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New-York tribune., 1888-08-28

DIED.
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DIED
cAMpRErI-sud ,erly at Sl5 Caritoa.svs. Sreskyn,
1ttr W.T. Of Josep w. Campbell
Notics Of funeral hereafter -
FIT, H-,pp Saur az, August 10 lbss 'sos ~ "'os"
nj m. l,t. Simeon Fitch, agsd 50 yeara -..,
II niy arc respoouu " tuv.s
o the funeral services frow her s ,ss esos %
Wesi bl,t.st gu russisy. mo 15th iast- 81 IL n
FurIEnT MIN Oldham. Eagsnd. on Ausust rs 1854
aft.r bret ines9 William Fuiiefton ~ eev ~ ~
Willis AMI corusia Fullerton IL 'o' ss'A ~ !"
a
HAMILroN-As ehippsn Ps,ns. Coma, Aaguw ~ xseh,-
rlnr Walton woalsev wife Fr deriek hAsunxs nsmit
too iaIrntsr ~ tho lAts william Walton vsDsey. " ID.
AMI OF the ssS isrss' s"s"o"' e oses
Funra serves st saint Jshns hnrch ste.ferd Conn.
en- tIs arrv,i OF the IL 0cleck trAin ~ Y sad y. He
x, r., Wednesday. ,ukust3 ~
IstEy Al Pine Pl ,ins suatsv Aasuss 2e Losv p s
n srdina W. 10 v OF tue late Rev. silas llsier.
FnnNrAl At power Plains. Weinssdw As<a" ." |" "-
Harlem e. T. -.
JACK suddenly ss tsats ston. EazsnA - Asesss
H. George rhomas ysekson hs third eide, sos 81 ~,
feorge Thomas aud Csroins wetdsmsy@ 'soksSn u vac
atli his age.
Notice Of funeral hereNer
MATAER-DieL August 20. a. her home In Binensssss,
Nev.Ynrx Caroline. the widow VI tile late hishsra
Mather aget 80 years
MEEKS-On Auxnsl 27. 1884, Ehzabeta B. Mesks, N hx
7sh yesr, relct of tho late Jobh Mceka
VAN ARsDALE-In tina city. ssnrtty. Aususs 70 Henry
Van Ars,ais NJ u. 10 tho 10Th vsw MS aga 49,.
Relatives aud frsnds are nv 10 *ttehd tne ~.
yirs Al nj. late rescsce. b3 7thst on rassdAy Aasass
%. At 2 o'clock 49, -
We'd cal = &C ietv Of the County Of New.ferH-nsm-
bers ara rsa attend the funsrL their se $3.50
cate Heur Van Arstas D.. 81 IS 7thst. oh tossdAy'
Aus"'' LAURENCE JOHNSON. ~ D..
CHARLES h. AVERY. N. D.. Presdsa@
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
summer johnson for many years held tho championship
Mr.. GA8RE1Ts NEW COUNTRY HOUSE.
ADMIRABLY ADAPTED FOR sRcLusfoS--A CHANGE
or PHYSICIANS.

or PHYSICIANS.
Dr. IT, Jacobs of Boston, took charge OF Robert
Garrett yesterday, at the house at Rngwood, N. j.,
to which the millionaire removed so quietly on
Sunday. The doctor is young man, who has given
up his practice In Boston to become the special ply
siclan to the Garrett family Tho house could mol
be better situated for keeping insane man In seclu
sion 1t stands on the edge Of q wood. about two
miles from Ringwood Only one train day stops
the station and person getting of there has 10
walk drive four miles along rough country road
to get to sloatsburg, the nearest place at which
train to the city can be caught after midday. The
house Itself has the appearance OF private
asylum than that Of gentlcman's country residence.
II stands bach some distance from the roadway and its
walls are so thick that the cries Of nnatc. when
violent. could not be heard from the outside
Mr. Garrett Is confined on the Second floor Of the
westerly wing OF the building. His attendants ard
the doctor have rooms adjacent, and the family and
from the Baltimore residence OF the CARROTS
scattered about among tho other rooms. Mayor
Hewitt's country house is In the immediate neghbor
hood In fact Il was the Mayor who suggested tho
place to Mrs Garrett DR.. Partridge. Mr. Garers
New York physician. accompanied the patient when
he was removed. and when the Insane man was safely
placed In the chamber prepared for him relinquised
his charge. Dr. Partridge said yesterday that Mr.
Garrett was not violent when he reached the house
at Ringwood Tho removal naturally excited him
ttlc but 10 made scene and displayed no violence
When asked II he thought Mr. Garrett likely TO 70
cover the Doctor said no one could tell He was OF
the opinion that If Mr.. Garrett were allowed to al
tempt to do business as he used TO do. death would
result II was absolu ely essential that he should
have perfect rest and quiet lie denied the report
thai Mr.. Garrett vi0.eDt at all times when not
under the influence OF drugs and said that morphine
was only administered In sufficient quantities TO make
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
TIE UEATHER REPORT.

GOvrRvNEvr IvorCtrroNs-F0P2 ~ HoVRs
WASHINGTON Ang 81. 10 n m-For New. England. East
ern New.York Maryland, Delaware Newlersev aud East
orn reunsvlv n, fair coer. frosis the northern
portions OF New.York and New Eng aud "wednesday morn
iEg
FOR Virginia and North Carolina. except in Norhoro
Virginia Tar. cooler.
For south Carolina Georgia hnd ALABAMA hgh' ioca
rains; ne ,ry stationary temperature
For Florida generally far nearly stationary temperature
For Misa,.ippt Louisiana AMI Arkansas rain nearly
stationary tsnptraturc
For Eastern Texas local rains peary stationary tenn
persture
For and Kentuckv rain coosr except nearly
station ~ temperatur In the western portion.
For IVES. virginia Ohio Western Pernsyvanis. wet. m
S.w.Yory far preceded In the southern por ions OF ONO
and West virginia by Hight rains cooler. nkht trusts In
Western New York "Wednesday morning
For Indian, and Illinois fair except rain In tho southern
portions ; ne ,riy stationary temperature
For Mich IN Wisconsin. Iowa and Nebraska generally
AIR and warmer followed north Nebraska by
cooler weather.
For MnnrsotA Eastern ard Southwesteru DAKOTA far.
EXCEPT IN the northern portions iiaht local rains
For Missouri rsln followed In tho northern
portons by tar. weather slightly warmer
For Colorado fair and slish.lr cooler
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
THEODORE b. STARh
rrvr JnwELsY. PRECIOUS STONES wAruHRs
sILvERwARE. 40
soe sTH.AvE. MADISON SQUARE,.
Through 70 ll2s Broadway.
fsst OGce Notice

Should bs read daily - ~ mssrested - sAA'sss nay
s 70. f' Ssf' % ssse
msss. ssa ysab Osas
Foreign mails for tho ending Sept l. VIII close
,pron,ptiy in al csssH a, this onics IS follows
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for otssr MetGH s"ts, S.st % ar cor!ss iui
GG.t, .teaa.hie Wan i.r.r irSa .0rl::a
THUR~DAY-Ats . H. for aermaay. Austria Denmark.
Gs' ofG wa Han6afI lister. ior Sihsr EuroS.:.
SsDH'sS Ss s.c.. "a ~y"'es a.y es.s% e" oasf''i
for for .i.s:.S %s .s. s"s sf .; s tor As. sss ss
sauti4so. Cuba per steamship C,eoi1esS'" n: N:
sysss. IS ss' ss H. 70
snr . as . q nj r% TOR rrrs
per eear.as a $50 a. f's zoe sS pssss
Miqueion per sts'nsr iron ds'usS
n M er Sr-T Tso a:s s: .s: & 4 t,Ha n,s.
nsIas s.rT.ao, ...%,ss ann S TriaS.a ,,s aud
Denefafa VIA DafOsoos pst esesnout ~ enSa uS's
Nowyotl News ueliers Tor olhsr " inn wari tAlxpas
mus. 10 directed "ier AllisncA IL at $50 4 N
lOr hurovc, yer steamship htruriA VIA Qaoenstowp.
ttei for kranc, swat risba lay sluip ami Portu.
sal mu 1 % erected yer EruiiA W s $3.50 = o. tor
Great Irs, Be- siaiI Ssth r,Ania uertnanJ.
AlsirA Dcunark. sweden Norway. kussiA and turkey.
pyr slsA "snly nlUe. Southampton AMI brsnsA
fieitsr, mus % irectet "p,r Eib."s o esv - %.
ior Yr ,los switzeri@a ltay, spain .nd Pvrsursl,
per ste ,nship La BrvtAgue VA dAvrs ~ t:sS
q IN. tor Las tssiscAala "a. nsteetAo. per steam.
snip E.an Qsttors iau1 30 dlreete ~. kds -
AZ $50 = ~. fur scosi,a direct pet ssss9sat1
Circassls. 0lAs<,w l,tr, nus W trtstei = per
Ciro.,.ia", az tO a for Cenua Amsrea aud Bod n
Pacific ports psr steAmsaip Colorado VA AspuwAiL
(IstIrrs for Guatemala must W directoi lsr olo
IA o -; az 10 10. for bahama IsiAais and Hayu,
per sIstnship Ciariooi at Ia A. q ior tvu CurscoA.
Venezuela Irtnidad. Briush and Duieh Guiana. Per
per Prns Maurits -; At 3 IN for GustsmAlA And
Pdrrto Cortsz. per steamship Prot Morse frsn New
sUEDAY-At s p m. for Iruxio per stssnship >. otsS
jr. from Sew-orc,n.
Malls ioI Oh Japan per tsamship ocsasic tfroa
Franciscol close mere 5optenper ~ - t3O y u.
Mail tot HAWAIIAN isi4s por stca,nshIs Australia
tfrom fIancsco, Close here sep,~noer - 81 7
pn. Male for Australia NsW.ZeAAsat HAWAIIAN. rut
sad ssnoAs lslaBds per stssmshiv MArivssA t,rv'a
tor on srrva At Ysrk OF steanship AnrsuA with
Brush mans tor Aus iaiIzl Mails fnf the bocey
islands per sap rrODc blrc urom san Frsnciscs),
cuss acre srptenDsi 'zt t y ~ MAss for CasA ~
ran To Tampa fll. All theacs by steamer Wa Asy
Vest Fla. close ~ tan one iAV N2sSVA u
The rrarAPacihc uAls 10 ssr>aset
the Of tisr tterr ttst svsrtAit ftiM
To frtacsco dAis from Nc stst Nttsilt - "a atM
sss francscoon tho dAy sAns Of 'ns are usSAssasA
thence lay
HENRY q. PEARSON. PossmAstsA
Post orhca New-Yars- August "a iss<
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
MR.. HEUI7T WOULD LIKE ANOTHER TERN.
HE WANTS BATH, LAUSpRIrs AMI BALL GROUNDS
IN nnMN-InWN nMALL PAKhS.

HE WANTS BATH, LAUNpRIrs AMI BALL GROUNDS
IN pnwN-TOwN sMALL PAKhs.
Mayor Hewitt said yesterday that he was glad to
see from the account In The Tribune Of the opening
OF Jackson Park thai the Park Commissioners were
getting the small parks OF the city for the public
lie added that he had not Jackson Park since II
had been opened, but Gtcnded to take the first op
portunlty OF visiting It some evening to what had
done there.
"Thrre one thing more than any other continued
the Mayor. for which would be glad to be Mayor
for another term and that would be to see this plan
" new parks south OF Fourteenth.st carried out
| have Sent a communication to the Health Deparf-
asking II to designate, as soon as possible, the
best place for FIVE parks In tn, section OF the
city, aud II / remain In office Will see these plans
carried out would like to have not only the parks,
but would like to have fresh water baths In the
parks. and baseball grounds for tho downtown boys
play in, Instead of the streets, and laundry In
Of tho parks where poor people who have not th
room In the house could wash aud dry their clothes
for small fee
a me,,ing Of the Gas Commission will be hold
in the Mayors office to-day and action VIII be taken
for lighting SUyvessnt Park, that 1t can be opened
in the evening
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
SWIMMING FACE At COyEY ISLAND.

occurred yrsterday ut COney Island between ID. j.
ivcy Of PitsJurg. nnd ". b. Johnson Of England for
sboo side a cup offered by the Liverpool Club and a
nurse made up By the hotel proprietors
A54o D. m both men plunged into the water. Levey
kent the lead for the nrs ny ydis when he passed
pv Johnson who stead iy Increased his lead Al mile
and three Levy taken with cramps and hdd
~ be lifted into the nsgboat having been In the water
,xen,v.three minutes johnson continued swimming
over hand nearly al the way. and finished In one
hnur TWENTY-FIVE minutes and thirty seconds
Isycy swan bic first Tacc when twelve years old and
since then mas defeated Charles hodeA Of Philai"lpha
Harry Rogers Of Cincinnati and Harry s. Dare. Of Mch
gan for the championship Of the West and took sconn
n,lro I'm Ak days swimming match st Phletephs last
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
pp1vcr HryFJ'S VISIT TO NIAGARA.

Lockport, n. Y. Aug. % tspeclai. Prince Henri.
the son Of Robert Philip Louis Eugene Ferdinand
D'Orleans Due dc Chanres. and Princess Marie
Amelle D'OIcans. Is registered at the Clifton House,
Niagara Falls. The irnce IS a fine looking young
man not quite twenty-five years OF afe. light com
plexlon, and stands neatly six feet high lie was
dressed IN dark blue and vest. with lght Trousers
standing collar and white tic He was accompanied
by NJ. DC BOissy, his tutor The prince left homo
eleven months ago for hunting trip IN india, where
he spent six months after which he visited the largo
cities and spent somc time IN China He reached
san Francisco about three weeks ago. Since then
he has visited the Yosemite Valley salt Lake City,
Denver and Chicago. The first thing Which al
tracted the attention Of the Prince here was the new
suspension bridge. and while waiting for breakfast
on the morning Of his arrival. be visited II and spent
a half hour IN the study Of It's construction The
party spent the entire day al the different points OF
Interest. The whirlpool Rapids seemed to please
them most The Prince left for New-iork Sunday
night and said thai he would remain In this country
untn September ID. lie hoped to lie able 10 vls
most OF the principal cities. especially Washington,
and call OIL President Cleveland.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
LIST MET OF TILE SEASOY.

Newport, Aug % (specian.-The last foxhunt or
the season took place this afternoon. An UNUSUALLY
large number OF the leading cot,sgers attended the
meet which was at Easion's Point most romantic
spot Tn" hounds wcsi and then north a stance
Of about five miles The XIII was In South Portsmouth.
near the farm Of Cornelius Vanderbilt. There were
no accidents The only lady who rode was MISS
whipplc, granddaughter Of the late Ex-Governor
Swami, Of Maryland Among those In al the XII ana
who took all the ugly walls were ". Ill vanderbilt.
son OF Cornelius Vanderbilt; r. Hitchcock, f. o.
Beach b. Weaver C. aysmsyer and ana nacs sne nrsI an
the hunters will be taken TO New-York Tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
OBITUARY NOTES.

Cincinnati, Aug 27.-Threo well-known cit'ens died
Yesterday: Freeman c. Cary founder OF Farmers Col
lerc where General Harrison began his literary course
Alexander NJ IIolton, a we'll known merchant and Ben
lamln Robinson prominent in politics. though not
an ohco.holier for many years
BOSTON, Aug. 27.-John Murray Forbes son Of Colonel
William H. and Edith Emerson Forbes died OF Naushon
Yesterday from perltonis lie seventeen years Old
In visiting the sick youth the physician made use OF D.
Malcolm Forbess launch Albccorc. Later hre was
discovered boat and II aud the adjoining whari ana
sheds destroyed.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
ATTACKED IN A BUSY STREET.

James Murphy. u waior employed at No. Roosevelt
st., was Walking along Wli-m-st.. boai Parh Row.
on sunday when Two young luiilans attacked him.
Murphy was too much under the Influence Of LIQUOR to
offer resistance, and readily acGuesced In the desire
of his assIians that he shoud become insensibe. a
gathering crowd owe ihe young fellows off without
the booty, which ih.y wcro evidently after. An am.
buance called aud the surgeon expressed belief
that Murphy's skull hsi been fractured However. .
closer examination at the Chambers Street Hospital
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
JosEPU FEUERBACH.

Joseph Feuerbach, a member Of the Produce Exchange
died Yesterday OF disease at his home No "7l Sow
enthave. age ffty-sx. lie was born In Frankforton-
Main caine this country In 1852 and BEGAN business
as provision merchant In 1855 in partnership With his
btother Us subseo ueny became largely interested In
real estate and was prominent member Of the West Side
property.owners Association. lie was sanch Nepuo-
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
THE REV. WILLIAM HAMILTON.

Ocean Grove n j.. Aug. % tSpecIal.)-Thc Rev
william Hamilton, well-knovn Christian worker OF
Rrooklvn died suddenly las. evening at hs cottage In
En- bury Method Episcopal Churches lie was about th "
wlllIcm Hamilton has been pastor In Bioofdyn for six
- ,ccossvelv IN the Leonard Street York Street and
rnubrv Methodist Episcop Churches lie was about thirty
years old and lived No. 5il IIer<imer-ss He leaves
a wife and children
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
CHAMBERLAIN HAS NOTHING TO SAY.

London, Aug. 27.-Joscph Chamberlain, on being
questioned by press spondcn In relation TO The
rejection Of To fisheries treaty by the United States
Senate said he did rot propose To comment upon the
seuato's action, which had long been for seem
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
THE SECURITY COMPANY. OF BOSTON. AND THE
RECENT STORM.

Among the damage done In Boston ias' iue"ia' W
the storm was some to the vauabes stored ID tno
vaults Of the Security Safe Deposit Company. Ihe
amount Of injury, however has been much eAssser
ated Tho company oceup',s Offices In the masn'n-
cent building OF the Equitable Life Assurance sooe'y
on Milk-st Al the Office Of the latter company, Z"
No. 100 broadway. In this city. It was learned ye"er.
day that It's tenant In Boston the Security popo"s
Company. has a paid up capital Of s20o 900. ara -
ampiy ale 10 paw all proper damages These afe nov
severe and arose mainly from tho detective sewerage
for which the city Is rcsponsiDio 90
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
TRAVEL WEST COMFORTABLY.

Attention is directed 10 the improved train sefv'oe
10 all points wes, Southwest and Sorth"ef " tnS
srcat four.frack New-York Central ana Hudsoo ""ss
ps,,so.d sIx ds,Iy trains, Including tho famous
v.s,,hu,cd Chicago and g. Louis Limifsd a 80 M
ana the Fas, Chicago and Cincinnati snd 30 Louis
express. with magnificent vesubuIed sieepnscnrs ana
d,oinecar. at O 100 D. M eavs Grand Central sfss'on
on Forty. .second-sL New sisepngcars new psfioS
ear. IN which the sorvice 10 upexcecd ponts attep-
ton, tho most attractive scensry temorsens tne hua'
son River, Mohawk valley and Nlsgsa ~ ssey
sissvey acvoicd to passenger trains ihe almost tS'nt
absence Of sharp curves or bign siSess x.w yorHy
And the fastest time are the prominen. ies'sso. zee %
of the splendid service Of the New@fors cs""~ "'"
nj the command Of the travelling pubic. 1919. "a
Prncia al Offices tor sale of tickets or reservs." "a 20
sleepng.car accom- modai Ions are JI2 Br 80
broadway One hu ndrpi and thirty -etehthe@ ssss~
and Grand Central station.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
l1olitiral Notice..

Fniser Colrmbias Advocate. Number 32 10 cut
Monhsv 2Itn, an On sale al every newestahdprics
two cpns-no aiverttsi IN THE humber Father Co
b.a As>toot statesmen composing the Ders>
National tommitee H~ ulustr Ates whtslsw Rsifs
Grs,t American Pocuiar BnRgyst ~ snd puie eu eAsy
questions Blaine Ask ysar nswsnsa tee N-oWV esaN
COPY.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

rRiRrxr OFFICE Aug. 2s-i m.-Fair weather yes'er'
day morning was followed bv Fh rain win clearing skies
at evening Tho telnpa'iuro rEe between CO. ahd s3
tho .ver,e 73o) p.ns ss lower Than on tho crespond
ing dav last year. 49, lower than on SUNDAY
10 snd near this eiy today there win probably es
cooler, fair weather.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28

EXPECTING RETALIATION ~ THREE MONTHS.
Ottawa ont, August 27 (spccIaD.-A semi Official
communication says that the members OF the Do
mnion Cabinet have reason TO believe that Pres
ldent Cleveland will put retaliation into effect within
three months. They express qualification a. the
unanlmlty Of FEELING expressed th oughou Catada
AID al ihc high spirit Invoked showing a healthy
national sentiment In the face OF foreign aggression
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28

proved this not to be tho case. There weTs se.G
severe bruises aud cuts but no serious intmtee Arr
he had recovered tonscio Murphy was anWeo "
co home. He does moi know who assauneo n'"'
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28

4 WILD WEST SHOW SEIZED by THE SHERIFF
Philadelphia Aug. % tspecal) l)-Pawnee Bins
Wild West Show a, Gloucester City. was seized by
Deputy Sheriff West, of Camden County this morn
ing The seizure was made al the Instance OF William
J. Thompson, OF Gloucester Chy, who alleges thai The
p,oprietors of the show. Ryan and southwell. owe
him a., 800.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
NAKRfED.

powrRs-PcAsE On August 25 Mths rsstdsn94 ishS
BRIDE, parents bv tn Rev $50 W. BROOKE snss'ss'
pow,r. q, Emma Esteli Pe,se. Joti OF bfooxivn
Noc.s Of marriages mast be iadorsed rsfA fsu ssmS
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
Special Notltes.
An Interesting Subject

A. tho present tina, Of the relation sns0ns b.
tween American ingenuity and European skill IL
Matchmaking asserted that American machinery pro-
duces the greatest exactness while the highest degrees
Of finish is impaired by tho skilled swiss meehanies-
How TO combine is the question that has been
solved In the manufacturs Of tho NON.hA"NETio
w wATCH. The American machinery has bsn taken -
Switzerland where skilled labor be procured ss tho
price Of unsked labor here Then 700. The iswcls can
be carefully selected their orss market To the ben
efts derived the finest machinery this country can
produce has been added services Of the best expers
wat. hmakers of Switzerland and the result s watch
tha, viii suit the exsctins purchaser both as re-
gards quality and price. The wonderful Improvements
known % Paiiard's Patent Non. Magnetic, Paisdiaus
Compcnsat,on Balance and Hair -sprtss as 70 b
found ouly In this watch These mpovementS ass sb-
soiusey necessary any whs wshss 70 havs per,
fee, watch uninnuenced By che ell pervsdns force OF
electro-msgn gnstiGn. An sxamisauos invs'@
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28

MORE TROUBLE FOR TIE ARTHUR KILL BRIDGE.
The Pennsylvania Company has begun suli against
the Baltimore and Ohio and Staten Island Rapid
Transit Companies builders Of the Arthur XIII Bridge
between Staten Island and NewJersey. for s. 100000
damages The complaInants allege that as the bridge
Is not constructed on approved plans. 1t is an OBJ
struction to navigation. Three tugs now noces-
sary 10 a tow who're formerly answered the ptr-
pose, and only two canal boats can 60 through the
draw abreast where before the bridge was built,
eight could be lashed together They slso claim
that their boats damaged every day by being
dashed against the abutments by the strong tide 4
COPY OF tho complaint has been served 90 President
j. frank EmmOns of the staten Island Company.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1888-05-08
Petroleum Market.
Pipe Line Certificates.
Rev York Fs.ning StocSs.
[By Telegraph
BOSTON produce n.arkot.

BOSTON. May 7. IsS8.--Ths following are TO
days quotations OF PROVISIONS, sc.;
Pork-Long cut a 00al7 50;short cuts Ia J0d
II rs; backs II 75al8 90: light backs IL 00
pork tongues 8 90.
Lard-Choice at Sss@Ss4c y ID in ties; 99e14c
in lob pals; ga @91sc in 5-ib pals
Hams at 1l@12c, according to size and
cure; pressed hams 1112Cd12c.
Hogs-Choice city dressed hogs T1s@7sAe = ID +;
country do at 61297c.
Buuer-Western extra fresh made creamery at
26c; some fancy Elgin higher, extra first Western
creamery 24d25c 10 iirSts at 22@23c; do fancy
fresh imitation crmey 22c; do seconds at 2092lc;
frsts at 20 age. The above quotations are re-
celyers' prices for strictly wholesale lots. job
bling prices 192c higher.
Cheese-Northern choice at l2Ha@l3c; Ohio
choice nominal; lower grades at TO &c; North
ern sage &c. .Jobbing prices 1hc higher.
by stock higher Eastern flrsts at IA; extra VT
and II at 141@c; fresh Western at 14al414c;
and B 14al4Me; Michigan 14A Gl4Mc:
Southern 1870. Jobbng price lc higher.
Pcultry-Westen young fresh killed turkeys,
extra small at l3a14c; do fair to choice, la
l2Lac; Northern fresh killed chickens at 20G22
do fair to good at 14Mi8 &c; Northern fresh Killed
fowls at 14Gl6c; Western fowls and chickens o
@l3c
Beans-CDolce small hand picked pea at
Q 90G3 90 ID bush; choice New York large hand
picked do 85a2 80; small Vermont h2nd-pick
ed do az l0G3 IL.
Hay-Choice prime hay II 90; some fancy &c;
fair co good at SIS 0oGS17 90; Eastern fine S12
DsI5; door.to ordinary $12aSl4: East swale 10
llSl1. Rye STRAW. choice, at % 0o1s24 OOi oat
straw 10 C0d1l 60.
iotafoes-Houlton Rose at 81 90 r. bush; do
Hebrons sea 8bc; ArOostOok Rose at Slde9 ] 05
do hebrons at soc: prolifics at 750SOc; White
Brooks at 60yUg6c.