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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-06-29
BY TELEGRAPH.
SIGNAL SERVICE
Weather Indications for the Next 24
Hours.

WAR DEPAKrxExr,
Office of the Chief Signal Officer.
WAsHISGTox. June 20. IAN
For Maine: Light to fresh easterly winds,
bris on the coast, backing to northwesterly /;
rain, followed by fair; stationary tempera-
ture.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-06-29
STATE NEWS.
ARoosrooK.

Caribou.
The water company which has recently
been organized in this town has q capital
stock of $50 900, and proposes to build dam
across the Aroostook river In Caribou, and
put in first class system Of water works,
establishing pumping station with capacity
of ,OS0, 600 gallons day. The water 10 to
be thrown into a reservoir, 180 feet above the
level of the village. The company offer TO
supply twenty live hydrants for fire purposes
for 81, 900.
The Times says that the line which 10 70
open up the northern AroOsto0k region will
be all surveyed this season and the con-
struction will begin in 1889. and will be COM
pleted by 1891. OF the $1,000 pledged by
the people Of Aroostook county, S84 900 has
already been offered and the balance will be
made up.
CUMBERLAND.
Gorhdm.
The s0th birthday of Rev. John Cobb,
pastor of the School st. Methodist church in
Gorham, was celebrated at his residence on
South street, Tuesday, June 20, in a highly
interesting and appropriate manner. About
one hundred persons were present to greet
and congratulate this venerable and much
respected minister Of Christ and his estimable
wife. and 70 partake In the festivities Of the
occasion. A bountiful picnic dinner
was served in due time which was
keenly relished and much enjoyed. After
dinner short service consisting Of prayer
and song and short speeches Of consrasula-
ton to Mr.. Cobb and his good lady was fol-
lowed by the presentation oftw elegant easy
chairs and generous sum Of money with
other useful articles. Mr.. Cobb is . rs-
markably we'll preserved man for one of his
years and bids fair 70 reach the 90th Or l00th
milestone Of human life, which was ~ wish
expressed BY bis numerous friends Who wers
present On the occast6n.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-06-29
Released

BosroS, June u.
The Bostons today released Sutton and
Burdock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-06-29
A Liberal Donation.

LEWISTON, June 2S.
At the commencement dinner President
Cheney announced a dOnotion of So 1000 from
|. NJ. Head of Iowa for the erection of
chemical laboratory.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-06-29

No game at Augusta today. Arrangements
are being made for a game Monday.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-10-20


ported not collectabie 15i.OO S $50 80
Respectfully,
SOLOMON WISE,
L. J. MORGAN.
ABBEv1LLE, La, Octobe: ], 1888.
To the Hon. President and Melloers of
Of the Police Jury of the parish of
Vermiliun:
Gentleme:l-Your finance committee
met this day for the purpose OF settling
with the parish treasurer, and fin,i that
he is to be debited and credited us fol-
lows:
Court House Fund.
Balance in hands of treasurer as per
settlement finance committee Feb. 5,
'68 S 1924 "a
Amt reed from Feb. 9, '6S to ....
May q 'SS inclusive s llS4.30
Amt Jranfeired from
surplus fund as per
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-10-20
Counterfeit Dollar Bills,

A new counterfeit one-dollar silver
certificate has been put in circula-
ton. 1t is SO well executed that it
will pass in many cases. An ordin.
ary close examination, however, will
show its fraudulent character. The
portrait Of Martha Washington is
badly executed, and the bill has
blurred appearance, but not more so
than a genuine one which has been
for some time in circulation. The
Secret Service officers are on the
lookout for those who have issned
this new counterfeit, and believe
that better hands are at work circu.
lating them than the poor Italians
who were arrested a few days ago
while trying to pass a counterfeit SIS
note. The greatest danger with the
81 note is that it will get into the
hands Of housekeepers who are gen.
orally careless 10 the handling of
money. aud many persons who can
i'll afford to lose the money will be-
come the victims. Those who han.
die money constantly are not likely
to be deceived, except when they
receive the counterfeit tied up with
, quantity Of good money.-N. Y.
Mail and Express.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-10-20
ADVERTISING RATES:

Transient a;'"er' ;efF,a1,:>, $50 Ne'
inch. frst Insertion. :,s~l s;,tsec@ng IL
sertion % cents u !'':o.
Announcing ear1:::.,;cs 20 ni'ise. So. 90
in naIyaicc N.n' f:,s. y ~ IL Al. ii e.
Death and scsa:sl.: - -" ..:..., VIII 5:at
oy,rsix iires. T,l9i.:;:'e:i s:t-4. Oh lasics,
resolutions Of respect. e:... Val bs na.. .sed
for al regular adveI:i>: ing rast,s.
Articles of a personal nature, when cd.
Missile. will he charged tloa;ie price.
No notice taken - lnbnymuas ronmr-
uica1lons. liz all CASES we fuGuirs the
writer's uane and address, not nee essasiiy
Tor publication, bat as 8 guarantee OF
good faith. We will undertake to preserve
or return reicc ted manuscript. ln no way
will we be responsible for the views and
opinions of or correspondents.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-10-20

Irs Viola Peters appr INDECENT 25 90
On motion, the jury adjonrned 10
next regular meeting, I'd Tuesday in
November.
ARCHIE Yo1 Nc, Clerk.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-10-20

The Republican cry-protection:
The protection Of trusts is what they
Geaa.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-10-20
Committee all licenses Of 1855. VI

Committee all licenses Of 1855, ws,....s!5...
row remains in his lands.
On motion CT Alr. Fanslrl-a, 1eso. yea.
tAat Adclpl Leblanc, Fe'i1 Mags,,d
E.soi Harrington, A,icyide aalrine:o.,.
Guollde s2rineaux and III olas Na.Dr
are ae,soy appointed ,rIy o. .le
aoiaers 70 IL cui /. pnul.c road E.!
the r9s~-t known as the Crosse Isle cou-
lee ro&;', through tile lands of f. Ros
ana -<lcnJias aea,.X scu1h, Oil the COZ
tess,2o me 70 ee south side OF Niche
o.. ino, OF .-.r- leblanc, resolya,7,
Nee Haudcl, 2. i. Leblanc. olive.
Leblanc, LuIgar <'hataenier, I.oi G.
i.aS42sE ard Au@1l IN Drocssar,I bo
a1'.3 4 q: a jar~ o. 4.ee,,o!ders to trace
y 't rcar. commencing 4t the nub-
lie ssi.+ noer De:i!aa Leblanc's, running
south til j; stii'es The public road i.,osl
Iberia to 4Abbey.ile.
On molten OF NJ. Ears!yke, resol ,.ea.
that lhe president Of the police it.sr. is
he:e3E authorized to sign /. consrae
with tie Masonic Lodge of EhheviIIe.
10. js'2 icr 2 lease Of their building fol
" S'>tA = .A'.''s S'o I'SA q s,lIstAcut Vi tuc.t
committee an;s the police jury.
On motion Of Mr. Hoffpa,li;, resolved,
thai the coll1littee on building the new
courthouse be authorized to snnul tho
contract maze with Mr.. H. Z. Robin
son, with his consent, ant' 10 enter into
9 new contract for building said court
house win the firm OF Robinson, Webb
and sou,AWeE; composed of H. X.
Robinson, John Webb and W. D. South
Wen. Said committee to require bond
anu security from said contractors in
the SUM 0; five thousand dollars for the
completion Of said courthouse accord
ing to contract. Said committees 10
have discretion to change specitica-
tions, times OF payments and to fix the
price o. said work. .
On motion Of NJ. Bar. els, resolved,
that the auditiHe, committee be autl1c,
lied to pluchaa4 blank book suitable
fof their use in auditing the claims
AGAINST the narjSh szF
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-10-20


The Finance Committee having turn
ed over to the police jurg certain war
rants and Other pape! vouchers Of
money paid, GA motion of Nr. I,artels,
it was resolved, that they be destroyed
by burning in the presence of the
police jury.
The petition OF :..ic Chris Stautfer to
have the road h3owD IS the Prairie
Greig ruai; i, ne =. ware; changed so
as TO riltl on a.s !..es, instead ot through
his lands, Wa read, :n:i Gn motion II
Mr. Morgan, & w,,s, resolved tisa1 MI.
Stauf1e1' be all owed to change the said
road on il:s complying With the law
and making a dee5 OF the land or which
the new road r21.st rgl,l. 70 tie parish.
The u, ,.or4 q ne Finance Committee
for t!le north We received a,d order
to '9e sI>rse:, on lie minutes, also the
!eno,s q the ear}a committee IL ct. e.
Tse,:t F-:t!l 5:aa Treasures. Ras Yt2t,, sd
CT motion Was .ace.ye,s al. ordered
SPEED OF uL3 ic.;s',tes.
I.o s,e Eon, PRESIDENT ana 1Ierlbars Of
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-10-20
of the Police Jury for the parish of

of the Police Jury for the parish of
Vermiion:
We, the undersigned finance comlnis-
tee for the parish of Vermilion her
,, leave to report that We have eXamin.
the stub-booh of A. l.. Leblanc, t
collector, and have found that he has
collected frori August 'st to September
~, 1883, lncli.s.To, as follows:
On the rolls for the year
1858 $ 536.33
He has from re
SmedcS licenses for
the year 'SS 1900
FrolA parish treasurer
licenses for 'SS 5000
S $50 50
Credited by receipts
from parish treasurer
diied July ID '5oo IL
censes for 'SS $40 com
25c 500
Aug Cd on licenses
for 'S6, $3,'3.35, com LIS $500
Sept. 18th Gil licenses
'Ss. $3.50 com $3.50 126.OO
Sept. 5, parish tax
$67.5i, com 1856 71.09
Sept. 9th school tax
$lS.lS, com 96c 1914
Sept 9th courthouse
ta;: Y35. .46, com $l.S6 1872
Oct. lst courthouse
tax 81 l6.4S. com 6l3 122.6l
Oct LIST school tax
1886, com 3.04 61.33
Oct LIST parish tax
$2l3.62, com i7.24 224.66
Balance in hand Of
collector, License re-
,,nrtoI =, ~ o,IIoo+.yyo 49, m 4. c.c %
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-10-20

On motion o. A!r. Eanslvke. resolved,
tl;;t the Police ,lrry do now proceed to
appoint clerks oi election for the cleo
lion 10 pe held on The 9Th day of No
vcsr;Ier, ass, and the following were
appointed Hnt; adopted:
ist Ni!t,-p. q. Leblanc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-02
GENERAL TRADE.

Clear rib sides bacon, bulk pork clear
sides clear rib sides, long clear and shonl.
dcis and lard declined 80 today. AT the
grain call board meeting the sales were 5
ears December bran at $3.50.
Tho following Quotation Committees for
December were appointed by President Mar.
tin. Of the Merchants Exchange:
Groceries and Proyisons-A. y rrcadwell
chairman. II. q. Miller, W. A. Scales.
Producc-R d. Mckinney, chairman; NJ.
T. Carter
Grlin-E C. buchanan, chairman: Tom
Jones.
Flour-T. u. 'rrescvant, chairman: L. D.
Donclson.
Cotton Seed Produois-R NJ. Diuy. chair.
man; Aston Boyd.
In the local live stock market cattle re-.
ecipis have been moderate during the past
week, prices were nrm on lower gradcs and
stronger on.bcst The supply Il light with
no good butchers or futures on sale, demand
good, with favorable prospects Tor present
week. In hogs, the market Is about bare.
good demand and prices firm. Sheep and
lambs are In light supply. with demand for
only best grades prices unchanged.
At New orlcana the sugar movement Il nc.
tive, with good assortment Of kettles and
ccnidfumls aud prices firm. Moisssrs In
good speculative demand and FRA. Rico In
moderate demand.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-02
none,, nond. nn,I s,oeh.

NrW YoHg. Dec Money ON call easy
| AZ = 10 per cent, closed offered nt , por
/ per cent Prime mercantile paper. 1900.
/ Sterling exchange dull but steady at ihsii5
for siKiyday bills aud SISSY Tor demand.
Government bonds were duh but steady.
State bonds were duh aud firm.
The stock market was active. feycrish and
weak today throughout the entire session.
and the result ~ The two hour business a
"a leave The entire litt materially lower than
| last evening. Tho temper OF the room Wua
conscryaiiyoly boarish, but London ives
| doing nothing though the ufbitm.
urcurs had some selling orders. while tho
commission people wcru not n factor nt any
| time iu the course Of prices. The bears an.
der such circumstances became more ng.
rfreiYr as The day wore along. anu
The market became more active and tbe
weakness more pronounced Tho pressure
was specially severe against Che Southwest.
cfn stocks The ruugcw ami % Tow Others.
such ns Louisville a Nashville and Cotton
OH, the last named briuF mari "a feature Of
ihu markets The Vanderfis aud lake
shore 100 particular were the strong features
Of the day. although they were irctionally
lower Of The closc. Tho opening figures were
from p o. = per cent. below the lnst niflta
prices. Aud while the Grm li.t was further
fractional lpssci were sustained ln tho early
trading followed by slight reactions before
The end oi che first hour. Outside ~ Cotton
OIL. however, The lIft displayed little feature
until after II o'clock. when the activity be-.
cnur greater and the WelkuUs. moro decided.
Northwestern coming 90 ths front aud lead.
ing The decline Boo thr entire iIsL Tho
market finally closed active and very weak
"a the lowest prices reached Everything ON
tho active ~ o. lower this evening. aud
Manhattan and Aichison. Topeka 3 santa Dc
lost per cent. Omaha preferred and
Missouri Pacific } = per cent each Louis.
Vile Nashville and New England o.. pof
cone each. Canada southern aud Richmond
Wet Point preferred per- cent each
uld the uthrr fractional amounts.
The railroad bond market was also active.
Che sales iur The two hours amounting to
thlilpl. but ihIa was very evenly dH.
tIhuifI. and tho iuur oi tho dpa.itss boz.
mainrl steady throughout leaving mot 81
ihr issues imi0d ln practically UNCHANGED
willie ihr Mexican Central incomes lueta Hi
iNi. The uirH ~ bonds f0r the week Wpfo
f3N5Wh only, against OVER tHpuuul Ion
lnst week. The total sales ~ stocks today
were 1871 shares. Closing quotations
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-02

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
New York and Eastern demand 50 dis
count buying sight, 50 discount buying, par
selling New Orleans, q discount buying
81 premium selling. Cincinnati, st. Louis and
Louisville demand 50 buying, par selling.
The Manhattan Savings Bank and Trust
Company in its circular of the LIST, says Of
local securities, 1.-THE market for investment
bonds continued strong throughout the
month. Taxing District bonds closed strong,
owing TO the well settled opinion, formed
after lengthy and 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 as
the city may require; indeed, we have always
beloved that they had no other choice.
Speculative securities Except such as are
handled in the New York markoO have con-
tinucd heavy and nominal. The clcarings
for November, 1883 are the heaviest on
record, being $14, s52, 5O550 against So, $780,.
asl.5O for November 1887. They actually
exceeded those OF Cleveland o., city claim
ing four times our population, and are
nearly double as much rs those Of Indian
npolisl Surely this does not look like we
were commercially languishing."
In the local cotton market spots closed
steady. Sales $500 bales, or 5000 TO export
ors and :, 800 to spinners. At New Orleans
spots and futures closed steady. December
advanced points, with remaining months
advanced to 7points. Liverpool closed
quiet, limited inquiry-futures steady at an
advance Of 1 TO ? points. The New York
market is steady. with futures steady at an
advance Of o TO points.
Hubbard, Price & Co. say: dispatches
from New Orleans indicate that receipts there
would probably amount TO only 6,0OO bales
as against 1000 this day last year. Upon
This considerably more frmncss was dis.
played, aud an advance Of from to @ points
was established. The bears Of the past few
days were not however, conspicuous buy.
rrs"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-02
Grain and prn,I.inna-

CmCAGo. H.. Dec. Wheat ruled weak
ana somewhat nervous feeling existed.
Opinions differ widely ~ 20 the future mar.
ket Trade was only moderate with the
offerings fairly large aud buyers rather in
clincd To hold OIL. Liverpool was reported
dull aud easy. Antwerp quotations, how
ever showed an advance IN rcd winter aud
California equal 10 stoDi.c per bushcl, but
considered an error o. the market was quoted
quiet The markets iu the Northwest n
shade higher. The deliveries Of wheat
on December contracts were heavy
estimated at l,6ODuJO bushels and
was rumOrcd 81 hayo ccntorcd
mostly in the hands OF trader supposed TO
have been, or Il, on the long side. The
opening was about the same "a yesterdays
closing 10 a shade better but under fair
offerings, during most of the session, declined
with some fluctuations ilsc and closed
about 80 lower than yesterday December
dropped To 1gINc discount on May price.
which covered carrying charges
Corn ruled quiet am comparatively steady.
Trading was largely local, with opening sales
a shade lower than the closing prices Of yes.
tcrlay, after which fhc market nuctuatcd
within re range aud closed hc lower than
on Friday. Receipts were liberal nnl csti-
mates Tor Monday quite large. Trading con.
sist Il chiefly IN chan ing December Into the
more deferred months Deliveries Of Do.
ccmbcr contracts were light probably 90.
OO1bushcls
Tho market fpr oats was quiet and easier.
Deliveries on December contracts were
larger than expected. Offerings were readily
absorbed no any concession la price Mess
pork active and prices irregular. Offerings
quite liberal aud demand moderately active
Price, 5as 70 higher but declined 3UmI5c
and the market closed tame.
Trading moderately active IN lard and the
market was weak and unsettled Prices
were irregular and 2O82,g lower closing at
inside figures.
short ribs were moderately active and
prices we're irregular aud ljog9Oc lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-02

S.S7N longs and ribs, SS37lS short clear
SS.62]5. llams-Sl0. 50Gl3OO,
Receipts-Flour 5000 brlS, wheat, 10, 00C
bu; corn, 10000 hu; oats, $4,000 bu; rye,
bu; barley 1900 bu.
Shipmcnts-Flour, 6OOO brs; wheat, 10,
600 bu corn, $1,000 bu; oats, 1900 bu; rye,
1000 bu; barley, 1900 bu.
KANSAS Cry, Mo, Dec. 1.--Whcat-Re
ceiptS, $50 bu; shipments, 1000 bu; in store,
SOP 100 bu; steady; No . red, cash, 92c bid,
92I5c asked January, 81 isc bid, no offerings;
May 0Sc bid, Sl,00 asked; No. red, cash,
go bid; No soft cash, sales at 95c; May,
Sl02 bid, $l,05lI asked.
Corn - Receipts, 6,5l9 bu; shipments,
40 l3S hui in store 30, l2S bu No 2, cash,
q &c bid; year 2SIc asked May, size
asked; No, . white, May, 81 'sc bid.
oalS-No ?, cash, 2llsc bid, pc asked;
asked
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-02

NEw NoRg, Dec. l.--CoNcc - Options
opened firm and closed steady; sales, lO7. 900
bags, including December, $l&35@lh.45,
January, $l5.51@l55S; February 10000
l5,70; March, SI5.55@l6s0; April. $l5 700
1885, May, Sl570Mlh0O; June, Sl5S5G0
1885, July, Sln0O@I6.O5 August, SO sOm
1916 September Sl5W@lG26 October,
$1,000. Spot Rio, higher and more active;
fair cargocs, lie
Sugar-Raw firm and quiet fair rclin.
Ing . 3.l6c; centrifugal, 06 teSt6'.c; refined,
quiet, steady.
Molasscs.-New Orleans, full demand,
steady,
RiGe-Firm wanted domestic l94@GNc;
Japan, iAGtjhc
CINCINNATI, O., Dec. i.--Whisly, steady;
sales, L593 barrels, finished goods ON basis
of Slli. Butter strong. Sugar steady,
Eggs, easier, 2uc. Cheese, firm,
CmcAoo, H., Dec. l.--On the Produce
Exchange today butter market was quiet:
extra creamery, 3ifm3Gc; extra 0isis, $40
S2c; fancy dairy, 21@30v; extra hrsts, 2i(9
PC. Eggs, 22Ct23c
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-02
I.INc NincI,.

CmcAGo, Ill.,, Dee. The Drorrrs .JoprHa
reports; Cattlc--Reccipts, 1900 head
Market dull; choice hccyes $4,000 90
steers, S3W@I5O, stockes anil feeders
SLWg3OO, cows, bulls aud mixed, Sl.2,G
SOG Texas steers S2S093lj, Western
rangers S3O1MiOO
llogs-Rcccipts, 1900 head, shipments,
1000. Market Zee lower. Mixed So 1000 80,
heavy, S5l5@6.iO, light $5.l5@5.i5 skips,
S3lOltiOO
Shccp-Rcccipts, 1900 head; shipments,
loo. Market steady; natives $1,000. 90,
Texans, s26O@3iO; lambs, S37j@5.25
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-02
Ireh.inm..

Cony-from store. white 53c. mixed. soc
from lcyrc or depot while. in bulk. a.. IN
.acha, co. mixed, In bulk, &c. IN facks.
ftr
Bris-From store, SIC, from lovco or Dc.
pot siGUl
HAY-thoico, from store. on. car load.
from lcvcc az depot tiiHMiGug prime.
rom fiorc, elHN'C, car load. from lcyce or
depot, tiA5t prairie. from siors. h5GGn-.
car load, from lrvrc or depot tlppattnl
oAw-frum store, white. ~. mixed. gir.
from lcycc or depot white, DOB bulk. glm
et'i in facks, bjci mixed. iu bulk glc. in
-lcL,. 80.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-02

Cash quotations wrrr follows
lluur-Quirt and 600. hanged
No. spring wheat o l'i ,mlG2fy. No 4
spring wheat $500 Nu rrI. sIU3I.m
1926 No. . corn, g, 30. oats. aIistl
2l',c. so. rye, 6iifc. So. 3 barley. nominal.
no. ! haKscgd' tl.60E. Prime timothy seed,
Nos pork, per bh. .I5Grfai85o lard.
pcr 100 lb4 $500. fl.H rio sides U0osaL
tlupmalN dry nitrI shoulders uoariL
fal2tethli, short clear nlcl lboKcdL
lrcrIps-flour iOUDlre wheat 1000
bu corn. 5000 bu 1I... llgUIl bu. rye
l3Wllu. barley BuN boo.
shIpmcnis-flour .HN Irlg wheat. H..
O1 uu, corn. ai2OpD lH 0IH. i.. 900 bu. ryr.
300 bu. barley. 47DHIu
Fr. Lpuu, No.. D. Flour Quiet and
u0mIullly uuChaurfH
Nhrat-lowcr Tho market wns uurri-
tod most ~ thC session. fret declining r.r.
then fcnrtnr -. .Il HNarwarI srtfIIrg
down, us 100 the 0ihs. markets were d,sl'u.
inf aud nlviDrs brlr'.H HHI'lyrlus.uF o. b..
low yrsi,fltW No. ui cash. Uu.
nom.nll December H|.flnit5. ciY.uT I'd
Hlul Do. January sl .. To-. closing 90 .I.utI..
nominal Nov gius clos atlIUIis. clos.
.ng g. 'Lva,, asked. Ju.r o,.tg. closing at
cou-Aboui rieai, no. Q cash. sp,c
December 81 sctJ2,s .....urBt sl.g Jau
nary -. itti' .c, clu..". Ilr February.
slaW Soy. aI.tU, clD Hf af iI' .H DID,
Oats quiet but iiU".I SO. clah, PSI
lygHQ Quiet roo jOisn lir.
Barley Nothing dome. buyers we'll sun.
piled HHi indifferent
llyHAllut steady prairie. 7wan0G
llaHfcl Higher 90 tfI2nIlH.
Timothy S.IuI0iiUu umu. sr
buifrr- N1mipaiIr unchanged. creamery.
8l@gci dairy. 2lti l. Ff~asfrldv Iua
Tor ruDk stock, aud 5a lla i0r Inferior.
Corn meal Dull. IL u5
Provisions Drmnm Pork. fft6n.
larl-Nominali sTB1atp Dry a1It meals
Shoulders, $40 luuF, m ribs. 1925.
short c.clt 800. ii1rpn Shoulder,
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Ffnrn-Fr1m store common. 81 50G9 o.
family ti2o.fiSp choice. tt.tDat Gl. fnncv.
tj7jmgU1. quiet.
coHs MfAi-rcarl, $780, roller s2D.
quiet
Br,vs Avn rrw-Nayy beans, s22.. me.
dium. 500
otryr,L-ln half brls. $3.50 from store.
tEkCk EEs-Hs0ia, Uxtn. Gr. trrbis err,
0hg ginger snap, Sikrli. c. as.1ricd ium.
blCs lWtl2s cream cuckffH. HEffinr
CRACKED WmEN-ln half brls .iJ1 from
tinrU.
HomsI ASD Gnrn-From store. t3.gl.
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Miscellaneous.

WmFTY-straight Kentucky Bourbon.
81 100000, Robertson aud Lincoln counties
Tenn, firm at 1875 to 500, sharp ndyanc,
on Octobcr, Eastern rycs, sl.2iCtGOO, ac.
cording 20 the age and make; common
whisky, SLODGpl.Jo, according 10 proof: moth.
ing under 20 per cent quoted.
BAGGiNG-ll lsGr5c.
TIEs-sl. lOMi.l5.
snor-Drop, Sl.3O; buck, Si.Gj.
LEAD-Gc.
TALLOw-3Cic.
TonAcco-Common, 2j@35ci other grades,
Goa SEC.
sNurr-Garrctt's, siO75; Ralph's, siO.2j.
Railroad, SJ.2j, Gail & AXIS, $500.
PownEE-kegs, 500 half kegs, $40:
quarter kegs Sl.75.
CpM Om-Prime white, wholesale lots, lOc
per gal.
Woodbury., grease wool, unwaghcd. 10
Mljc clear grease WOOL 2D@2jc. bury,
washed, 2Og3uc, tub washed, 3Da3lc.
BESwAN-lSH2Dr
NAIfs-lron, sl.0Oai.0j; steel s2.Oj62. 10.
llfpEs--Dry tlint, No. I, lie. No. ? 81; dry
sllted, n. No. 2, 5ci green slltcd, No. I, 3isc;
No. ? &c green, i0t5c, decskins 3O@Jlc;
shccpskins, ljc(atLOO. firm.