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Evening journal., 1888-08-20

The exchanges Of the Wilmington banks
at the clearing house yesterday were
1852, 216.95. and the balances SIS, 423. Is.
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ALEXANDER PORE.
COMING CELEBRATION OF AN I'M
PoRTANT LITERARY ANNIVERSARY.

Hsw the Poet Lived and Who His Con-
temporarles were-TwicIenhan, MAIDS
Famous by tho Fact That He Lived
There-somcthing About Dryden.
The literary world is asked by Lon
don club TO celebrate the bi-centennial Of
Alexander Pope-''the crooked little man"
who made Homer familiar to millions of
English readers, and set the fashion in
verse for century and a half. 1t is too
late to celebrate the 200th anniversary Of
his birth, which occurred in London on
the 22d of May. 1888, but it is suggested
that the year may be commemorated by
general observance late in the season, as
our school children nsw observe Long
fellows day" "Whittier's day" etc.
After all, the particular day is not Of 50
much consequence as a study of the man
and the lasting effect he produced on
English literature.
Pope rose into prominence as Dryden
declined, and in turn yielded to the pro
dominance of that strange Bohemian"
school Of which DIR. Samuel johnson and
Oliver Goldsmith are the best known ex
ponents Pope protested in the beginning
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wells college.
WELLS COLLEGE.

Wells college, the main building Of
which was recently destroyed by fire, is
land was graduated, in 1885. The foun-
der Of the college was Henry Wells, who
for many years was the head of the Wells
Fargo Express company. Mr.. Wells con-
trib1ted to the main part Of the endow-
ment. The building Is situated on the
east shore. OF Cayuga lake, in the village
Of Aurora, Cayuga county, New York.
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TIE PEACHES
Sos siany ia the Local Market. bat the
Usual Number shipped.

There were very few peaches in the
local market this morning and what there
was, was fruit left over from Saturday
Large quantities were shipped 10 Boston
and western points. The shipments
were as follows.
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to have learned
his poetry from
Dryden, and John
son confesses that
he trembled with
delight and shed
the tears of ex-
cessive sensibility
when he heard his
early efforts prais-
by Pope; yet the
fame of Pope rose
much higher than
that Of his pro
fessed b e &C h er.
Dryden, and was
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WTIIeT % Tle EaITIm0re Sum SAYS
that tie ycllows. Of which we now hear
So much complaint. Is perhaps a disease
confined 70 orchards where The trees are
in peach stock / have never heard Of
II in trees which are grated ia plum
stock have heard several mention
this fact If The Sun calls the attention
81 growers 60 this fact it win elicit dis
sussion which will be profitable A dwarf
pear Ii. e, one on ounce stock is not 50
subject to blight as are the standards. /
have myself verified this iii my orchards
nf over $500 pear trees. both standard
and dwarf If plum stock will escape
She yellows' then an young orchards
should be set out on plum stock.
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Another contrast between the two Is
still more striking, Dryden, born and
reared a Puritan. became Catholic and
employed his talents in favor of Charles
II and James Il; Pope born and reared a
Catholic, resolutely refused to change his
religion when it would have been vastly
to his advantage to do So The life and
writings of both show too plainly that
their religion had little influence upon
their "daily walk and cenversationS yet
it is easier to believe that Pope had a
deep and abiding principle which Dryden
lacked, and that the favor of the court
merely changed the latter from peor
Protestant into a worse Catholic.
It is also TO be noted that Pope revised
all of his productions and rewrote some
Of them many times, striking out as the
experience Of popular criticism for years
suggested, and yet his was not long
life for he was born in 1858, and died at
Twickenham, Middlesex, May 80, 1744
His father, an ardent Roman Catholic,
had acquired a moderate fortune As
linen merchant before the evil days came
for Catholics after the exposure Of so
called plots, and the villainics and per
iuries Of Dangerfeld and Titus Oa-es.
With his fortune in cash the father re-
tired TO a secluded hamlet in Windsor
forest The boy was sickly and deformed,
and was at first thought too delicate for
school. lie taught himself to write BY
copying letters ont Of books printed in
the old script, and acquired some Latin
and Greek in a haphazard way from
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QUICKsTEP.
fHucy out for running out Of line, and Aiken
for interfering with bail.
SCORE ny INNINGS

Earned run Americus |. Base on balls
Americas, :; Quickstep, 3. Stolen bases Nc
Catferty and Campbell q each, Jones and
Collins q EACH. Hit by pitched ball Aiken.
struck out By day, $; by Barkley, Is. Passed
balls McCatferty, 3; Duff, =. Time Of game
Two hours and five minutes. Umpire fergu-
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The government Of ones self is tine only
true freedom Of the individual. Fred
erick Perthes.
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not obscured by that of his immediste sue
cessors. johnson, Goldsmith. Addison.
Swift and the wits of Queen Annes reign
Coming between the brilliant but gen
orally immoral dramatists of the restora-
ton era and the age Of Johnson, Popss
fame has not been dimmed by the fustsr
OF either. -
The reason generally assigned is THAI
Pope took time to polish and improve his
verse, while Dryden wrote to satisfy i'm
mediate necessities and was therefore com
PEELED to write whatever the popular TASTE
at the time called for Dryden was not a
dramatist. yet the age Of Charles II de
manded dramas, and he had to subordin-
ate his natural tendencies to that demand;
the result was number Of hybrid pieces
in which exquisite bits Of poetry appear
here and there in elaborate dramas the
general plan of which is scarcely above
the ridiculous. What could be more ab-
surd, for instance, than the general plan
OF 1.-The Hind and the Panther A milk
white hind and ferocious panther, typi-
flying two great religious bodies, meet
apart from the herd and discuss the real
presence in the eucharist, the British ref
ormation, the right Of private Judgment
and apostolical successionl
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Mane.. nan,l.. kiarL..

Nrw YonK, March i7.-Moncy on call easy
at 2@s'S per cent? closed offered at per
cent
Prime mercantile paper, 595iE per cent
Sterling exchange, dull but steady, and
unchanged.
Government bonds, dull and steady.
State bonds were neglected.
The stock market was ngnin moderately
active today, but M has been the ease during
the past few days the animation was NJ the
expense Of values, and further declines
were the result of the trading. prices az the
close being at the lowest point for the week.
There seemed Ia he marked change IN the
feeling abroad, and London selling was the
feature OF the market. AZ the same time
there was free realization for the domestic,
aud the only support received was
from the short sellers Of the past few
days. The rcalikations we're In part
accounted for by the falling cotton
which has temporarily embarrassed some
spcculaiors Ia stocks, but the bears hight
cned the effect Of the sailing by a return 10
the method OF circulating damaging reports,
rejecting ON stock exchange houses. The
close was dull aud fairly steady, az q shade
better than the lowest prices OF the day.
Almost everything Il lower and New York
Central lost ~ aud East Tennessee per
cent, while the declines in the rest Of the
list were confined 10 fractions
Railroad bonds were quiet, but sympa
thikcd with the movement In shar.s, bcine
heavy throughout, leaving prices generally
lower. The sales were Sii2OoO. The total
sales OF stocks today were 1897 shares
| Closing quotations.
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General News.

TnE Oakland and barges passed down from
s. Louis 10 New Orleans yesterday morning
TmE Belle Memphis from. Nacthez, passed
up 10 ST. Louis last night. She put of here
l2j packages OF freight aud added some
sundries.
Tue Henry Marx, with q picnic barge in
tow, arrived from New Orleans last evening.
She returns this evening with barge loaded
with oil cake.
THE City OF Providence, from ST. Louis,
passed down 10 Natchez yesterday morning.
She put of az the elevator 2, 200 packages Of
frcigat and added 90 tons of sundrics.
TuE Kate Adams came in from Arkansas
City yesterday forenoon with 23i bales OF
cotton, - sacks 81 seed cotton, 1877 sacks Of
cotton seed and 70 packages. She goes back
this evening at o'clock.
THE Glyoso brought,in from Tiptonyille
yesterday a bales Of cotton, 5G3 sacks Of
cotton seed, sacks OF peanuts, s. head OF
hogs and Oh packages Of sundries. She re.
turns today at O'Clock p. m.
TIE City Of New Orleans passed here yes
terday forenoon on her way from ST. Louis
to New Orleans with a splendid trip. She
put or coo barrels OF -four aud 80 barrels OF
potatoes She added a lot Of sundries.
NAVIGATION has been resumed on the up
per Mississippi river. The side.whcel War
Eagle was ont 10 Kcokuk, aud the Sidney,
Of the Diamond 10 line, left 81. Louis Wed.
ncsday. They were the first boats Of the
season.
TnE TO a Lee arrived from Osccola yester-
day with II bales Of cotton, 2lS sacks of cot
ton seed - sacks Of seed cotton, 51s7 feet
Of lumber aud ~ packages Of sundries.
She clears for the upper coast again this
evening at . o'clock.
TnE james Lee arrived from Friars Point
yesterday morning with ~ bales OF cotton,
LOIS sacks Of cotton seed, sacks Of seed
cotton, horse aud ~ packages Of sundrics.
She leaves again this evening at 5 o'clock for
Helena and Friars Point
TmE suit OF James c. 0'Neal W.. the steam
boat Guiding Star. an action for damages,
has been compromised. lie wanted 5000
damages he said he sustained while crossing
barge the boat had In tow while bound
south. aud at this port some time in Febru-
airy. The writ va, returned not executed
by order OF lee 4 Mckee. proctors for the
| libelants - Tfelsltirq Hfrqh
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CnIciGo, H., March l7,--Trade on change
carly today was among the professionals
rather Than the scalpcrs. With some trad
ing there was considerable bluff1ng. The
feeling on the floor differed from previous
days IN the fact that the markets did not
bang together and some were firm while
others were soft without apparent reason.
In wheat the local receipts were liberal by
comparison, and the weak cables aud not
unlayorablc weather had softening ten
dcncy; aud, while there was no special de
preston Of prices, the market did not firm
mp with the other grains. The actual trad
Ing was confined mostly TO tbe smaller opcr-
ators May opened at aSgkc, ranged between
ioSs@159ac and 1S}sc, closing at the lattcr
figure.
The strongest article on the floor was corn.
Receipts were below the estimate, and there
was some vigorous local buying, which
added &c TO the price during the first hour.
Late In the session the market weakened
somewhat, owing to selling, due to the large
estimate Of receipts for Monday. May opened
at Ole, touched 5JAc, aud closed ut &c.
Oats acted NJ II pcggcd all day, and did not
get beyond .c rlnge, and closing prices were
the same as Friday. May sold nj 3i@3llsc.
Tho dullcst corner ON the floor was the
provision pit. The feeling was quiet and
steady and fluctuations WIRE confined TO a
Sc range, aud the closiilg Sales were almost
the same figures rs Yesterday, the only
change being a 2lsc advance ON short ribs.
Arrivals Of hogs were fair and prices Sc
higher. Hold Of hc,prpluct manifested
less disposition to sell, afd,he inquiry from
shorts held the markets steady. May pork
sold at siil2iseiill7i4hnd closed az Sii.ih.
Lard was neglected with light sales for May
nj d.02is@1G,. Short ribs sold at 81. - 90
7.25. A better demand existed from export.
crs Of meats, aud sales slowed good in
crease. Summer packing 20 date was l3l, 600
hogs or ll,OO0 better than last season.
The leading futures ragged as follows;
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LONDON, March 17.--Consols closed at
lOl 0-i6d for money and'lfef 1916 for the ac-
count
PARIS, March 17.-Thrce per cent rcntes,
S2f for the account.
BANK cLEARINGs.
NEW ORLEANS, La, March 17.-Clearings
OF the banks, ~, DID, $40.
BALTIMORE, Nd, March l7-Clearings to-
day, ~, 1856, 7O5; balances, 1916, 036.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 17.-Clearings,
sl2,G27, 0O3; balances, $2,l7i,73G For the
week ending today--Clearings, $45, 622, 657;
balances S7,GSi,6l3.
CHICAGO H., March i7.--There Is q
slight improvement. Clearings today,
So4GO,0 0O Cleurings for the week, $50, i2i, 506,
an increase Of So per cent. ms compared
with the corresponding week last year.
Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, March 17.-Clearings,
-, $50, 2iG balances. $5f7,40 This week
Clcarings, Si7,052 s23; balances, SO, 22o060
Last week-Clearings, 81, i26, 762; balances
Sh0f,5 sos Corresponding week Of 1856
Clearings, Sl7. pa $40; balances, ~. $4,000.
NEW York, March 1.-THE weekly bank
statement shows the following changes; Re
serve, decrease sl,i75,Oj0; loans, Increase
Si0S300 specie, decrease, 81 500, GOO; lcgn
tenders, decrease, $4,000 deposits, decrease
1901 GOO circulation, decrease, 50, 800. Tho
banks now hold 81, 092. $50 in excess Of III,
- per cent rule. Clearings today were $l07,
5Sl, y31; balances, 1929, 462.
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Cash quotations were rs follows.
flour-Not materially changed; winter
wheat s2.5oCsL95; spring si.7S@L4G rye,
-. 1OCa3i5.
No. 2 spring wheat, 7IN@u,Ic; No. 2 red
wheat, ~ lkc; No. ? corn, 500; No. 2 oats
sic; No. | fax seed, sl.i5; prime timothy
seed. S2.bOd262.
Mess pork, per brl, siioo@i,.o5 Lard, per
100 lbs E0t short rib. sides, loose. si,l6;
dry saltcd shoulders, boxed, S8.OOd o. 10.
short clear sides, bowed. ssO0a7G5.
Rcccipis--Flour, 1900 brls wheat, 1900
bu; corn, i52.OOO bu: oats, 10000 bu; rye,
1900 bu; barley, 2i,0o0 bu.
shipments - flour $1,000 bris; wheat,
$1,000 bu; corn, SicOo bu; oats, $500 bui
rye, 1900 bu; barley, q 600 bu.
ST.. LOUIS No. March iT.--Flour--Fim
and unchanged.
Whoat-Opcncd easy and was pretty firm
during the early part Of the session. but
closed skdhc lower than yesterday; No. .
red, cash, s20tS2ac. April closing at s2c.
May, S2ds2ssc. closing M Sic: June,
Slgsasi &c, closing at size; July, T7Nsegssc,
closing az Tssc; August T5sk@7sc, closing
size.
Cop-Iower generally steady; cash,
i5,ial6Ac April closing at as; May, 900
49, hf'1tNN ~ ~ sN1f HFAWhNa'f
closing at i1isc.
oats-Lower and weak cash, oo,lci May,
2oA0a20Ac
Rye-OOilc,
Barlcy-75dsikc
Bnn-I.owcr nc.
Corn mcal-s2 5Oa255.
Hay-firm and unchanged; prime tim.
othy, n2OOei7.Oo, prairie, ss.op6tl20o
Buiicr-firm; creamery, .i@2sc; dairy,
@Ctac.
EgEs-i9@i9yc. ~
Provisions - Dull. Pork, siAi5Gll25.
Lard, T.30a13s. Dry-Euit mcats-Shoui-
dcr thoxcdh 5000 long clears, N.i2it;
clear ribs, SeS. shortR dcars, S.iOeJ760.
bacon (boxcd h--Shouldpv. SG35 isaG50.
long oleaIs, f.s1lS; clear ribs, Ss.0asOS.
short clear, tS9@s2s. Hams $1,000
| 200 llf
Rcccipls--Flour, TOO .brls: wheat. 1900
bu; corn, 0',0oo bu; oa1s, ZOO bw rye,
none. harley. 1000 bu. irls
Approximations, e0co hrls wheat,
1900 bu; corn. g1,Oco M; oats, i2,0oo bu,
rye, none barley, 2OoJhn
Kansas CRY, No. March i7-wheat-
Stcany; No. 2 soft cusB,Jst askcd; May, Soc
asked. Con-Strongcf No. cash, i34c
asked May, ilAc bid, ti9sc asked. Oats
No. 2, s'e asked. in'o
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EXCHANGE.
New York and cities north and cast, on
Remand x discount buying New York
ind principal cities north and cnst sight,
\ discount buying New Orleans, ~ dis
count buying.
Selling Raies--On New York 4 per cent,
premium ON sums below $1,000, $3.50 per
M 900 premium on sums Of 1900 or more;
bn Cincinnati. st. Louis or Louisville, $3.50
per 81, 900 premium ON all sums; on New
Orleans, $3.50 per 81 600 on oil sums. Prime
Local securities are steady, quotations UNI
| changed No transactions at stock call board
| meeting today.
The local cotton market closed quiet and
EASY today Sales, 100 bales, all TO exporters
.ew Orleans spots closed quiet and of &c
9th futures barely steady aud of 10 II
y Jnts The Liverpool spot market closed
N. prices generally IN buyers favor; fut
IN Is are quiet and steady and or TO
\ lnis.
/ a New York spots closed steady and mn.
hanged, and as 90 futures Hubbard. Price
IA: Co., IN their report OF cotton, say: "The
<<uli Of today's trading has not contributed
10 the great satisfaction Of the bull contin-
|Rcnt, aud this element seems TO be con-
*<tantly decreasing one upon the floor Of the
. exchange. Opening reports from Liverpool
Fl were unsatisfactory. Private cables reported
1 ihe feeling as bearish, and Indicated lack
III confidence IN the general condition Of the
cotton market. This was reflected here IN q
Decline Of Cos points, and tho market
~howedhut little variation from these figures
iurinr the two hours the exchange remained
pen
The total receipts at United States ports
Friday were . 403 bales aud for the same
W. last year li,0li bales
/ The New Orleans sugar market continues
| eady. There isa slow movement In kettle,
a fair inquiry for oentriiugals. Molnssc'
y i developed no new feature, with fair In
hurry for cboilcd goods from the grocer,
rndc. There Is no change TO note In tn
ice market. The cargo Of the steamer In
I-rpid, consisting Of 800 boxes McssinI
orangcs 40D boxes Ncssina lemons
h fIC0 boxes Palermo oranges and 900,
boxcs Palermo lemons. will be sold at auc
/ tion tomorrow (Monday). The demand for
omnrrs and lemons + fair and prices ore
well maintained. The supply Of domestic
{ orangs i scant, but there is a moderate
rsocl. of sicilian frat.
The quotation committees Of the MGR.
~lanis cxchanss shade no change IN prices
||tuutx
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Cmcloo, H., March 1.-THE Drours' Jour.
shipments, 800 head. Market steady; steers
S3.i0atoO stockcrs and feeders $500 3 90
cows bulls aud mixed. t2.oo@3S1i Texas
cattle, ta0o@tt0.
Hog-Receipls, 1900 head shipments
1000 head. Market strong and a shade
higher mixed. s5.i50ab 80; heavy, $500
800. light, ss.l06t5.0o. rkipr. t3.bea600
sheep .llcccipts, 1000 head; shipments
none. Market strong; natives. tt00@8 TO-
westerns, S5oa0.0q Texans sA00tsj,O0
lambs, a.. JOdf0 rs.
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THE RIVERS.
Steamers Leaving.
Moyemenfs No 1ho Leyce.

Arrivals-James Lee, Friars Point; Kat
Adams, Arkansas CITY; Rob Roy. Walnu
Bend; Gayoso, Tip,onville; Rosa Lee, 0sce
ola; City Of New Orleans 81 Louis; Oakland
81. Louis; City Of Providence. st. Louis
Henry Marx, New Orleans; Belle Memphis
Natchez.
Dcparturos-Cily Of New Orleans, New
Orleans; City Of Providence, NatchcS Oak
land, New Orleans; Belle Memphis, st. Louis
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HAY-Choicc. from store, n5caii.00; car
prime, store, isNdn2'sc, car load from lcvce
or depot Si7 OO@is50, prairie from stow,
OO,d70c cat load from lcycc or depot 5000
Mi2Un
Br.N-.-from store, ,iOo from leycc or
depot, si0o.
CoRN-from store white o.: mixed, bsc;
from lcvcc or depot white In bulk. 57c; In
sks to-, mixed. IN bulk, sac, In ~, 67c.
OATs-.from store, white, l9c, mixed, 10;
from leyce or depot, white. IN bulk, 3sc In
sks, iOC; mixed. IN bulk. 30c. in ~, 3sc.
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GENERAL TRADE.


CoHS Meu,--Siandard s2.Gi, pearl, $500
roller, 81 IDaJOO quiet.
BF,Ns- Navy, S2.75m3Ol medium, g. IS.
oar MruL--in half brls, $3.50 from store.
fIorR--fnm store, common, S3uOda2i
family. 81. 2jet3 50, choice. Si50fs3.1 -. fancy,
fLcallo extra fancy, A.25aLbo patent,
ti.b0tf1.0t quiet
CnAoKIns-Soda extra, lc, soda, treble cx.
ira, iiGc; ginger snaps, o'S@G8i assorted
iumblcs, ICE
CHAcKrD wmE,r--In half brls, si25 from
store.
lIoNiNY AND GrIrs-From store, t3.2S.
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Spots opened quiet and closed steady
middling, 1910 Safes, 30 bales. Quota
tons were rs follows; Ordinary, nc; good
ordinary, s ii.l6c; low middling, Ossc; mid
ding, 1O,sc good iniddiing, iossc; mid
ding fair, lie; fair, l%c.
Futures opened weak ami closed quiet and
steady, as follows March, 0.7s@9.s0; April,
osj@9se, May, 095@oo0 June, 10000
1901; July, lo.os@iooa August 1913;
September, o79@o,soi October, 0.0i@902;
November, o'5i@o.52; December, 0.52@9. SO;
January, 050@0.0l. Sales. 10000 bales
New York cotton statement for week end
ing March III IS99.
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Stockholders Meeting.

A MEETING Of the siock holdcrsof the Truy aud
ihs once Of nnid company, In the town Of TROY,
In Ohion county tennessee. on Monday the 9Th
day Of February, AID. isss Tor The consideration
and SETON upon prcpo.ed ms ~ and lsnanc,
The Transaction Of such other bushes a. may be
advised. Nv ordof Of tho board Of DIRECTOR. 10
oembcr ~. fss7. Gro. n WILSON. President
VI nnicL secretary.
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Arrested Tor RobbIas tho Mails.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, March i7.-George
W. Lus,ed, a postal clerk, was arrested
last night by posioiiice inspector on a
charge Of robbine the mails. Lustcd made
a confession, and attributed his downfall
10 his high living. He had been living
here with a woman, on whom he spent
money layislLy, also supporting a wife and
family at Lancaster, Wis, and spending
every other night al his country home.
Living In this way, his salary OF $1,000
was inadequate 10 meet his expenses, and
he reverted 10 robbing the mails. lie had
been postal clerk two years.
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Mules and Horses.

HoRsrs Pair demand: drivers, si25di75;
heavy draft, siT5a225; saddle, si50@20O, cx-
ira saddle, S2o0,a250, plugs, t50ta65; Texas
ponies, t2s0D; common drivers, S550ti00,
MuIp--fair demand; "a 20 iiis hands
high, s1DaiiO; az 20 rs hands high, silO9
i25. 10 TO i5,S hands high, ti25@iO0; 1871 10
10 hands high, SlbOldleO
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n sufferers FROM Consumption,

scrofula. bronchitis aud general debility will
try Scotts Emulsion of Cod Liver oil with
Hypophosphitcs they will find immediate
rclief and permanent benefit The medical
profession universally declare II n remedy Of
the greatest value and very palaiable. Read;
II have used SCOTS Emulsion In several
cases OF scrofula and debility In children.
Results most gratifying Ny little patients
take Il with pleasure. wv. A. HuInEEr, NJ.
d.. Salisbury. I'LL
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Live stock.

snEKr-choicc, i,Sc; medium, ah@Ic;
common, fi.O0di.5O.
LANEs--Chocc, $500; common TO good, per
head, Si.5O63.00
GRAss CArrLr-Choice, 394Cti,sc; good ~.
@S,fc. fair to medium, 2lsm3c; scallawags
ise2c; feeders light 2@2,fc, heavy 2N
6t3c.
fIoos--cholco light, 6@b,li good, 4X@5ci
co,uu.., li6.IILe
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Provisions.

fisu--M ackcfel, half brls. No. 1. 500
No. 2. p2i. No. n - iO.lb kit, No. I,
$40, No 2. si.O5, No. ., -. Dry her.
ring. family, sc per box.
llog pnoprcrs--firm; mess pork. $500
6tiO0 sugar cured hams. ii@ii isc; break.
fast bacon. ii@li &c; bulk pork clear sides,
7,s@sc; clear hb sides i.s@5Ac; long.
clear, sA@7isc, shoulders, 0i.c
LAnp.-1cs 7ifc; half brls, INC; kegs, THc;
choice kettle, sa@9'tc, steady.
Pos fEir-liris, $50 half brls, 1900
go. keys, Sl.t0
FEKsn Mn,rs---Choicc beef. headquarters.
Nc; forcqunrier. &C., second grade, hind.
quarters, Uc, iorcquartcrs, IS. sheep, ~.
Hog, 10,
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