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The daily critic., 1890-11-10
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day au.I'- 'He CEREMONY OF the ordinl-
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r..r..#r 81 .r.r.. ...-g r,crrrcl At
u..,.a.at ir thr Service who're tbe
rf..gu aHa.Ian,,- tn. rraple M declare
el1,.,.r. moral imr. 7imcrf there be- ia
,ra.wsg 81 Inc nr.I.nafiar .of ME- c7rdi.
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fEp rrarc1 and mil. .Tn tIa name OFF
cod Z come f5rr7rl t1 nr,,r.t saaips.
tl,o car,irIt s-.s rf fbr rarrr,ag op fha
aru1d rf The babfnlI ur,uIhfllness
am. candidate
The daily critic., 1890-11-10
In the ornhans, Conrt.

In the Orphans Court to-day the
following proceedings took place: Is
tate Of Recs Evans vs.. administrator;
rule returned served. Estate John p.
Kecfe will filed with petition Of Martha
Ann Keefe, widow; order admitting It
to probate and granting letters tesia-
mentary 10 petitioner; bond 5000. rs.
tate Of Conrad kaufman; petition of
George s. kaufman, administrator, for
leave to sell d. c. g. Is bonds aud order
Of sale. Estate of Louisa Waller; will
and codicil filed with affidavit of Will
liam Il. Waller.
The daily critic., 1890-11-10

The election returns show that 40
every case, without exception, where
Speaker Reeds House of Repre- seaia
lives had uTued "a member of Congress
out Of his scat. The people have empha-
sized ihe wrong done by giving The
Democratic party iu the district a de-
ciIed majority az the late election Not
only thar, but nearly If not quite. All
the Republican members of the Com
mittee Cf Elections who reported % do
This wrong are lrft az home Congress
man EoSeiI The chairman, ar their
head, and Congressman Greeuhaige Of
cur state high up I'm lLe procession
The daily critic., 1890-11-10
ARRESTED FOR MURDER.
The serious Charge brought Against
Well Known Georgia Men

We'll Known Georgia Men
MACON, GA, Nov. 10.-Colonel
Ruther A. Hall, a well known attorney;
sheriff Lancaster Of Dodge County,
Jsmes Moore, John X. Lancaster aud
Lem Birch, all substantial citizens Of
the same county, were arrested and
placed IN the Bibh County jail Saturday
night John G. Forsyth, agent Of Nor.
man w Dodge Of New York, was as
sassinated on October z. lie was, under
the direction Of the United States Court.
enforcing Dodgc's claim to timber
lands, which ate disputed by the ma
iiyCs All Of the above were arrested
for violating sections Of the United
States Revised Statutes, under which It
is charged they are guilty by person or
by procurement of the murder Of For
syth, Hall has been prominent rs the
attorney for the squatters.
The daily critic., 1890-11-10
st.nIe, M - An.nnr

NEW NoRK, Nov. 10 Henry VI.
Stanley says he will say no more about
Major Barttelot Al the rear guard
until after his first lecture on Tuesday
night He will not answer the criticisms
Of Mr, j. Rose Troup or any other OF
the officers Of the guard. interviews
with whom were printed in the news
naneTs VnsIerlnV
The daily critic., 1890-11-10
WITH BIS HEAD CRUSHED.
a worthless Character Found Dead In
small Bruuk

N WUTIHItF7 NN1FHNTtF TUWUU WeHU IN
a small Bruuk
ORANGE, n. j., Nov lU-The body
Of John McKeon, worthless character
Of this city was found yesterday morn
ing partly submerged 10 a small brook
near the Norhfell Road, about six
miles from the city The mans head
was crushed 10, and there were other
signs Of foul play. The body lay length.
wise In the stream, with the dead man. S
coat wrapped about his head. McKeon
was last seen alive IN company with "a
strange man on Saturday evening.
The scene OF the present tragedy Is
near The spot where the body of PhWbe
l'aullin was found with her throat cut
some years ago, and is lonely and used
InfIlMmpnllY.
The daily critic., 1890-11-10
A NIurdsFeas Arrested

ROME, GA, Nov. 1O.-SIiss Ora Nc
Kee, the alleged murderess. was arrested
In Deland, Fla, and is safely landed 10
the jail Of Rome. arriving last evening
4 few weeks ago she poisoned ner next
door neighbor aud intimate friend, Mrs
Wimple, with rat poison. II was ad-
minis'ered In eggnog, and Mrs. Wimple
died
The daily critic., 1890-11-10

Fran ne Rgrf.sfsF fal7a ana adssrtissy.
Fancy NJ. Tom Reed sitting doWn
Cn the AoOr Of the next Hose Of Repre-
sentaliyes among the Insignificant and
miserable Republican minority that
will be there. with a sound ami solid
Democrat In bis place Of Speaker 10 the
present House, and bis platituie Of
the majority must rule the over
whelmiHg Democratic majority sur
rOuBding him 'Oh, what fan was
there, my cOunlrymeu will De the
melancholy trihute paid 10 his PROSTATE
faitiuess.
The daily critic., 1890-11-10
IlLLSEElENZS


10 q. Z 4
r,,,7..,,,t ,,,,,.,t.,, p,,t,,,o-,
t-5
we .'.'.'s'
+ ls'ael 'a' o.. I-EN. ~ Hol-Iey de
Bouillor conducted the crusade for the
recovery of tho Iulv SEgu'chre. there
la- been no more memorable he-ia
than fhp rTufmaaa or Washnrturlns
tr Baltimore a-t Saturday night under
inp efficient ehlua-nufae off Mr.
Harry Fisk The popular assistant
wsrHalr Off AIHlrrH Grand Onerl
/ House Mr. lis, hal promised his
uIrriu.s sr.r4I train ON th
/ Baltimore and Potomac. instead
uI which hc had u special trains.
with scat lur every Due Of his thou.
sHd passengers aaI passenger for
every seat ME ruin over was made in
Htout The time ii would take t6 go a5
IlsUCar from 'I. Navy.A ara tl
Georgetown. and The retgrn rip even
quicker AS tine Washington MOST filed
uu Charles street i0 the pfr'fr theatre
evllyrue vunderedhuw Batimaraclud
possibly be "in IT," and. indeed com.
pared fo tie Cauuulinr DELEGATION. the
rgr Cslntativcs of the Monument CT
were 8s scarce as Republicans will hs i'm
utFiny second Congress Itwas on the
whole very natteiing demonstration
in honor of The DISTINGUISHED tngelians
and one which they could not fau t1
appreciate
The W1wif of Edwin Booth has too
long been the standard by which all
contemporary Htmlf,s must consent TO-
he measured for iurtber analysis of Its
cyCelleuCes to be desirable or even D.
missible Suffice ~ say it sill possesses
the sombre and romantic charm which
has ever made 30 the realization yJret
clleHce Of our ideal of the melancholy
Dane. The same finished and consum.
mate oTt; the uuutttable sadness
of the dark. poetic face: the
grace Of pose and gesture: even, to
a great extent, the wonderful melody
of uuerance and intonation are still
present If there was perrepiible
lack Of the rerrs and fire of former
days, and trace Of fatigue in the
defamation Of the familiar lines, It
must be remembered that the perform
anco closed a week of artistic effort
which might well have taxed the
powers OF much younger man.
MI Barrett s rendition % the ,,,eput
woe pvervtbin- that is ybostIy ,,t In,
pressiye. and Inc O1Ef1,t nf Miss CaIo
one Of the most sympathetic and
touching seen IN many seasons of rg1c
which is very Justly considered the su.
promr test Of The capacities OF n lead.
ing lady. The mad scene was very
knowingly done, and the entire
assumption permoaie with win.
ming and irresistible charm.
Mr.. Rogers wns an excellent
I00HiUa rs usual, Miss Prdctlra very
satisfactory Qpten Gfrirude and Mr.
Ilanley competent, II somewhat gro.
bustuGus and petiwip patel" I4er,e,
The tiual curtain descended "A few
minutes after n. and not SD VERY long
past midnight the Washington PILGRIMS
rrpIanlcd their various sized f'ct u,ln
lhtir native heath al the Siyta..ircgt
station.
Another host nr Wlshlnsllniu0. win
60 TO Baltimore Tonight. when Julius
Cysm" will De presented. Wednesday
and Friday are also Washington nights.
The daily critic., 1890-11-10
Something Gainsd


What has been accomplished by the
campaign conducted on this principle
Is the education Of the people TO au un-
dtTslandIng Of the real character aud
elect Of the Republican tariff legisla-
ton. The Democrats have forced the
dt tcussion al every point, have COM
PEELED their opponents unWillingly 10
assume the attitude Of defense, and
have set the people thinking for them
selves. Were there nothing more than
this accomplished. the result would be
well worth The effort pat forth In this
camnaign.
The daily critic., 1890-11-10
Two Tirsd statesmen.

FIea Nt+ eHf|Hfts taIfisIs
About two Of the sickliest specimens
Of humanity in Washingtou are Ben
iamin Harrison aHd Thomas b. Reed.
Their contemplate and das,ardly poli-
cies have been Indignantly Tepudiated
by the people The first time they had
an opportunity % pass Judgment upon
Them
The daily critic., 1890-11-10
ARE PRsCOCKS FEATHERS UNLuCKY.
4 Superstition That Hogan In the nay
of Adam and Eve.

Here Is an answer to the question why
pCacocks' fathers are unlucky, and I
trust that It will satisfy the lady ou
whose behalf ] made the inquiry, 4"
sUys writer ia London 7rtH.
Wheeler this Doe The true explanation
cannot lay, but ] should lhiuk that Il
Will t'u as well as any other:
~ lady fur whom / lately searched
Notes gnd Queries In quest OF lnfor.
nation On the reason Tor the alleged
urlurkirC,s of pcacnchs' feathers. has
fuIN.ldcd me q Cuuing from the cur
rent nun Der Of Your Journal
u found in Notes aul Queries,
series H.. vol yiii - SOS a reference
10 Palgrave's Central and Elstern
Arabia, T., sgd We learnsGrom that
source that, according 20 Muhomelan
tradition, the peacock opened the
wicket Of Paradise 10 Satan. and re-
cvivtd a very ample share Of the punish.
Ingnt awarded 10 him
The daily critic., 1890-11-10

FIUIT ~ |1IT-T7 IT.- ITI|"-
No, Senator ingalls,, honesty iu poll
tics Is not an "irTiiesceut dream. If
you have not learned as much from the
vote IN your STATE, there are members
of your party In Michigan who VIII
give you lie Information without
CHARGE
The daily critic., 1890-11-10
40 LOTS
IN
t EN- DAYS.
UEPRECEDENTED SALE OF LOTS AT
KENSINGTON PARK,
Iorm erY Knowles. ON the liuC Of the Metro.
polltan Branch of the D. & y. r. X.
The Most Beautiful Place Of Residence About
the CITY OF Washington.

Formerly Knowles. ON the liuc of the Metro.
politan Branch Of the D. & y. 4. X.
The Most Beautiful Place Of Residence About
the city OF Washington.
The lots at Bcnsington Park are being sold
two or more. Why Graded and WacaduuI-
lied streets, payeo cutters board sidewalks,
trees and trUesbONes ON every lot aud fine
residences are evidences Of pcrmanencY and
stability, Among recent purchasers are q,
H. Warner, who has taken eighteen lots aud
Il now erecting a $1,000 house, which will be
a fue addition TO tho many beautiful resi-
patent attorney, has purchased fifteen LOTS
Engineer N. B LOCKER two lots; g, Is. CLARK,
tWo lots;MT Truesdell, seven lots; 3. j. Gil-
bert. q l.. Wolfe, -, Il, Mitchell. ". r.
Morgan and many others Mr McCom4s, the
well knoWn aud popular druggist OF this city.
will shortly build drugstore az the Park.
The COutrs q has been given for the erection
OF a beautiful depot at the Park
Parties bus ing AZ kensinEton have positive
assurance tbat whatever money aud enert y
win accomplish when combined shall be con
tributed 70 the success Of kensinginu aud
bring II 10 the front rank Of all suburban
places.
10 the rent paying people and those having
a few dollars % spare each month We would
say Just a word Don't let another week pass
ever our heads viii cut seeiug keusington.
for a safe and good inYe ,tment without de
Jay. Call 10 see Us az once. Get ickets ana
90 ont TO Kensington. Lots az all prices from
$40 Up 10 500. eiZe Of lots from S.Co0 feet 70
46.tCu square feet. Buy ON the ground hDlF.
Polite salesmen Will accom- any parties TO
Kensington
EE- Transportation free.
The daily critic., 1890-11-10

From ne FH'IIslfiz Fa9r-
The people Of the United States are
10 favor ri commercial reciprocity but
lLey c8un0t De fooled by any sham
reciprocity such IS fhe Bl1iue-A ALiIil lL
clause iu tbe Mckinley Tariff IuL
The daily critic., 1890-11-10

The will Of the late Louisa Waller of
this city was tiled in the Office of the
ReGister Of the Wills to day All her
property, real and personal, IS be.
queathed TO her daughter, Julia +.
Waller The Rev. William Il. Waller
Is appointed executor
The daily critic., 1890-11-10

Now that the fight is over and the
victory won we do not hear any more
complaints of the lack of zeal and ac
tion on the part of The Democratic
Congressional Committee. The tend.
ency to find fault IS always active dur.
ing a campaign. Usually the fault.
finders are those who can end nothing
else to do.
Il occurs to us that Ct is only proper
now TO acknowledge the valuable
services rendered his party by Chairman
Flower The fact Is that Mr. FLOWER
Is q man Of high ability He Is not
only a successful inancier but, as a
politician he has displayed great tact
and diplomacy lie deserves well of
his party and & could easily do much
worse than 90 send him to the senate,
or elect him Governor Of his State
THE NANY'S CHIEF CONSTRUC
TOR
On The 18th Of next December the
term Of Chief Naval Constructor TuEo
uoEE D. WILSON will expire. The ,er
vice has never had a more Capabl. Chief
Constructor than Commodore WusoS
Yet his retention IN That position Is re.
larded as practically out OF the question
hocausc Secretary TRACEY. when first
appointed adopted rulo not % give
luicm chiefs @ lbirl term. C'mmI
due Wu-uN las now served two ter n.
81 four yprsD Daoh and would De under
MS rule irL.ji',d Iam holding the
place again
should 'he Secretary conclude 10 en-
force the uuiriu ueorl 90 This office Il
g. more ihau likely illt Commodore
WILSON s Wccgssur viii Ic Constructor
Pmu Hl,uUmsN. who rs now Com.
m.lOrc WITsoN.s immediate assistant
Ills promotion 90 The chiefship, in the
event Of The retirement Of the present
chief under the operation Of the rule re.
feuld 20, would bo bat natural and 20
ucCoid with the prrcCdeuts of the naval
slyiCc Constructor HIJIWouN has been
iuirusicd with great many im-
portaut missions by former see.
retaries, and Is rated as a first class man
10 all ways. lie has made an enylable
record by The aid be has given in the
building OF The new Navy. lie under.
stands thoroughly all the complex
duties Of a bipbuider Some Of his
works, such as his report on foreign
docks and dCckyards, are regarded as
authorities upon the subjects Of which
they treat. lie Is now In the very
prime Of lie, fun Of mental and bodily
yigor and Is highly esteemed by Sec
rttmy TRACEY Moreover, he {, one Of
the most courteous gentlemen 70 any
branch Of the public service.
II Commodore Wilson be not reap
pointed, Constructor HICHBoRS should
be made the chief
The daily critic., 1890-11-10
HURTING 4 RAILROADS. FEELINGS.
Why Detroit Man us-itated About
Walking the riss.

Why a Detroit Man 1s=itated About
Walking the riss.
Il should like to GO out 10 Lansing
on your road, said a man atihe ticket
office Of the Third Street Depot the
other day, according to the Detroit Tree
Press.
Very we'll.
What Is the fare.
1.-TWO forty"
That Is too much, ] must ecOno-
mize, ] am always willing 10 be just
snd liberal, but there Is a limit TO my
finances. l will give you g.
Cant DO IL. ."
II will put the cash right down in
your hand.
mo use "
Then / can't go, / have to eeono-
mile
'Ill tell you how you can get out for
Sl.50," said the agent.
"HOWy
Walk"
''BY George, old man, shake! I'll do
IT, Im a thousand times obliged. /
thought Of it first, but / didn't want 10
hurt the railroads S feelings, aud so kept
still. Put 'er thar. and Il i can ever
help you save a dollar III go q mile 10
do IT,
The daily critic., 1890-11-10

The men Wbu wear the cheap coats
ana carry Tag lu pail WeIe heaIi frJm
Tuesday eh Bin keea4
The daily critic., 1890-11-10
PToceedinrs EnuItv

In the Equity Court to-day the fol
loving adjudications were made by
Justice james: Douglass vs.. Cingria
trustee directed to sell notes; Dudley
Us. Baieman, appearance Of absent de
PENDANTS ordered Brown VS.. Wygant
leave 10 assignee 10 file cross bil
gTantedi Diggs vs.. Howard, Belle NJ
Howard appointed guardian al Aism,
Sampson vs.. Heitmuller dismissal Of
liil fecTeedi Sweet VS. Runin, and
Rulhn vs. Rullin, testimony before ex
amingr ordered taken.
The daily critic., 1890-11-10
LET CONGRESS ACT.

General DAVID b MCKmBN, who
died last Saturday, was borne upon the
rolls II the Army as a major, retired.
lie had spent most Of his life in the
Regular Army. Continuously from
1855 when he was appointed a second
lieutenant IN the Ninth Infantry, he
had worn the uniform. His services
during the civil war as colonel Of a
Pennsylvania volunteer regiment and
as a brigade commander were gallant
and conspicuous He was three times
wounded lie was retired, because Of
ti-atility incurred in the line Of duty,
on May 81, 1873.
Application was made by the friends
Of the gallant dead soldier for the usual
military funeral escarr. that be might
he buried with The huu8rs behuiug his
rank and services Answer was made
by the General Commanding the Army
that he could Ind neither law nor regu-
lati0n authorizing him 70 order such a
detail.
We DO not question the eouectness Of
ihe General Commanding decision
under the laws and articles Of var. but
We DO question the lass and articles
which ntCessitaie such Q decision. We
bold that The law should not only per
mil bul require military hon0rs 10 be
paid 70 deceased officers upon the re-
tired list Is well as b those on tue
active isL Under the Law as Il nov
stands, provided the Interpretation OF
The General Commanding BE- correct.
General SHERIAS would be denied q
funeral escort from the Regular Armv.
Congressional action should remedy
the matter AZ the coming session.
COMMANDER Glass, commauIaut 81
TIC Naval Academy, seems 10 rhiak
that a Middys heels are educated
according 10 DIS class standing. hll
tbef arc non He insisted lhar The
cadets should select hop mll4gers a.
c1rliug 10 their military Standing iu-
stead 1f ly personal aad social popu-
arIy
Trr- Hr-a--..- ..,-- s-.-- ET -..-.
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I NDEN SEMINARY,
Lititz, Pa.
WELLS COLLEGE FOR WOMEN,
Aurora, Cayuga Lake, n. Y.

Three fun courses Of study. Location
beautiful aud healthful. A refined Christian
home. Few building ready next September.
Session begins SEPTEMBER 10, 1890 send
for catalogue.
T. s. FRISBEE. d. d
Haiuafr4aI
The daily critic., 1890-11-10
MISS BAYARD's INSTITUTE,
THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL,
Moadvlllc, Pa.

Fducates for the Christian Ministry. Room
rent and tuition free. An entrance fee Of SO
for gas, heat aud care Of room. All expenses
moderate. Term begins SEPTEMBER 30.
Address
REV. A. a. LIvERMoRE, y. D.,
President, Meadvlllc, Pa
The daily critic., 1890-11-10

Fined for Carrying "a PISTOL.
John Carter was accused in the Police
Court this afternoon with carrying con.
cealod weapons. He was fined $50.
The daily critic., 1890-11-10

Ihe Oyster ParadoH
Fl0m M BI00kya Lire
The oyster Is a noble fish,
But cannot swim a mile:
Hr has DO fins, be has 20 tail,
lie has no teeth 10 bite.
But siil be sWims With perfect ease,
And set, his strauge 10 say,
lie never g.ides about the sea
But 10 The attsaHiHts.
The March 81 MobuBoIy.
Fl0m As Ss.5 Folk sga.
Wal I never, said Mrs SDriGsins,
Who was reading the newspaper.
" hat the matter now" asked her
husband.
This paper says an English syndi-
cate is agoiu' 10 mOn0pOliZe the nursery
business IN this country By'm by
theY ID come in. / s. pose, an 40 an our
cookin' and s~eePin' for US. ."
What EFsrybedy q LsokiHg For.
Fs1w ne 9Hisf ana EgHlbsr.
Dashaway-I want % get a pair Of
tTuuseT-.
Tailor-les, sir. Something for sun
day or every day.
Dashaway-I want o sunday pair
With al ,yel day price
The Gross Marsrialisn OF Our Age.
From -H.Hss'F Hts5ig
shg-Ah, hlr Basseit, there Is one
thing ihHf money cant buy
Hc-What Is rhai-a girl who has
p.eHly Of IL herself.
The daily critic., 1890-11-10

MIS-. Hsnis0n viii during the week
D axe q thp 10 her old home al Indian
apoiis. Before leaving Mrs. Harrison
viii zee that everything is 10 readiness
fpr he reception Of the admiral and
alher rtliceTs of the Brazilian fleet, who
Tear q message expressive Of the
BTsZiliau governments appreciation Of
he action Of the United States ia
having 50 promptly recognized the new
republic.
The daily critic., 1890-11-10
CELUKE's SCHOOL

CT. LUKE's SCHOOL,
Bustleton, near Philadelphia, Pa.
A high-class school. Exceptionally health
fuI location. Delightful surroundings. Doing
good work. Prepare OF any college OF busi-
ness. Boys seat this year 70 Yale, Harvard
and Priaceton. Special care Of younger boys.
Number limited.
CHARLES II STROUT,
PRINCIPAL
The daily critic., 1890-11-10

international Railway Commission,
The President Of Mexico has ap-
pointed Senor Don Leandro Fernandez
10 represent the government Of Mexico
I'm The international Railway Com
mission. SeUor Fernandez Is am eminent
civil engineer Of that country.
The daily critic., 1890-11-10
YEATEs' INSTITUTE,


Lancaster, Pa.
The Rev. MONTGOMERY r. HOOPER M.
A., Head Master. Four boys received as
members OF the head masters family. AT
present there are two vacancies Mr. Hooper
has sent hoys 20 Harvard, Yale, Princeton,
ColuH bia, Lehigh, Amherst, Trinity West
Point Annapolis, &c., and has not had a can
date for admission rejected.
The daily critic., 1890-11-10

Aot quile bali yf Us spell lamplign
Without Tie
The daily critic., 1890-11-10
A WORD DABour FLOwER

WA.nNoroN. u i - N -
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Thsss Quseations Are Revised and Cor
receed Every Day.
eugar-Granulated. per 100, &c" 500; light
brown, es,NO; pulvertzed H& A, New York, ei3.-
%, naf 6i3. 10; maple per pound aOc.
cSsssaae f SiIs. issss ss:""S Java srf Mand E,Sl ase'i 4%
Mocha 376DSOc; roasted Rio and Costa Rica, 2s6l
3Oc; roasted Carbaio, 3ac; roasted Mocha and
Java, ssQ5oc; Arbnckie's. ayc
800; Gnnpowder, &5cG 90: extra Young lily
Plckiss"Eastern-s gal. sa.so; s gal. $3.50; 10
fctatSes-si.. rs per cwt.
Casba9e-Per cwt. $500.
ElEx-Per case, &Sym.
Bufter-Per b, 35Gp4Oc.
Cheese-fer n, 30G25c.
400; ditto sliced, 30 n boxes, lie per n peaches,
Halt Lake. ice; ApricOts, 29c; eyaporated ditto,
CSC; blsckberries, iSc; raspberries, 3sc.
9elifSrnla fruits, $1,000 per ease.
I'D Standard corn, $500.
2-D standard peas, $3.50; seconds, $2..5.
2-b string and Lima beans, S2..5.
Dried B~eans.Navy, $500 per 100 n; Lima,
WheatSNc I,.per 100 n, s2.oo.
COrn-Cracked, per 100 n, SITS
Bran-fer 100 b, si.5O; bran and shorts per
dem, $50: straeue, .Daisy,s ss.sS. "' y"
Corn meal-Per 100 b, SEQ.
Dat meal-per 100 n, S4.50.
Fresh M~eats.Pork. isc; beef. sasOc; lamb,
quarters, 75cGDsl 90; mutton, 7d15c.
Salt Meats Ham, 10Qp3Dc; bacon, lie; cOIned
beef, lOci pork, l5c; sausage, 12f0l5c.
Ss1afss ton, hard, $500; soh. ss.ho.
Hay-Per ton, e25.0O.
etrAw.Pert ton. $500.
Oats-Per cwt. &2.n.