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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-02-01
HOu 20.

"VuU0s
BILLS INTRODUCED-Repealin chapter 50
Of laws of 1887, relating to division Of counties.
Regulating tho tolls Of grist mills and the
exchange Of grain and its products limits toll to
oneeighth and makes II misdemeanor to take
moro hne Of t25 70 800 for refusing to ex-
chsnge.....To sell land for delinquent taxes by
posting notices after It has been advertised for
made In April.."".. Limiting amount to be paid
each county commissioner to $2O0 . yesr...Ap-
propriates 1880 for publishing $1,000 copies Of
the laws In supplement form; circulation to be
among county and town officers .......Amending
the game laws by striking out the word ''cur-
lev" ."".Relating to lions for service Of bulls
and Dtallions."..". trespass by hunt
ers and others on land planted to timber ."Ths
Alliance bill defining and punishing usury ....".
Relating TO printers' fees and on1cial papers""..
Requiring an Endorsement of taxes paid before
the deed was made in order to entitle It to rec
ord."..Requiring railroads to furnish sidetracks,
and shipping facilities to be furnished to farmers
company elevators built alongside oftheir tracks.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED-For the furnishing
Of seed wheat by counties .""Requiring rail-
road companies TO pay full vslue for killing
stock Of any kind must pay within 30 days; II
not 10 paid, owDsr may collect double Pay..".".
Allowing prairie chickens to be killed aitsr Aug.
16.....".L Limiting terms Of sherins and county
treasurers to two consecutive terms. zee" TazsB Of
1888 not delinquent until June /, 1889.
COUNCIL BILLS PASsED-Rspealins vfcss
earnings law.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-02-01
COAL FOR SALE
At the Brindle Mine, at % per ton.
Dramatle Eutertnin,nunt

Ufam6t16 E01OTt0iHm0Ht
At the schoolhouse, Saturday evening,
Feb. 9. "The Irish Emigrant," drama
in two acts, will be presented. Also, a
laughable farce entitled 1.-The Cow That
Kicked Chicago" Doors open at 78O
curtain rises at 8. Admission, 25c, chill.
dren Under IL, 15c.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-02-01
The E Enmons.L Loxan. CALI .C.,e.

The following from the Napoleon.
Homestead Of Jan. 25 shows that Squire
6outhwick's calf case has again loomed
up in Logan county:
ron Monday last Sheriff House brought
George Goode, Barney Henry and Alfred
Goode before Justice Heef upon an in
formation charging them with larceny.
The defendants at once called for a
change of venue, and the case was sent
to Justice Oliver for trial. The territory
IS represented by Mr.. John Parker and
defendants by Mr.. George w. Lynn, both
of Winchester"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-02-01
sTRAYED,

One brown mare pony, saddle marked.
and Oh the left side there 10 deep hole ;
branded H 4. One sorrel mare pony,
star white strip on nose same brand as
the other. Last seen near the Badger
ranch. ANDREW PErfHsoR, Bismarck,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-02-01
Daksta ths Place tor lao,.,,,

1OsSAOBSS SAO NNOO 1O1 22V18VDS
If any region in the country Is bene.
fitted by the high price Of wheat, says the
Northwestern Agricultur1st, il will be
North Dakota and the newer portions of
Minnesota. Farming In these localities
has been in transition state-those who
could preparing as fast as possible to
conduct their farming 40 successful farm
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-02-01

Y GEN. GREEL1. chief OF the signal SER
vice, says there Is no reason to predict a
late spring because of the mild winter,
as the rule of averages in weather condi-
tions should be applied only 10 long pe-
ri0ds of time.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-02-01

Y THE storm is general east of the Mis-.
sissippi" is a familiar phrase in the
signal. service dispatches from Washing
ton this winter,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-02-01
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

MRS. WIHsLows SOOTHING SYRUP, for
children teething, is the prescription Of one Of
the best female nurses and physicians In the
United States, and has been used for forty years
with never-hilfDE success by millions of mothers
for their children. During the process Of teeth
ing its value 10 iDcalculable. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dysenteTy and dianheea, gripping
in the bowels and wind-eoljc. By giving health
70 Tho child II rests the mother. Pries CSC .
hC4tla-
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-02-01
TO TAxPAYERS.

Until further notice the County Treas
urer's Office will be open on Mondays,
Tuesdays and Wednesdays of each week,
and closed on the other days of the
week. DUGALD CAMPBELL. Treasurer.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-02-01
IN TOWN AND OUT.

When storm cayorta around your door,
And you, by light of taper,
Sit closely by the evening fire
To read your county paper,
just think of him whose work thus helps
To wearaway the wiater,
And put this question to yourself:s
"Have paid up the printer" -Ex
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-02-01
GO TO A. LOGAN.

~ North Third street, Bismarck, for your
pure Iowa slung honey, at 15c per poDnd; /;
IL pounds fancy rice for 81 rs pounds
good prunes for 81 II pounds "G'' angar
tor 81; IL pounds Extra e sugar for 81
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-02-01
Mark Your Grain sack..

The undersigned desires to inform
farmers and others that he will cut stem
Gil plates for marking grain bags. ETC.. at
cents per letter. Sample plats may be
| seen ut postof1ce. e. j. THuRBER
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-02-01

The Immigrasisn BosmS
To Mr.. and Mrs. David Roderick, a
boy. We did not learn the date.
Jan. rs, to Mi. and Mrs. John 6hermer,
girl.
Mothers and babies all doing we'll.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-02-01
ALFRED. CRESSY.
DEALER IN
Cigars, Tobacco, Confectionery,
AND
C. Q A l. OIL,
10 North Fifth ST., BISMARCK, Oak.
Emmons CountyR Record
WILLIAMSPORT, - DAKOTA.
u. r. STREETER Editor and Publisher

The RECORD is entered at the Williamsporl
postoNce as second class matter.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-02-01
South Prairie.

Correspondence of the RECORD.
E'There is quite change in the weather
Since last week. VA. j. Honstain, Mr..
Bockhaus and VIM. Pagel made trip to
Eureka last week with wheat. Pagel re.
turned with bad cold and the measles
into the bargain but he is around again.
MIR. Joseph Fuller has succeeded in get.
ting his ponies at last. The boys were
after the animals several days and got
them very tired. when they lassoed one
in Wescott's cattle herd. Mr.. Fuller
keeps them right to harness now, and
says that if they skip out again they will
be broken any way. He is going to have
the fun of breaking them, even if they
should skedaddle aftcrward. ....S. D.
Cummins passed week with VIM. Pagel
recently. Mr. Cornell came up from
the river Tuesday and spent a few days
with his friends. ...Some of our farmers
nre blowing daily. Mr.. Cantwell has
plowed rs acres since Christmas. .Mr.
Mahaney has sent for John Deere sulky
plow, which he expects to arrive soon at
Eureka. He will make the dirt fly when
he gets plenty of broncho power coupled
to it. ....Mr. G. Foster can be seen gliding
from Dry Lake these fine days with his
frst,class driving team and new cutter.
". School opened on South Prairie Jan.
20, with 10 scholars teacher, Miss Anna
Gel. The weather is so fine that all the
scholars who want to can go. SN1T.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-02-01
Exeter.
dence Of the RECORD,

Correspondence Of the RECORD.
A meeting will be held at the Exeter
postoff1ce on Saturday, Feb. Q, for the
purpose of organizing a school district IN
township 1872, range "A. All interested IN
this matter are urgently requested to at
tend, as it is desired to take tho inillatory
steps in this matter as soon as possible.
1.-THE Rev. Mr.. Garry has concluded to
hold services every two weeks at tie resi-
dence of Mr.. F. ]. Brown. Services will
DC held through February on the Sd and
18th. All are cordially invited to attend.
....1t is to be hoped that the two ladies
who started to attend church recently a,
Mr.. Browns will have better SUCCESS mex,
time and get there. .....An Indian courie,
claiming to be from Fort Berthold and en-
route to the Sisseton and Wahpeton reser.
vation passed through here few day.
ago. He had three ponies which he
wished to sell, and succeeded IN disposinp
of one to Mr.. r. Fischer. Considerina
the remarkably mild winter we have had
so far. 1t Is very strange that the ice or
the Beaver should be 20 inchea thick. A
number OF residents along the creek arc
gong to put up Ice this winter. (. Judg'
ing from the frequent trips he makes
Mr.. Frank Sherwood must find the roads
to Omio in pretty good condition. Alb
Frank why will you brave the prospec
Of blizzard7......Mr. Byron Swartx il
now carrying the mail between Exeter ant
Emmonsburg. He il always ON hand a
the appointed time. SETTLER.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-28

III; whole deer, 5@Gc per lbi opossum, $50
l0c; dressed coon, 10@35c.
VEGETABLEs-Onions, Sl.75 per brl; cab
bage. loose, brl, 500; New Orleans crate,
81 10000 kraut, per Drl, $3.50; half brl,
81 90; garlic, SOC per 100; carrots, S3OO(G35O
per bri beets ~ 50@3O0 per brl: parsnips,
81 90 per br; horseradish, $4.5O@5OO per
brl.
BUTTER-Butterine, 15c; creamery 2SCg
SOC; dairy, ls@2ic; country butter 100000.
CBER-Ozark, $3.50 per brl and $500 per
half brl.
VfNFGAR-Per gal, 12G913c.
EGGs-Quct. Boxes, DC; cases, l0c.
RAITNs-LOndon layers, $500 California,
1925 per box.
PIcKLEs-Brls, $780, half brls, $500.
POULTRY-ChCkcns young, S2OOg3,0O;
mixed, $2.50M30O; hens $3O0M3.25. Tur-
KEYS, young, $6OO@SOO old, ss.00Ml2.O0
geese, $35Oai5O, ducks, S2O0d3.50; dressed
turkeys, l2ml24c per pound; hens, $1,000
1885; chickens, lL50g2OOi geese, $4,000
800.
PorArors- Firm; Sl.5O@2OO per brl; sacks,
GoG70c; Utah, sO90Oc per bu; sweet $1,000
22j per brl.
Nrrs-Cocoanut 800 per 100; peanuts,
Virginia, Sc; Tennessee farmers stock 40
&C.; roasted, lGgl &c higher; shelled, red, 5ci
white, nc; Spanish, lOc pccans Texas old
7@l2ci Arkansas, 3@jc; Italian chcstnuts
lOdl2Ec.
FErsn FIHr-BuiIalo, 1@2c per 10; cat &c
per ID. Gamc-Pcrch, trout, etc, 59Sc per
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-28
BY TELEGRAPH.
HoncJ. IiontI. nnd Stoci.s

INV IogE, Feb 25.-Moncy ON call cnay
AZ 10 rs per cent, last loan. = Is closed oi.
cred ut = per cent Prime mercantile plprr
iti6 per cent Sterling exchange dull but
steady nj ti|'t Tor siAty-day bills and
"a $50 Tor demand.
Government bonds have been duh aud
steady. State bonds have been dull aud
without feature
The stock market was a little moro active
today, though the increased business was al.
most entirely owing a. the heavy operations
un the bear side. which also had the effect
IT slggng the general list OIL while some
shares showed marked declines Tor the day,
and prices ni the close were about equal 10
those IT Monday. There was very little
news ui "a character to affect the market aud
operators are stu Ia the waiting humor
The acceptance NJ the office rendered
/ him hy Mr. W lkcr aud the desire
/ "a know something Of the policy
/ ~ the incoming Administration. causing
/ q holding uu which gives Tor the time being
/ the making Ot quotations over Ia the hears
aud trailer, There Wu o. murr general dis.
tribuiiun uf iayun by the beam today. and
/ thc Changers, New England. Atrhi,un. Mis-.
! souri, Pacific and 'hc Cunl stocks all felt the
/ pressure ui times. London Was again lower.
and was uppiWntlya seller In the early
DEALING. but them was "a good demand al
/ toe lsur's aud Tor u time the market had "a
| sir1uF look, hut the pressure became tup
/ sir1ng when the tint demand had been at.
| isilr'i and thH downward movement became
/ general though slow Chicago was the head
/ center iur huu.ish rumur., however aud r..
/ pufiH oi discHuwFng nature from That
| rEiuu Nvfr numerous "a dunsyt To marked
/ degree such tendency tu advance ~ was
/ shown iu the forenoon. Protests by shipper
| iu Illinois Wisconsin aud Minnesota aeHiust
| The high through changes the consideration
Of % new railroad Law in Wisconsin aud cut.
! ting ui mtrs bog several ~ the most iniincn.
! ull lines were The principal burden nf these
| ulnfis, iuW strong spots Wyp developed.
| aud ihc Oregon slarus showed marked
! disposition iu milN though improvement.
! uu'h,ur iis best hFurrs ui yesterday, lost all
| thv advance. Manhattan continued o. up.
| warl movement mod sUnrUl u handsome
/ gain un a lar.H Huriurss fur That stock Tho
inducements 900 toe nHt ui the list however
Wvrr small and uuimUuriant The close was
/ quiet and heavy. ut thr lowest prices ut the
| ulN bee many instances Almost thp entire
| ariNc list iH lower Hul Oregon Improve.
wcut lost pes cont Denver Texas 4 Fort
| Mur,h. Is, Ai,hIs.u and New England
| cl,h. and Jersey Central pr cent. while
| Manhattan shows gain 10 the close ui /,
| p,f cent There was moderate degree ~
| animation Doe uilnld bonds. but thr slmr
| lack uI spectral iriiuHr marked the trading.
and uu decided tendency of prices iu either
direction could hy SEEM The sllUs uf hIl
issu,s reached sl,lsUuui but thp only bond
| Showing auy spayiHl activity was Atlantic
| Is lHNlC o. which contributed .ll.Uti
| lNu total slIls Hi stocks to-day Wyr 1904
| HNaTtH. CLOSING quotations
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entrifugal, strictly prime, 24025c; good
P sn. N 2l@22c prime, l9@2oci good fair,
LOG, common to good common, l59l6c.
NEW YORK, Feb. -Sugar-Raw, strong;
imr refining, 4Xc; centrifugal, 06o test, 5 0l6c;
renhed IN fair demand, and steady.
q, Molasses-Foreign quiet and firm; 500 test,
fancy, 2s@42c.
Rice-Firm and quiet.
oohee-options steady; sales, 80. $50 bags,
including March, April and May, 5000
io4oi June, 6.4O@i6.50; July, $l6.5O@l6 60;
august $780, September, Sl665al6 rs;
VStooer, $l6.65@1670; November, SIG. 70@
1850; December, sl0'7O@i6.S5. Spot Rio
iirm; fair cargoes, lSHc.
:, CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. 27.-On the Produce
Exchange today, the butter market was
steady; fancy creamery, 25@27c; choice To
me dairy, 2O@2lc; good to choice, 10000.
Eggs-steady at l2H@1Sc.
CINCINNATI, o., Feb. 7.-Whisky-Active
ana hrmi sales, JAP barrels finished goods
on basis of $1.03 Butter-Easier. Sugar
steady and firm. Eggs-Easicr at 11@ll nc.
Cheese-Steady.
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE
Buyinc-New York and Eastern points, de.
naand, l-lO discount Eastern points, sight
Is discount Cincinnati, st. Louis, Louis.
willie and Chicago, lilo discount New Or
leans, = discount
Seliing-Ncw York and Eastern points,
$50 premium; Cincinnati, st. Louis, Louis
willie and Chicago l-l0 premium; New Or
leans, par.
The local cotton market closed quiet, with
sales Of ., 400 bales, or 600 10 exporters aud
SEQ TO spinncrs. Cotton was held firm by
factors at quotations. the tendency being
toward an advance.
New Orleans spots closed quiet and steady,
with futures steady March up point rest
unchanged. Liverpool closed quiet limited
inquiry with futures steady and unchanged.
At New York spots closed steady and futures
quiet but steady Old crop months oil /
point new crop months unchanged Port
receipts today were l,72l bales greater than
for the same day last year, and the total port
receipts to date are ~ jj bales greater Ihan
for the corresponding time last season.
The Manchester Guardian, in Us CONNER
cial article Of the 9th, says. business
does not indicate any bcttcrmont. The mar
kct is dull The India aud China depart
ments are especially inactive. The inquiry
has lc.scncd. The production of Eastern
staples, however, is well under engagement
In fact, manufacturers are In pressing need
OF fresh orders. although the number Of or.
dcrs Is increasing. The demand from the
minor foreign markets Is slow The sales,
although occasionally numerous, are rarely
of much Importance singly. Altogether
business yesterday did not reach the average
OF Tuesday. Home aud colonial houses are
still acting carefully, Hnl are mrrly inclined
a. place urlrr, of importance Tor forward
delivery. The present disposition through
out the market seems to bc to buy ouly from
hand 10 mouth, but Il l. agreed that the
present abstinence must involve free buying
later There is little inquiry for export yarn
IN quantity. A few small orders have been
placed az near Fridays iull price. Home
manufacturers buy splnngly There Is no
sign TO anticipate higher prices. On the
contrary, there b. q prevailing expectation
that the tendency will be- downward unless
them l. q prompt revival of the demand Tor
goods at curuul or better prices. Cloth Is
fairly steady India aud China shirting arc
firm. although iu few eases fresh business
Is much wanted. Ja,ronrts are weak or.
der in some dipctions arr strongly desired.
Tho demand ior phoolics BE- poor but prices
arr firm. Printing and finishing cloths arr
slightly Irregular Sumo manufacturers are |
hun, aud slm,tImO are asking slight ad. |
vance, uhi.c Others aro cd. ~ sellers az Fri. |
days mites Th.r b. quiet but steady |
demand Cor heavy goods, usually in small
quantities. Occasionally there are moderate
salus'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-28

WnsKy-Stmght Kentucky Bourbon,
81 .5OHGOO; Robertson and Lincoln Coun-
ties, Tenn, firm at Sl.5OH1. 90; Eastern rycs,
S2.OOMGOO, according 10 tie age and make;
common whisky Wcmsl.30, according to
PROOF nothing under 20 per cent. quoted.
FuRs-Bcar skins, ~ OOM1OO, mink l5Cg
OOc; coon, hunter handled, l5@s5c country
handled, l5GGjC; otter, sl.OOGGIOO; beaver
a. OOCi7OO. wild cat, l5Ot3Oc; fox, l5d1jc;
muskmt lOd2ic, opossum, l0M2Oc. wolf,
5ocgSLOJ, panther, jOc@SlO0, skunks 800
Soc.
Grv-siOO@l5O for domestic; S2.s5@3.5O
for imported.
BAGOiNG-9Gl0c.
TIEs-$il0.
suor-Drop Sl25; buck, $50
LEAD-54MGc,
TALLOW-iiBC.
SNrrr-Gmrctt's $lO.75 Ralphs, $40 %;
Railroad, S92j, Gail a Axes 500.
PowDrR-kcgs, $780, half kegs, S2.7j;
quarter kegs Si.75.
CoAL Ou-primc white, wholesale lais Toe
per gallon.
BURY grease wool, wnwashcd, n
m2Oc; clear grease wool 2OM25c; bury,
washed, 2Ott3lc, tub-washCd, 3Od35c
TnNcco-Common, 2jg3Jc; other grades,
GOMSjc
BFIsWAN-2Oc
NAus-lron 500, steel, $40
lipEs-Dry flint No. I, o.; No. ., 10; dry
Wltcd, Sc, No. ., &C., green saltcd, No. |, "a
Cthc, No. . 3'aMic. green, g., dccrkins, IS
a. i2c, .hnppskns, ljc0sl ~, steady.
Gnk.- -rEpt-l,cd clover, - - bu; herds,
sOos'nc bu. orchard sl.3O@lIO bu; timothy,
Sl.15@2OO bu
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io>sc; good middling, 1880 middling fair,
IL 5-l6c; fair, II 1870.
Futures opened steady and closed quiet
and steady, as follows February, 902
6094 March, 0.02@90i April, $500
l0OO May, 1OO7@lOOs; June, lOl5@l0.1G;
July, O22@lO23; August 10 2s@lO. 90
September 0ss@9S9 October 0.G7@0Gs;
November, 9.55@957; December, o5G@a57;
January, 0G0@967. Sales so, 100 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and steady
and closed quiet and steady; middlnS
ll-l6c, Sales, 1900 bales, Quotations are
as follows; Ordinary, s 1-lOc; good ordinary
0-lGc; low middling, o S1dci middling
8 1l-lGc; good middling 10 5l6c,
Futures opened quiet and steady and closed
quiet and steady, as follows: February, @65
@070; March, 0Ol@0O2; April, 0G5@0G7;
May 0.73@97l; June, 0s0@OSl; july 0S7
G9s9; August, 0.S3@0Si; September 0.43
@ol5i October o22@023, November ol3
@01li December 0.ll@015 Sales, 1880
bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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GENERAL TRADE.

Lard markets unchanged az to quotations.
Meats aud Lard Grmcr IN tone. Amount OF
grain In store vt elevators Corn, si51Dbu.h
els oats. 5i0l2 bushels; wheat, l33 bushels
At New Orleans sugar is In fair demand
all offering being promptly absorbed. Kat
ties IN good demand and shade higher
Ccntriiugils Wcc also firm and puoiably an.
changed The receipts II moluy.cs are light.
demand good prices continue firm. Rice
finds ready sale at quotations
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-28

Fist Mlckcrrl half bril-. No. l. tsdDI
% nl. No ? iSuHsrp No a t55pf son o.
lb kits, 80. I, q 81. No. .. a 20. No g. q IN
Dry Herring PANTY Ic per boa. y e. mo
herring hall hrla. 900. White Fish Halt
hfls. tt 49,
llnU ruuprctsH Firm. pork. tilWHil N.
urtrourl hams non h,c breakfast bacon.
| luhHll'sr bulk pork. clear sides. csc.
clear rih side, o'.c long clear G'.C shout.
drrs &C.,
fEru MuuHllc5f headquarters. 6M7r.
furIuBrirr, 2l.ir city hors. G45r.
country dressed. 81 irG. prr No.. spIrcuUs.
sos. hHrkbonr,. haibf pr Co.,
Lam lCs, use hall hrls, 1870 keys.
thr. ,hulcr kettle S'lup'.r. firm
ftos tru-iirls, tpuD halls brls, $50
Kegs. si..s
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Groceries

CANNru tiuUluplos. tiglli.5O
irurhr. TO- sluili tIl' 60. d. c1ud.
tlu luWHtUDs lNs standard. st.tfss. j
JOS standard. siw Strawberries. e. -
EHsphgu.rH, il't Eu.khUuIrs. 81. wa. Grr,u
rgrs Ella r,lr. s1U rIums. - 80.
Asparagus tlun Green corn. stUn.tt g..
truru pt1a. sll' Cove uNHtrr. iull weight
4 lh. vt. lha 20 t,.rl tu light weight. Nir
% IHs. l.un ti.lu Condensed mills Grown.
tHEI llr.r. tiiU Swiss. t5u salmon.
% tH..'.h SlUIu,t ~ a. mustard far.
diur, $3.50 MayacrCi, u %, herring mack
crgl 3 iu'.
sruAn-rurc white. Gel OIL white. Gi.c
yellow clarified. 81. Hl' &C., wluri 4. si.r.
standard runulHirl 5'sr powdered. $40.
sac cat loaf s'4t'.r. open kettle, ,ot5ac
hrm.
,urrrr Common. i5r. hir isf.c. prime
/ ltu. iHHMh. choice tu fancy. 81. old
government Ilusit Hrm
NiiI saginaw fi..h.tlii prr hrl. Ohio
River tlH.tl % per bu sacks tine. st.8Asi
I W cuaf-" 20 lu.tl.il. pkis. a4t5r.
ktJr Louisiana o.. .U'., Carolina Ga
Gel firm
NrirTu H3i,nIi.r
t,Nriu STICK. 90 sifrs. In hxs. pius
1ud hr's uiliD fancy assorted. tUHlhy.
yNiu fancy. lsttftH nuu
soar ANr ,NNuisHsulp. 2a@ic candles.
iull weight iN.
,Wrr -rumc. nhi.. s'tal'sr Ncw York
factory NhuiN. full cram. igi,MtIg
| Young American ISOLDE.
M'iN. Louisiana common tn fair
I o. primo choice. tsHft'.. fancy. Csc. cen.
I iuiur's. common tu fair h|tft. prime tU
I choice HiOtH'. Nrur aut.. quiet
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NV OntrANs. Feb. q. -flour--Quict but
hun. ,huicr. s42A, cxtm fancy ti1,1tt ~.
winter wheat patents NNnhsn Corn
Quiet boat steady mixed white, &c. yellow,
t,r uats-Dull. weak and lower No .
N'lc Corn Mcal-sicndy ai t22h Hay
hm. Rio common to prime. lUtlist.c. Nicc-
STEADY. urliuay 10 prince tr Cotton
Seed Products Quiet bat steady. sugar
Stronger open kettle, prime o. strictly
prime. iisc. fair 10 fully flr thsDtt iJ.iCt.
common 10 good common itti'sD. inferior.
g1,mI1,c centrifugal grdrs stronger choice
white. u'tc. oil white, tsH0 5.iUc, gray
white. a. .tfB b.iHc. choice yellow clarified
% B tUaDt,r. prime yellow clarified. ~. bs
U8 iGc oil yellow clarified q i.ioc. seconds.
It.Hltsp. uolasscs -Sillly aud firm.
oI,on kettle. strictly primo, i'c ruol prime.
ainJ. prime, NVgPN.. ia'r 10 rUsp1 fair.
g,m2sr. common 10 go1i comm o.. o taie.
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Hrc ,,lstuifs

FInuR-Frum store. choice, ti2jNl3I
fancy sL75Dtl ~ extra fancy Sj25ol5.35
patent fbS'WduD, firm.
tuADErH-->odi extra. sc. treble extra,
900. ginger snaps, 5ttS'.c assorted jun.
blCs. loal2c cream cmrkcr-, 7}s0lS'.c.
Pearl. $3.50. roller g. ~ uuict
linU AND PEAe-Nuyy hans - % me
dium. 800.
o,rurAL-In half Drills $3.50 fro n store.
CHAckEB WnEr-ln hall brls, sijJ from
store.
llowNY ASp Guirs-FUm store, 1925.