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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-30

The Quarrel Between the Telegraph Com
pany and the London Papers.

pany and the London Papers.
LONDON, June 29-The rebellion of the Lon
don newspapers against Reuters news agency
which was begun two or three weeks ago, has
not yet been brought to decisive issue. The
Reuter- company, it will be remembered, made
the increased expenses to which it has been sub
jected by reason of the campaigning in the Sou
dan. and the difficulties in South Africa and re-
mote Afghanistan, the basis for demanding
increased compensation from the great London
paper. The Times actively opposed any in
crease, and at once set about organizing con-
certed action on the part of the papers
meeting of London newspaper proprietors
was called, and after a full discussion
of the situation it was decided to make united
stand against Reuters demand for increased
pay. Rather than pay more, they gave IL to
be understood that they contemplated freeing
themselves from any occasion to take Reuters
news by establishing news gathering associa-
ton of their own, similar in general way to
the Associated Press. 1t cannot be ascertained
that any decisive step has been taken since this
meeting but enough has transDred to indicate
that both parties will deliberate very cautiously
before committing themselves to policy which
will lead to the inevitable rupture of the present
relations The prevalent belief among those who
are best informed is that some satisfactory COM
promise will be reached. 1t is perfectly
clear, on the one hand, that the
Reuter- company cannot continue to live and
flourish if the patronage of the great London
daies is lost On the other hand, people who are
in the best condition to know maintain that the
papers neither of London nor the provinces
would find it to their advantage or profit to at
tempt to dispense with Reuter- The cost of
creating de novo world service complete and
excellent as Reuters would admittedly be much
greater for the individual papers than their an
nual dues to Reuter-. 1t is extremely unlikely
that they will 60 10 this great expense. simply
to overthrow him. The nrobability is tAat they
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-30

LONDON, June 29.-The Berlin Post, in ar
article supposed to have been inspired by Prince
Bismarck, hints at desire on the part Of Ger
many for an alliance with England The Novoe
Vremya, of ST. Petersburg says Russia ought
not to forget that the Marquis of Salisbury and
Lord Randolph Churchill have always been anx-
ious to form an Anglo. German alliance against
Russia.
The Paris Memorial Diplonatique reports that
Lord Salisbury will have an interview with
Prince Bismarck in August
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-30

CHICAGO, June 29.-The trial of Joseph G..
Mackin, on charge of perjury in having testified
before the grand jury that he did not order the
printing of the bogus tickets found in the ballot
box taken from the Third precinct of the
Eighteenth ward, began in the Criminal court.
before Judge Moran, this morning. Mr.. Storrs,
attorney for Mackn, applied for change of
venue, but, as one change of venue had already
been granted, this was denied.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-30
English OCCUPATION of Egypt.

CAIRO, Juno 20.--The orders to the camel
corps to embark have been rescinded 1t is re-
ported that the government meditates reoccupy-
ing Dongola. Two million cartridges have been
shipped from Woolwich to Egypt, presumably
in connection with the governments intention
Of reoccupyirg Dongola.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-30

respond to the call of time in the sixth round
Small gloves, with the padding taken out were
used. and both men were battered up terribly
Doyle showed the most punishment, but his
superior endurance won the day. Doyle weighed
1870 pounds and Jones but l65, which gave the
former the advantage Jones showed superior
boxing skill, and repeatedly landed his left on
Doyles countenance, one time partially splitting
his nose. The fight was kept so quiet that the
officials had not the faintest inkling of it, al
though it took place short distance from the
citxr limits
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-30
Severe Wind and Rain Storm mt Paris.

PARIS June 29.-A terrible storm of wind and
rain swept over this city and vicinity to-day.
Cellars were flooded railways were washed out
and many buildings in process of erection were
damaged or demolished section Of one of the
streets sank into the sewer, and twenty persons
were plunged into tho water. Most of them
were in an exhausted and almost dying condition
and IN the of
the flood
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-30
The Story Denied.

PHILADELPHIA, juno 29-William F. John
son, counsel for Mrs. John Mccullough, wheu
questioned this evening regarding the Rochester
dispatch, containing q statement of Mrs. Smith,
of that city who claims to be McCulloughs
sister, and who claims that he is unmarried, said
there was no truth in the statement whatever.
He said Mccullough had but one sister, Mrs.
Wirtl, who lives in Luzerne county, Pennsylva-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-30

MILWAUKEE, June "a desperat. FIVE round
hard glove fight between Dave Jones, of South
Chicago, and John Doyle, of San Francisco, took
place here last night The match was for $3.50
size. and was won by DOYLE. Jones refusing to
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-30

will use the threat of co operation long enough
to bring Reuter- to terms, and when he has with
drawn or materially reduced his demands for
increase, will abandon the scheme.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-30
The Daily Cholera Record.
MADRID June 29-The official cholera reports
for Sunday are as follows:


General Galviz, director of the Toledo Military
Academy, has died Of cholera.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-07
LIVE STOCK MARKEr-BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO Jan 6Cdttte-fiecelpts today 22l heal total
for thus 5000 heai last geek 2l0Q
head; consigned through. 2l0 market active
Goodo Choice S. 90 TO- 5tocxers aud FeeterS
S3 s5d$4 %.
Receipts to-day 1900 heat toll, for th1s fs
~ head for Same week 1879 head consigned
through cars: market strong and higher Medium a
Good, SO 40dSi rs: Canada Lambs So OODSO 40.
Hogs-Receips tta7 5000 hel total for week thus far
900 head: time last week. 2I000 heak
sgncd through Is cars active and higher o
Choice Workers. 7O9s4 75 Butchers Grades "A 1904
Pigs, 81 200 - rs.
CHICAGO jan 6-Ths DroysrS youraI raDortA Ostls-
Receipts 1890 hsli sap nsats 25JJ neA narket stsad
o0drO Choice Shipping So 256Sj 80, Common TO Medium
81 2O9 IS 0U Texans. So 206S4 Is.
ous 81 900 shipments 1000 hcat markst
active, Rough Packing 81 i51Ss 35 Packing and shipping
s4 3Jdsl 20, Light 81 20dSi 45, SkipS 81 JOa$4 OQ
StssD-Receipts 500 shipnents. JOD market steady:
inferior TO Far. So 25@s! gtk Mciiun - Good. 80 70
ass 76 Choice to Extra. 81 01G5i 40
LOUIS, Jan. D.-Ldfus-Heceipts- 1Ob sDppent4,
6O the supply very light and only small retail trade vsS
New-York tribune., 1885-01-07
corroy MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

f,yrrpoot IAN. g-f2:S0 .. m.-COttOn dull. Iduihs
Irpands Sd DO Midiiny Ofiean, Gisl -aies SOW
nrnIng 900 bales for speculation ana cAporS WeeYss
a. ono hales including 81 0OD bales American rutuIes
ou,ct Uplapds Low Middng clause January AMI Iuny
Jr,ycrv } Bl-6id do February and March aeiiNctt,
also id do March and April delivery O siso lVs ,s
ia Aprli nnd May delivery SGid. alsp 6s0thi 90 ay
and June delivery l26id. DO June ant July deh'eyo
lg-iid. ,.- ,,.,,,a, = 200 haes
rsricaa Failures steady Up2ntiS Low hlusly Sixuss'
Gann.rv delivery -Usd buyers, 40 January ana Fsp.u
@ d 81 6ld buyers; do fe3rdafy ana hsrcn aov
ar ~ SD buyers March amt April deiseIy o-ota.
Zine do Aprl May delivery e;oiu seisrs do ai;y
snd lime delivery 2Uid buyers 10 Juie ana JAY NC
nyery . I,0.s value do. July and August asnVety, ~
Gtd buyers do August and september "ch'sfy @@oS"'
buyers. .,.-., s,aadv. Ifoi.nIs Iov Md.
iIp elan Sc January delivery l6id sellris 10 Janua
and fnbrnary delivery lid sellers CO. February sns
March delivery i-6Id sellers do March aud Aprn st assS
on. s.6id sellers; April aud May delivery, cos..
ssieTs do May anh delivery l2sd buyers 10 Joas
ana Juy delivery lU-id. value 40 Juy am Asaas'
delivery il Sd value, do August and sep'emeer oe"'
ei9y.yRsToS jan G-cotton arm Mdding 10 gig ,s LSs
Nidlrg poi DrI1iry 10 NE ano gross n.s.
4go bales; Exports Coaslwlse 1858 bales sae o'o 'A
stock 4 7l6 baios 49,, s,,, vt,su,y lOs Low
Nn ding 10 3.id Good Ordinary, o' net rSccpts ssd
bs ies 10 :. i bales Exports 10 .felt biiln ~ sl3
hale. Coas,wsc 2UO bales sales, 500 Daes' soeA ''
bales 49,. .,,.,. MAILING 10 7.lp
ay Naaur 10 S6 Ilood Drtu4ry ls.l lo 40. v.fsa 1sa
IA iales gross 10 Al bales EKp0rs 70 oe So, hsss
S2s9 bales 10 the Continent 1910 baesi saies @V'
stock 4 ID ,2TV bales
New-York tribune., 1885-01-07
STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Jan scStsGV gast Maaas 5gs 1M
ssTs sa sSSgfs s.5ss' ia ssisIa
pasnt 1913 81 WGsasoaheTa r@er western esss
sG%hesa sn nsS So g. wsSfn %Ster Spot
60 2 y Ss @ & Western ssy SS
White 5oe SIc; DO yellow; q Ss2e Western m1s4 ,s
spot 5aPa"ry @ as aast and asr
ern n' 3 So s5jc Western White .SS9c MIed ssSass
Visions no@nay .teady. Mess PORK SD Flour
SS Ss vS ss s Sps Ssb 90 Sa
Sa,s SS.s 'OO 'u'N '''''' '''' '''' '''''
sS$ psss
soS sa sSs I %Se ss ' ss ss Vita
$751; M,dllass Gais. but s,say sscslp &
SS5 oa.n apG ss oCS Cnso 'S Short. sioo S%s
Ja1 20 gSa5 easo sss sa ii
s1'f9 s sSo; essa s. g sslIS ass, S;n s'Ss Sss
mon 1 assa aS .pnsa.. head
wns4 @ns Jn So ssrE sods % ssa sSs
Low Grsiea s. 8 Flour $ g q n sarrela
%ssas yosas af'e sPs isss 'sss fssray
do sSe: 30: Red sigc' 10 Red ssscee Corn I.
closing %sy at 49, % s soq sns ss
So oats Weak sales ranged January 25sc FeOrasIy
26Lc May 29'-c. Rye steady at 81 sa Barley. az Sic
81 81 s. se,ns sGi's. Lag active ale,
RSI1asy baE%ssi, SHOULDERS short RS
So, o' whsa SSss $4,000 bush Corn Soo onsS
1000 bush o RyS loo bush Sarsy S s SsoV orS %
bush; oats $4,000 Oush Rye 1000 BUSH; Barley lsooo
bush.
DETROIT. jan 6-wheat steldy NJ. Wits cash. sehe
January, s62c February, SIZE May & 81 &,a' \ 50 Rsd "a
3. SIc Receipts-wheat 81 0O) bush.
MILWAUKEE. Jan. 6--Flour firm AMI in:nangei whes,
e s;,v No. M MMe%.Ss Msre s casa way % @ .naog aoF .es
No 81 3 &C. Oats steady No. 2White ac Rye
E9 g. &c % eaP sP'M Mes, PORK m 20 C
M Is & EsSTq % FlSa Ss Hans IS
S1c Hogs i loS44o; Recepts1Fonr 300 loL. SSlas
Msa5 isSa6 %h.aa sa' S oSsh BaTsS 5o5
Jan s ,,sR and w,a tsnps ing sEs sg
sharp ayancs wheat; westera aai PennsyIyan,s ma
Family S Psaa,sy'qa a, Boiler S9sss ysss 3 SANG S
q M Qeayare y ~ S.SsSss Sfst ' and % pres dSsed
% ower at fro noon call car lots quiet apd easier
ss NS Sp Red - SagSs sasvaSf @ ass Red
aso February ss@9gs MarSn gl%G's, aedut AP, s
ca ear Gss' os were S0 %eaa rug" So M,es sc do 10
S local fy4r a%c at sgSs ts 10 IN am &
High Mixed IN grain depot s3s So m nhe" ssnn
Ap tots HsneE hecftsd White y,pos ssS s,S
batqac So %hts January Fr teersay o@ ,5 &
Wheat 2 900 busu; Corn, $4,000 usa oais 1000 ousa
Sbpments--Wbeag. 1000 Oush. CorD lioJo bush oss@
5000 oush
ST. LoUIs Jan. Flour 'tefiT m, nlclt1yst wheas
easier Rel % arS s's ANU Ja9asp 9ass s sSs 5aa fsI
uary i7sc Fcbruary "a May SSs oats ssrons @%
at Ios i5i2c. Barley-Market quiet o'SdSc @ ar Ba,
Ter ana eggs stea ly uncallsol Flax >eet sVan{
ar 81 3 IIiS quiet ini uuch god. Bran urn st oo9
SSlc Corn Meal st.aly - 10. whssg steady az 81 u
Po,is si2 90 Bulkmels-Lony Clear, - tD snort tlo
So 0G5 So Short Clear 50 o. Larl r At % , =,
R.ceDT,- Flour 1000 bOs; Wheat 2DDJl busi. OoilL
- n1D busl; oats 1000 0usli ye 30l1 bush Barley
IL 900 onsh saiD nsntsFIour. GpJJ Dds Whets ,oX
bush; Corn l23.o00 olsiLi osts @vVoo oush Wy" "N'"
bush; Barley. LOCO bush
New-York tribune., 1885-01-07
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Jan U-PrDvi;,ns- 3aoOi ~ )ss1T%ahr T%ahIsS
sds Oh; Long Coar N.ddlc- 32% 5li slJ. v',t, M. st
Sis 8d: snort Rios 35s 6li 5iJtiacb s9> ~, as sia
Beef-llls for extra Ihdiaa Ness Pfins h'ss 'ssss.srl
pork-Pnne 6ss ei osr pol prns aesn ao wssI
o3s Western 5,s Lard American. Sos oLi tI. sr.Lst
shoulders jjs Butter Jjs per cS Tor ii, s..f
Cheese American Uhoics sls 6L Wieit "a r,s %.
Sn,in ia ,i a js St: Wnter Is. I'd v.s "a,
tai No O. spring, Us. ei, New Wsstern water S?s ~.
California No p g. 91s 81 D,r c,li Corn sr,r,tJ
old So Cd: do New. 6s Od. per oentu prodnee IL
of fr,rpentloe 2is Ot. do &c L)adSl 2ls Of po-t
Reliaei Petroenm ID gaiioa clover
Red Ijs per cwL TlllDS -5s. IL psf cSs toa" "A i1
mon Ss Sd Pale 9s 0t. 0IoA Oh La'eel on ~. '' =
cwt. pnrts 4. ~
quarters; from Pacific ports, 24OO auaret ana
Sources 5000 Quartera Receipts OF Corn 90 ~
per Calcutta Lnseed As as ss,dS Se psrp pessSiya
7is a I'D per galon spirits OF rdrpentinh al "a
cwt. sperm OIL G65 per ton Resn-Coln nve % as cwL -
American sugar lSs o. por cwt for caos ,vs, ~
polariaing s1S and lls.a ails vd. Tor cuos
iehning snoak
New-York tribune., 1885-01-07

Inaeazine-on CalvadOs and on "Shakespeares
Country ,-are admirable bits OF work, grapn'c'
poetica and full of the literary spirit as well az love
of nature Miss Rose Kingsley shows that she nheris
mucb of her fathers talent for making pictures in
words.
"short History of the Episcopal Church IN
America" has just been published by f. r. Dut'oh
& Co Its author is the Rev. w. Benham
; Professor W. c. Sumner. being the most senseiess
and ft man for the purpose, has prepared ior
"Harpers Weekly" series of papers on " Our Crr-
rencv During the last Twenty Years froieSSor
Summers use of a noble of misiniormation VIII
probaby be as brilliant therein as IN his former
articles.
"The Commercial Advertiser" informs its readers
that Alma Tadema's newest picture is called Kead-
ing Horace 1t represents group of lads and iasse'
wondering the wise words of the ancient Greek under
the shadow of a wide-sprca1ing oak We shall ex-
meet The Advertiser to tell us next that Mr lauema
is engaged upon picture representing the ancient
Roman Socrates discoursng under plane tree in the
Campagna.
Fhe heroine of Mis-, Bretherton" - tho novel just
published by Macmanis said to be really Miss Mary
Anderson. This statement. however, is contradicted
bv the author Miss Ward. who declares that Miss
Bretherton sis not a portrait of any living person
whatever She is an attempt to handle an artistic
problem. viz, the Transformation of mere beatty
success into an artistic and nothing more Her
career her sayings her friends her relations the plays
she acts n and the feelings called forth in her are one
and all imaginary any tolerably weii-informed
person who will read the book fairly may easily con-
vince himself Is it TO be made Impossible 1or
novelist to draw his types from any large centre ci
society without being accused OF portraituref ii So
the range of the English novel, already too narrow in
tho onnion of some will be still more narrowed as life
tends to become more public and criticism more
personal"
A second edition of Mrs. WIitmaus little book on
" Edpar Poe and his Critics has just been published
in excellent shape by Tibbts & Preston, OF Provi-
dence. The volume has long been out of print.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-07
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
NEw-YoRK, Jan. 9. 1885.
GENERAL MARKET REPORF.

NEW-lORK. Janunry o. $3.50.
gHICORY-Cirounr Gis 4Sasc.
active at prices showing no markci
change Guiyaqull, 10 Ui5ci AaacdiDo %f~-'c iHni'
dad. I5i7d1HLr. a.
tions points and fairly active closing seds saes
bags closing follows: January, SO'doI feep'
rn,ry Sii d-IO; March s3j0S40; April. S.t0GS.f5;
Nav 80 a j5 June GODS 81. Mild grades steady ales,
~ baes Neracaibo CorO 1000 mats Interior ex
arnen Won PIinstercr" 900 do ex "Union on private
tlTms.
22 hales Delivered contracts vest rday H. oV naes
to-day 20, 152 baics aranst @ th
dly iast and 1915 last year Since -eptenDer
7S73 bales against 3jjJ9ii bales for the same perou
last ..a.,ao,,,o,
follows
New-York tribune., 1885-01-07

believed that the figures given this nearly
obtained but generally thought 10 be
little below the actual stocks OH hand
Receipts the week II S96 pkgs Exports for the week
i,35D phss week 6l3. High Fresh Creamery
Ia short supply and on such the market showing
increased strength. Extra Egin would job readily al &c.,
but most lots direct grocery trade Tor more money O
Western brands only small proportion are free
frOmd defects dent the wiuer for the lew
really lots received there plenty OF buyers at 81
32c might possible better Tut FOR what
commonly called Fine Grades or say Extra Firsts 2o0
SOC. Where the faults are very pro-
n0unc bitter Favored notified etc. the selling price very
uncertain ranging from 200 down. 1t seems hardly probable
that surplus OF ne fresh goods under two
weeks and in the meantime the supply may run 80 sn az 70
further state Fall made creamery as
attention and really desirable grades nave SOLD
26dSc trkns In better demand and hrmer;
2c Held Creamery without qu0fable
Improvement but feeling OF mere conbdelce Is shown on
of Dairy still light and
there bettcrnquy for line quality For best gyoices o
bait rktn tubs there buyers ut 20 026c good quay can
be had &c. fair lots ut lS92Cc Strictly choice
dares sell 10 23a 24c but unless they grade very
hi there buyers for them Frkns remain iu but
the stock Of fine quality is not large and the market has
steady Imitation Creamery and western Dairy sell falr
y winter defects but there IL dull sale for all
poorer sorts. Fresh Factory firm but quiet Rolls sell
o,sly
New-York tribune., 1885-01-07
rOuLrRY AND GAME.

Live Poultry continues plenty amt with inc e1eepop S
rio heavy fowls which pretty far OehSnu iro o
ieYs The krt is dull and weah - ...., p.,,,rv
the uOmfn nd iOr plesseu t'u.y
continued extremely dull and WITH warm "easrl w ~ y.
New-Ycars lay ho.ders OF the ~o1cess'v ~ cd sfora e
The ice hon up rapidly and sales weo s" ~
nI,c, whenever ConsIderable quantity cOu'u 10
moved n Priday colder weather and the GU os ~ ne & @
INTO storage felt IN sgh ~ III n.t mai
s Int prtcos improved very little. To-day there arc ih
recsipts but largo stock carried over i & e ,.
~nly du ror and though few fancy Iresn Ioes
are he'd abo'e quotations tne figures svsu ,r
lilo value o nsnly all the offerings Ihukeils SUI
Ion IurKeys arc loss plenty and close stadI Du.ss az
light supply Geese not plenty anu aoo"e s'o""
auous saIl when large and hne squads hrIn .,,.
Quail sell promptly at u per doz when unevG "
MAJ ois ar held little gaer and mOvo slowly fartISes
dnlI and very IRE gular hlm. Nd Ducks ,ower
Venson outawe Rabbits and ilares in large supp" anu
mn lune demand light
New-York tribune., 1885-01-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NFw.YoRx, jan e-BEEvEs-ArrTals today 50 cars J.
1ugS head which 32 for exporiaon foress
and 35 consigned t. city saughtArerS
direct No oradiDg in Live att to-day Market rather aev
Dressed Beef about former ptces The shipments
day Included 100 quarters Of Bee and 2z5 earcases Of
Mutton for James Eastman steamer Alaska TomorruV
the Ludsate Hi win take zo5 Live Cattle and tie
aste Craig will be laden with 40 Live attic.
SHEEP AND LAMBS--Arrvils today cars, or l,2e3
head Trade limited and market DUH bat tho feeling was
rather firm There Lambs sale. The few salss
made included Comeon TO Good sheep at 3a94 &C. per
Dressed Mutton ruled dull at lower prices
UilIenback 4 Dewey sold l55 Western Sheep 80 n Al
4c j5 d. ~ H. at4sci 247 do 75 b at &c and ll6 DO IS
n, at de- &.
j. sadder Co. sold: 92 Indiana sheep 30 70. a. 40,
and 100 do, 7S tb at3ac.
HOGS-Arrivals 20 cara OF 2972 headNoting doing In
Live Hogs but the feeling firm at vanced prcos
and prime Western Hogs would probably bring 50 Is
SO 80 per 100 d.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-07

on "a" 5b05hc; White Extra &C." 6isS6tcd Extra
"C," 4sd6c.; "C,"4 20i5Ic; Yellow 4ia04Sc
TALLOW-About steady but very quiet Prime City quot
cd at &C. Sales, 10000 lbs at bU6 lluc %
TEAStronk $4,000 lbs Japan sold for January at zZc
and 20, ,00O lbs for March ut 23jsG23osc.
rOBACCU-Seed Leaf dull and rather weak Kentucky
dull Common to Good Iugs c. do 49, sdio;;c t.s
ing throughout and many believe that the market s IN ian
way toward Improvement The demand from manufacturers
fairly moderate and all prime descriptions are steadily
sustained
New-York tribune., 1885-01-07
DRESSED PoULrsy.
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

,,,.r, o,ors have increased somewhat and the market
far Cho ce irish ruling fnori quotations slightly
higher sweet Potatoes quiet aud UNCHANGED onions scarce
and hir her other vegetables steady and unchanged
New-York tribune., 1885-01-07

Tho stock Liverpool Jan lsS5, was l95 200 boxes
ys1ln3t ysaT 70 oo5 boz boxes a 1904 i'"" las
Receipt. Tor tho week. I77s1 pkg, Last week 1880
crpoo cable 63s Within a days thcic been more
S man STd @ ay sa a
n1ys Is Al soors and SS
r fancy As ln ne, The tsTs as ON s n,a 10
tied weak STOCK in store s light aud there iil con
cred a% as h he S q bd S9s s 0G have a r rs
S fs1y ianfy M 9oas6 Arssis q
sTs ss q d be & se % N ndaee y anu low nsu''
Ss' $$S:S ;gs2 0$s f. $s Fla.
Do fai Cream Fine aGi2 lno. FAR 10 Prime. ali
10 S Fss G'9G 10 g 1no 5 cani5y Pa GGg F%o
DO. hght SKINS. alo DO poor to fair. a
increased eondcFaIy aad stock has accamqia 81 under
Q; have some stock on hand and o extremely
du demand There is hardy enough dong 70
tlr oaba values and quotations @ mus o. eons'ered az
c y also axe without movement Importance and quotation
io6 .r eIs ,. r or . Ss su n y u e oP c S
e stock o eggs IN store here Jan 1850 as reported b. Tho
caacS against 5.5O6 bbs 6oJ cases dats last
year.
state, fresh packed. $50 Western and Cana 40,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 80 % Lined state. .232sSi
Gaa' %ssta Iar % 'tS good IS az 20 s59s
FRUITS AND gGRgiEs-FHEsh
Apples have a moderate inquiry al steady prices Choice
lots of BALDWIN rou store reaching - aad CreeninEs
~ 90 rarrs quiet steady Cranberrics held unchanged
but MOVING slowly Florida oranges light supply. lir de-
mand al nrn ady In prlcc1 since last report
Five quarts Florida strawberries sold party az " 90 and
Rta Rc qsanty coad I'D be Be; sold At such Rsh
Appios 49, Do Cape Cod sS~ "
IIaldwlp per bb. OO52 % Do per Dbl.l- O0@lI W
FSSP9s gST oo 7SS5 7SS5 0 10
% - Oraases Florida .o., "a
cIsaSrrc, " 2' SaaSrnc SS S2a pr 6i o5 50
pr cr........ 4O0Qt 10 rangernes, pr bN % OG3 W
rRUITs AND BggKEs-D.lEp.
Hecepts for week. 1855 pEgs. Exports-Dried Apples
blYl pkgs Eyaporaed Apples arriving more splnly out
ho.yy Scarcely any Suncd Apples and prices rule
Chops. and skins eney neglected. fNap-
Suned Peaches nave so" safe, but prices are
ua less nrm. Cherries
steadler Backberuos decidedly higher an reid nrmiy
Annie. Lyaporatod Do, y. O., pna.id.
fancy .............. 7la1 fancy to OK falcy QlO
Do, Com. 10 choice q I Do, \. e., p"oiec - a.
DO, N. Z. shced, - - choice - o :" o7
fancy ............... q 5l2lDo peeled Georgia 80
Do 90, choice. ..... $40 fancy -;..--...-.. q 90
DO. do. pIille.... . oH DO PceleuS'o'Se' -ta
LO,sO1tutTn. pr 10 ChoICc - -
choice. ~ o,unpcelco.hd4fsh
Do, Tenn. coarse - a. DO 10. q ultItetS - "'s
cut bags .......... a g. Saspberres, eVapo - -,
Do. Ky qrs., bbls 81 faIed.. -! g. !
Uo ohio ara Mich Aha "a Do, sun-dried .s5 Uso,
10 10 s,a,n sg,9 Chcrrcs prime dry IL Gl27
Do Cnnnped ~ l5,Q 2 Bac. berries. pnme. u S2
DO ores and skins / a l.. II uc ckleoerrles,. 49,
PEACHES, EyaporLd pUHir '-.---'''',
peeled. ~
DO DO uuuceled IL al1 Plums so. Damson. ~ va
HOPS
Receipts for tho week 06i bales Exports for week ~
bales No new features. demand very night ami prices
laraey nominal hope some Improvements DO
fore oug aud are pressing stock TO sale
STATE Caoico lSst..l6@l7 Do, low to hedr" Il @i9 III