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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-03-13
NEwsDEALEK AND srArIoSER.

NJ corner Mississippi and Lessard streets d.
agonally opposite the post-otfice. News and il
lustrated papers. Books, Stationery, Pens, Ink.
Base Ball Supplies, Toys, Smoking Material
and Fancy Articles in great variety.
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LIQUOR AND BILLIARD sALooNs.s

NVHE PLACE. Gus Israel, manager, Corner
Il Lesserd and Mississippi streets. Billiards,
Lager Beer. Best Wines and Liquors. Fine
Cigars, etc.
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1896. The secretary for war is Mr.. B.
Campbell Zimmerman, a gentleman who has
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the new Lib raj calf

net them aeiv. = are
not quite happy,
1t seems. For t,i.s-
nifed high Off iu!s
of a MONARCHY cal
government they
are acting enlaz
ing!y ike the fei-
lows who are left
out Of our plain,
common quadren-
nial renu bllcan
cabinet W h en- a
new pr sid en- t
comes in. 1t was
a bitter pill to her
majesty to take
Mr.. Glad s t one
epain hut in their
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-03-13

los. dONDRAN 4 SONS, dealers i'll Dry
Wine Liquors. Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Paints,
O lis. Saddlery, Crockery, Furniture and all
kinds of House Furnishing Goods. Blue Store.
Mississippi street.
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GLADSTONE'S MEN.
PORTRAITS OF THE &c. o. M.,sn
: NEW CABINET OFFICERS.

A Notable Collection of Scholars and Gem
tlemen-Sevsral Literary Men Among
Them-An Devoted to Their Master,
The groutv old lady who is the alleged had
of British affairs has grown more grouty and
grumpy than ever, Lately. The evens O.
the past month in her realm ara little 10 her
taste. He mouth naturally turns down at
the corners. Rumor declares the angles
have received an additional droop s;noe she
was forced to summon Mr. diadst ne 10 form
cabinet again.
Sopo~oI ,n.r,bo,,s ~ +ho ,,..~ r:, -,
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.

~ INGRY. THE PAINTER. shop at Cheap
" Tony's Store, corner Mississippi street and
Railroad Avenue. House, Sign and Ornamental
Painting in all their branches. Best work at
lowest prices.
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hotels AND noAnDlNG-nousEs.

CITY HOTEL, P. Lefevre, Proprietor, Rail-
~ road Avenue. corner Ibervllle street. Bar
supplied with best Liquors.
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CHEAP JOHNS BARGAIN HOU Sc. Dry
~ Goods, Boots and Shoes. Hats and Caps.
Hardware. Paints, Oils. Glassware. linware.
Groceries and General Merchandise. hailroad
Avenue near the depot.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-24

1.-THE unknown gentleman who, struck
William Patterson can be called a striker,
then the boyish freaks Of school children
In a number Of cities may be digniled by
the name OF strike. That a number Of
youths should band together and seriously
demand Of their teachers shorter hours or
no more study, is almost Incredible, and
is enough to make the ancient ~pOdsgogus
turn In his narrow cell.
There Is only one reason Tor this pusr.
lie behavior that suggests itself, and that
is the disposition Of tho Chlldto initiate
his elders. A boy will attend q circus and
for the next week he will make life q bur.
den to his mother by his flying trapcze
acts In an improvlssd tent Of an old car.
pet, and caslug the house cat aud the
neighbours dog In an empty soap box iof
the Great Mt. Ararat MOnageris. II is
the boy with o large amour! Of ami.
mai apifits and lots Of ambition whose
boasts get him into trouble abroad and a
whipping ut homs-the boy who wants 10
be man long before It Is ordained that
he shall assume such. responsibility. II
a this aching desire in the soul OiyouLh
to do something a man does, such as
tackliug the innocent looking but loaded
cigar, that has no doubt prompted these
Knights Of Rsadin', Ritin' and RlthmstiC
to strike, not ior the lSudabls purpose Of
defending 1.-THE affairs Of their fathers,
and the temples Of their gods" but for
more play and less facilitating brain work.
Tie most amuSing feature Of the whole
affair is the dignity that ls lent to these
puenlS antics by tslogtaphlns the occur.
fences oil over the country. Has that et
ieCtiye arbitrator, the parental paddle,
fallen into "innoCuouS deBueIude," that q
parcel Of school boys can march out Of
school and not only ask but demand fewer
hous Of studyY 10 the fear Of the smart '
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-24

WGirs1, N Tr0RiO A1l.
It's very seldom that you meet one man
different from the rest, They are all
tuned to one key, and that key Is Gonceit.
There isn't q man who comes In here reg
ularly but believes that all Us RirlA are
dead gone" on him. Doesn't matter
how old, how poor, OF how homely the
man is, he still thinks that wherever he
goes he leaves behind him broken hearted
women. l 'spose you think men come
here Just TO eat. Well, they do, but any
body TO look at them would think that
their chiei purpose was to whisper, chit
chat to the waitress and look killinRly into
her eyes every time she passes, And they
are all alike, married and single, II they
only knew how tired 1t makes US, perhaps
they would quit. l tell you it Is refresh
ing when, once in n. long time, q man
comes in who really appears to have come
in for the purpose Of having a meal-who
piles into the grub and seems not 10 mind
US any more than II VIC were men. When
that sort Of a NAV strikes the place and
leaves 1t without any Of the little hlrty
tricks Of the general run we girls just do
admire him, and wouldn't mind II he was
q little more soCiRble.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-24

New York Ltdgr.
A French writer on temperance topics,
Mons. ]. D. Leriohe, says that one Of the
beat drinks eyer tasted by man can be
made from honey. The process OF manu-
iacture Is simple! A mixture Of honey and
water In certain proportions being boiled
down to one-third Of Its original bulk,
and then placed In casks to ferment,
Alter fermentation ceases IL Is bottled,
and we. are told ut may DO taken at fret
for Madeira, then later on II IL like old
brandy, and finally becomes q pure alco.
hol." II seems strange that a beverage Of
this character should be so highly praised
by q person who Is distinguished for hiG
writings In favor Of temperance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-24

VIZ cannot too strongly impress upon
our readers the fact that most diseases are
cauaed by irregular action OF the kidneys;
and this IL true even though you do not
feel any pain in them, for they are de-
dcient in nerves Of sensation, and give
forth pain only in The lat stages Of disease.
1t is an ~undeniable fact that for all dis
eaaes Of tue kidneys caused by excess Of
uric acid ia the blood, Warmers safe cure
has no equal,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-24

could do TO make Demons CapclnO riAsten The
beIt POROUS platetS, and also the best general o..
lernal remedy in the world, haA been done, When.
ever II d possible 10 improve them II Il done.
nenSon'a plaaien arc not made to lmpbiO upon the
ufVdulOuG but 10 cure dieeAic Theft eminent
has procured iQf them the voluntary on.
dOfGenent. Of 400 phyHlClAnA. pharmacists And
dfugglata Throughout the county, and the ont.
sp0k6n pteiergIOe Of the intelligent public. They
prompt poWOtiul, oleanly and certain They
cute where no other. Will even relieve. Refuse
iCepucinh piaSlefl. Reputable .dtIggiFis only,
Thof fThfee seGlSi lfademafk on the EVlujne aud
Ihe word NCapcinO' cut In the CeAltS 81 The piAS.
IOf, Apf2tAWAi
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ing switch a tradition 1.-THE past2 Surely
a vigorous application Of strap oil by the
parents OF these youngsters ought to have
started the trains instanteT, sysn Il the
tracks were soaped.
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neglected, often becomes stransulatsd and
proves fatal. We employ a new method
and guarantee o cure In every case or no
pay. Sent 10 cents In stamps for pamph.
let and references Worlds DlspenBaty
Medical Association, 6B3 Main street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-24

~CoNvGSIENr, pleasant and certain in
their results are ACker's dyspepsia Tab,
lets. Recommended by physicians and
endorsed by all who have used them. The
best remedy for Dyspepsia, Flatulency
and Constipation. Guaranteed, and sold
at e6s by Logan & Co, and Charles Menke'
mnllar-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-24
DIED,

LAWSON On THURSDAY, April %, 1855, at 1880
nO2Dr JOS J. LAWSON, aged 70 years.
Funeral will take pIaIe from his late residence,
No. Is soutn Huron street, Island, this Saturday.
afternoon atg O'Clock, Iatermsnt at Mt Wood
CeMetary,
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pushtsn,s Arniea saiVs.

The best SGlye In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Ohilblalns,
Cofns and oil Skin EtuptionB. and POSI-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
iS guatanteed TO give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For BAlR ly Logan &O0.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
state OF West Virginia, County OF Ohio, to.wlG. In
the Circuit Court for said County;
John s. wely,

btate o. west virginia, county oil Ohl0, t0.Wlt, In
the Circuit Court for said County:
Catharlne Daily and othen,J
BY virtue Of a decree entered by said Court In the
above entitled cause on the 8Vth day Of January,
1886 the undersigned, appointed a. BpeclSl Com:
door Of the Court House Of said county, on
SATURDAY, THE Sd DAYoF APRIL, 1885,
commencing At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following de-
Scflbed real estate, that Il 10 says All Of that lot Of
ground situate IN Buena Vista. addition 70 the City
Of Wheeling, In the, County Of OHIO and State o.
west Virginia. aud designated on the plat Of said
addition a lot numbered Fifteen In square mum
bered Iwenty.nlne, together with the improve
mentS thereon.
the purchase money ns the purchaser elects 70 pay,
IN cash, on tho day Of sale, the balance In two
equal inktllltnenH at six and twelve months,
notes bearing interest from the day Of sale 10 be
WI. ". CowDEN,
Special Commissioner.
". H. HALIAR, Auctloneef.
That W. ]. W. Cowdeu, the special Commissioner
above named, has given bond according 70 law %
roquiIed by said decree, Is hereby certified this ID
M ifttiGw JOHN W. MITCHELL, ClOrk.
W. j.. n. CoWDEN,
apriOI special Commissioner.
The above sale ls Adjourned until SATURDAY,
WI W. CowDEN,
.apt24 Special CotntoiSsionet.
NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION
tia well altestcd fact that money Is accumu.
lated, a. q rule, by ANAL deposits.
THE MUTUAL BUILDING a LOAN ASSOCIATION
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-24

Strawberries are cheap enough now to
BIO served at some OF the fashionable hO-
tells,
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u, z. D Q, Railroad.
Leave gerAife At 6iSS A. Il lot woodSdsld and
leave SSellalto At gtsob. n. ior wOOdsaoid and
Arrive a BeliAlte al $3.50 A. 4, from Summer.
Held, and al $40 ?. 4. from 2ahesyilte.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-24

PEOPLE'S
o. O. GENTIIER, LESSEE AND MASAGn
Special Engagement for Taste! Week Of the World
Renowned
National Ideal Opera Co
SUPPORTED ny
Miss Bessie Grey and Miss Agnes Hnllock,
PRttA'DONNAS,
30 Grand Chorus Fresh Young Voices. 10
A Car Load OF Scenery New and HleganI Co..
tunes, Appointments, DC, DC,
In the following Grand Repertoire:
Monday and Tuesday, MlKADO.
Wednesday and ThnrSdRY, OLlVErrE.
Friday (by requestl PlNAfOkE,
Saturday, la MASCOTT.
Wednesday Matinee, MlkADO.
Saturday Matinee, PlEARORE
Grand Orchestra, Musical Director, GNO. II SnyleL
Popular Prices, Is, q. 10 aud 70 cent? Reserved
ticket sale opens Saturday a. 20 A, a, vi Henri
SOnneborn't, Market street.
Arrangements will hH made with the steamer
Princess and the Kim Grove II, Il. Co. 10 aCCOmmg
dats persons residing out Of town.
Persons residing out Of tho city can telephone
Henry Honnebor1l for seats. apta
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Devils AuCfOnI
CHAs. II. YALE ".~,.,~..... MANAGER
Employing for itS Transportation
A Special Railroad Train of Three Sixty.
Feet Cars.

Admission, 80 and rs cents. Reserved seats jln.
Sale OF GeatS at Banners Saturday APR
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suppLEMENTAL AssEssMENr

Order of Governor Jackson Reversed by
Governor y. v. Wilson.
The supplemental assessment question
came up before the Board Of Public Works,
in session at Charleston, and q decision
adverse to the position taken by Governor
Jackson and his administration was ar.
rived at. In response 10 inquiries the fol.
lowing from the Governor was handed 10
Auditor Duffy;
STATE or WRsT VIRGINIA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
C~uAuLPSToN. W. VA. ApTil %.
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gotteetes.
Louisiana State Lottery Company

I'VE do hereby certify that NO supervise lhOa A.
nngements for all the Monthly and QuArleIlI
drawings OF The Louisiana State Lottery Company,
and n. person manage and control the Drawing
themselves, and That the same are conducted Win
honesty, fairness, and In good faith toward all PAT
iIeS, and we authorize the Company 10 use TN
certificate, with fac SMILES OF our signatures IT,
AChed, In its Advertisements"
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T~RAVELERS' GUIDE.



Cumberland Accom-. @....U.......
Warrington AccomD.,.Un.....,
MoundgYillo Accom-. ....",.....,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-09
TRADE PROSPECTS.

Merchants aud Manufacturers
Waiting for an improvement.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, June THE
manufacturing and commercial interests
Of the entire country are now waiting in
earnest expectation for the improvement
in prices and revival Of business, which
was 10 follow the settlement OF labor diff
culties. Strikes still continue. and will
probably continue In an Irregular way
throughout the summer, but % per cent.
OF American labor is employed at salts
factory wages and time. Foreign manu-
facturers OF iron and steel are making
strenuous Efforts 20 unload products upon
the American market, because OF the dis
appointing European demand.
5000 TONS PLACED.
One lot OF 1900 tons Of rails were sold
by an English tirm for the Southern Paci.
10 road for delivery at Galveston. There
are negotiations for larger and smaller
amounts for delivery along the Gull coast,
for hard ware and finished products gene.
rally. The demand ~ not improving. Ow-
ing 20 the increasing competition OF
American hardware makers and produ-
GERS OF special manufactured products.
NEW ENGLAND MANUFACTURERS.
Latest advices from New England man
ufacturing centres show a marked i'm
prOVement in demand over that OF two
weeks ago. Hardware manufactures,
which have been running short time, will
increase production in July. Paper max
ers contemplate restriction OF thirty-sIx
hours per week 20 Improve prices. The
manufacturers Of brass goods have ef-
fected strong organization. Textile
manufacturers are preparing for an ac-
tive iall trade In cotton and wooden goods
and In carpets. The hosiery manufacture
ers OF New York state and Philadelphia
nave effected q compact organization by
which trade interests will be better sub
served.
TEXTILE fNrEREsTS.
The textile Interests OF PHILADELPHIA
have orTdnlzcd, representing ff51.n0o. ono
worth ~ saFrai, with 4 momDoTshlD OF
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-09
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK. June s, noon.-Stocks dull but
steady. Money easy at 1902 per cent. TX
ehange-long, 81 @14; snort, 81 80. State
bonds dull but steady. Government ponds
dun but steady
Scoop. me- xehange $4S714. Money closed
at I60lD215 per cent. SUBJ Treasury balances
Gold. Sl29. $4,000: currency, SIS, 47 eco. Gov
eminent bonds duh; four per cents I257s;
three per cents, 1908 bid. State bonds ne
elected.
The principal talk on the Stock Exchange
to-day related TO the alleged split IN the bull
party. The market was quiet and irregular
, at the opening this morning, but prices were
generally within "a to q per cent. Of last eve
nfngs figures. Louisville and Nash vile, how
ever, was down u per cent. and Union Pacific
q. There was very little life in trading. and
prices shaded of slowly until after O'Clock.
Then there WIS good buying IN the general
list, and prices showed some Improvement.
Toward the close, however, weakness was
again notbeeable- especiallyin Western Union.
but alarge buying order in the latter was met
and the market was steady. Ii closed at ir-
regular changes, compared with last eve
ning's closing Bhe active list however,
shows sl ght declines in the ma iority of cases,
though Western Unionis down IA per cent,
Union Pacific "a, and Oregon TranscOntinen-
tai IL. The rest OF the declines are for small
fractions. Western Union was sold on u re-
ference of a~dixidend to the full board by the
executiveconmi6tee to day, and Union Paci-
fic Decause-Ehe extension bill was not taken
up Sales S25. 900 shares, the market closing
at the following quotatto
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-09

little under 200. The textile establish
ments of this city are not running fun
time, although an early and active fall
trade is predicted on both sides. The
clothing houses are running full time.
The carpet mills in several cases are add
ing additional loom capacity, and travel
ing agents report excellent prospects for
the fall. Tho demand for upholstery goods
is increasing, and much additional ca
pacity will be erected during the next six
months. The textile interests in a general
way are prospecting, although the chronic
com plant of narrow margins is heard on
all sides.
LUMBER RECEIPTS.
Receipts OF lumber from the Northwest
and South continue ut from 1000 to D.
100000 per day, and a liberal distribution
is in progress among contractors and
builders.
The iron trade is rather quiet. Prices
60 barely steady and concessions are de-
manded by purchasers OF pig iron, mer-
charitable bar, sheet and plate. A few
large orders for steel rails have been
placed at $35.
BUILDING ON A BOOM.
Latest reports from leading architects
and builders indicate the probability OF a
revival in building. There is also
greater activity in real estate. Much
business that was thrown aside month
ago will be pushed to completion. Nails
are declining in price. Window glass is
steady,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-09
Nash.-& ChaEt'a. 48
Non n y-laa,,a.P pa
COTTON.

LIVERPOOL, juno s. noon.-Cotton steady
aud fair demand; middiing uplands 514d {;
mlddling Orleans 3-l6d; sales 10000 bales,
for speculation and export 1000: yesterday =
sales were increased by late business by 1000
bales OF Brazilian cotton; receipts 10000 bales
American 5000.
june aud Jul y delivery, 9-Gid; July and Au-
gust, 5-Gid: August ana september, 6-6id (;
October and November. cd; December and
January, 63-5id; Septem seo, 6-6fd. Mar
200 ~ ,n.-The sales to-day included 1900
baiesO OF American.
futures: UDlaaas. low midilin0 clause,
june delivery. 3 A-Bfd. huyers; June and July,
ers; August and september, j-6id, buyers:
september and October 8 g-6i I, seilers; Oc-
tober aud November. 65-64d. bu yers; No
vesuber and December, 4 b2-6id, buyers; De-
cctaber and January 63-94d. buyers; Sep
TENDER. 56-64d. sellers. Futures dun.
l:UUp. MIXTURES: UDl anus. low middllng
c tuse. June delivery, 4-6id. buyers: June
and July, 4-54d. buyers: July and August.
5-6id, sellers; August and september,
5-64d. buyers; September ami October,
. 2-Gid. buyers; october and November,
46f-0ld, value: November and Dccember,
4 62-6id, buyers; December AID January,
t62-iAd, buyers; September, O-6id. value.
Market closed quiet.
NV YSRK, Jane 8. noon..-Cotton quiet;
middlinR uplau1a, 91<c. middling Orleans,
Rntures; Market "a ut and EASY. with sales as
followe: Junodoii very, 0 Csc; July. l0c: Au-
gust. SIC. septen0or, 0 he; October, 02c:
Tavember. . ore.
600 D. m.-Mirket dnil and easy; middling
upiands, go: mtddiing Orleans, 7 iGe; gales
g.sl prlef: ns' rereipts none. gross a,52l bales.
FutureF: Market closed dul. with sales OF
Al 900 bales. ~ f0llown; June delivery. g 100
r IIr. Jnlt. % ifoaD nc. AuRuut.y 1000 3lcs
Bsyteni ber . 1890 10; October, 02@9 03c (.
Novembcr. 99el 0lei December. Q Ozgg n3ci
.Tttnarr. fle. February. it0bl EC; March.
tnq aqrt April. 4Gif99aDc
q. l.. Green n Co.'s report says ~ hns
li,.itn Il purely lt.a. marsrf. without feature
I'D sHr,ial slFnld tnca except thf continued
/. s'nrr III dffaand n thrn costly far th al
RI values rTe.y SINE fn olpr. /. realize Waa
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship City of Macon. from Boston
Carrie l. Morse, s @ Vaughu, Mrs Stevens J
G La Muntayne, kobt Patten, j W Russell, W
l. Dolphin and wife.
Per steamship Eacoochee, for New York
Mrs 4 Martin, K K Steel, G Armstrong, J +
Daily. A Cook, s II Prince, Mrs Setter and
children. J. ii Hall, j M Judd. F A Arrow. A
A Thomas, A J Macarthur. Mrs III Griffin,
Miss Ross, Miss Riley, Mrs F Row
ley, Miss Russell, Mrs WinsOB, G b Penneil, j
HOtchkiss, Miss Adelbert, Mrs Fl A Hawkins.
Mrs Wightman and child. Miss Poole. Mrs h
Bean, NJ McGregor, G II Count Harper
wife and children, r II Plant and wife, Miss
Cannon and maid, W II Bean. Miss Parsons,
Miss Hildeb brand. ) @ Janin, c w Arnold, J A
Bradford, colored and 8 steerage.
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SbscjIkt % AQynJng Vs1os.
NV YORK, June S-Cucumbers, Florida
prime, per crate, fOa50c. Tomatoes, Florida
per CRAZE. 81 00al IS.
BALT8MOKE. jane S.-Beans. Georgia and
Charleston, per crate, f5eaSl 90; beans. Nor
folk. per crate. 5 OOa2 90. Tomatoes. Florida.
per crate. 81 2ja2 %; tomatoes, Georgia, per
crate. 81 Is. Cucumbors, Florita. per crate.
Zoe cucUmber-. Georgia and Charleston, per
crate. 81 00alG5 CaDbagcs, Florida, per bar
rel. soc: cabbagcs. Georgia and Charleston,
per barrel, To-; cabbages, Norfolk per bar
rel. 81 90. Irish potatoes. Florida, per barrel,
81 00a3OO; irish potatoes, Georgia, Charles
ton and Norfolk, per barrel, So i0ai 90.
squash, Florida, per crate, Doe. Egg plant,
Florida, per barrel, 81 GOAT 90; cgr plant,
Florida, per crate, " O0a2 80.
BOsToN. June S.--1omatOes. Florida, per
crate. 81 50a2 80. Irish potatoes, Florida, per
bar rel, a 50a5 20. Cucumbcrs, Georgia, per
crate, 3 B9a2 25; cucumbers, Florida, per
crate, 81 O0ai Is.