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EM1NENr oouNsEa ENeAeEn.
PLOTTING ANARCHISTS.
Alleged Discovery of scherse for an
Outbreak in Paris.

PARIS, August 12th.-It is believed the
anarchists have been preparing for pop
ular outbreak and intended to use the pre-
vsiling riots as a means Of assisting their
cause. At the houses of some an
archists who haYe been arrested.
large quantities Of proclamAtions CALI
ing upon the strikers To join in a
revolution have been seized. It is rumore6
that Soudey, one of the ringleaders, Sc
creted thousand reyolyers il the Labor
Exchange, and that the Government pre-
vented the uprising by seizinG and cloaing
the Exchange.
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fcopuiaat .sss. tra u. caifornla A..ac.a..a preu

fcopyi9ht. sss. by tie California Aaocsatea Pres ]
WAsHINGTos, August 12th.-Mrs. Sheri-
dan visited her husbands grave at Airing
ton this afternoon. II is believed to he her
farewell visit TO the tomb before her re-
turn to Eonquitt, where the children were
left after their fathers death.
Many visitors who were unable to be
present at the funeral visited Arlington to-
day. In short time steps will be taken TO
place monument over his remains. The
conspicuous site in which the interment
was made will permit it to be seen in clear
weather from the Capitol and the Potomac
river landings north of Alexandra.
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ON THE DEsRET.
Arizona Heat Causes the Death of q

Arizona Heat Causes the Death of &:
XoUag Woman.
copS7igat, 1888, byd lie California A:scriaed Press
PHGEIx,, August 18th. "A young
woman knewn as Stella (or Ada Benson,
originally from San Francisco, ar
rived here tvFo weeks ago from Prescott to
play the piaBo and sing in the Capisal Sa-
loon. At neon to-day she started for Ell
Psso to visit her allsdged husband, but
died suddenly On thetrsin before it reached
Maricopa. Nc cause Being ascribed, it is
supposed to have been from over heating.
The weather has been excessively bot for
several daYs
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"DoUBTFULp STATES.
The Republicans Receiving Good Re-
ports From Al Directions.

Copyright. 1855. BY tie alOrsia Associdted Pre.s
WASHINGTON, August 18th. = A large
number oil Congressman here have taken
advantage of the luli in matters at the
Capitol during the wait for the Senate
tariff bill and have made runs home to
look over the field and get some idea of
how things will go in the fall The re-
ports which are brought back are of de-
cidedly encouraging nature for the Repub-
licans.
Chairman Brice bas from time to time
been calling into conference Democratic
members and Senators in order to learn
where money can be expended to the most
advantage.
THE OUTLOOK IN CONNECTICUT.
The reports brought back from Connecti-
cut are very bright for the Republicans.
Congressman Vance has very little hope OF
the Democrats carrying the State, and still
less hopes of being re-elected.
HARRISON STRONG IN INDIANA.
"All this talk said an Indiana man las
night, about the Republican ticket in my
1 State being weak one is nonsense. Th'
ticket is not only strong, but it is one tha
the Democrats can only hope to defeat b,
the hardest work. Congressman Hove
will carry almost every soldie, vote in th
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DESPERATE THIEVES.
A Constsble's Battle With Outlaws on
the Kern County Plains.

the Kern County Plains.
tcoPyfght. 1855. h tie California A.sociatec. Press!
BAKERSFIELD, August 18th Last Tues
day three horses were stolen from q Mexi-
can named Benito Maldonado, from his
place at Rarchito, Los Angeles county.
The thieves started north with their plum
der closely pursued by son of Beuito and
another young Mexican. They overlook
the thieves, who proved 70 be two desperate
looking MeXicans one OF whom was armed,
at point seven miles south of Bakersfield,
where they camped. The stolen animals
had strayed during the night, hence the
delay.
RATTLING FIGHT WITH THE THIEVES.
Benito's son came on to Bakersfield,
arriving here this morning, where he en-
gagged the services of Constable Tibbeis,
and they immediately started for the place.
They resched there about IL O'Clock and
spied the fugitives sitting under cotton
wood tree. One Of them sprang to his feet
and commenced firing at Tibbets, at the
same time retreating behind the trees.
Tib5ets quickly returned the fire, hitting
him IN the wrist.
Then began fusilade. Tibbets, on the
open plain, fired four shots, while the Mexi-
can fired five from his refuge, but with no
effect.
FINALLY CAPTURED.
Tibbsts' companion was badly frightened,
but at last mustered up courage TO fire q
shot, which cansed the horse-thieyes to
surrender.
They were brought TO Bakersfield and
lodged in the County Jail. The prisoners
wound is q severe one, but not dangerous
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CANADA.
Two Fires in Which Eight Children Lose
Their Lives.

QUEBzo, August 12fh-The village of
Cape Ignsce wes the scene of a terrible firs
early on Friday morning The house OF
widow George Sasulette became ignited
while the family was asleep. Before an
escape could be effected five young children
were slowly burned alive before their
mothers eyes, she being paralyzed and
helpless. The mother was rescued by he
oldest son, who vainly tried TO save tb.,
of horq
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THE PLuMED KNIGHT.
Blaine's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for His
Reception in Maine.


New YORK, August 12th-Blsine and his
party dineu last night at Coney Island with
Senator Cameron aud wife Great crowds
were attracted TO the beach by Blaine's
presence, and an enthusiastic reception was
accorded him. At the same hotel with
Blaine were Matt Quay, T. G. Platt, Sena-
tor John Sherman. Senator Stewart of Ne
vada, Governor Hauser of Montana and
President Clevelend's old law partner, W.
7. Bissel, 1t is stated that Blaine's tour
during the campaign will be confined to
New Jersey, Connecticut, New York and
Indiana, and possibly West Virginia.
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PACIFIC COAST.
LIVELY FIGHT WITH TWO HORSE.
THIEVES IN KERN.
Death From the Heat In Arizona
Tragedy Near Santa Cruz
Two Persons Drowned.
por.rLYs. muEFs. ETC.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE sEcoRD-uNIoN.
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NO FLIES on HIA.a
Parnen TO Bring libel Suit IN Scotland
Against the "TImes."

Parnen TO Bring a libel Suit IN Scotland,
Against the "TImes."
LONDON, August 12th.-Parnell viii not
let the Tories hsye their own way with
him in regard to the commission of in
quiry. AFrestments have been served
upon the Edinburgh news agents for 620
each, at the instance Of Parnell, in pro-
ceedings against the proprietor and priater
of the Times. This action is takea for the
purpose of founding jurisdiction in Scot.
land The issuance of arrestmeuts is a
practice in Scotch law to enable foreigner
to sue before Scotch tribunals, hence it is
obvions that Parnell intends 10 prosecute
the Times in the Scotch Courts.
EMINENT COUNSEL. ENGAGED,
LONDON, August 12th.-Parnell has re-
tanned J. B. Baliour, formerly Lord Advo-
cate of Scotland, and Asher, formerly
Solicitor-General from Scotland, both in
Gladstone's administration, to condition
his suit in the Scotch Courts against the
Times Strachan has been retained as
Junior counsel
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eeNER BROS.
ODELL & HERZOG,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHERS

rrRsTcI.Ass MKATs OF ALL KINDS AT
n lowest prices NEW YORK Market,
1920 and fn22 K street Special rates to hotels
and farmers. BSi mp
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Three Men prn,zn1n.

New York. August 12th.--Three young
men-Solomon Reid, Is. ears William
Lawrence, Is. and third. name unknown
were drowned tonight in East river,
opposite Sixth street. from a boat which
was upset by the wash. from ferryboat
They tried to swim asyIore in a strong tide,
and their five cIsgpanions were rescued
after clinging 10 tAe boats keel for half an
hour.
Death 81 Lawrence jerome.
SHARON Conn J.. August l2th.-Lawrence
B. Jerome passed peaceabIy away about
noon to- 'Aay He had not been conscious
since rlday night, aud suffered no pain
His Wife and sooD, Travers Jerome, besides
otf .er members of the family. were az h
edside. The funeral will take place il
J New York on Tuesday or Wednesday
Jerome was in his sixty-ninth year.
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THE MAINE CAMPAIGN.

Augusta people are making tremendous
preparations to give Blaine fitting well
come on his arrival. He will leave Boston
at 1890 o'clock Tuesday morning, proceed
ing direct to Portland, where the Portland
Republican Club will act as escort until he
reaches Augusta. Blaine will return to
Portland on the following day and open the
campaign with speech in which he will
recite the provisions of the Senate bill to
be offered as a substitute for the Mills BILL
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A QUIET DAY.

NEW YORK, August 12th.-Hon. James
G. Blaine and family passed quiet day at
Manhattan Beach, and at o'clock the
party returned 10 New York.
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AT BOSTON.

BosToE, August 11th.-Blaine is expected
here on Monday afternoon. He will make
q speech at O'Clock from the front of the
Hotel Vendome. His first stop in this
State will be at Springfield. where Blaine
will speak from the car platform. He will
make brief addresses, probably, at Wor-
cesier and South birmingham. Blaine
will receive an extraordinary welcome
here. There are no arrangements for a
procession, however. He will leave on
Tuesday forenoon for Augusta.
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Spanish MerinO Rams,

DRApES AND THOR
" oughbreds. for sale
at WHITNEY'S RANCH.
near ROCKLlN. Placer
County, Cal. age, from
one year old up. VIII
be Eold at reduced prices.
Address JOHN T. WEIT.
NEY, Rocklin. Cal.
Iplms
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State, and, in my opinion. is much
stronger man for the Republicans than
Governor Porter. Harrison is not so strong
with the soldier element in his State as
HoYeYn
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Nrw YonE, bee. Money ON call easy
at 1 n 90 2 per csnt; closed Offered 10 2 yer
per cent Prime mercantile paper, 900.
Sterling exchange dull but steady at s4.slh
fur siSiy-day balls aud s4.ss1s Tor demand.
Government bonds were dull but steady
state bonds were dull and hfm.
The stock market Nas active. fcvcrsh and
weak today throughout the entire session
and the tcsult ui thc two hour business u
a. leave the cntirc list materially lower than
last evening The temper II the room was
conscfyatiycly bearish. but London WIS
doing nothing. though the arhitm.
iirrurs had some selling Orders, while the
commission people were not a factor NJ any
time IN the oourC II prices Tho bear un'
der such circumstances became moru ng'
grrHsiyc ~ tie day wore along, aud
the market became moru active and the
weakness more pronounced. The pressure
WIS specially severn against thc Southwest.
Crn stocks The aranren aud n few Others
/ such as Louisville a Nashville aud Cotton
oil. The last named being marked nicatur VI
the markets The Nandcrhilts aud lake
Shorc iu particular were the strong features
IT the day although they werc lraciionnlly
lower nt the close. The opening figures werc
| from - a. y Pee crut below the last nirhts
/ prices. And white thc hrm list wrs further
| fractional luasgs were sustained Va the early
/ trading. followed BY slight reactions before
/ the rui VI the hfat hour Outside NJ Cotton
/ Uil however. the lisi displayed little feature
until after n O'Clock. when the activity be-.
came greater and the weakness moro decided.
| Northwestern coming f. the front and lead.
/ Ing the decline he The cntlru list The
market finally closed active and very weak
ut thC lowest pficys reached Everything on
/ the active list u lower this evening. aud
Manhattan aud Atchi.on, Topeka 4 santa ~
lost per cent, Omaha pricrrd and
| Missouri Pacific ~ pef cent. each. LoVt
| willie a Nashville and New England ~. lrf
cent each Canada Southern aud Richmond
A West Point preferred I per cent each.
aLd the Others fractional amounts.
The iailruad lond marhst was also active,
the sales iuf the two hours amounting "a
| sdiA, 400. but this Nas very cyepy de
tf.butcd. aud the tone II the deaiings ~
manned steady throughout, leaving most Of
tho issues traded In practically unchanged
while the Mexican Crniml incomes Lost Of
las. The sales uf bonds fur the week wen
$4,000 only, against over f0,0oo0oo foi
last week. The total sales ~ stocks today
were 10, ial shares. Closing quotations
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GENERAL TRADE.

Clear rib sides bacon, bulk pork, clear
sides, clear rib sides, long clear and shoul.
dcis and lard declined 20 today. AZ the
grain call board meeting the sales were o
ears December bran NJ Nlhi1.
The following Quotation Committees Tor
December were appointed by President Mar.
tin Of the Merchants Exchange.
Groceries and Provisions-A II Trcadwcll,
chairman. H. g. Miller, W. \. Scales.
Pcoducc-R H. Mckinney, ohairmani NJ.
T.. Carter
Gnin-E. @. buchanan, chairman; Tom
| Jones.
Flour-r n TrclcyanL chairman; L. n
Doaclsun.
Cotton Seed Producs-R NJ. Diiiy, chair
man. Aston Boyd.
In the local live stock market cattle ~.
ccipt- have been moderate during the pasl
week, price, were nrm on lower grades ant
stronger ON best. The supply Is light, will
no good butchers or futures on sale. dcmnn,
COOL. with favorable prospects Tor prcscn
week. In hog,. the market l. about barr
good demand aud prices hrm Sheep an,
lambs arr Ia liyht supply, with demand 10
only best grades prices unchanged.
At New Orleans the sugar movement i NJ
tive, with good assortment u kettles am
Ccntrimuls and prices firm. Molasscs Il
good speculative demand and nrm. Rice Il
moderate demand.
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LONDON, Dec. 1.-2 p.m.-Consols closed
at 80 l5-lGd for money, and 81 Died for the
account.
PARIS, Dec. 1.-Three per cent rentes,
82f Doc for the account.
BANK CLEARINGs.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec. l.-Bank clearings,
81, 50i, 900.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Dec. blank clearings,
81, 652, 2s2; balances, 1878, 426.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. Bank clear
ings 10 day. $40, 1858, 795; balances, $685. 67.
For the week ended today clearings, $50,
1875 5iS; balances, $40, l0l 900.
BosToN, Mass, Dec. I..-lIank clearings,
$40, $751; $40; balances, $l,GOl,63S. For the
week, clearings, $70,s9S, i73 balances, So
| 705, 40 For tie same week last year,
clcarings, ss0,6il, las; balances, I0,25l.
ST.. LOUIS, No, Dec. blank clearings
today, 3,4Os, 72l; balances $3i5,6li. For
this week, elearings, si5,ooo,57oi balances
81, i67, 99i For last week, clearings sl7,'
2o0, 7G4; balances. 2,l44,2l0. For CORE
spending week last year, $l7, 40, 659, balances
| S2,3Tl.s2.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 1.-The weekly bank
statement shows the following changes; Re
serve. decrease, S2,23J 325; loans, increase
$500, 200 specie decrease, I,sI2,0OO, legal
tenders, increase, 81, 6l3. 200, deposits, de
crease, az, g77, 600; circulation, decrease SOL.
700. The banks now hold 1905, 100 in ex-
tess Of the 20 per cent. rules. Clearings TO
day, Sl21, O67, 6jS; balances, tG,2l2, 100. Fol
the week, clearings, $3.50, 500, $50, balances
| 2HOlIOlO.
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cages, si25. Pears $500 Plums, 1920 As.
pafagus, $500 Green corn, Sl.0O@l 40.
Green peas, sI.25. Cove oysters, full weight,
10, 0Oc; 2 lbs, $l55@lGO; light weight,
65c; 2 lbs, $l.00Ggl 10. Condensed milk.
Crown, $500 Eagle, $40; Swiss, $500.
Salmon, si.75920O. sardines, $3.50; mustard
sardines, $3.50 Mackerel, 1926 herring
mackerel, Sl.O5
SyGAR--Puro white 6A607c; Off white, or
@6ssc; yollow clarified 6l9965sc; refined A,
79sc; standard granuated, 7HGD7Ac; pow
dered sac; cut loaf, SIC; strong.
CoTFEE-Common, l5c; ordinary, l0c;
fair, lie; prime Rio, 1870; choice TO fancy,
19920c; old Government 30@32c; advancing.
SALT-Saginaw, SL30@l45 per brl; Ohio
River, 81, 2O@l.25 per brl; SKIS, fine, 1880
l.I0 coarse, 81. l0@L15; pkts, 2Ag7c.
RlcE-Louisiana, 41@6Xc; Carolina, 90
7c firm.
CANDiEs-Stick, all sizes, in bxs, pals and
brls 9GDlic; fancy, assorted, l09l5c; extra
fancy, lSg2jo firm.
Soar AND CASDLEs-Soap, 3Hg5c; candles,
full weight &c.
STARCH-3h@3Xc
CHEEsE-Primc flats, sH@0Hc; New York
factory, 0k@l0c; full cream, 12@l2Hci
Young America, l2lE@l3c.
MoLAssrs-Louisiana prime, choice, 35d
42c fancy i36oijc; centrifugnls, common 10
fair, 2Og30c; prime to choice 30@35c; syrup
gDI1 i5p. firm
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE,

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
ENew Ymk and Eastern demand, So dis
count buying; sight, s. discount buying, par
selling. New Orleans, q discount buying,
81 premium selling Cincinnati, ST. Louis and
Louisville, demand 81 buying, par selling
The Manhattan Savings Bank and Trust
Company, in It's circular Of tho LIST, says Of
local securities "Tho market for investment
bonds continued strong throughout the
month. Taxing District bonds closed strong
owing to the well settled opinion, formed
after lengthy aud animated discussion, that
no more bonds can or will be issued while
there are any Memphis compromise bonds
outstanding Our people prefer TO pay by
direct taxation for such improvements rs
the city may require; indeed we have always
believed that they had no other choice
Speculative securities Except such as are
handled in the New York markcD have con-
tinued heavy and nominal. The clcarings
for November, 1885, are the heaviest on
record, being Sli, S52 5O5.50 against So, 1885,
ASH 30 for November, 1851 They actually
exceeded those Of Cleveland, o., a city claim
ing four times our population, and ar,
nearly double as much rs those Of Indian
apolis Surely this docs not look like w
were commercially languishing."
In the local cotton market spots closed
steady. Sales &, 400 bales or 5000 TO export
ers and 2 500 10 spinncrs. Al New Orleans
spots and futures closed steady. December
advanced points, with remaining month";
advanced 10 points. Liverpool closed
quiet limited inquiry-fuiurcs steady at AZ
advance Of l TO 2 points. The New Iorl
market is steady. with futures steady at al
advance Of o To points.
Hubbard, Price 4 Co. say: dispatches
from New Orleans indicate that receipts Their,
would probably amount TO only 5000 bales
ns against 1900 this day last year Upon
this considerably more drmncss was dis
played, aud nn advance Of from to 0 point'
was established. The bears Of the past few
days were not however, conspicuous buy.
ersn
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Grain mud Provisions.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Dec. l.-Whcat ruled weak
and somewhat nervous feeling existed
Opinions differ widely as 10 thc future mar
ket Trade was only moderate with the
offerings fairly large and buyers rather In,
ciined To hold oil. Liverpool was reported
duh aud easy. Antwerp quotations, how
ever, showed an advance In red winter and
California equal 10 s@911c per bushel, but
considered an error as the market was quoted
quiet The markets In the Northwest n
shade higher. The deliveries Of wheat
on December contracts were heavy
estimated at i,IOO,Ooo bushels and
was Tumor,d 10 have conferred
mostly In the hands Of trader supposed TO
have been, or Is, on the long side The
opening was about the same as yesterdays
closing to shade better, but under fair
offerings, during most Of the session, declined
with some fluctuations lj.c, aud closed
about &c lower than yesterday. December
dropped to 7@7lsc discount on May price,
which covered carrying charges.
Corn rn'e quiet aud comparatively steady.
Trading was largely local, with opening sales
n LAlo lower than Tive uit ing prices OF yes
tcrlay, after which the market nuctuated
within &c range aud closed &c lower than
on Friday. Receipts were liberal and esti
mates for Monday quite large. Trading con
sist 4 chiefly in changing December into the
more deferred months. Deliveries Of De
ccmbcr contracts were light probably 3d.
OD1bushcls.
The market for oats was quiet and easier.
Deliveries on December contracts were
larger than expected. Offerings were readily
absorbed at any concession Ia price. Mes,
pork active aud prices irregular. Offerings
quite liberal and demand moderately active
Prices 5a7Ilc higher, but declined 3OgSjc,
aud the market closed tamc.
Trading moderately active In lard aud the
market was weak aud un,cttlcd. Price
were irregular and 20g25c lower, closing al
/ inside figures
short ribs were moderately active ant
| prices were irregular and l5ot20c lower.
The leading futures ranged ~ follows
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HouschoId supph..

FRuIT-Steady. Oranges $5.OO6800 per
brl; 49, 2j1300 per box. Lemons 5000
400 per box. Bananas $4,000. 30 per bunch,
California pears, 1925 pcs box. Grapes
Concord, SOC per basket Catawba, ACC per
basket. Pneapplcs 1925 per dozen.
ArrLEs-Sl, 75Gi2.25 per brl. Dried apples.
3IS6Glc per pound from store Dried peaches
4Cl5c from store
GAME-Quail, 81. 256Di. 80 per dozen; SPUR
rcs, 81 O0ll % per dozen; rabbits, 81. 2jCgl 90
per dozen, wild turkeys, b0@75c cachi wood
duck, 81. 5Oa2. 20 per dozen; teal, $250Gg275
per dozen; mallard, S260H275 per dozen.
Venson, saddles s@lOc per pound; whole
deer; 5CIGc per pound; opossum, l6giOci
dressed coon, l0G35c.
VEoErAnLrs-0nions, si.O5@1.75 per bril-
Cabbage, loose, 0GISc Kraut, per brl, $500
half brl, 800. Garlic, 60c per 100. Carrots,
3.OO(g3.5O per brl. Bcets, S2.60@27b pei
brl. Parsnips, $500 per bril-. Horseradish,
| $5.OOI15.5O per brl.
BuTrrr--Buttcrlne, l5c; creamery, S5@
iOc; dairy i0Gg29c; country butter l6@2Oc.
CIpER-Ozark, $3.50 per brl and 1890 pei
| half brl.
VINraAn-Pcr gal, iO@i2c.
PouLTRY-Chckens, young. Sl.23@2.OO
mixed, 81. 5O6p2OO, hens, ". 2jCg2.50 turkeys
young S5OO6psOO, old, sS.0OCgll.00 geese
Is. 5OCgi 10, ducks, s2.76Gg3OO, dressed tur
KEYS lOJi2c per ID; hens, S215@3.bO
chickens, t2JO@275. geese, Si.0OCs0.0O.
NuTs-Cocoanuts, 1915 per 100. Peanuts
| Virginia, iEGtGc; Tennessee, farmers stock
| 3IsGDic; roasted, 2ISc higher shelled, OgIc
recnns, Texas, O9l2c.
Egps--Quict. Boxes, Zoe; cases, zoe.
RAIsSs-LondOn layers, ~ y, California
81 - per box.
| picKLm-llrls. $3.50. half brls, 400.
| PorAroEs--lirm; Sl60d2OO per brl; SKIS
G5CJ75c; Utah, cp'r bu; sweet, slOOgL2
| Der brl.
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uisceIlaueous.

WnmKY-Stmight Kentucky Bourbon,
81 10000 Robertson aud Lincoln counties
Tenn, firm nj sl.h5 10 500. sharp advance
on October, Eastern ryc-, Si.2j@0OO, &C.
cording To the age aud make; common
whisky, si.01CIl.30, according 10 proof, moth
ing under 70 per cent quoted.
BAogINd-ll isMl5c.
TinI--sl lOeti ~.
sIor-Drop, Si3O, buck, si.05.
LKAp-6c.
TALLow-3CIic.
Ton,cco-Common, 2j@3jc; other grades,
GO6tS5c.
sSuTr-Garrctt's, slOT5. Ralph's slO25
Railroad. 81 -, Gail q AXIS, 500.
PowpER-Kcgs, $500 half kegs, S275;
quarter kegs, Si75.
Coat OiL-Primc white, wholesale lots, iOc
per gal.
Woodbury., grease wool, unwashed, 10
6gi3c, clear grease wool. 2OCI2bc: bury,
washed. 2Dp3UC, tub washed, 3O93ic.
BEEswAN-lstteDc.
NNus -Ison, ti.01i.o5. steel, s2.OSCs2.i0
Inns DR. flint, No. I. lie: No. :, &C; dt,
saltcd, Nc: No. .. Sc, green sllted, No. !, 3kc
No. ., iiSc, green, gcgjc. decrskins, 306y0Jc
shccIskins, i5C6i 800 firm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-03

$3.50 longs and ribs, ss.37I<; short clear,
1924. Hams--S10. 50@13.00.
Receipts--Flour, 5000 brls wheat, 10000
bu; corn, 10000 bu; oats, $1,000 bu; rye,
2,000b blu; barley 1900 bu.
Shipments-FlQur, 6,O00 brls; wheat, 10
600 bu; corn, $1,000 bu; oats, 1900 bu; rye,
1900 bu barley, 1000 blu.
KANSAS City, Mo-, Dec 1.-Wheat--Re-
3O9i90 blu; steady; No. 3 red. cash, 92c bid
02Hc asked; January, 81 &c bid, no offerings;
May, 0Sc bid, $l.0o asked; No. 3 red, cash,
&c bid; No. 2 soft, cash, sales at Doc; May,
$1.02 bid, $i.05h asked.
Corn = Receipts, 6519 bu; shipments,
0,l3s bu; in store, 80, 22s blu; No. 2, cash,
27Hc bid year, 2s1zc asked May, 3lHc
asked; No. white, May, 81 Nc bid.
january, 2lAc bid; May, 25c bid, 25Ac
asked.