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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-06-25
JEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WILSON \ LOzANO,
CHHAP CASH
Dry Goods EMOTION House,
|ll9 DAUPHIN ST., MOBILE, ALA

e s 3 es sssta%s s%5 Eli snn August pa st. S @
Sj"s s p gi % is e" III and the ao 0' 'As re-
200 @ G%se Of 20 our % t reduced to and our &c S
Soq So n nf 4 % Extra 's aSa % india ii linen n
de to and SSr the g a"' % 9 ali iedgee SS @
1S ISS full t y4 sanG s sd These goods sold at M
500 5 yS al IL o S reduced a. sS sn &C.
% Ss1S aas s Esna % @as. pS %
9S ;5S PC. gHSa 3 Sa fS Tsp s ao per yard no" re-
100 Ssf fs % ss ";aTsfs s TO IS' q 5 ~ yo
5000 ras" ss%S S ct ps PaT YARD % this city
sS s% % S ali oSr n9 ns sold l2so are now reduced
s s @ s s" o &C. s % e;
az OYER % pSs ss for v SG Se" %e reass ] down
Rn Il s % Sn AS@ 1s isn by % ssS here
s ] face s.aa" SsGE 5e % 9s sof sSs aS % SHADES
s s,ss sf spa Ss S% itFs % sc SS &c s' a
% pcs p : 81 and az 1S .nS R sspt sa to m
% pfs sssshss 'sssi M si & 1' per
5 S o1 Sts St s @S % Soc u"snde " and band
$50 G g gss ss @ and 4s Su s "ssa q% =" 5ss sseS seS
1000 % dozen 4 S %c- % pure sp without a" s'o each This
ss E ss. Sa as" as. . a; s.s % S$ s ;ss
80" @ DssIs % regular Ss % bail s Gs tse too
SS 5S ps s very a H s % ss % to als s' dozen
\" sss 5ss 5 %s a sS S si o s?,a .s. ]
800 s per s.n as.s s % sS ss nes Ladies
100 49, as % Ss from ose.. 90 % 80 % 49, ''' up Dr. S''
so a11 T'ssSSf @ 5iit af S% 's ashss a hes
100 5d. @ a fnS " & % % aas s' Fsne SaOu
1000 "ST Dove" Sa ss aud ehdn at for
1000 ladies reg rSuloE @ 2 rrss st nG" % s senr at for c
linen ties at &c @OsSR ~ from 95c to l2
set So white blue black cardinal a"d'h "
ivory collar % R ut H9s o at per O1 "Ooo gent"
100 % ssI az % Bst moq'o bars long s. and cheaper quail
ss ssE ' stock Of patterns %sos VI 3s Ioz&S0 DSERe
~ October 2s. 1886. em9t1
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OF moral heroism and sublime self.
sacrifice almost without parallel
1t must he said in sober truth that
the South has doue better tor the
children of her former slaves than
was ever done by victorious and
successful people, saying nothing
of people defeated, despoiled, aud
humiIiateh. Aud it must also be
said for the North that eight years
of non interference and lair treat.
ment have rpsnlted IN greater
peace and prosperity than "as
ever gainpd in any conquered c'iln;;
try ~ less than half II cell nry. hnd
that American generosity lihS '.one
for the south in twenty years what
British Statesmanship has not done
in Ireland in six centuries. To
interfere with her now, even II lG
were possible, would be IL blunder
worse than crime. Even u
"bloody shirt" campaign would be
au evil, but fortunately 1t could Do
not followed by any changes III
law or constitution. The South IS
dotted with high schools aud col.
Ileges for the colored atout
million and quarter OF colored
children are in her common schools;
the people are practically unani'
mons in sustaining them. Nothing
can become us of the North so well
as silent sympathy and patient
waiting, realizing that as the negro
has 200 years of slavery aud 4OOO
wears of barbarism back OF
him, it may take five generations to
work them out of his blood aud
Shov us what he is to be.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-06-25

A prominent Canal street mer-
chant has enforced aH arbitrary rule
in his establishment TO the tfecG
thar none of his employ ees, ;nale or
female, shall fan themselves during
store hours. He argues that WINE
on duty their time Is hls, anu ne
does not propose to have 1t wdsted'
Earning ones bread by tue sweat
of the brow Is in this case decidedly
too literal to be pleasant.
In striking aud pleasant contrast
is the kindly consideration shown
the New York shop girls By their
employers during the recent car
strike, when all transportation by
cars was stopped. One dry goods
firm, which employs 6ve hundred
girls, engaged number OF car
Tiages 10 convey their female
employees to their homes. AuOth-
or irm also provided coaches Tor
its girls.
An employer loses neither IN
public popularity, nor from his
employees by such consideration OF
the personal welfare and comfort
of those he employs, beyond the
mere mOuey value Of their services.
Il is safe to assume that not one 0'
those Ave hundred girls bat now
feels ten times more conscientious
aud anxious 10 the discharge OF
her ,lnties, and it is just such smal
acts of kindness that make mos
devoted slaves.-N. o. PieayHHe.
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GULF LODGE KNIGHTS OF HONOR no.
olsI-Meets ON first and fourth Saturday
nights of each month. Ira W; Broome,
7 k. Mcleod, r.; P. II. Freeland, F. r, ;
n n K. McInnis, G.; VIM, Welch, c.; Al
be bert ii Frentz, G.; G: j. Anderson, s.. =.
W. Morrill,, J. w. Morris, VIM Watkins
Trustees. N
No 2O2 meets third Saturday night IN
eneh month. W. Watkins, W. NJ;
IT HI G. Dempf, s. W; J. W. Stewart, J.
w. X. Mcleod, S. D.; J. IL. Rolls, j.
d.: Geo. Higgins, Jr., Secretary A. Blu
r. L. HOWE R. A. CHAPTER No. loe-,'
Meets second Saturday night iu each
month. T. A. COulsOn, II. r.; j. W.
Morris. King.
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Scranton Directory

METHODIST ]. w. Tinnin will
preach each mouth at the following times
and places Zion, LIST Sabbath at II am
Scranton, 2d Sabbath at II am. and pm
Pascagonla, ID Sabbath at pm: orange
Grove. I'd Sabbath at IL am. Big Point,
4th Sabbath at II am.
BAPTIsT-Elder o. d. Bowen, pastor
Preaching first and third Sabbaths in each
month at 8 pm. Sabbath school every
Sunday at pm, Mrs. P. X. Mayors, su-
perintendent. ~ a.
/. o. o. F-ScTanton Lodge NO. 80
meets every Tuesday at 7;30 p. M. j. H.
Rolls. N. G., A. X. Meade, Secretary, W.
+. A. Parker, Treasurer. Visiting breth-
rem always welcome.
Fire Company.
SCRANTON FIRE COMPANY No. Is. H.
Thompson, president, Geo. Frent5, tore
man. Regular meeting first Monday
night in each month.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-06-25

A French geoIegist, Mons dc.
Lappareut, lately called the atten-
ton of the Paris Geological Sos'iety
to tue effect gravitatiOn has IN
heaping up sea waters upon tne
land. The continents are thus al
situated at the tops Of bills OF water;
and in crossing the Atlantic the
shin has first 10 20 down bill, then
to cross a valley, and finally to-
climb another bill. The eaicnla-
ton has been made that il mid
ocean the surf8ce may Be more than
half q nile ll000 meiresl below see'
Isvet il would have If the coatineut@
exertrd no attraction,
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Chancery Court Seventh DIST
SYIyANUs EVANS, Chancellor

jackson county, first Monday OF March ana Sep-
tember continuing six days. >r.,, -
Harrison county, second Monday IN March anu
September continuing six days. -, -,
Hancock county, third Monday in March an"
September, continuing six days. rsOo
Greene county, second Monday II Aprh an" O'-
tober continuing ak days. ,..,, o,d
Marion county, fourth Monday in March ana
September, continuing six days. -. ~,
Perry county, first Monday after the Ioutn III; hUn
Wavne county, fourth Monday after the fourth
Monday of March and September continuing SIX
days. , . a. - Nyo,,ar,.
ber continuing six days. A.. o,,d
Iauderdale county, third Monday OF May ana
November continuing twelve days.
Kemper county, second Monday in May anu No
vember continuing six days 81 ~.
Monthly rules of Chancery Court on htst Mon
day in each month.
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THE COURTS.
REGULAR TERMS.
Circuit Court-Seventh District.
SAMUEL II. TkRRAL, Judge

SAMUEL II. TkRRAL, Judge.
IkS # NEVILLE District Attorney
clarke county, first Monday in February and
August, continuing twelve days. +. At.,os .ns
sentemher continuing twelve days.
anderdale county frat Monday in July and
january, continuing twenty.fOur judicial days II
Wayne county. first Monday in April and octo-
Greene county. second Monday in April and Dc
''9ss, PR connty fourth Monday of April and
October, and continue six days NJ
Marion county. first Monday OF May ana NO
yember and continue six days. ,,d
Hancock county, second Monday OF May anu
November and continue six days.
Harrison county fourth Menday OF may anu
November and continue six days ~
jackson county first Monday OF june anu Oo
cember and continue six DAYS.
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General
Merchandise
Usually kept in a tirst-elass store.
Furniture ana Housekeeping Goods CT all
Kinds a Speciality.

EUTQ1LuI6 du6 AAS0ssASSE~~9
Kinds Speciality
STOVES are sold lower than New Or-
leans or Mobile prices, as buy them tor
snot cash direct from the manufacturers.
STE AM GRIST MILL-Fresh Meal ,GTits,
Hominy, Chops, Cracked Corn aud Feed
Of ali kinds sold at lowest market prices,
and delivered free of charge within city
limits. Buying feed in large. quan1tlt'e1s
enables me to get the benefit OF wholesale
nraces and ean therefore sell as cheap as
she cheapest. ,,,,,,,,Dr,,, .,,horo
n person can get the best shoes ISr 1ns
least money. No paper soles, paste-b99arIu r.
counters or wooden heeels are used III
mvShoe Factory-none but genuine OAK
tanned leather, and l defy competition as
70 prices aud quality.
Also, ha 70 always on hand nrst-claSs alss
baud-made Shingles for sale at reasonaole
Thankiu. customers tor past patronage
invite a continuance of same. ..,,,r
Respectfully, a. DL0S ~ I'm
Goods DeIirered Free of Charge.
October 2. 1885. Oily
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FIRE COMPANY.
Moss Point Directory
CHURCHES

Churches.
METHoprsT-Rev. X. J. Jones' pastor.
every Sunday. Prayer meet
B.P1IST- Elder O. d. Bowen, paster.
Preacbipg first and third Sabbaths in each
at IL am,
PREsRYrERIAN- N-Rev. d. o. Byers, pas
tor. Preaching every second and fourth
Sabbath Mt 1880 a m. Prayer meeting
every Wednesday evening at 8 pm.
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POstOffice Hours.

The following are the postoffice hours Of the
Omen from o'clock am. to pm. From 3oeloek
pm. to pm. -. ,,o so,.o and after
departure of mail trains 1T
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Justice Courts.

Judge j. w. Starr holds regular terms
of court at the courthouse in Scranton
the first and fourth Wednesdays IN eaeh
month. At Orange Grove lst ana 4th
Tuesdays in each month.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-06-25

A colored voter thinks this fish,
ery trouble between the United
States and Canada is ''subjeet Tor
de bait.
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FOR N.aLE!

The Pascsesnla House, formerly occu-
nied bv w. s. DOdson. Inquire 81 Post
Ofoe, Pascagoula, Miss.
W. S. D0DSOH, P. n.
March 5, 1856 l-H
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postnffice aud NIaIIs.

Postofice open from 8 AN. to s pm.
every day. o,o -
from TO pm. 80 .,.5
Letters for register will be received
during the week from am: TIL S;5O P N
No letters registered on Sundays, nor after
hours on week days.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or MAILS.
Froaa ScraHt0H--Anives at $50 an. ah9
LIS pm. Departs ut BIO Am anu
3.45 pm.
LaakesriIe RoHfe---Arrives on Wednes-
days and Saturdays at pm. Departs
on Mondays and Thursdays at IN.
O1 A. BLUMER, p. NJ.
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SaIlie was her name, and she
sued q drug clerk for bresch OF
Dromisa. His defence was that be
fOund Sal volatile.
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oAso;a, DIRECTORY jackson County.

Clerk of the Courts Walter NJ. Denny
Sheriff--Tohn e. CLARK
Treasurer-J. X. Mcleod.
Surveyar-E. W. Morrill,.
ssessor-E. r. Ramsay.
Co. Supt. Pub. Ed-Dr. II. l.. Howe.
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Board of Health, Jat

Hoard OF HeaILh, OAOKSUII "
S. S. Henry, president, Dr. w a; ~ EoS'
Charles Bosrer, j. w. Stewart aud w. 3.
Dodson. 81. Dr.. w. d. Bragg, port phy-
sician and health officer.
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PROFESSIONAL.
-
T EWIS H. CHAMPLIN-
ATTORNEY Y-AT-LAW,

1u,u a.,ard tn busiress in all the Courts of
Harrison Hancock, jackson and adjoining coun,
tas win also attend to examination of titles ana
the paynent Of taxes. Special attention gwen u W
collection of claims in all towns along inc "Ai'''''
slppi Seacoast. 1t. .,.o,,,,. mar Afexi.
can Gulf Hotel. 1o1v
May I. 1886.
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Rev. G. +. Thompson, Metheotst wi vii
preach at Ocean Springs, lst and - sus, ~
dax in each month at II an biioNl' y
sabbath at IL am. and pm. haoasoorV
4th Sabbath at IL am. and PM
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w. M. CANTY,
SCRANTON, MISS.

This is to inform tho citizens of Scran-
ton aud vicinity that have rented the
store formerly occupied by w. A. Dawson,
on Krebs avenue, north side Railroad,
which | will keep well-til'ed with good
assortment of
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LIVE sToCg MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO March l3 -Clil>-Recelpts today, 800 head
total Tor GJJ I'm" last weeR
Gu2D head cJusgCd through - cars % OF which 10 New
YORK; 30 cars sale market active but not quOt1DV
hug er FAIR III o. 40; Good to ChOice ShD
ping, 81 COOSj - all offerings taken
Sheer-Receipts today 1910 mead total for weex thus
tar for time last week jJ.1Cu head; con
cars All Of whcl TO New YORK; - cars on
Extra firm at ~ JOGSj %; Common TO taI
lul anu at ~ jOGsp 90. LAMBS steady common TO
FAIR 10 UOGS 50: Choice 70 Extra F6 21Ge1 90 all oner-
ingS taken.
Hoqs-ReceUts to-day, $3.50 head tool for geeS .hus far
~ 80 mead time last 4G35U head; con.
sgued through cars II to New York. - cars tor sale
acug shipping, - % a. s.: one LOAF Fancy Mediums
at : 81 Ends. - OJ0Si 30, al; offerings taken
CHICAGO March The DrorSri Journal reports: Cattle
Receipts lSUO shipments. 500 mead marGei lower;
a i 81 cows Bulls and Mixed IL UOdsi 2jj BuK So 20
20
Hoq,-Recelnts ] OOO ShDments $500: market lower
Rougb ana Mixed. ~ sons ~ 10: RACING auO Shipping
81 ,OG&4 40 Llght. - 7u0S4 -; SSDs - OONS5 80
sb>,n-Rnce.pts 300 heIn: shipments 300 heals
steady Naivss2 3OaSj 81; Western. II O0G$I 20; LAMBS
UUG 70 % Texans. - . a n 20.
ST. Louis March I3.-tauts-Rcceipts 26oi snoments
90; market Fjur TO Choice NaJvo shipping steers
- 40 Natlve Butcher steers IS 20 Gtl 40 COWS
Hcfers 81 2JUs3 90, otockers ana Feeders % OoS
81 20 80 1870 p, M 4,
HO0I-Recemts 500 smUments. 500; Light rs 9oS
- o Packing. - 9ODS4 10 hedvv ~ 2Ods+ 40 -,
SheeD- lteceDts 900; smpment' none market steiuy
and Common 10 Choice 50 jOGSj 40
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ANEST SHORE RAILROAD.

y Y o. * II. X. X. X. Co. t@-fee
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE u ALONG THE WEST
SHORE OF THE WORLDFAM D HUBS ~ RIVER.
AROUND 2 -dTHILLS OF CArSKILL MOUNTAINS,
hNB Through BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF TIA
after January 81. 1856 trains Will 42d
It, stat follows:
trains cave from station foot OF Jay st
North River, 20 minutes earlier than foot OF Vest
E2d.st.
Detroit and Chicago. $3.50 M. 600 seepers
through
st Louis. 900. $40 p. m. sleepels through.
Bua o. Rochester, suspension Bridge Niagara Falls % 80
500, * 10 N. SlCeprrs and drd Ing
UIca and Syracuse $3.50 IL % a m, 600 - 10 D. m.
Highland POkeepse and Kingston. '7l0 $3.50 125 m.
80 $40 'll.4O .. M, and 800 ~. for Kingston.
Saugerties and Albany 80 ll26 M 50. %, $40
Cat-ki. $40. ll:25a IN. 3 s., $40. 11.tOp.m
Cunstons West Point Cornwall and NcWburg. '7:l0
$50 ll.-5 800. 40. $40, 4 lao D.
for Cornw all aud Newburg
For Montreal and Canada Fast, 500 p. m.
Hamilton London - 80 III, 800 $40 p. Toronto
$3.50 a. m, 1000, $40 D. m.
DAILY tDaiy except saturday. Other trains daily eIcep,
Sunday.
For tickets time tables parlOr sleeping accOmmO!a
nformahon apply at offices Honoken. ~ Hudson
brooklyn. 1888 Washugtonet.; 80 FutOu-st Annex
office OF Fulton st New YORK Cy BIS 36S sl, "lg
broadway 1881 BOwory and West shore stations foot qf
ADD st. and foot Of Jay ST. North River WesicOtts
Express will call for and check baggag from hotels and
aences. orders can be lat at tlcko Offices
HENRY NJ NETT,
$50 Broadway. Geueral Passenger AGENT
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TIE TRADE In GIIICAGO.

CHICAGO March - (SpeciaD.-The wheat
market was put up yesterday by the effort Of Lester and
few traders who happened to be long Of more
less grain They enabled to get May wheat up to
sj7stents This was the top decline came when Cudahy
Jones aud Linn aud TWO others ordered Roche 10
sell 100000 bushels for their joint account The usua
number OF CROP kilograms received but they seemed
10 have little effect the market The taking OF thirty
two bo,t loads of corn ut NcwY0rk kept steady
Singer got Hay pork down $40 Oj and the brokers
pcarcd presumably for Hutchinson an hsd the price at
thar hgure and finally 50 cents. But the
temper Of the crowd becoming bcdr,l The exports
show arge falling off for February and the condition
o. the h"ss Is said 70 be improving. Robert Warren
bought a good deal Of pork early.
The estimated receipts for Monday are 81 cars OF
wheat 40 OF 100 cars of oats and $4,000 head
OF hogs Inc receipts OF hogs for next week estIm
arcd at 10000 head Calls, good for Monday, sold at
cents.
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GRAIN AVID PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURE, or NGy.Yo TX DEALtyG&


The week al the Produce Exchange closed on
Saturday with generally strong markets for the cereals
The business Was Dotceaby large but the tono OF
tho speculation encouraging II expected that the
visible supply statement this week will show about the
sa,no reduc wheat that of last week did There
was better export inquiry, and shippers took 10000
bushels Cash lots advanced cent. The options ended
firm at the best figures aud showing gains of $40 cent.
eyccpt !or July which only y, and for september
which fnll cent higher The market for spot corn
was Il a 2 cent better. Exporters however. were con
tcnt with purchases OF 1000 bushels Tho options
gained cent and closed quiet at about tho highest
points Oats ere dun, with full measure OF steail
ness nut prices unchanged In provisions the lard
speculation was inclined weakness. ana hnal prices
generally pOint or two lower Annexed arc the
closing quotations:
wheat March, 90; April. 0Gi2; MAY. OLE;
june aud July % August, 0S1I september % cents;
December. 81 O2A. 49,
Corn March, Is April 4sla: May, 1888; June. 4sl2
OatS-March, April and May. 37A cents.
Iard-April IS % May, 50 81 June, 50 ~; July,
SO - August bO Do.
The receIptso grain at NewYOrk. Philadelphia Balti
more and Boston on Saturday were az follows:
Wheat 33.3lI bushels corn. 41l.JOS DuShelsi oats,
sG.9Sl bushels; total gram. 362,2C6 bushels Hour.
27.5tG barrels. Az Chicago. milwaukee, ana 81. LOns
the arrivals Wheat, Jjl7O OusGcs corn, 3Ol74J
bushels; oats. l33.495 bushels; total graIn iJ0,7lO
bushels; Hour, II 800 barrels
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safe or TRADE.

March G%e W ssET9 ' WSsd So @
S s. Patent Winter Whats = 1882 H. Corn easier
steamer arow 10 20 s Wte NJ i No. %e 8
shorts All 4 lulr' cal. PcDHSpH ststt7 Butter-
Receipis ior today-rour 600 bbls. l2OJO sacks.
rorn 1000 ousn. oats 10000 onsn" shorts 1900
BcrrA1o March 9yhea5 firm no Hard I5 N st5
PachG "a 242ag 30 ~ MGs n ri n s'y
II iac oats-No White "7ttn at 81 81 Ie Hnartgy
Wheat lOoo bush. Corn 1000 push OATS 200 bush;
500 Jush
Inward M 4e 10 and S9 SUPER F?7 5"dS
Extra. - lJ1si 10 do ia ny - - g0i -; ,y Mnl'
PatcnI. - Is wheat-soutn.ro steady: Western nrner
soatTeru ttcd. gfVJjc. 10 AMOR 97e99ca - /
Mary ~ no western w'neF aeo Tnot ~
@s5c march G@4%95c May sy 3GnSsrp Wlte
a46a-c. Mar H. 46Aa4o'se MAY, 49, a4.'-c' 7!eamel
western wnte $5ai soc. 40 MHei: 3do57c. Pean.
sytvana 53aiG Sye Tn al 06 ce,p Psoy FiDr
1920 wheat 9ODO olsn.. Corn l1iOJ 3I,l: OATS
S,. corn Il $50 Dus salos-wbeat 2IldJu 1usu Corn.
lgl.UoO uush.
VINE, Wheat ~ 46Gs4 sprng Wheat t@7JasI -:
MnGsoH , Gass % ~ 81 flour g 80 bis
Wheat slee ranged March o177ael &C rosln9 AZ
co,ing Al = isc. No : spune. 80 lic. No. spring
sS.rn at ', lc Nav. 4Gsa oiy ciosne az Ioc oat'
nrp sale, ranged ash <9q % 2G MaIIh Is I,.,
So :" - I.s BarIev-N0. = roc Mess PorE-tash ~ %
SlIJ7 L Nav riu0jas ~ 90 closing $40 O5a5lO w..
LarJ quiet and steady Sacs ranged cash - r5Q$5 o. u
HGikmeaJs-ebouders g0a4 o.; shOrt RD sdes - 300
10 300 bus Wncl - hush Gorn 100000 pnSn. nat',
10 900 luuO Ousn.: Barley 1pln NeiDmsnt-
rlour IOUUU Jb, Wheat $4,000 OGsu1 Coca 81 900 ousn
oats 5000 UusL. rye. Loco bush "trIoV l1UjJ ousn
CfyClYxArI March Il tOur quct AMI steaiy Family.
II IJGtI SO fancy. 81 - cS4 3d. Wheh strong Ma ret
~" , MixcG. j744d39c Oat- nrm ". ! Meet. 81 &c:
kyo aurt 40 = 20 &c oAiier GAnt 40 WS' a OIC'
i roG "n eady ,96Il,rt - -. g1r5t,6 s. IS 20
Bacon Gmet aGa s'Y 'Tt - , 80 - r 10 81 !V
Hogs stcaWi Common and LlEhL - 45Gsi - PacA-
butchers II uJGe4 10 tcco'ot' 81 I9tl; snip
u.cHts. 81 utIn
MxvEApoms Mimi. MarcE l3.-wheat steady No.
Hard Jasl, me. March. o7l2ci April, eS2c May 9lc,
June, We
MILWAUKEE March i3-Fiour steady Wheat nIp"-:
CAS-. Sc. Nav. sj4r' Juue 7d''c ,orD ste.jy' ~
harley qGrt: No = Stag !Foy,-;2as STEADY Mess
Pors cast or March 4" a@r-P ,nlTsr Sle iat
,Imce creamery - ,lc Checsc-B"si cream. lOQ Lc.
ggs-tGcs".!-al24c RcceipIs-flonr 1000 21s. Wheat
JOS: Wheat. 2.OJJ Iu,u.i Barle5. 1000 ou'I
PEoGlA March l3.-Con steady: New IIisl Mixed "a
~ % To MiXei 2949a3Oc I've hrn 40 = q62
Receptacle $4,000 busn oats $500 Gusl; rye oOo
bush. Smpments-Corn. 5000 bush oats. 5000 bush;
lye 900 bush.
81 Lour, March l3-Fonr dull xxx. So Sl9s$ 40. Xxx,
70 ooar5 10 - nY s. - Dst % Si'l5e - 1gsa JU
June, 95i.c torB dull 80 Mixed 1asn, 5jG35 &C.;
30 r a 31osc. March. Nav, 81 2c Kyr strong at dc
Sue: Dary I5a- duh 2c. Flax seed, IL Oo~
S To- tIav seaIv Timothy. 81 ar; Prarc, roo - Bran
GIc mil. Corn ueI weak t sl0t WHISKY IL 10
Pork sIJGj. BuKmeats-L0n9 CeIr. s. 80 short ilO'
go. short Gear s. o. Larl irm ~ 80 -, qs2 ~
lu4.OOu oats 1000 2usn dye loo o9SlL bartey
5000 omonenIs- 599o loom '3t, WhS1t To o99
bush. baIie'. 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-15
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