and capitalists inaueea to
eons Among vou. This can be done
a. 40 grester cost than under the old
plan, but with sys omatizsd eeort
audsr a scientihc leadez-nsmaiY, YOUR
commissioners. CuRIsy
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-19
COVERED MITnsorHs.

! have been afflicted since iagt March
with a ska disease tho doctors on led 10.
2eni1. My face vas covered with gnh,
and sores, and the Itching and burnin.,
were almost unb earabe Seeing your III
TiouEA ktMEDIgs no higny rc,,io.
m nded, coroluded 10 give Them n rlal,
using the CurIouRA and CUJICUgA suA 4
external y aud REs0LvENT infer ally. i,r
four mo Tbs / call myselfcured, An graz
lLude 10 which make this public ttto.
mou,. MIR. CLARA A. FReDERICY.
BROAD BROOK, CONN.
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SCALP, FACE. IA RsnaND NroI,.

was afflicted with Eczema on the Scalp
Face, Eers and NocN, which tho druggist
whefo sot your remedies, prcnou cud
oae uftne worst Ca es that had me under
III, motto. :. lie advised ne 10 try your Gu.
llcuRA REMEDIES, and after Ave days
use my NO lp aud part of my face vera en-
trely cured aud nope IN another week Ia
have my ears, neck and be- other part OF
my lace ,ourei. uFIlMAN SLADE.
lSO .. 9TH SrpEL., Nv YORK.
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CUTIcuR stan lsat the he ID OF Va class,
especially this tho case with tho CurI.
cuAA soar. Have had an unusua " good
sale this summer, owing 70 the prevalence
oiau aggravated form " III ell throu h
some localities In the country, la VIII ch
the CurICuRA RgME les proved sal lac.
tory. W. I. HANDIGG, Druggist.
UNioNTowH, Ky.
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CUTioUaA REMEDIES

Are cold by all druggists. Prlco: CuTI.
CuRh, 70 cents; REso WENT, sl,W; SOAR,
~ cent?. POTTER DRUG AND nEMiCAL
Diseases"
p1NN fifty tho Complexlos aud
DLEA u Skin by using CurIcusA
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SKIN, ' so 43 ;;;1,,, |
VI EN N tVH AND X

uuMIIIApING Erup,ions,,chinr and
II Bur ( SKIN fortunes, Lna h.0me
s,ofts, ami every SIP cies OF Itching, Scaly,
Pimpy, Inherited, Scrofulous and COMA.
~ nsd scase Of tho blood, skin ana Sca,p.
with Loss of Hair, FROM infancy TO old ars,
are posi lively cured. by CurIcuRA, tho
exquisite Skin q an iisr, externally, and
CurICuEA %EsoivEar, the new Blood pu-
rlner. Internally.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-19
ARN srILL TRIumpaANrl

For fifteen years they have steadily gain
cd In fyor, and WITH salea constantly In
etossiny nave become the most popular
The q quality II warranted ~ wear twice
rs 10 rs he ordinary corsots. We have
lately introduced the q and II II Grades
v Tn extra long waist, and wo can furnish
them when preferred
iShest awards from all the worlds great
fairs, The last medal received isfor First
gree OF mcrli from tho lale Exposition
held nj Ntw orleans.
While scores oil patents have been found
wortnl W, the prime plcs OF tho Glove Fit
ng have proved 'nva uRhla.
het'llers arc author ged TO rofuud money
II, on examination, these Corcts 40 not
prove as represented. For sale everywhere,
Catalogue free on application
THOMPsON. LtNGDON ~ co., N ".
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A Question for the Farmer Alliance.
DALLAs, Nov. ls-tEdlior Hsrali J.
Az you are allied for tns purpose OF
bsueAssing yourselves, will you not ~
. to1y, sures win sud petition lho
| e,snlssloness sosrs. ~ : ~ 9
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! have Hdded largo silk depart
meut, In black and oolored silks, 10
hhadamos, pficotines, RhpdziIaier
LYONS ana other qualities. All [ asi,
come soc The eilks and price them.
II. KAUFMAN,
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just received by the Weir plow com.
pany, and on exhibition in theiy large
ana well-aIrap9ed repository, another
Ger o. II. M. Miller & Co q bussies
Carriages phaetons, etc. they are osl
pecialiy fine and arc selling fast. Don't
forget Tho place.
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Done Tall 10 telephone Bouche for
your groceries, crackers aud canned
Sooas, lamH, toAs, sugars, everything
Ia the GROCERY line.
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Entltl - on 10 ticRet ia the draw
ing OF $3.50 seal plugh coat, sllk suit
and hat 60 match. Drawing 70 take
plao0 December "a, ~ L., BAnulan's,
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Shiioh'c Oaterrh ROmcdy, a positive
cnrc Tor catarrh, diphihpriA aud cank 4.
y mouth. sold by j. l.. Williams &
Oh,
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Ore bugpies etill continue their
rams NJ the head OF the trade. No. 40
Maln airnei
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-19

Elegant silk dress aud French pat
tern hat to match, 10 no given away
DncomDer "a.
Ey0ry purchaser OF $500 worth OF
go0da ~ entitled 10 a ticket AZ
a. RhuNAyic
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-19

Pure and uucplotod, ard guaranteed
unadulterated, May Blossona Tea at 80
cents y pound IN one pound packages
~ B0uche's, SIS Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-19

wiz you sutier with dyppepsla aud
liver complaint shiloh vttalsur h
anaraDteed 20 cure you. Sold by j. Il.
Wllllama y 90.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-19

Just try = bottle Of DR.. SCOTS Cocoa
Iron and Phosphorus. For sale by all
sfugglsts.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-19

Bpnrhe, the Main street grocer,
seere u,tblng hut the freshoat grocer
ias, canned Honds and green groceries.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-19

nouche. the greer, has ~ duo sea,
coffee, sugar, canned goods. an can be
bought anywhere.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-19

'arlor, Cloak and Suit Room,
Inc largest selection OF ladies'
mls5oS ana children's wraps ana saits
IN Tho city.
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parior, Cloak aud suit Room.
TOE iarga.t selection of ladieai
missed amt children's wraps and suits
VA the city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-19

m THE SEWING MACHISEis
A, ~ the cause OF Uterine Pains aud
.Ns az Weakucss. For Aching sides
ltST 10 and Back Kidney Paius, sclat-
YtlA&N leo, Chest Paiaa, Weakness aud
hAE-Nlnn imntlon, The CurIcu "A
"A r PAIN Ptts KR II T. faliih'a. go
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rae Es'y or<an- wul A. watkin
& Co., HERALD buildInvs
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Tycoon Chop % and 90 centa per psck
age. il. q. WELIER n Co,
Cash (,rnoars
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WHITE iisb s,S cents p.r pound.
d. O. wELLEp a Co.
Zach GfucarH.
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JusS Try 3 0ots,c OF DIR. Se0tt's Cocoa.
iron aud Phosphayus. For sale by al
d,uceist0.
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Drop III and examine orr's burgies.
ZIG pays bis nalesman aud IL IA 90
trouble for him TO allow goods and 10
price them No. 72G Main street.
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RAILROADS.

Fnvorltc limo 20 the North, East AMI
Southeast. Pullman Palace sleeping Cars
daily between 1t Louis and Dallas. Fori
WORE, III Psso and san sranclsco, bal IA
man seepem sort Worth and Oallas 10
New ORLEANS without change.
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Is0w's YOUR RHtuWArIxY Il : mites.
tlcn that appeals u every TORTURED yic,im
IN su'H he cS q us''s'I A. llsi ~
4 IN stAsfns v an eleeknt quo noVc1s
;s ~ ~, s 3 - 9
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Thoso pspegs which ,bius there will
be q deadlock in the next Texas Stale
convention on the gubernatoIial noml-
nai0n Are vida oi the mark. Tho
county Obligations under INSTRUCTIONS
VIII b. sufficient TO Eomnete either
Ross or SN sin on the fist ballot The
race is between them nna viii be viz
tually settled before tine convention
moets,-tC4 Calvert Courier.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-19

The Houston Age wants to know
who Colonel l.. W. OGlesby, North
Foxss,ca didsto for State comptroller,
is. just wait until the eeting Of the
next Democratic State convention, and
we vii 90 oursslyes toe homer OF H..
IrSGaciug you to tho gentleman thai
wllI wStm tho comptroiie's scat ioi
the peXt two years, 6ud he will De NJ
less "a person Than the Hon. l. w
0Siesny, OF Collin coSnty,- [DAllas
Demoofat.
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t,,, VHV' IT. NNIUNT,
South western Passenger Agent,
las, Texas,
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SKILLED LABOR Vi ANrpp.
a FINE COUNTRY

Texas il gradually but surely going
cut Of the range cattle busineas into
tho higher branch OF stock farming
The psstures will be large snd the
fhrHs mall, bat the pYodts will com
pef9 with The size of the pastures. A
&WGing country, sssisled by agricpl-
thf'i hasen upGn land ownership ob.
t"iHed at low valuation, and run under
tnv lo|est taxation 10 the United
sGateF--irla is TeYap fgrn,l, I,u,x,, At
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wo understand now why neither
Eud Of tho paper IN Il rot out 20 "hold
tho fold for all time" printed tho nows
az tho area flta LAT Friday; the S ate
had been ",quitsbly dividern hetweon
tho two Eno-; the DeIlEs End left ~
10 The Galveston Ead, aud the Calves
ton End has 20 mako Especial
,rAin,n.-TFort Worth Gazette.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-02-05
{ arc Portland quotations on Hides


The following quotations OF stocks received
daily bv telegraph:
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-02-05
Csiffornia Mining Stocks.
FRANCISCO, Feb. 4.-The following ere the
q nfficial nnntafin of thinning stocka Today.


BOSTON. Feb. 4.-The following were to-days
quotations Oh Butter. Cheese, Eggs, &c:
Pork--Long cuts. 10 Oo@16 30; short cuts ID so
$16 90; lean ends 10 O0@$l5 30; prime mess IA so
G$15 so; extra prime u 5O@$13; mess, ID 5O@
oo PORK sS1g ss sIe 90 0oghS 90
for BIB pails.
9991sc;- fancy 1oc;s light steers 71z@sc; choice
heavy kinds at 111s@121ac;fancy 1215lllSc; good
do at 1019@11c; light at 91a@1O1ac; good heavy
fores 6Age1se; sec quality 5aee; ratties at AAs
@9c; rump loins l29l61ac; loins at l5glSc; Light
12g15c.
] SO p bush; choice New York small hsnd-picked
do stl 65G1 20; small hand-picked pea. Vermont
at l 1891 80; common TO good at 81 4O9l 30;
h0es screened nd d0 a. 40 sd
mon do 25@1 80; choice improved yellow-eyes at
2 20S02 %; old-fashioned yelIow-eyes az 15;
red kidneys 1902 40.
AppIes.We auote good Greetings 750 Pip
pins and Sweet Apples at / 50@2 90; common do
S1s25; Baldwins 2 0O@D2 20 y Dbl. Evaporated APP
pies at case VI tb.
fancy $l9; medium to good hay SIG o09Sl7 90:
choice Eastern fine SIS 00@$I7 90; poor at S13
@Sl5; Eastern swale 10@$11. Rye straw, choice,
s180S19; oat straw S9@$l1 ~ ton.
outter-We quote Northern creamery at 28@ SOC;
New York and Vermont dairy at 24a25c
Franklin County at -a26c; fair to good 22la24c;
long dairies at $4,000, fancy higher; extra Wes-
tern h-msde creamery at 32034c; June cream
cries at 24@26c; Western dairy at l7@lSc; ladle
packed at 1Sl20c; do fair to.good 12lDl6c imita-
ton creamery, choice, at 22C@24c. Jobbing prices
range higher than these quotations.
Cheese-Choice Northern at liza Gl1219c, fancy
1Sc; lower grades according to quality;West IL
12c.
Eggs-All strictly fresh stock 5@26c; held stock
15020c;lime 1914 91712.
sIPotatoes- Northern and Eastern 153655c; Houl-
ton -@68c y bush at the roads; prolifcs : @55c;
Eastern 90 53@65c.
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49sa4A G. of 514c; Mould &c; standard A
b%c; Confectioners 5Tsc: powdered 6ssc;
ssSo re rae 0uOes ~ sshc Tallow
stronger at 63-l6c. Pork steadily held; mess spot
at - 26 family mess At u zSsds o. Beef is
higher, closing firm with more doing: Western
stssm spot at 224s@7 20; refined % for con
SOC. Cheese barely steady; Eastern 9@19N 6,
Western hat at8(d1l12.
Freights to Liverpool weak, Wheat % steam 41sd.
CHICAGO, Feb. 4-Ihe Flour market is steady
and unchanged; choice to fancy White Winter
Wheat at 4 25a4 rs; Michigan Winter
Wheat at 5 SOFA 20; low grades Winter at 2 259
3 90; fancy Western Spring extra at 25GS 20;
good to choice Spring extras at 3 O0@3 so; MINI.
bakers at 2543 70; common to good Mimi. 5 90
as 40; low to choice Spring Supernne 0092 IS;
-four at 0Oa3 rs. Wheat higher; February at n
@75ssc: No 2 Spring at 77A@78ssc; No at
9s1s9691ac; No 2 Red at 7s1a; No 3 at 6s@7oc;
Corn is higher at 1854 Oslo. Oats higher No 2
White at 80 a31c; No at 29@291zc. Rye quiet
No at 6119@631ac: Barley is nomnal No at
quiet at 6 s21s. Boxed Meats are steady; should
ers at 1904 50; short rib at 25@o 30i short
Receipts~Tiour 2e.ooO bbs wheat $1,000 bu,
corn 264 900 bush, oats 18s 900 bush, rye loo
bu barley rs, 600 bush.
Flour ~ 600 bbis, wheat II OOo bo,
corn 81 600 bush oats 81 900 bushrye 10000 bu,
barley $4,000 bRsh.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 4.-Flour unchanged. Wheat high
er; No 2 Red at S5A @85Ac. Corn higher at
35B G3e14c. Oats higher at 29@29Lsc. Lard 70
@18 So.
Receipts-Rlour 1000 bbls, whess 46 COO bushs
corn 1872 900 bush Data 81 900 bush, barley 1900,
bpsh, rye O000 bush.
Shipments-FIour 5000 bbls. wheat 5000 bush,
corn $4,000 bush, oats 5000 bush, rye 5000 bush,
barley 1900.
DETROIT. Feb. 4--Wheat steady, No White at
S61xc; No 2 Red SEC.
Wheat-Receipte Il 900 Blu; shipments ooo0 bu.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 4.-Cotton is quiet; MiddlinR
u9lRnds 10 916c.
MOBILE, Feb. 4--Cotton Is steady; Middling NJ
lands 10 7-16c.
SAVANNAH, Feb. 4.-Cotton is quiet; Kidding up
lands 10 9-16c.
CHARLESTON, Feb ACTION is quiet; Middling
uplands 10 9-16@10ssc.
MEMPHIS Feb 4.--Cotton steady Middlng up-
lands 10 7.16c.