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The Newtown bee., 1888-08-17

t LEWIS EDWARDS, Sfepney, Conn.,
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-17
The Great Break

in prices on Summers Clothing has been made at our store and we are now offering everything ill our immense stock at very low prices.
 Mems suits, $5, z, 8 50 and To-
 Boys suits, S3 50, 4, , and6
 Childs Suits, short pants $l, l 50, 2, ? 90 S and 3, upwards.
 Mems pants, $l upwards; a good all-wool pants, s2.
 Child's knee pants, B and 50c
 All our Mems light Derby hats must now go for $l each.
 Mems Mackinaw straws, p and 5Oc.
 Boys straw hats, 5c.
 A genuine Wamsutta, unIaundercd shirt best in the world, 50c This shirt cannot be had else where for less than 75c. to $l
 Summer coats and vests, all sizes. Sl.
 These are but a few ot our bargains. Our store Is full of them. If there ever was time to buy cheap, now is your chance. We wish to un- load our Summer goods and We think these prices will do it.
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-17
MONROE.

Rev Alfred Goldsborough exchanged, Sunday, with Rev MT Boylston of Grace church, Long Hill.
 B. $. Hurd and wife spent few days, last week, at ,Merwin's Point.
 Charles c. Bennett visits his uncle, Henry E. Hurd.
 Seymour Hockey has moved into the house of Henry Fanton.
 A valuable English pug dog at D. A. Nichols's was accidentally run over by a wagon and killed.
 G. W. Bennett and wife spent Sunday with Birmingham friends.
 Mrs D. A. Nichols entertains her eous- in, Miss Sharp of Seymour.
 J. D. Beach is adding to his stock an entire fresh and choice lot of groceries.
 Robert w. Curtiss and family of Bridgeport are at Abram Purdy's. F. W. Hawley and Philo Burr have nearly completed the repairs on Cutters Farm school house. At the annual meeting of the Cutters Farm and Elm Street cemetery associa- tion, August II, these officers were elect ed: Miles B. Burr, president and sexton ; J. c. Johnson, secretary and treasurer Solon B. Wales and L. Dwight Lane, di- rectors. The treasurer reported cash on hand about $6S. Needed Improvements ought not to be much longer delayed.
 $. B. Wales entertains his"mother, Mrs Joseph Wales, brother Harry and cousin Lillie Wales of Bridgeport; also his brother, Fred Wales of New York. ] The young people of Monroe anticipate fine time at Milford beach, next week They have cottage rented.
 Mrs Mary L. Johnson visits her sister at Hartford.
 Rev Mir Hazeltine has vacated the par sonage and Rev Mr Hartshorn expects tt occupy it soon.
 Rev Mr Hartshorn is on his vacation No preaching in Congregational church next Sunday. Services will be resumed August 26.
 4 s. B. Wales has bought Mrs Moss grass and commenced having again.
 NJ. J. Mallett occupies his new Eln Street home.
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-17

"What wouldest thou p Who answered, sGive me q blessing; for thou hast given me a south land; give me also springs of water.' JOSHUA XY, Is, l9
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-17
WARNER & CLARK.

LNOR SALE OR TO RENT:-A small Farm l good meadow land and well watered. In- quire on the premises. JOHN <. NORTHROP, Zoar, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-17

NOTICE TO FARMERS.-All Farmers who N would like their Rye threshed by straw preserving rye thresher will call on or ad- Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-17

LNOR SALE.-My Place in Hattertown Pric, II sl500. MRS CHARLES SHORT, Bethel, Ct
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-17
BRIDGEPORT.

Ex-Aldcrman Roman brutally slugged Billy May of the Sun, Wednesday.
 r.. D. Plumb of Plumb & Beardsley is
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Money. stocks aud nond..

NEw YoRK, Jan. Mooney on call easy
az . 10 . per cent last loan 4 per cent;
closed offered at per cent. Prime mercan-
tile paper GOr7ls per cent Sterling exchange
dull but steady and unchanged.
Government bonds dull aud steady. State
bonds were steady.
The stock market was not 80 dull today
but the transactions possessed no more sig.
niicancc than on any day for the past two
weeks, the bulk Of the transactions being for
the account of the Traders while the innu-
entail operators still held of awaiting dcycl-
upmchts. Tho market was extremely dull
at the opening, which was irregular but gen.
orally heavy. A better tone was developed
after that time, and lacknwanna and Jersey
Central became quite strong, while the gem
cnl list recovered small fractions. The
movement was followed by q further rcccs.
sion toward O'Clock, hut the last hour was
marked by general recovery extending
over the entire list, though prices were not
brought up 10 iirst prices. The close was
dull but steady 90 firm.
l,nilruad bonds were dull and irregular.
Sales, f5iWD. The total sales Of stocks
today were lis is0 shares. Closing quota.
tons.
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loNpoS, Jan, l.-Consols closed NJ 100 ii.iGd
Tor money aud lu2 1916 Tor the account
United State hund,-fours, lsi'i, four, aud
unc-hali, ITO. The rate of discount In the
open market for short aud three months
bills " 2'sw2'. per cont.
Brpiiv, Jan. i-Thc statement ~ tho
Imperial Hank 1T Germany shows a de.
crease Ia specie Of i3,sloOpo marks
PANE. Jan. i.-rhrcc per cent rcutcs, sit
3lC fur the account.
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NJ isceIlancOus.

WmsRY-Straight Kentucky Bourbon
Maryland and Pennsylvania Rye Robinson
and Lincoln counties, Tennessee WHISTLES
according 10 age and make; common whisky,
OctaSl 49, according 10 proof.
BAGoING--6@7c.
TIEs-Sl l0GDl 10.
Snor-Drop, 81 30; buck, 81 90.
LEAD-6ISc.
NMp--lron, a. 1902 10; steel, 90 25@2 80.
PowpEn-kcgs, s.; half kegs " 20; quar-
ter kegs, 81 30.
Ton,cco-Common, oj@35c; other grades,
3j6tS5
sNurf-Gnrrots, $40 50; Ralphs, SO IS;
railroad, 80 %; Gail q AK, 50.
CoN On-Primc white, wholesale lots, Zoe
per gallon.
llIDEs-Dry flint No. 1, i2JIc; No. ., 0lEc;
dry salted, 7@0c; green sailed, No. I, go
&c; No. 2, DC; green, 4@5c sheepskins, l5c
GIsl
Woodbury. grease wool unwashed, l30p
lSc clear grease wool, 23M25c; bury washed,
2O@3Oc; tub washed, 33@35c.
BEEswAN-lSc.
TALLow--3d3lSc
FuRs AND SKINs-Doer, 9iM30c bear si60
q mink, l5Gi0c coon, hunter handled, l5GD
05c; country handled, l561j0c otter, $lC15;
beaver, JOc@Si; wild cat, l5G25c; fox,
lbc@Sl; muskmt, i06i Zoe; opossum, iO6l5c;
wolf 5Oc@S2i skunk, $4,000; panther, soc
GI&l.
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Ilend IN. Death RnlI
LONDON. ENGLAND.

Which the bills Of mortality Of any large city may
be ntly designated, and you will hnd that rcnal
andvcscal malGdes that Is TO nay, those that Affect
the Kidneys or bladder, have a remarkable promi
nence-wc had almost aid prcpondcruncc Briehrs
disease aud dlabcic. In the chronic stage are rarely
cured, and gravel, catanh Of the bladder aud emu.
rcsls, slay many Yet at the outset, when the irou
bic merely amounts 10 inactivity Of the organs In
yolycd the danger may be nullidcd by that pleas
ant renal tonic and dluptc. lIostcttcrs stomach
Bitten which imparu the requisite amount Of
tone 10 the organs without oyercxcltng them. aud
the use Of which Il convenient, and involves no
liant Of renal complaints aud debility, which they
invariably produce arr rcmcdicd by H. 20 also are
constipation. malafial, rheumatic and nervous all.
mcntH
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A snhi.rrnncnn i.nL.-

ALrooNA, Ia, Jan. About eleven
acres oi the leading coal mine here Is food.
cd with four fee, Of water. Friday evening
the miners In the west entry came to n
fault In the coal vein. The supcrinicnd.
cnt believed that only few feet further In
good coal would again hc found. The
miners drove the entry twelve feet through
sand and soft strata, In which was found
driiiWood, Suddenly water began TO pour
through an opening, and has been iilling
In ever since NJ the rate Of 10000 gallons
per hour The miners hastily rtrca,cd.
and all escaped. The superintendent
thinks the old shaft will he abandoned aud
work begun on new one. Tho accident
throws 100 men out Of employment.
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LoulsvllIe nnd NnshviIe.
Kansas City, Memphis and Birninrhnm.
iuif Route tkansas City, Springfield aud
Memphisl.

Leaves Arrives
9Mornine Trn.l0.OO AIN Evening TIN. h:90p.m
efupelo Accom-. 4l0p.m oTupclo Accom- 1000 am
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General News.

Generai News.
Business dull.
RIVER stationary.
CLoUDY and warm.
INDICATIONS OF rain.
THREE boats leave today.
The Ohio river is rising rapidly at Cairo.
TnE Cumberland river is rising rapidly.
THE Chickasaw had good trip for White
river.
MAJ. JoHN ID. ADAMS has returned to Lit
tie Rock.
TnE Eugene Is the Saturday packet for
Arkansas river.
The Buckeye State leaves Cincinnati Sat
urday for this port
DuRIYG the twcnty-four hours ending nj
noon yesterday the river here remained
stationary.
CAPT. CANNER the handsome wet-cnder Of
the Ledger mourns the loss OF a silk UNI.
brella. This end sympathizes with him in
his bereavement.
Tn Gayoso, Capt. w. =. Hall, leaves this
evening Tor Tiptonvillc and all way landings
on the upper coast. B. o. Michel and Il.
A. Menzies are her clerks.
THE Kate Adams, Capt Mark Cheek, leaves
at . o'clock this evening for Helena, Terrene
Concordia, Arkansas City and all way land
lnRS. capt WIN. banker Is Cnict clerk and
is assisted by Lew Price and Harry Best
THE Granite State, Capt A. J. Lindsay.
leaves this evening for Cairo, Evansville,
Louisville, Cincinnati, and all way landings
ON the Mississippi and Ohio rivers. Don A.
Mars and Bob Hcndrckson are her clerks.
THE lighthouse tender Joseph Henry made
the following changes in beacon lights be-
tween Vicksburg and New Orleans: Buena-
vista, name changed 10 Opposite White Hall
Point Manchac Bend, new light; Hermitage,
named changed TO Grand Bay; Brunette
Point, name changed 10 Opposite Tunica
Island; Raccourci, name changed 20 Rae
courci Cut on; Below Red river, down half a
mile; ST GATHERINGS down 200 yards; Bowies
Point, down 200 yards Magenta Bend, name
changed 10 Marcngo; Good Hope, name
changed to Bullets Bayou; Quitman's Bluff,
up $50 yards; Gibsons Landing, discontin.
ued; Cut OF Island, name changed TO Fair
childs Island; Kcmp's, down 500 yards,
name changed 10 Goldman's Bayou Pierre.
name changed 10 Pruinsburg; White Hall
Point, name changed 10 White Hall Land
ing; Delta No ], name changed 10 Point be-
low Nicksburg
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Catarrhal Dangers.

To BE- freed from the dangers Of suiiocailon while
lying down. 10 breathe freely, sleep soundly and
undlsiurbcd. 70 rio refreshed, head clear. bmin
active and fire. from pain ache: 10 know that no
poisonous, putrld matter dchlcs the breath aud
riots away the delicate machinery OF smell. taste
and hearing. 10 feel that the system docs not,
through H. veins and arteries, suck up the poison
that T. sun 10 undermine and destroy. IL Indeed a
blessing beyond all other human cnioymcnta To
purchase immunity from such a fate should be- the
object II all afflicted. But those who have tried
many rvmcdIcs aud physicians despair Of relief or
cur,
sASronbs RADICAL CrHE meets every phase 81
CatAuh. from a simple head cold To the most loath
aoue aud destructive stages II Il local aud consi.
tuuonal. Instant In relieving, permanent Ia cur
lnr safe economical aud never failing
sASronD's RADICAL CrH consists Of one bottle
Of the RADICAL CunE. one box CArAnnHAL Sol
yENt and one lHrnovrD iSuAtrn, all wrapped In
one package. with treatise aud directions, aud sold
ny all druggists for s.o0
rortrn DHuo a CHEMICAL Co, BozroN.
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squirrels, 50@75c per dozen. venison-
Whole deer, 4a5c; saddles, sGlOc. Wild
ducks, 81 50@2 per dozen. Rabbits, 75c9$l
per dozen. Prairie chickens, s. per dozen.
Wild turkeys, 50@75c.
PIcKLrs-Bal .els. 20 5O97; half barrels,
$iC1i 80.
EGGs-Stcady at 1s@l0c.
RIsINs-London layers, $3; layers SO 20;
California, So 25.
Nurs-Cocoanuts, 81 50Cd5 per 100. Pea
nuts-Virginia, &c; Tennessee, farmers stock,
3@ic, roasted, 2Hc higher; shelled, 10c
Pccans--Toxas, 0al2c.
BuTTER-Butternc l5c; creamery, 2S@32c:
dairy, lsCg22c; country butter, l56i20.
Recommendations spring 81 25612; hens,
~ 25g2 70; turkeys, SGCgl2 dressed chickens,
s2@2 75 turkeys, l0@i2c per pound;
ducks, - 506t3; geese, SiCl0 per dozen.
PoTAToEs-F Firm, selling at s0c@Sl per bu,
81 50d2 20 per brl; Utah, $lGl 10 per bu;
sweet potatoes S2d2 25 per br
ClnER-New York, ~ 80 per brl and 80 so
per half brl.
NINEGAR-Per gallon, l0Gl5c.
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ssrorerfts.

NEw YoRK, Jan 4.-CoIce-Spot fair: rio
nominal. Options lower aud fairly active.
sales, $500 bags. January, SIS GO6Ii5 %
February, els 2Odl5 W March, si5 iOd
Is -; April. els iOdi5 30 May, sl5 asa
- -; June, Si5egi5 TO- July, tli G56li5 ~:
August, tll 2Odli 80; September. sl3 056r
II; October, tl3 IS: November, si3 GO@ls 10;
December, sl3 GjMi3 20, January (lss9),
Si3 a. Sugar-Firm but quiet Centrifugal,
CSC; refined strong, &C." SIC; extra, 80"
5a@5is; white extra &C, ;" &c; yellow, bac:
of "a" 0amG1-. confectionery, "A %
i-iGc; granulatcd, nc. Molasses steady.
NEw ORLEANS, La, Jan. i.-Sugar-
Active and firm; open kettle, strictly prime,
4 1916; prime, ls.c; fully fair, 4ac, cen.
trifup,ls, choice white. &c Off white, Ga
Csc, choice yellow clarified, 57Ic: prime do,
b,sCi5 ll.lGC, OF do. o.lGdCg5tsc: seconds.
fAm5Ac. Molasses-Steady; open kettle,
choice, DC; strictly prime, 3363ic.
CINCINNATI, Jan. T. Whisky - Active:
sales, l.0g1 barrels finished goods on q basis
Of 81 %. Buttcr-firm. Sugar Firm. Eggs.
Heavy, 9c. Chccsc-finm.
CnicA0o, Jan. 4-On the produce OK.
change today the butter market was very
quiet; fancy creamery, 2DiE@Jic; fancy
dairy, 2i@ac. Egp--22s2,c.
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Cash quotations were as follows:


flour-steady prices firm and unchanged.
No .2spring wheat 779Sc bid; No, 2 corn,
40c No. oats, 81 &c; No. . rye, u lS@62c;
No. barley, 73ds3c; No. fax seed, II 40;
prime timothy seed, - 40@2 a..
Mess pork, per bril-, Slj 0OCJl5 05 lard, per
100 lbs, 81 1901 72lS; short rib sides, loose,
81 so dry salted shoulders, boxed, % lOCg
q 10; short clear sides, boxed - lOns 10.
Reccipts-Flour 81, 900 brls.; wheat, o. 600
blu; corn, $4,000 bu.; oats l02, 900 bu; rye,
1900 bu.; barley, o., 600 bu
shipments-Flour 10000 brls.; wheat 90 =
600 bu.i corn, 463,0D0 bu.: oats, 3i2 900 bu.;
rye, 5000 bu.; barley, 10000 bu.
ST. LOUIS Mo, Jan. 4,-.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged
Wheat-Market was lively opening very
weak and declined, recovering late. closing
firm aud 20 lower than yesterday; No.
red cash, s2ISgs3l1c; January, s2ssc; Feb
ruary Sgs3hc, closing at S3l4c; May S59G
Cas6c, closing at s5jSc.
Cor-lIigher; cash, IsIc; January, 471k@
4s4c, closing at 4Slie; February, 4SAc
May 5Ols@j0}sc, closing at 50Ac.
Oats-Easy; cash, S2I4c February, 32,<c;
May S3Ac. Rye-Strong Csc. Barley
Strong, 7O@s71sc. Bran-Strong, G6c. Corn
meal-Stcady, - As.
Hay-unchanged; prime timothy, $3.50
IL; prairie Ssgil.
fgs-lskc. Butter-Firm; creamery, "a
@3Oc; dairy, is@2ic.
Proyisions-Firm. Pork-New, sl5 00@
10 %. Lard-s7 A.. Dry salt mcats-Boxcd
shoulders, s. s7IgCg6 %; long clears, 81 50@
! rs; clear ribs, 81 J0g7 20; short clears,
~ s7lI6Js 90. Bacon-Boxed shoulders,
81 90 long clears, IS So clear ribs, IS 65ls;
short clear - 20. Hams-Steady at so 25G
1900.
Reccipts-Flour, 1000 brlsi wheat, 1000
bu.i corn, 5000 bu.; oats, 1900 bu.; rye,
1000 bu; barley, 5000 bu.
Shipmcnts-Flour, 1000 brls.; wheat, a.
600 bu.; corn, l67, coo bu.; oats, 1900 bu.;
rye, 5000 bu., barley, 1000.
Afternoon Board-Wheat-S Janu-
airy, s2lfo bid; February, s3I,c; May, s6Hc.
Con-Firmer; January, 4s'tc; February,
4SXc; May, 5Ojs6I5lc. 0ats-firmer Jan.
uary, 32IIc asked; May, 335l93SjEc.
KANSAS CRY, No, Jan. l-wheat -
Steady; No. 2 soft, cash, s0Ifc; MAY, S2Ac
bid; s3lic asked. Corn-wcakcr. No. 2,
cash, i3DIc; February. iiisc asked May,
Is,4c bid 4s,Ec asked. Oats No. 2, cash,
no bids nor offers; May, S2i.c bid, 32Jsd
asked.
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GENERAL TRADE.


Conv ME,L-siandard A. 7Oa2 IS; pearl,
81 ~, roller - Jm2 ~ firm
BrANs-Nayy, v jOG2 "a
Oar ME,l--ln half brls, a. ~ from store.
floun-Frum store, common, 81 356bJ o..
family. A. 'id3 NJ. choice. 81 p5ml a.: ian.
cy ~ l00ti -; extra fancy, 81 $500 %.
patent A $500 firm.
R,oKERs--soda extra &C.. soda, treble ov.
ira, 90 ginger snape, 5il@G'sci assorted
iumhlcs, lOc
CEAcgIp Wnru-ln half brls, 81 % FROM
Store.
lloNiNY iNp Gn1s-From store, 90 %.
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At noon; spots--Frce supply offering
Sales, 1000 bales, Of which American, 900
bales. Receipts $1,000 bales. Of which
American, 80 100 bales Closing quotations
were ~ follows Ordinary, Odd; good orl-
nary, 67sd; low middling 5jsd good mid
ding, a'sd middling uplands, ll.iOd; mid.
ding Orleans, SD
Futures opened duh ut decline, and closed
quiet and steady, ~ follows.
lThe prices are given In pence and Giths;
thus % means 6jGld, and 5 Ol means
o i-Old.1
Atipm:--January, . iOi, sellers. January.
February; 0 i0d sellers; February. March,
. Aid, sellers; h-Apnl, o i2d buyers;
April-May, . AID, value; May-Junc, 8 iCd.
sellers; June-July, Ash, sellers; July.Au.
gust, 50d, sellers; August September, sid,
sellers.
HAvRE.
Spots--Firm, demand good Tres ordinnlrc
Orleans spot 6S,li; futures, for January de
livery ORL
Notc-Trcs orlinairc Orleans spot Gsi5f.
represents G7ls francs Tor 90 kilos Of strict
middling cotton, llavrc terms A kilo Is
about lbs, or a. 3j.t0O kilos equal 100 lbs.
A frame b equal To guc
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the day advanced there was a good demand
for wheat around S41fc, or anything below
that, and there was also good buying around
Si9sc later on. When tho heavy buying be-
gan the price was run up 10 SAGE. Around
l2D o'clock the market was quiet and steady
at Size for May. May corn Influenced by
wheat, irmed up TO 5416c.. rs rallying price
was 5iHc, around which figure II held quite
steadily, May pork held steady around
$l5 62H@l5 IS. 30
The leading futures ranged as follows
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Aiieniian. n. NJ

aoI slialhs uiui,,s, rh.uihn,lsm' cramps,
man. and splnt, ringbonr windgall cpl.
Eoutic, scratches, etc, IN horses Rangum
Root Eminent i SURE Cutc. The king ~
Linimrnts' is the universal Ncrlict Never
fails 10 cure any ailmcnt that can be reached
by an external medical application. 5Occnts
per bottle For sale NJ Holsters drug store,
as.I Main street
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Live stoek.

CucAGo, H.. Jan. 4.-Thc Droren Journal
reports: Cattle Receipts n 600 head: ship.
mcnts, 1900 head. Market weak and IN
lower. fancy, o. 90, beef steers. s. SOS.
stockers and feeders, 81 35@3 So COWS.
bulls and mixed, ~ 1908, Texas cattle,
e. i0d3 ~.
Hogs Receipts, 2a,O00 head; shipments,
1900 head Market weak and i0c lower.
light q l5l5 ~, heavy, q iSt5 p5. skips,
e. 3oCdl IS.
Shccp-Rcccipt- COCO head; shipments.
i.oO head. Market weak and iOc lower.
poor to choice. S3cr5 ~. western, SlmS.
Texans, o. JOaJ ~ lambs, ~ 5000.
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Provisions.

Hoo PRnnucr'-Sirng. mess pork. slG.
sugar cured hams ii1mliisc' breakfast
bacon. ! 'smi1c, bulk pork, clear sides, sa.c:
clear rib sides, Ss@s'ic long clear, 81,
shoulders, .c.
L,Vn-ficrcs 7'sc; half brls. 5ac. kegs
ne. choice kettle, Shfp0i, c. steady
Ft'n-Mnckcvl, half barrels No I. 81 IN.
No. ., " o., No 3 ST. ~. iO-lb kit. No. 4,
" u. No. 2, u 10, No Q, u %. Dry her.
ring family, 2jc per box
pcs hEr-lhrrcls - ~, half barrels.
STAT ~ kegs. a. -
fEr-n Mr,rs-Choicc beef. hinduuartcrs.
q "a ~. iurcIuarlcr To bc second grade
hindyumicr, b., iuwluartcr, D.; Sheep,
&c. ilugs 5@1isc.
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ll,Y-Choicc from store. O0r, car load
from lcyce or depot, tiGai7. prime store.
NaSic. ear load from lcycc or depot, siit
~. prairie from storc, Ulc, car load from
lCycv or depot 90. strong
Bn,N-from store, pjci from lcycc or de.
pot. SIS ~.
Cons Prom store. white. on; mixed. 6ar.
from lvycc or depot, white, in bulk. ole. In
sks., b5c. mixed. In bulk. Ole. IN ks. 3D..
OAts-frum store, white, Az, mixed. 3sc;
from lcycc or depot white, In bulk, M, IN
sks., Sc, mixed, IN bulk. Sac, IN SKIS %.
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snEEr-Choicc, 3N@ic; medium, $40
3ysc; common, sl61l 80.
LANns-Choicc, 81; common to good per
head, 81 50d3.
GRAss CATTLE-Choicc, 3Hdlc; good, 2N
@3,tci fair 10 medium, 2k@2Xc; SCALA
wags, lli@la.ci feeders, light, 2@2ISc;
heavy, 294@3c.
lIoos-Choicc, 5@5hc; good; i'!@5c;
common ii.dIlSc
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Nrw loHE. Jan. i-fhc market was not
active but there was n good trade In fancy
prints, with more or less request for low
grades " hlcachcd and brown cottons. Very
few 10 be hal and marked very firm.
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Mules aud Horses.

lIonsEs-Moderate demand drivers, 500
also heavy draft, 500; saddle, Si25d20D;
extra saddle, s2oo93OOi plugs, $iO@75; Texas
ponies il5@G0.
MUS Moderate demand; ~ 10 1877
hands high, si25@iJo; i5I to 10 hands high,
i50(Gisj.
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croeert.s

suGNr-Purc white, O'sc. OF white Gisa
thC yellow clarified. WaH'.c . oprn kettle.
h',@5'i, refined A. 0l.c. standard gmnu.
lated, 5'.ttl so plantation granulaicd. n 80
5sc powdered, 1hsc. eat loaf 7A.c. strong.
lneE.louisiana, ba@0sc Carolina, o..
C,Spirs-silcks al fzc, In boxes rail,
and barrels, dii@A, fancy assorted, JjGpl0;
nrm.
Scars AND C,xpirs.-soap. s@Si,c. can.
de, full weight sANnc
Cnrrsr-.Ncw York factory, a.. iull cram.
l3aij'sc Young America. ilc.
torrrr-Common. a. ordinary. igd
lNag fair 2ua2ic prime Rio. gim2ii sc.
choice 10 fancy, 2@32'sc. old government.
2sht1n,, firm,
sur saginaw, 81 s,@i 20 pcr barrel.
sacks. Iuc, ~ Ihti ~. cnar.e. al iOat A..
pockets hlcachcd. 81 -, mixed, barrels.
so ~ mixed, 2t65c.
tANNtp Gunns-riuc apples. 81 2SMi 80.
Peaches ? pounds. standard. g.. pounds.
standard ~ 70. seconds, ~ - Tomatoes.
? pounds standard. timi 10. pounds.
standard. q 2,ai IN Strawberries. 81 ~
laspbcrtics. 81 ~ Bllckhcrrirs, 81 ibCii rs.
Green gagcs, 81 IjFtl s, Pears, A. 1902 -.
llums ~ h1hl 70. Asparagus, a. 1904 -.
hI,cn corn, VI 2igi o.. Green peas, 81 Opd
%. Cove oysters. full weight ! pound, 81.
Z pounds, 81 1bai 10 light weight pound
C1aGic. 2pounds. ,iG,i 10. Coniensel
milk. Crown. a. 1905 ~ Eaele. 81 "a
Swiss, y ~ Salmon, o. sarlines. s. 10.
mustard mfdincs, 81. Mackcrcl. A 81.
herring mackercl n Is.
MoLAssu-louisiann common 10 fnir. eiG
DOC prime ~ choice. 8iMI2c. fancy. tSc.
common to fair, OaJNr. prime 10 choice. gd
9J)c, syrup .O9ljC. quiet
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THE RIVERS.
Movements nj the Leyee.

Arrivals-James Lee Friars Point; Rosa
Lee, Gold Dust
Departures-James Lee, Frlars Point; Rosa
Lee; Gold Dust Chickasaw, White river.
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WORKING And LABORIEGMEN!

Beware OF all tickets that have George
Arnold's name upon them. Arnold is the
street railway director. Vote the Peoples
ticket, and don't scratch a name on It.
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Cotton seed Products.

PINE CnupE oIL-32@33c; prime summer
yellow 3G@37c; choice cooking summer yell
low, i0c; prime cotton seed meal sl5 256D
10 10, car load lots; less than car load, $50
IA IN
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on aud rurpeu,,ue.

CLEVELAND. o.. Jan. i-ICtrolcum--
Advanced, T. ". iiO', 7Ac.
wLslSeroS, n. G., Jan. i,-Turpcntinc-
Firm, DC.