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FALL Of Paris tonight
PROHIBITION nlscussEp.
A Gubornatorial Candidate and u Ton,
porance Lecturer.


porance Lecturer.
The Shelby county Prohibition or Pco-
pies Reform party held little love feast
at the county COURTROOM last night, those
in attendance numbering iorty.cight, in
Guiding six ladies and seven negroes Mr.
J. &. johnson, Gubcrnatorial candidate,
delivered an address with view to show
that neither the Democratic nor the Re-
publican parties could be trusted on the
whisky question, or with the legislation
OF the country, but that the Peoples Re.
form party was all right ON these questions
and could safely be trusted 10y the people.
Ills address was OF rambling character,
and was delivered in a conversational tone
Of voice. lie appeared 10 be q pleasant,
phlanthropic old gentleman, and was quite
mild in his treatment of tie subject under
consideration. H. makes no prCtcntiuns
TO being public speaker, hut goes along
in an old-iashioned way aud tells his story
in fla n language, easily understood.
lie was followed hy q temperance lcct-
urer, Prof. Tate, Who is quite glib aud
pleasant talkcr. HcdOlyor,d Il pretty good
Prohibition talk, Interesting aud amusing.
llo did not refer 60 local issues, but con-
fined himself 90 the discussion Of the three
parties in the field, Democratic, Republic
eau and Prohibition, and easily came 10
the conclusion that there was no differ.
ence between the two platforms, Demo-
cratic and Republican,, that their plnnks,
on an issues were IDENTICAL and both were
oppose TO lr hi VI In-Hut hc b''c "a
that The rrOhibiiiouisis IN both these par
ti1 would eventually come together under
new name aud leave the auti-rroh.-
bitionists OF both pArticsto themselves, an
in the political bItiic which would cnsuc
on this issue the irohibiuonistS would Win
and am end would bc put 10 the manuipctuC
aud sale Of intoNiclting beverages In th,
United States nud 10 their importation
from abroad. llC proved and settled al
this 10 his own sat action and 10 the vat
isiaction OF n majority Of his iorty-Cighi
hearers, and concluded by stating that an.
other meeting would DO held tomorrow
THURSDAY night at the Bcalc street mar
kct-housc, and after the speaking was over
an organization OF the party for campaign
purposes Ia Shelby county would take
place with view to vigorous work from
now until election day, and ON that day NJ
the polls This closed the exercises iur the
evening.
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cages in them. They create dislrust
and suspicion, engendcr ill-iccling and en-
tail misery and suffering upon innocent
women and children. Ii is, and has ever
been, the policy OF both brothorhoods to
avoid them rs much as possible. Mr..
Perkins and Mr., Stone are the first rail.
road officials wo have been unable TO set.
tie with during the pas, eleven years. We
fail TO understand what they expect to
gain by the course they pursued. A
large percentage OF the men they employed
were unreliable and incompetent Such
men rs they would not employ prior
10 tho strike. II We had made un-
reasonable demands or Attempted in any
way TO dictate TO them how they should
operate their road they would have been
perfectly justified in resisting But when
we expressed willingness TO submit our
claims to any three general managers in
Chicago and abide by their decision, and
they were willing 10 do likewise, il showed
that they knew they were in the wrong.
Be ii said 10 the credit OF our men that
they acted in unison, and exhibited
throughout patience, prudence and for
bcarance, and were at all times ready 10
make some sacrifice rather than prolong "A
struggle that could scarcely end fairly
where tyranny, actuu,ci 10y sellshncss,
was the enemy.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. l7-NIr. Arthur
said he should never regard the Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy strike failure, OK
cept on the part OF the road. 1t would
serve to purge the brotherhood OF the dan
gcrcus element, and to add largely 20 its
numbers. II was extremely notifying
he said, to think that any oi the members
OF the organization should SO far forget
themselves as TO become involved in any
scheme or plot TO destroy lie and property.
The brotherhood condemns ali acts Of
lawlessness, and viii punish the guilty.
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/. S,nrlsns NCn.,s.
FAIL Of Paris tonight
IS HE A BuRoLAR7

An Alleged Negro Doctor Arrested
Undsr Suspicious Ciroumstsncos.
Edward Burnley, u negro Who claims 10
be a doctor. but who is suspected OF being
burglar, was arrested last night by Capt.
O'ilaver and Sorgt llodr.ck at his cabin
on the fernando road. four miles from the
city A silver watch, on the case Of which
was engraved the uamo Albert Hathson,
vas found on the prisoners person, also
part Of another silver watch. Burlcy FAY.
ho bought the articles, but docs not re-
member the party from whom he puE
chased them. lie will be- held until mJrc
q learned Of his character.
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Az rrIsoDr w mn ryrNING.
FArL Of Paris tonight
THE REPUBLICAN WINS.

Judge nm. Of the Pulaski County. Arkan-
saH, Court, Decides Ia o'Hnir's Favor.
special Dispatch 70 The Appgai.
LirrLE Roci, Ark, Oct. i7.-County
Judge hin today rendered his decision in
favor Of I. J. O'llair, Republican con.
toslnnt for the Office Of sheriff Of this
county. The court holds that rs the votes
not stolen ut the time Of the poll book rob
berry show n majority ior The Republican
candidate. and az Il Is generally under.
stood that those missing give m1luriiics lur
tie same, IL Is clearly his duty 10 further
the will II the people by declaring elected
the candidate supported 10y that party.
Notice Of an appeal 10 the circuit court Was
given aud court adjourned.
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FALL Of Paris tonight


CINCINNATI. o.. oct I5.=Rivcf ~ icci ? inches
aud f,anr Weather usll aui iuif,
ViCksBt r.. Miss. ont o. HWonihcf warmer
aud suiity. Iu,sci NJ n,lir Memphis
EVANSVILLE Ind. oct i5.HNfDf feet d
inches and tisius. Weather Ciuut and cpol
CAiIyD. III. oct i5.=AuilvI Paris e. IiuWn,
Cincinnati. noon. Departed \viUuy. piu,
River usiur Ncnthvf clear nni rrd
LOUISVILLE. Ky. oct IT, Nuun# Tho river
il fisIur. With \ irei inches iu tiy CnuHl. Hud
icci GA the iAlA HusiuCs goIl. Myatbgi
clear ana pleasant
MN OHi.EANA "a. oct. i7.HWraihcf CLOUDY
aud warm Arrived. New Steamer Ia tuupHC
Ohio river. city II iatHu iIuEv, -t i0uia. nt
taftcd. City u taiou ituusv. ~ Louis
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qrrrinI DIsnntrh 10 Ihe ArIraI

CAIRO. M. oct D. Nilulls.=Ihc Paris e
nfusn arrived this morning uui nitrf unloading
hff Laf-ra will add ~ luuH Hul leave Zoe Sew 90
leans 9TH urlfly iull load The tiiy 81 iWti.
demo, rui % l,sl i,,i ui lnmt.f h,fc ihis nom.
ifn The Gunltn STAT De- h"fy UHllpUlng ut Tie
HuUksye STATE aud will rytufu ~ Cincinnati ~ as
~ leave thrfu rutuulat ~" HurkrNc state rui
Memphis l0 iuuftuw morning Win ~ iuus Huu y
pss.surrfa Tho City ~ Muufur arrived ifuin -
louis IN % huuu uu Ieyt ln iurhr ui WtiCf Tie
shos.st place lsiug ID hHflrs canal. H. yell Ne
fined fuf this staRu 81 liver The Sew south Wa
ID tatic Gifatdoau auru The Nuufur rau1 ~,
1hs neat VALLEY toe 90 ~ Louis viii tnkr up
.aUu bushels 81 wheat. making llhu1 tushrH
tbipt.ad ifum htfr in tIfIH toss 1hv suaF Iuti
Inhn N4rumh isfi hrv this morning 10 pun
,nAs, ictwosu CHifU aud Memphis.
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FAIL Of Paris tonight
THE FIRE RECORD.
children Burned 10 Death.

MILWAUKEE. Wis, Oct. IA special
10 the EpHing H6cswiH from Fairfield,
Wis, says "Thc residence Of g. y. Smith
was dcst roycd 10y fire this morning NJ
about $50 O'Clock. Two children, aged
three year and eighteen months re-
spcctiyely. were burned 10 death The
childnn wcro alone In the house when
the Gre occurred aud were unable TO
escape"
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Rrp IlEApa


SHEFFIELD, Ala, Oct IA special 10
the Ddiiy Eui,Pr'g from Decatur lays
No deaths aud three new cases, viz Joseph
Dickson, local editor Of the Fro Lance,
Mr. Smith. a telegraph operator. aud Mrs.
Woodbridge. Two Oi the cases on hand
are considered serious.
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FAN Of Paris tonight.
Inian- NcM..

We beg leave 10 announce 20 I'll our
friends within 900 miles Of Memphis THAI
the greatest spectacular exhibition ever
brought To the south. 1.-THE Fall Of Paris. :"
nov ready and the first exhibition will
be given Monday night, October $. The
Sphynx assures the people that "Thc Fall
oi Paris" Is worth going miles toscc, Tick
cts for sale only at
/. SAME soS x Co.'s,
$40 Main street
P.S-Jusl received, through Memphis
custom-housc, q fine lot Of imported cigars.
A fall stock Of Straiton 4 storms famous
New York cigars always on hand.
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Special Dispatch IN The APPEAL
EVANSVILLE Ind. OCT 1.-THE Joe iDulct
which. ass',i ~ al nuuu to-day, uIsiits thv lufH
& ibfsu under NHt Hi Tee lhf'H Nisirfs ~"
Buksyo state undet way % Guloania Hud the
uuniir Ntats at daotf.IIr ihH lHurI vHs HEfuuud
lev Hnlfs. Tho fuuIlf pulled ni be- aui lrn
her under way Ia Eufsf shHpr Yesterday afternoon
mounting iHiHw Muuut vernon. lhrfr Hrr iHia
ui liver water 90 "a !1..lr and ir.i Inches On
Hint Island iuiay
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Special pi'Iairh ~ TO- AriHlh
MAooS. Miss, Oct 1.-THE second day
Of our fair opened under ilailcring cIrcum-
stances. tie weather being all sunshine.
There were an imnrnsv concours1 Of pep
pie In attendance, estimated at 5000 par
sons. The mciug vH- zp'cn Vel, und every.
body seemed 10 enjoy H. Tomorrow ana
Friday arr the big day-, as ihcc viii he
several races run by huu horses owned IN
this county.
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FAIL Of Paris tonight
BUSINESS FAILURES.
Mhn,e.nIr Icnrlrr..

CLEVELAND, o.. Oct. 1.-THE wholesale
jcwolry firm Of J. II. Chandler & Co., do
ing business here, went into bankruptcy
today. George I. Case was appointed ~.
siynec. and his bond wis fxe'l al 80, 90.
Tho liabilities of the firm are estimated VI
$50. 900 and the assols the sano7
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Atfrea M. ,.,,L.. A,,i.,.

NV YoRK, Oct. i5.-AliIed II. Gilks,
the arts, who las, night cut bis ihroa,
with n razor at his residence, No. % Dean
street, Brooklyn, while suffering from
malarial fever. died from the effects Of hs
wound carly this morning.
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QuEnEr, Oct Hills cKccllcucy, the
Count Of Premio-Real, Spanish consul.
general at this port, while handling o
revolver this morning, accidcnlly shot
himself and died aimost Instantly.
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Tho baggage aud cxpp,s cans Of the
north bound West shor poet express
were crushed by the collapse Of tunnel
near West Point, y. -, yesterday. M
one was killed.
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HfFflal NisiNtfh " ahN NllaAh
GHEENNtiLI. Mits. CT D. lhr Nul0inf star,
seventeen days ffum Ilu.IuuHii .tfi iUf ihr south
I'd h Nm. Yfsisrlay IUH mHIl huai lIufHUIuF
Wlfi ia COT Anattls fIU.Uf IAN. The uttf IT,
lcst aud falling Abe weather D. U,cfuat aud
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DUNK Nlalio ni soda fountain.
OBITUARY.
tount HoblInu
A snsuIst .o.n.uIslnnsrnI.

Row, Oct. i7.-Counl Robllan Is Jca
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Matter Of Interest.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, June q, 1888
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga
Gentlemen-In 1856 l contracted
blood poison, and at once sought a
physician, who treated me for several
months. BY his advice | went TO
Grab Orchard Springs, Ky, where
his course of treatment was carefully
observed. recovered, as thought,
but the next spring pimples began to
appear on my face and body. These
gradually increased TO sores and rum
ming ulcers. l was advised to try s.
S. S, and Immediately after taking
it l commenced to improve, slowly at
first, but more rapidly afterwards,
and soon nothing remained to tell of
my trouble. My blood is now thor.
Oughly cleSnsed, and my system free
from faint, and l owe my present con-
dition-a perfect cure-to your med
icine | cheerfully give this state
ment that others who suffered as !
have may reap the same benefit
HARDY NJ. BURT.
u West 9th street.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis
eases mailed free.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Drawer 3,
Atlanta, Ga.
The Ksntuekian is the cheapest paper published
n this end Ofthe State.
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BEVERLY Nov. 3, 1SSS-Miss Jane
Harrison, of Maxims Mills, is visiting
Mr.. Geo. Majors family.
Miss Matte Matthews, of Corbin.
dale, Tenn is spending the week
with Mr.. b. M. Huffman's family.
Irving Cayce owns mare that ate
ninety ears of coru in twelve hours.
Mr.. Marion Davie, of Tennessee,
has rented DIR. Dulin's place for next
year. We heartily welcome Mr..
Davie TO our village,
Mack Cravans has contracted TO
work Mrs. Eliza Fleming's farm for
three years.
A protracted meeting will COM
mence at Locust Grove church Sun
day next. BERGUNDY.
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The Weather. Plant.


The remarkable specimen of the veg
ctable world, the "weather plant"
continues toexcite considerable inter-
est here. Men of science, who on its
first discovery were unwilling to ex-
press an opinion on its prognosticating
virtues, now agree, after extensive ex-
periments, that the shrub is in truth
prophetic. Thirty-two thousand
trials male during the last three
years tend to prove its infallibility.
The plant itselfis pegume, common
ly called the "Paternoster-pea," but
known in botany as the Abrus Pere-
LINUS. 1t is a native of Corsica and
Tunis. Its leaf aud twig strongly
resemble those of the acacia. The
more delicate leaves of its upper
branches foretell the state of the
weather forty eight hours in advance,
while all its lower and harder leaves
indicate all atmospheric changes
three days beforehand. The indica-
tons consist in a change in the posi-
ton of the leaves and in the riso and
fall of the twigs and branchlets.
srinsyour job work to us II you want il we'll exc
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ADVERTISING RATES.

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For further information apply for card OF
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SpeciGllooals so cents perinch for each inser
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Obituary notices over 10 lines, resolutions OF
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Are You Going to Kansas
Missouri, Colorado, Cali
fornia or Any of The
Western States7

If you should avail yourself of the
that are now offered by
the Kansas City Route, the only di-
rect route from the South to the
West and Northwest. This line runs
its entire trains, with Pullman Palace
Cars and free Reclining
Chair Cars, from Memphis to Kan
sas City, saving many hours time
over any other route. If you are 60
ing you will save money by purchas-
ing your ticekts via Memphis and the
Kansas City Route. Send for large
map of this Snort Route mailed free
Address,
J.E. LOCKWOOD,
Kansas City, Mo.
H. D. ELLIS, Ticket Agent,
81 Madison Street Memphis, Tenn
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WHITE's CREAM VERMFUGE is the
largest 25-cent worm medicine in the
market, the dose being small, it is the
cheapest. 1t is its own purgative,
aud does not require to be followed
by the nauseous dose of castor oil or
other purgative medicine. Full di-
rections on every bottle. For sale by
Il. b. Garner.
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Monthly Crop Report.

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF
AGRICULTURE, HORTICULTURE
AND STATISTICS,
< FRANKFORT, KY, Nov. |, 1883.
Most of the crops in kentucky
have matured and have been fully
reported heretofore. Very full re-
ports from l03 counties, as TO the
condition Of the corn and tobacco
crop, and the fall seeding of wheat,
summaries the result as follows:
TOBACCO.
The crop generally being very long
and leafy, only four or five stalks
could be hung on stick. Conse-
quently, the barn room was insuflici-
ent TO hold ii, and large quantities
had to remain on the scaflold until
that in the barn could cure. The
continuous rains in the greater part
of October kept the tobacco in barns
very sappy, and that on the scaflold
was generally damaged; much of il
softened in the stem and sloughed of
from the stalk the chief loss being
in the discoloration and washing of
the gum, which is so essential
as a vital property. This
appears not to be so much the case in
Southern and Western Kentucky,
where the crop generally is good
one, and the best for stemming they
have had for years.
In Central and Eastern Kentucky,
much was on the scaffold October %,
and some even as late as November
LIST. The crop in these sections will
lug and trash very heavy. There is
large quantity of good tobacco, and
some very fine, but the crop, as a rule
will not be good one. The objec-
ton TO it will be found TO consist in
frost-bitteu, cut before ripening,
house-burn, overflow on lowlands,
and exposure to wet weather on the
scaflold, and want of color in the late
cutting.
WHEAT.
Wheat-sowing has been delayed by
wet weather and the tangled condition
ofun-cut corn. A large portion will
he very late, The later it is sown
the less chance it will have to root
well before the winter freezes. The
fall sowing will not be over before
the 10th inst. The estimated increase
in acreage over 1887, was about Il
per cent. under the stimulus of the
recent advance in prices. This will
be reduced TO about per cent. by
the unfavorable season for seeding
The early sowing is all up and look.
ing well, and the land was generally
well prepared.
CORN.
In our last reported we noted the
serious damage to corn by being
blown down by the rain and storm on
the 10th of August, early drouth, and
in many sections by chinch bug,
which we now confirm,
All of the corn on the ground will
be nearly worthless the damage ov-
or the State is fully 10 per cent. from
this source. Farmers should feed all
that will do, as soon as possible, and
shuck out such as they cannot use
and expose il TO the sun and wind.
There is great complaint of hog
cholera in many counties, and it is very
fatal. One farmer living at MUD
rough, in Hardin county, has lost a
great many cattle from strange dis
ease. lie thinks it is pleuro. pneu-
monia. The matter is now being in
vestigated.
The year now nearing its close ha,
been very prosperous one in the
matter Of crops, nearly everything
for man and beast being abundant.
The point is, now that crops are
made, to properly take care of them,
aud we can not too often urge the ne
cessity of substituting good breeds of
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CoUssEN's HONEY OF TAR and DIR.
TABLER's PILE OINTMENT are good
sellers with US, also WHITES CREAM
VERMIFUGE, but TAYLoR's SURE CHILL
CURE leads. All appear to give salts
faction wherever used. For sale by
II. b. Garner.
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We warrant TAYLoR's SURE CHILL
CURE TO give entire satisfaction in all
cases that it is recommended for, pro-
vided the contents of bottle are used
according to directions. For sale by
II. b. Garner.
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"The cry is still they come" for
CoUssENs' HONEY OF TAR, because it
is the only remedy that will positive
ly cure coughs, colds and ALL diseases
of the throat and lungs. For sale by
II. b. Garner.
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D. S. Troutman, West Fork P. o.,
Reynolds County, Mo writes as fol-
lows: al sold one bottle of WHITES
CREAM VERMIEUGE to my neighbor,
Mr.. Allen Moore. He gave the med
icine to three of his children, aud il
brought from them fully 300 worms.
This, / think, is worth calling atten-
ton to the friends of children and
enemies to worms. / will soon order
more of the VERKIFUeE." For sale
by II. b. Garner.
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A WORD OF WARNING.

stock for inferior kinds. 1t is just as
cheap TO keep good stock as it is to
keep scrubs.
Respectfully,
CHAs. Y. WILSON,
Commissioner of Agriculture.
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List Of Prominent Farmers Who
Will Support Both Railroad
Propositions.

We the undersigned citizens of
Fairview precinct promise TO support
both railroads by our votes ON Nov.
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We have the latest style presses to do our job
work on.
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ssEl.VEEElY SOUTH EEyEVtgiAE

l8 AND 20 NINTH STREET.
HOPKINSVILLE, KENTUCKY.
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BEVERLY SPARKS.

Bring your job work to US IL you want il we'll exc
uted AZ low prces,
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GRATEFUL-COMFORTING
EPPS'S COCOA.

BREAKFAST.
"Bv through knowledge Of the natural lawe
which govern the operations OF digestion and
nutrition, and by careful application OF the
fine properties OF well-selected Cocoa. Mr..
Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a
delicately navourcd beverage which may save
us many heavy DOCTORS bills. Tit by the judic-
ious use Of such articles Of diet that constitu-
ton may DO gradually built up until strong
enough TO resist every tendency to direase.
Hundreds OF subtitle maladies are floating
around us ready TO attack wherever there is
a weak point. We may escape many fatal
shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with
pure blood and properly nourished frame."-
Livil Service Gazette Made simply with boil
ing water or milk. Sold In half-pound tins, by
Groceries. labeled thus;
JAMES EPPs a CO Homeopathic Chemists,
London, England.
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FLOUR, MRAL AND MILLsTUFF.
FLOUR-Round lots sell as follows: Choice
patents, so GOGGLES; plain patents, S5,TbCt6.O0,
choice; $5.5O(G5 rs; plain fancy, 1926; No. !,
N.759k00; extra family -. 50Gl. 75 ;buckwheat
50 .25gB 81 for Eastern; yb.50(g5.7b for Western.
C0RHMKAL-ljolted, $l.30 q 100 ID; kiln dried,
$500.
MILL FEED-We quote on arrival; Bran, $3.50
shorts, $40. so; shipstuiIs, Sl9.
GRAIN AND HAY.
WHEAT-wc quote No. wheat TO arrive; sl.OO
for red.
CoRN-No. mixed. to arrive, 4Gc; white,
49, &c; ear corn, 20 400.
OATs-No. new oats, 26c;
RYE-No. 2 rye, So
HAY-Fanoy timothy, SIS choice, Sll
low grades, Sl2
STRAw-S6 D. ton.
PROVISIONS.
BAooE-Clear rib sides, sISo. clear sides, O1lc;
shoulders, 7<c.
BULK MKATs-Clear rib sides, glfc; clear
sides, 1lSo; cured shoulders, 7l3c.
SUGAR-CURED MRATs-HamH, IL 6(D12lfo; for
large to small averagei shoulders 90; break
fast bacon IL.
LARD--Choicc leaf. IL; in kegs and buckets,
lll9c. -
CoIPEE-Rio, ordinary, lS@lic; primo, "a q ]