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HINTS OF FOUL PLAY.
BLOSSOMS WONDERS.

Remarkable Achievements of the Per-
fected Phonograph.
New YORK, May 11th.-The World to-day
publishes an account of an exhibition of the
perfected Edison phonograph. Among the
experiments recounted and regarded as sue
cessful were those ofthe voice repeated from
the telephone, as well as a song and cor
net solo. Another interesting feature of
the exhibition was that of talking into the
transmitter and a typewriter afterward,
receiving and writing out the speech there
from
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that none of them had any connection in
any way with the matters under investiga-
ton.
Senator Faulkner then repeated his OBJ
lection.
Considerable discussion of the matter
ensued, and witness finally said he could
not remember the amounts of the invest
ments of other shareholders, and would
not furnish them from the company's
records unless compelled to by law, except
as to Villas and himself. He denied that
the company had cut any timber from
reservation lands, and il they had sawed
any for other parties it had been unwit-
tingly.
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Lheii C3sSb DeC1uous
fCopyigt, 1883, By the California As,ocated iressI
WASHINGTON, May 11th.-The Secretary
of the Interior to-day affirmed the decision
OF the Commissioner of the General Land
Office in the case of S. NJ. Jones and j. H.
Elam vs.. John P. Colmore, holding for the
cancellation of section of land in the
Stockton Land District, which was on the
appeal of Colmore's heirs.
The Secretary has modified the Commits
sioner's decision in the appeal of Frank
Schnetzins. rejecting h,s final proof upon
his statement for a sectien of land at the
Marysville Land Office, and which orders
the local officer to let him make his final
payment for the land within sixty days
after receiving this notice.
A New Tariff Bill.
ICopyi9ht, 1888, by e California Associated Pre,s
WASHINGTON, May 11th.-McKinley of
Ohio has prepared tariff bill, which he
will, at the proper time, introduce as sub
stitute for the Mills bill. 1t proposes the
reduction of at least one-half the sugar
duty the repeal of all tobacco taxes, ex-
cept cigars, cigarettes and cheroots the re-
peal of the internal revenue tax upon alco-
hol used in the arts, and the adoption of
the wool schedule agreed upon by the Wool
Convention. The total reduction effected
by the bill is very near $65, 100000.
The would-be States.
WASHINGTON, May 11th.-Congressman
Springer says that he will not permit Con-
gress to adjourn, if he can control the mat
ter, without securing a bill to admit Da-
kota, Montana, Washington and New Mex
leo as States. He will ask to have one or
more days fixed for the consideration of
his bill, but the subject will surely remain
in allegiance until the tariff bill has been
disposed of.
California Pensions.
[Copyigh, 1855, by Tie Ca orniG Associated Prcss
WASHINGTON, May 11th.-The following
California pensions have been granted !:
James Alexander TAFT, Santa Cruz; Amos
A. Calain, Calistoga; Peter L. WINNER,
Valley Centre; Bridget, widow of Edward
Fitzgerald, San Francisco; Carrie E.. widow
of Eleazer Frisbee, Anderson.
California Postmasters.
Copyright, 1885, by Ge California associated Press
WASHINGTON, May 11th. California Post
masters have been appointed as follows /:
VIM. B. Black, vice Z. S. Howard, aban-
doned the Office, Blacks Station. Yolo
county; F, w. Caldwell, vice L. NJ. Strick-
land, resigned, Candy, Modoc county.
The Deserts Grow Mesquit.
WASHINGTON, May 11th.-The Secretary
of the Interior holds that the presence of a
considerable growth mesquit of trees upon
land does not exclude it from entry under
the Desert Land Act. This decision affects
large area in the Southwest.
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Little I.ntta,s Latest.

Copyright 1883. by tie Caforaiia Associated fress.I
BosToN, May 11th.-On August 1st Char
lotte Crabuee Lotta) will take control OF
the Boston Theater.
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A HEALTHY STEAL.

A Chicago Sneak-Thief Gets Away with a
Sack of $4,000.
LEXINGTON (Ky.), May 11th.-William
Riley, of Chicago, book-maker deposited
his cash-box in the Phoenix Hotel safe last
night. The box contained about $S, 600.
When Riley called for the box this morn
ing it was gone. The robbery is supposed
to be the work of sneak-thef.
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in their awful stories. This is the first
reunion that has taken place since Guam
trelrs death in the Sisters Hospital at
Louisville, June 6, 1865. With the excep-
ton of two in Texas and one in Colorado,
all the survivors live in Missouri
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OUR CITIZENS ABROAD.
No Dispute Between America and France
About Citizens Rights.

copyright, 1888, by The California associated Press!
PARIS, May 11th.-A semi-official note is
published which states that thers has
been no dispute between the French
and the United States Governments
regarding the enrolment of naturalized
citizens of the United States in the French
army. 1t says TWO persons were enrolled
whose release the United States demanded,
and the men were accordingly sent back
home.
There was another man enrolled whose
case did not justify the demand OF the
United States for release, and it remains
for both Governments now to negotiate for
an amicable understanding, and fol the
adoption of general legislation concerning
these matters
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Eight Millions In Sight.

ECopy1gAi, 1855. byte California associated Press
PHILADELPHIA, May 11th.-At last lega
steps have been taken which assure to the
heirs of Samuel Blodgett title to tract oi
OF $50 acres in Washington, which is esti.
mated 10 be worth over IS, 900 600.
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as the California Cigar-box Factory, and
owned by Hooper & Co.. the Pope & Tai
bot Planning Mills, and Jewell & Co.'s Plan
ing Mills The buildings and contents
were totally destroyed. The loss is esti-
mated at 100000.
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THE WESTERN FLOODS.
A Costly Bulkhead Destroyed-Railroad
Travel STONED,

A Costly Bulkhead Destroyed-Railroad
Travel stopped.
Rock ISLAND Qll.), May 11th.-The high
water which has been running over the
stone wall of the Moline water power for
days, this afternoon carried away large
section of the huge stone bulkhead which
runs across the south channel of the Missis-
sippi between Rock Island Arsenal and the
main shores. Five hundred feet of this
wall disappeared, and it is believed the
rest has been so badly disintegrsted as to
need rebuilding. The wall cost the Gov
ernment 100000,
AL trains are abandoned on the st. Paul
road between here and Savanna, in conse-
quence of the floods.
AN AMERICAN VENICE.
GALENA Qll.), May 11th.-This city has
been transformed into an American Venice,
and the novel spectacle of skiffs and barges
as means OF transportation is now seen in
all the business portion except Main street.
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New York Delegates for Blaine.

lcQzygtt, 1sss. byte California AssOcsasea Fress.l
NEW YORK, May 1Ith.-New York City's
sixteen delegates to the State Convention,
elected tonight, are undoubtedly solid fol
Blaine as first choice
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.


WASHINGTON, May 11th.--In the House
to-day, Mills of Texas, from the Committee
on Rules, reported a resolution providing
that the hour for the daily meeting of the
House shall hereafter be II o'clock, and af-
ter the general debate on the tariff bill
shall have closed the House shall adjourn
each day at 5 P. NJ. Adopted.
The House then went into Committee of
the Whole on the the tariff bill, and was
address by Scott of Pennsylvania, who
spoke for two hours, and was followed by
Gear OF Iowa, the former in support and of
and the latter against the bill.
Dibble of South Carolina next spoke for
the bill
Haugen of Wisconsin opposed the BILL
and the committee then arose and the
House took q recess until evening.
The House at the evening session passed
thirty-seven pension bills and adjourned
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ARIZONA.
Work on the Fairbank- -Bisbee Railroad
q he CoIIn

work on the Eafrbank-Bisbee Railroad
to be Commenced.
TOMBSTONE, May 11th.-News was re-
ceived from Bisbee to-day that at meeting
of the officials of the Copper Queen Min
ing Company, held there yesterday, the
route of the new railroad from Fairbank to
Bisbee. distance of about forty miles, was
decided upon, and work will soon be COM
menced. This will connect one of the
leading copper mines of the country by
rail with the outside world and is consid-
cred great boon to the Territory.
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MISSOURI CUTTHROATs.
The Remnants of Quantrelps Guerril
Band Hold a Love Feast


ST. LOUIS, May 11th.-Sixteen of Guam
trell's old band of gnerrillas had a reunion
at Blue Springs. Mo-, to-day. When the
roll was called it was learned that but sew
enteen of the band other than those pres
ent are living. Among them is the famous
Frank James. Mrs. Caroline Quantreil,
mother of the bloody chief, and now res
ident of Canal Dover, O., was present, and
answered for her son.
REcIrALs OF BLOODY DEEDS.
The men spoke of their bloody murders
and fiendish crimes without the slightest
hesitancy, and as some particularly afro
cious plot was unraveled by good mar
rator voice would break in with a cor
rection or confederation, over-anxious to be
counted as one OF the raiders.
TEE WAR WAS wAGED OVER
In all its bloody fury and fiendish cruelty,
and grizzly-heired men rivaled each other
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GREAT Los.
a Fire at the Bay Destroys 100000
Worth of Property.

Worth OF Properly.
SAN FRAScIsco, May l1th.-[Speeial.l-
Ten minutes before nine tonight a fire
broke out in a row of two-story frame
buildings on Berry street, between Third
and Fourth, and in a few moments gained
such hea6way that q second alarm was
turned in. The buildings were occupied
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ARCHBISHOP wALsH's VIEWS.
FREDERIoK,s CONDITION.
A Deaf Mute Tenders His Own Larynx to
the Emperor.

| "
the Emperor.
BERLIN, May 11th.-The Emperor con-
tinues to improve. He remained in his
study until $50 P. NJ, when he again tried
to walk around the room, and with better
success. His periods of depression have
been fewer in the last two days.
A deaf mute living in Silesia has writ
ten to DIR. Mackenzie, offering to sacrifice
his larynx, if it be possible to transfer it to
the Emperor's throat. DR.. Mackenzie re-
plies to the man that the loss of his life
would neither help the Emperor nor benefit
science
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HOME AFFAIRS.
HEAVY HAULS BY CHICAGO AND
KANSAS ROBBERS.
Reunion of QuantrelTs Guerillas-
DIR. McGlynn's Three-Plank
Platform-Racing-Etc.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RrooRD-uN1oN. !
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THE PAPAL DECREE.
The Irish Catholic Bishops Want More
Light on the Subject

Inc irish Catholic Blshops want More
Light on the Subject.
DUBLIN, May 11th.-The Irish Times, a
Liberal-COnservative paper, says AT q
meeting of the Irish Catholic Bishops on
Monday TO consider the Pontifcal rescript,
it was resolved that the principles of the
rescript, which might be good from a
philosophical, theological or political point
of view, must be considered in connection
with the local circumstances. Therefore,
while treating the rescript with every re-
spect, they felt bound to communicate with
the Holy See in regard to it."
ARCHBISHOP wALsH's VIEWS.
DUBLIN, May 11th.-Archbishop Walsh
in letter to the FreendnS Journal in ref
erence to the Papal rescript condemning
the plan of campaign and boycotting, SAYS
" The rescript decides the question of
morals, not of politics. If doubts and con-
troversies arise concerning its meaning,
the Irish Bishops or the Vatican will ex-
plain it. The Irish people may be assured
that neither the national movement nor
the National League shall be in the least
iniuriously affected"
The Archbishop strongly denied the
truth of the statements about his own ac-
tons in respect to the rescript. He says
that the reports of his conference at Rome
with the Pope were all invention.
The Catholic Weekly Herald says that the
Government will found and endow an Irish
Catholic University.
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The Deadly Electric Wire.

TCOpwigHt. 1888. by the California Associated Press
New YORK, May 11th.-T. w. Murray,
an electricGght line-man, was instantly
killed on Broadway. He touched bunch
of wires supposed to be dead, the current,
it was said, having been shut off. He was
within reach of number of employees and
was repairing wires.
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ANOTHER SIMILAR FATALITY.

VOy 1' IoE'' 0y '5 1lI 0I7ll's zlSS0Cllsa FeSsJ
UTICA, May 11th.-This evening Thomas
Murphy, aged Is, reached with a stick for
an electric wire which hung near the
ground. His companions had dared3him
to touch it. He fell dying in few min
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FOREIGN TOPICS.
A sILESIAN'S NOVEL OFFER TO
THE EMPEROR.
Irish Bishops and the Papal Decree
Salisbury Creates Stir
in English Circles.
RATHER ONE-SIDED.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rHR srooRD-u.,los. !
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CENTRAL AMERICA.

Canal Contractor Lights Out with a
Hundred Thousand.
PANAMA, May 11th.-P. NJ. Del Vale, a
contractor and agent absconded last week.
His liabilities are estimated at 100000.
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Evan Morgan, Of Montana, and Jim
Bates are to fight 10 Idaho with skin
gloves.
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PACIFIC COAST.
WINNING FIREMEN AT THE NAPA
TOURNAMENT.
An Arizona aRailroad-Sudden Death
of Andrew j. Bryant-The
st. Helena Lynchers.
IN THE BAY.

TsPEc1AL DISPATCHES TO TzE REcoED-usIoN.l
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GENERAL TRADE.

Clear rib side bacon and shoulders we're
marked up = TO &c today. Choice and prime
hay from store aud in carload lots declined.
White oats from store advanced. White
corn from store in bulk and sacks declined,
and bran from store aud lcyco was marked up.
Grain IN Store at the Elcvators-Corn,7,l7 2
bushels oats, 80, 500 bushels; wheat, II, 1913
bushels.
At New York coffee has recovered In feel
ing, owing 10 renewal of interest among
customers and stronger speculative tone.
Molasscs and syrups are II little slow, but
sugars have hardened In value, owing 10
increased demand. Rice is not very active,
but is hrmcr on the influence Of crop dam.
age. Teas have secured favor and attained
iirmcr position.
TuE CHICAGO GRAIN TRADE.
Chandler, Brown 4 Co., Of Chicago, 10
Ogden Fonlnnc, Memphis brokers and
commission-houscs supposed TO represent
Hutchinson continued heavy sellers Of de-
ccmbor wheat In afternoon session, closing
weak at decline. Foreigners are not buying
our wheat 10 any extent, but are getting
supplies from other countries M IL shown
In the large increase on passage 10 Europe
one aud onc-half millions Enormous
lines Of long wheat were sold today on every
slight nlly and the action of the market in
dicatcs that holders are trying to secure
profits. Curb yGc sellers"
The lifadslrcct agency reports i2i failures
In the United States during the week ending
September H. 1851 Ps follows: Middle
States, ~ New England States, IL, Southern
States, ~, Western States, %; Pacific States
and Territories, ~ Canada, 49, total In the
United States aud Canada, 100. There were
l57 failures In the United States during the
preceding week, and ~, ls3 ls3 and $50 in
the corresponding weeks Of 1857, 1876 1855
and 1854 respectively.
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green sailed No I, 6@01fc; No. 2, 40
4Isc; green, 3y4g4Hc; sheepskins, l6c@sl. 90;
firm.
WmsRY-straight Kentucky Bourbon,
Sl.50@60O; Robinson and Lincoln counties,
Tenn, sharp advance, $l.60@3.00; Eastern
ryes 81. $4,000, according TO age and make;
common whisky, 05c9sl.30, according "
proof; nothing under 70 per cent. quoted.
BAGGING-ll 1f@l3c.
PowDrR-Kogs, $780, half kegs s2.75;
quarter kegs, Sl.75.
TIEs-Sl l56Il.25
snoT-Drop, si.i5; buck, sl.7O
IEAD-0C.
TALLow-361ic.
NAms-lron. S205 steel. 1920.
ToBAcCo-Common, 2jg35c; other grades,
356JS5C.
SNUn-Garretrs, $685. Ralph's, s10.2j;
Dental Scotch, 5000; Railroad, 1925 Gail
Il AK, 500.
Coal OrL--Prlme white, wholesale lots,
0Hc per gal.
Woodbury. grease wool unwashed, 10
@l3c clear grease wool, 700 Doc; bury,
washed, 2OGg30c; tub washed 3Og3ic.
BEEsWAX-lSIL2Oc
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s.roeerIes

C,vNrp Coon, Pine apple 81 80. peaches.
? lbs standard. Si.in second, II IS. Toma.
toes, he, standard, IN 3 h., standard
fl.l0. Strawberries, si21. Raspbcrrics
ti.l0 Blackhcfrics, 500 Green cages.
tl.75. rcars, sos rlums 81 Aspara.
gus, 81 -. Green corn, 81 IN. Grrru peas
si21. Cove oysters, full weight NJ. 400
2 lbs, u ~ light weight, on. 2 lbs, nsc Con.
Swiss $50. salmon, tl75tg2tn Sarlinos.
ercl. sl.2h herring mnckcrrl. tl.Oh
SuuM-luro white. &c. Oh white, &C.
yellow clarified. 1905 refined A, No..
standard graduated, shIs'sc powdered
sac, cut loaf, $50, firm.
CoTrr common. it'fc. ordinary, h'.c
fair i6'tc prime RIO Is; choice 10 fancy.
Ia. old gnyCrnmcnt J0Ul1c. strong
s,ur-Sieiuaw. u 31tfib per bril- Ohio
river, ~ @Vti - per hi. SKIS. flnc, 81. $50
lac. coarse. ~ iOttl. 10 pkts. 2Am1c
Ricr- Louisiana btt6'sc, Carolina &C.,
quiet
C,Snirs Stick, all sifes. In bxs. pals and
hrls. ngtilc fancy assorted, p@i5c, extra
fancy iSm2N5 firm.
CituE= Primo nats. 7@s'sc. New York
factory, sCt't, fall cream, iiOliisc, Young
America iiCilbc
so,rs Am C,Sptrs=sulp. 34@5c. can.
dies, full weight, p'.c
krAH.u=8A0iisc
Mot,fsrs Louisiana common 10 fair. ~
tt.hc prime choice $50 lsc. fancy. lOCi
&c. centrifugal, common tu fair. Mm2Ar.
prime 10 choice, Wow syrup O9ioc,
uuiVL
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At noon; Business moderate ut unchanged
prices. Sales, 6,OOO bales, Of which American
1000. bales. Receipts, 60O0 bales, OF which
American 1850 bales. Closing quotations
were rs follows: Ordinary, 3 3-i0d; good
ordinary 5,sdi low middling, 61S,;lGd; good
middling Orleans, Cd.
Futures opened firm and closed barely
steady.
These prices are given IN pence and Gfths
thus i63 means i.63-6i, and sol means
5.l-6Ll
At pm: September, 5.5s sellers Sep
TENDER October, $50 sellers; October-Noyem-
Der, 5.7 buyers November. December, 6.23
sellers; DccembcrJanunry, 5.22 sellers; Jan
February, 8. % sellers; February March,
May, 52j sellers.
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IectIstuua.

Conv-From STORE white, 5Sc. mixed. 5lc
from lcvcc or depot white. In bulk, as. In
sacks 52c. mixed IN bulk I5c In sacks Jnr
BG,N-from store, Soc, from loyco ~ dc.
pot, $3.50
H,Y-Choicc. from store. OOc; car load,
from store, sOftN,c car load, from lcycc or
depot tiI5O prairie, from store, biMGnc. car
load, from lcycc or depot tiO.boGllu0.
OArs-Frpm store white, sc, mixed, 33c.
from loycc or depot, white, la bulk, We. la
sacks, SIC; mixed, IN bulk, 2C, In sacks, sic
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Cons MEAi-Stnnlarl. $235d2 10. city
pearl, - i5Ct2 90. pearl, 500. quiet.
Br,Ns AND PE,s-Nayy beans, $500, mcli.
um 500.
oar MrAL--In half brs, $3.50 from store.
tRACErm- Soda, treble extra 6c. ginger
snaps, shmnv, assorted jumblos lO6gl2c,
cream crackers sltCtnc.
finun From store, common, S3b0d375
family, SOOCti ~, choice, - 25Cti %. fancy.
a.. 25Cth. %. strong.
CRACKED wnEAr-ln half brls, $3.50 from
Hturo.
lloNIsY AND Gmrs-From store, 1875.
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Cmc,oo, H., sept Is CATTLE Receipts.
10000 head market steady ~ easy
Hogs Receipts, i2,UoO head. shipments.
none. market active and irregular. best
heavy. iG7UCtaSs. mixed, g. 25CtGU1. light.
~. OttGia skips, $4,000 a.
shccp.-Rcccipis, t,oo head, shipments,
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rro,l.ious.

Ftm Mackcrcl, halt brls No. I, $3.50, No.
2, 500 iOlo kit No. I, 81 -. No. 2, si.i6.
Dry herring, family, Pc per box.
Hoo rHonuCrs-Strung aud advancing
mess pork, fid 2hal6hO. suurcurcd hams.
i2A@i3t.c. breakfast bacon, ilbi2c. bacon
clear rib sides. lO',c; shoulders p'.c. bulb
pork, clear sides, pa,c. clear rib sides. Ole
long clear, plsc, shoulders. sl,6esbc.
LAHp-Tcs, pikMiNr, half hrls lOisCiOi ,c.
kcry, To- sCgiO'.c. choice kettle, i0A@iihc.
strong and advancing.
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Co,,op seed pro,iuc,s.

PRIME CRUDE 0Il,--376g3Sc; prime summer
yellow, 426I4ic; prime summer white cotton
seed oil, 43Cpi5ci OIL summer yellow, 406Il2c;
choice cooking summer yellow, I5tgi7c;
cotton seed meal, Sl7.OO0lS.O0 less than a
car load, il75OGglS.50; of cotton seed meal
$1,000 less than car lots $500.
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Live stock.

LANBs-Choicc, 5ci common to good, per
head ~ JOn13OO.
lIoGs-Choico light, G9GII good, 5l1@Gc;
common, 5GG5Lc.
CATrLr--Choice, 3h@3Hc, good, 2Is@3c;
scallawng1, lAM2hc.
snEEr-Choice, &c; medium, 3@3Hc, com.
mon 81 OOdtI 10
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COTTON MARKETS.

Tho local cotton market opened quiet and
closed quiet; middlinR Disc Sales S7j
bales, of which 10 bale, 10 exporters aud
so balosto spinnon.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS
Ordinary nc good ordinary, SIC. low
middlinG CSC, midiling 91sc. good mid.
ding 1875, niddling fair, lose. fair. MONT.
nal
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men.sheIa snrnlic..

Arrtrs il.6O92 - per bril- Dried apples
5t,S'to per 10, from siory. Dried peaches, so
o. irum store.
fHur.-firm Oranges 900 per box.
Lemons tJo'd55O per box. bananas, o. 70
W2uTof bunch.
Eaos- Firm. Boxes. lSc. cases, iOc.
NAriss-lundon layrrs. o. 5O03Ol Layers,
" -. California. f2hl6aIuO.
burtrE-buticruc, ihC creamery, 2tc.
dairy, lsc. county butter. i2tal5c.
,lntg-oiark, $50 per JTi, anj $50 per
half bfl
NiNruaH--rcf cal, iOdi2c.
NtgItautEs-o Onions, $40 per bril- Cab.
hage Loose. 81 Louis SaGr' Chicago, Go
90 kraut brl, 800, half brl, t2.J0 Garlic,
JnC per Too.
foviIar-Chickons, young. tL75G25o.
mixed, t20o hens g. 75ttAUO.
=. Nurs-Cocuanuts tlO1 per 100. Peanuts,
Virginia, tIf@oC Tennessee, iarmcp' stock,
shCtic---roasicd &c higher, shcllcd, OCg7c.
Iccans Texas. Olti2c.
PtcKLu-lirls $3.50 half brlu. 400.
fotAIon-fifm .l.7j Der brl, sacks csc.
sweet $3.50 per bh.
Miscellaneous.
lItDu-nry nint No 4 iUtlaiio, No 2