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Morris tribune., 1885-02-18
Autu.,.. MISUNDERSTANDING.

The men who hunt alligators for their
hides and teeth are now reaping a rich
harvest. The hunters receive 81 apiece
for all hides four feet long and ups
ward. =
Two young aen killed fifty alligators
in one week recently in this niaigkhor-
hood. They begin hunting as soon as
it becomes thoroughly daxk. Their
hunting outfit consists of bull s-eye
lantern, in camp language called "look
'em up,n a double-barreled shotgun, or
'skill lem sure" and Ratchet, with
which they split the alligator's skull, to
which they give the very expressive
name of dynamite The man who
is to do the shooting for the night fast
ems the lantern to his forehead, and
takes his place in the bow of small
boat. His partner paddles the boat
cautiously along the stream, while the
man in the bow keeps sharp lookout
for alligators' eyes, which, under favor
able circumstances, he can shine
with his lantern at a distance of 200
yards. As soon as they discover pair
of eyes they paddle cautiously np to
within couple of feet of the ailigatoTs
head and discharge load of bnckshot
into it. AS soon as the shot is fired the
paddler catches the alligator by the
jaws, which. he holds together with one
hand while he cleaves the skull open
with his Ratchet.
Sometimes the alligators retain con-
siderable power of action. When such
is the case it is rather exciting work
getting them into the boat Some
times very large ailigators turn the boat
over. II an alligator is not handled at
once after being wounded, he sinks to
the bottom and is lost.
L asked one of the hunters, who has
killed more than 1000 alligators, what
was the size of the largest one he ever
killed, and he told me 13a feet long.
He said that his father killed one on the
st. Johns River II! feet long, the head
of which, when placed in d 'four bar
rel, projected two inches over the top.
He sold it to q. museum for $65.-H.
Louis Globe-D Democrat.
Morris tribune., 1885-02-18

When butter is kept in tubs or
earthen vessels, it must be packed as
closely as possible, and no interstices
or vacant places left, for the butter
quickly spoils around these inter-
stices, and the evil spreads through
the whole tub. In large establish
ments it is considered essential that O
tub be filled with butter made all in
one day.
Morris tribune., 1885-02-18
,;th tho determination

If Ruv;t with the determination TO
keen it as long as you live anu leave
II to your heirs. If you have any
money except what You can earn
yourself, thensorupulousiy save anu
Law aside part,of your income until
you have enough topay for . piece q
land. no be the owner ola home-
stead viii have a beneficial etiectupon
your character. 1t will increase your
self respect, your confidence in your
self. You will feel that you have a
substantial position and something at
stake in the community. The habit OF
saving which you will have formed IN
saving money to purchase piece OF
land, will itselfbs valuable to you. IL
will aid you greatly in acquiring 9TH
err property and becoming indepen-
dent. The tendency of this is TO make
you self-reliant, more industrious, ana
a better citizen. The ownership OF q
home will add greatly, to your nap
piness. The feeling which 1t engen-
ders is u source of constant satisfaction
There is one spot on earth which you
improve and beauty. With thatspot
YOUR thoughts and affections become
identified. You learn TO love it. 1t Is
like an enchanting friend. ltbecomes
aunfailing source OF enjoyment
Western Rural.
How many farmers at the close OF
the years operations, can tell which
branch of the farming paid them the
most money? Very few, compared
with the great number. They may
think they know, but their ideas upon
this point are indefinite. There Is nc
certainty except in figures. Guess
| work Is as liable to be OH the wrong
side as on the right side. The merch
| ant does not guess nc the amount o
his years profits and the amount ant
value of stock on hand. The mech
anic and the manufacturers do not cal
culate upon such All uncertain basis
| Their methodically kept books tell IL
moment every day i'll the year how
| their business affairs stand. Farm
| ing is business as much as any otile
occupation or profession, and as sucl
should be carried on business princi
Piles. The farmers should know to ,
fraction how many acres there are il
every field on his farm. He shoult
also know to q certainty the eXac
amount of seed put into the ground
and its market value. He should al
so, know to farthing the amour
realized therefrom. This system
should not be confined to growing
crops; it should extend to ever.
branch on the farm. This will inform
him which branch of husbandry pay
him the best. He can then abandon
those branches which he finds to b
Improbable and concentrate his enel
gies elsewhere. If asked whic
branch of farming yields the larges
profit, the farmer should be able t
give ready and satisfactory answer
He should be able to giTe the reaso
why, whether it is due to the natur
of the soil, the climate, or the marke
facilities. If his answer is: ~ dunn
guess about SO and So" it is prett
certain that he does not fully compre
bend his occupation, and that he
lplodding along at disadvantag
which little method and time woul
remedy.
Morris tribune., 1885-02-18

The growing of sorghum ought to be
be one of the future great interests in
the United States. The consumption
OF sugar is enormous and is continu-
ally increasing. During 1883 we inn
ported the grand total of 2,810, 900 900
pounds of sugar, and louisiana pro-
duced 308, 100000 pounds more. All
this was consumed, It would seem
that the general culture of sorghum
for sweets ought to be profitable IN the
face of demand SO great and do
mestic supply sosmalI. AS a nation
we consume about forty pounds of
sugar yearper head, whilewe do not
raise more than q small fraction of
that average. The remedy is in the
growing of sorghum and the pro-
duction of large part Of the amount
needed, --Orange County Farmer.
Morris tribune., 1885-02-18
IMPORTANT.

When you visit or leave New York City,
save Baggage Expressage and Carriage Hire
aud stop at the Grand Union Hotel, Opposite
Grand Central Depot.
Elegant rooms fitted up at cost of one
million dollars; Iednted 10 800 and upwards
per day. European plan. Elevator. Res
kaurant supplied with the best. Horse cars,
stage and elevated railroad to all depots
Families can live better for less money at the
Grand Union Hotel than at any other first
class hotel In the city. lyI
Morris tribune., 1885-02-18

The trip from st. Paul to Chicago
over the G. NJ. & st. P. Ry. is always
pleasant one. Their coaches are
elegant, their dining car service per-
feet, and their palace sleepers all that
could be desired. The officers and
employees of the road are uniformly
gentlemanly and courteous, and do all
in their power to make it pleasant for
passengers. The scenery along the
line is also quite an attraction, es-
pecially over the river division. An
othor point worthy of note, is that a
greater number of important cities is
passed through than over any other
line. These numerous attractions
combined make the Milwaukee road
deservedly popular with the travelling
public.
Morris tribune., 1885-02-18

At a Bargain !!

Al d Bargain !
A Farm of 100 Acres, being
the North West Quarter OF
Section Is, Town of Darnen,
abouf 3HE miles from t slhe IN,
lage of Morris:
rs Acres Under Cultivation
Also a good hay meadow. For
full particulars inquire of
J.. YOUMANS,
feb1stf Morris, MINI.
Morris tribune., 1885-02-18
feb1Stf

TTTTzTmore money tnali q. ANYTHING else
tAI AT by taking an agency for HE hesp Sell,
wv ing book out. Beginners ssfcceed
" grandly. None fail. Terms free:
HALLETr Book Co., Portland, Maine,
Morris tribune., 1885-02-18
HAVE A HOME

Have home OF your own some
where. Buy piece Of land and own
Morris tribune., 1885-02-18
Splendid Honors,

r. P. MCCLINcY, Sec, Fl. Atkison,
Elgin, Ill. Wis,
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PE RSON AL.

MIR Tom Cox. of Mastorsvillr is in
the CITY.
u. :, Martin. Toledo. O. i. reois.
tered At the Pacific.
Mr. G.N. Moriord.as,istant surcrin-
,endent of the Missouri Pacific. i, nj
the New McCIrllaud
Mr.. John If. Ner.hon. cNures,
messenger on the II. A r & road is
water bound in this city.
Mr.. Edgar Battle. one of the swift
route agents on the II. 4 g.. road.
is water bound in this rttv. Eduar j.,
mt home i'm Waco. and tbc lny OH is u
holiday he appreciates.
Rev. SAINT j. Wright returned YES
terday IRON Galveston. whore he
has been spending two or three week ,
fishing and rccrcatinr GENERALLY. lie
is in excellent health. and weigh.
more than hc has since hc came to
| Waco. in 1870 Although Lisbon Nc
rycirc has furloughed him until the
next annual conference. Mr.. Wright
cannot be idle and will cutcr viguro,-
ly upon his work AS pastor of Waco
circuit lie will preach nj stanford,
Chapel Tomorrow at eleven O'Clock
and tomorrow night.
At tbs pucilic-Gco Washington.
sherman: Ioui, VI Burord. Rock
Island: Nat - Henderson. George
town. j Il puinphsev. Taylor 4 l..
Casposic. Bnnco. paul lla>don.
East Waco: NJ Il Spnulding. Dallas:
Dave Runnell>. Fort Worth: John
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'ROlND ABOUT TOWN.


See notice of the postponemeht OF
the Lawn party.
Spring chickens tor sale at W. L.
sill n Cos.
Mr.. j.. Orman is busy putting wire
scenes in all the windows in the Jail
W. Il. stills N Co. keep constantly on
hand good supply of feed
Hers popular cigars sell every day
Ike the EXAMINER did Yesterday
morning.
Best of everything kept 10y W. Il
stills X Co., grocers, Austin street
rake your orders for groceries at
Geo. W. Mclaughlin's, and he will
till them correctly.
Justice J. f. Davis is watcr-bound.
and cannot get to hi, office to try any
cases.
Every first-class dealer sells Opera
Run cigarettes. Avoid injurious imi-
tatiOns.
II you want real stylish straw
hat and nj a low price call at T..
llabcr's and got one Of them. lust re-.
/ cciycd per express.
The prices of Highlands goods defy
competition from any quarter.
ne best and most complete stock
of building hardware in the city at
iIorsiull ~ Camerons.
Rngland has the finest assortment
of iewclry and watches ever brought
to this market.
llorsiull ~ Camcron's is hcadauor-
tcrs for sheep shears, wool Irvine and
sacks.
Two cases were tried bv "A ury i'm
the city court ycstc rday. but in both
instances they failed TO agree.
Fcrrymcn made good deal of
money yesterday putting pconlr
across the ponds in East Waco.
Ministers and church steward. and
dcacOns are requested to hand i'm
their church notice to-day for service.
tomorrow.
Our councIlmcn are fully I'M to nn,-
emergency. and they intend Ia h,v..
this city cleaned M before fine hot
summer comes on.
The McLcnnan county teachers as
ISOLATION will meet in monthly session
inthc chapel at the Waco female rnI-
legc this afternoon AT O'Clock
"TWo feet. Scant," NO lotion
herc! are placar1s on sticks in thr
centre of Fourth street they look
much like work of Charley IIolhrook
one of our prominent wool buycrs
bought 5000 pounds Of wool yc,ter.
daV and paid nineteen cant. ,,,rr,u,,l
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-30

One singh d1ac Of BAiI-Y's Saline Apcrieni
all cure it nine Times 10 ton cases. IT'S the mild
Isl, hest ami cheapest Substitute 'm fiis 80 the
world. II cure. constipation, biiinusucss, sic.
stomach, sick headache heart hum, ACID stomach,
tchcyca nligt stion, trit'sh.s and iuvigCrItts
the weak and feeble, ohorts the dcufrsscd. ir's
T-a'ly ulon the liver and kidneys, ailtys synp-
.uus Of fever. promotes hraithiul p,r.pirluDn
regulates 'ht How ui hlic, miits1tcS the pluP- n
Hhrnu4iisu, lean cs the stomach 1ad keep The
brain cool md clear
When Won need a purgltivr--,Fv g. i1rg.
Bottles g Geuis. II Is is pheasant as slAs. :
~ 5odl water. SoiI ="-r~'vaere
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Mr.. Z. W. Atkins, Girard, Kan,
W ties: II never hesitate to recon-
mend your Electric Bittcrs 10 my
Customers, they give entire satisiac-
ton and are rapid sellers Electric
Bitters are the purcst and best med
icine known and will positively cure
kidney and liver complaints. Purify
the blood and regulate the bowels. No
family can afford to be without them.
They will save hundreds of dollars
in doctors bills every year. Sold at
fifty cents bottle by Castles ~ Nor
rI.on.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-30

Of the large public schools. one of the
scholars met with serious accident.
An eminent physician and surgeon
was callcdin. llcaekcd Immediately.
what bad been done. II have bound
up the Wourd and saturated it with
Ponds Extract said the principal an
excellent and intelligent lady. every
Well" said the doctor. "1hc hoy l.
doing nicely could have prescribed
nothing better Ponds ll\tryrl for
over two generations has been the
great specific for wounds, ~pminS.
bruises, burns, and all kinds ofiullau-
nations aud hcmorrhaAc, Genuine
in bottles only.
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Onr trade has never Stacked up one
moment since the beginning of the
season, and our stock has not been al
lowed To diminish in variety. We
have Just received fresh invoice of
Cape Mays and Pokcs, III various
braids, rs well as new neck wear, and
other ladies notions. Mrs. Ella ).
Cnhpm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-30

The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores. ulcers, salt rhcum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
rorns and skin cruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required,
1t is guaranteed TO give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded, Price
% cents per box. For sale by Castles
" Morrison.
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Special bargains during alterations.
Ladies wanting to buy -hccling-,
domcstic,, ginghams, chcviot- or per
Gales, should come and buy them this
week. We are bound to sell heavy
goods this week. Sanger Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-30
Two Beautiful women.

Cleopatra and Mrs. Lluftry, although o. ~
cfrnt niuonlitlc., ue typoi ui beauty whi.l (.
admire. Each unr had 10 secret In retaining lhcn
o-suty. and both succeeded.
Oue drank hefh aud lput teas before break '''
toprcycut nl iemalr rtcRulaturs. while the o'hei
used iron ior the suu' purpose
Roth succeeded. hlH these two great secrets
are combined by thr Medical Profession, Tor the
special prevention and cure oi tli trmale com
plants and trregilaIite thai 'iici old and young
icfn.,cs, which H. agknow ',dgcd 10 be the grand
Isl success as female regulator and iron tom
ever hsiorc known. II e. known rs Dr. llfntl
CODES English Female Ritter and 1t rtgul-lca
and removes all monlhiy eN,ossrs, ohstriD tom
aud irregularities, II hgihs op ali broken down
constitution, Strengthens he weak aud feeble
impatt, IRON ~ tho h.iud beauty TO kaggarf tea
lures add bloom 20 faded chcehs.
Il cures Ilys' .r.cs, Lcurutrhua, chlorosis, 5ldi
headache, .rvou-urss, pslpitltipn, liberation
prnllpsus utcr, and il nther troubles that are pe
clliAr 10 old OF young women. send for IS Drnl
book yltrr. Sold eytrN whotr.
Jr. DROMGOOLE i co, Prop'a.
L7m,u'e, KY
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ro,rno.c VINO unvcno ,r,mc,o>cw.

We say to you come and see Our
rcady-made goods from boys shirt
waists to bibb, and aprons, mi--c-'
caps, etc. We will sell them at low
figures and give YOU more stylish
goods. Levine Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-30

Carpets, carpets and mating; TO
he closed out rcgarilc,, of cost. |
mean t. sell NH my carpets and matt
ing~ bring what they may. Call early
and buy what YOU need
f.. llAHEK.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-30

| have moved my office TO the one
story brick building between Wash
ington street and Austin avenue, on
North Sixth street.
Dir. Geo. -. Strcetcr.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-30
Go toTnc OLA corner Drag store

To get the best
Handkerchief extracts.
Toilet soaps,
Tooth brushes.
Hair brushes,
Pocket knives.
Cigars and cigarettes.
Soda and mineral waters,
all lu! tie same. or less money
than YOU can buy them elsewhere.
Castle, X Morrison
hroprictor-.
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NOTHING LIKE. IT.

No medicine has ever been known
in the south 50 eflcctual in the cure OF
all those diseases arising from an i'm
pure condition ofthe blood rs Rosa
dalis, the great southern remedy for
the cure of scrofula, white ,wellings,
rheumatism, pimples, blotches, erup-
tiOns, vcnercal sores and diseases,
consumption, goitrc, boils, cancers,
and all kindred diseases. Rosadalis
puriiics the system, brings color TO
the cheeks, and restores the sufferer
to normal condition of health and
vigor. Rosadialis, the great southern
remedy, cleanscs the blood and gives
permanent beauty to the skin.
Farmers, 90 to the old Lion drug
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-30
The Approaching warm season

Warns Us that We must be thinly clad
to be comfortable. Levine Bros. have
"A mic. line of loose-litting wrappers in
calico, percalc, muslin and India lawn,
viii h they are Offering very low this
week. Come and see them.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-30

con-whlte, per In. 5oo55c. mixed, toe
Oats-sRcks S9c; bulk SOC
WheHt-70m7,c.
Millct-pcr ton 6 10.
fInlrIu hAy-pet TON. S..lh.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-30
weather Indications.

Washington, May %. - indications for the
westgulfststes. Fair weather westerly winds
slightly cooler In northern portion stationary
temperature in southern portion.
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To get your prescriptions and fam
lily receipts filled Best and most re
liable medicines used.
Castles y Morrison,
Hropriutors.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-30

Soda water with shaved ice and
pure fruit Juice ~yrup>, delicious; at
W. 4. Williamson ~ Coz. drug store
400 Austin street.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-30

winter Strain" lard. cheap al Vs.
l. fuckers Lion drug store.
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Rough, per 49, Il o. Goorlng, Is W. siding
yellow pine, - co. siding. white pluo. - ".
siding porlnr 2G % collin yellow pine. - %
ceiling. white pine 30 No. ceiling, poplar. y ".
shinEles. best cypress per " / 90 shingIcs.
second best cypress. 3 80. shingles. heart pine.
; ~ hmshiug lumber. poplar per W. - ~ I'm.
ish!ug lumber white pine 70 10
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Drugs.

Acids -Sulphnlic, per carboy. 3 10 citrlc per
H.. G0HGlc.
Gums Arabic, select per No. 700, asu frodiia
- a. SOC chmphor 20 "a ,iDc. opium. i2l To { 49,.
ol!S- hefghnot, Snudcrsons. per 10 30 lem
ON. Suudcr.Ou's - pcpperinint SO winter.
green, 200 olive. Mnlnya. I7j
hsh-bromide, per H. % 20 5Oc. todidc 80
tic. white 10 20 2uc
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=="Simplc remedies.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-30

See fuckers addrc-, ina mo'h"
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Hides nfy lint u To - @, dry salt 10 to he.
green sultcd a. tn e.
feliries-Dcrr skins II 70 nc antelope 10 tp
''' SOM SKINS 10 IA Doc sheep pclts a. per
wool 20 To- t5c, shoaflings. 10 Ia he
IHlIoW Prime, 5Ac, tnllpw grease, 4. Ia &c.
grease. yellow ~ brown. 10 BE-
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THE SCIENCE OF LIFE ONLY S.
hood,

Exhausted Vitality, Nervous and Physical
Debility Premature decline In man Errors in
youth mud the unknown histories resulting
from iudlscrctiou and cXCcssrs. A book for
every man. young. middlc-ng"d ana old u
contains Dis prescriptions for all acute and
rAruui" disease. each one of which i- iuyuluH.
hlc. so found hy thc Author. Whusc experience
tor 1i years is such ms probably meyer before
fyl. 20 the LOT Of any physician. aor pages
bound IL gilt guaranteed 20 he ID finer work In
ever sense mechanical, literary AMI pruics
sluuuI than any other work sold in This com
iry for $50 or the money Viii Doc refunded IN
every instance. Price only 81 hy mail post paid
Illustrative sample cents. send NOW, Gold
Medal awarded the author by the National
Medical Association, 70 the officer vi which he
refers.
Tho Science Of Life should De read Boy the
young for instruction, and hy the afflicted for
relief il viii benefit Gll.-Luudon Lancet
There is NO member Of science % whom the
science of Life viii not be useful, whether
youth parent guardian, instructor or clergy
mana rgnuuvt
Address the Peabody Medical Institute or DR.
" n. Parker. No. I Bulnuch street. Boston,
Mass. who may be consulted ON Hll diseases
requiring .kill and experience Chronic aud
obstinate diseases that have hntlicd The SKIN of
All other physicians speciality. such treated
lccv--mlly without an instance of failure
Mention this paper.
HEAL THYSElF.
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WNI-VTV TVN IT 7 WfF-
GAlVEsTON May 2l-FutufoS- opened
quiet hut >toudy ruled dull. closed buch
.tenlN. ~ . nuIMI. Intrr.
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Headquarters nemovedl

Farmers, go to the old Lion drug
store for lard oil.
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BacOn-Short Gear. IKE
Ilsm--lot. mn. &C.
syrup. tlC
Cohee-Fair n to l2r prime Rio ~, TO
SC ch"ice RIO ~ to IKE. Peahcrry. il to n
9"3Hi brown 'HnEC ! O. 7mTaC white
'tm5'tc sfauglutcd 7tasy.c
Flour Ordinary per lel lbs az H. 2 ~ fam.
w. ~ rnwhi process, 400 To 3 ~. fancy pat
'hl A'n 30. rye. per barrel ga
Oat inca Halt barrels, AZ pl75. grlts bar.
refs, 10 hnmiuy, pearl Is.
coarse salt per bArrcL2 o. dairy 3 ~
~ tu6Ac. 49, '''
ssihfcl-Pearl. iGc. r. g., 40 lbs. bulk be.
Mlsceliansous-Hlack pepper 1D,- soap whit.
PER box ST. soap Extra olive per box
i.ef soap blue olive, per hOx, a75
nil kefoscnc no test 2-is. 100. kerosene. no
ltst Ills 3 - Kerosene 80 test pos. 400. bar
f'iH, per gallon, lie candles lie beans per
40, ~" 10 Lima &C. cheese mll cream I . ,c
rope hali inch basis. SO. krauL per barrel
:. q" per hhli barrel 400 pickles, half barrel
mt1lAin. 500 barrels. small n ~
n"i"hs per barrel no cabbagr-. per craft,
! b b" cider. barrels. 80 half barrels { ~ not.
o-', per bushcl. Ia sacks 81 40
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AnHleS-NNut lN market
Lemons $40 to rs pcr box.
Sweet potatocs-Nonc In the market
Onions 25at4 ~ per barrel.
Potatoes-Pcr bushcl Tic tol.rD
Cahhagc--Nouc iu the market
Chickeus-rct dozen. . 90 20 $50 turkeys. G. N
toSN
FeFt-s1 No nor dozen
"uttsr-ChoiOc western % 90 Soc country, u
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les, H.i NJ bales
.v follow NIX are the quotations

NEw Orlcnus. May - Futures closed
dull, hui steady June point higher. other
months generally point lower.
-u1C>. tt NJ huIpp