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The CIVIL SERVICE.
New Form of Certificate Under the I.
E. 4 ,. Appropriation BuI.

New Form Of Certificate Under the I.
E. & ,. Appropriation BuI
One of the provisions Of the Legisla-
tive, Executive and Judicial appropri.
alton bill is that every applicant for ex.
animation before the Civil Service Com.
mission for appointment in the depart.
mental service in the District of Coium
bia shall be accompanied by certificate
OF an officer with his official seal at.
tached Of the county and State of which
the applicant claims to be a citizen: that
such applicant was az the time of max.
ing such application an actual bona fde
resident Of said county, and had been
such resident for period of six
months next preceding. hut this pro.
vision shall not apply 10 persons who
may be In the service and seek nro.
mouon or appointment In other
branches Of the Government
The Civil Service Commission has
provided the following form Of cerlif.
cate, under the provisions OF that act,
to be used with the present form Of ap-
plicatlon:
!, a........ IN aud for the county of ..........
state OF ......,,,, DO hereby certify that
whose application FOR q civil service exam.
iaailon Tor position Ia the United states
departmental service 40 Washington, ID. C.,
is hereto attached, Is now an actual b0iia
nae resident Of the county OF ........anl
state Of ........,, and has been such resident
Tor ,.,... months or years next preceding
the date hereof
Dated at.o......,, county Of .,......., aud
State of.........
Signature Of official ...................,
Official tle.s.,,s.....s.,......
(OGcial seal.)
NoTE.-1he Official seal must De put on
after the certificate has been attached 10 the
apPheationi so that the impression viii app
pear upon both documents.
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RE WANTS TIE 10000.



John y Reubsam Thfnks Charitable
Institution should Not Have ".
John q. Reubsam fled a bin in
equity to-day against John + Rodgers,
GP Kimball and the Fidelity Insurance
Trust and Safe Deposit Company Of
Philadelphia to declare a legacy void.
Annie NJ Reubsam, the wife of the
complainant, died in February, 1889,
aud ID her will, among other legacies,
was one of $4,000 TO a Philadelphia
charitable institution.
The complainant asks that the de-
fendant, Rodgers, be directed to pay the
said sum Of $4,000 to him, and that
the bequest under the seventh para
graph Of the will be declared void and
of no effect He claims that the
Fidelity Insurance Trust end Safe
Deposit Company Of Philadel
phia IS, under the laws of the
District Of Columbia, incapacitated
frcm taking part as an executor of
Annie Reubsam's estate The remains
of the deceased who resided I'm Wash.
iueton during her lifetime, are buried
in Greenmount Cemetery Baltimore,
Nh
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INC Emperor,s sernn. Ronr


ffoH 70, NtIf fo oIh Nf4Fs
Wilhelm II is rather partial to jour.
nalists,and he is q voracious newspaper
reader Fifty Of the leading newspa-
pors Of Europe ere brought to him
every morning and he plungcs through
them with the avidity and the alacrity
Of a professional exchange editor. 4
pair Of shears is close at hand and he
clips whatever seems to be of particular
interest to him. These clippings are
duly pasted In scrap books and indexed f.
in this fashion doth his Majesty keep a
record on the boys, IL is said that the
Paris Figaro is the newspaper whose
opinions seem to interest him most.
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INITIATING DICK TURPIN.
Judiciary square the HouuaIow Heath
of Washington Foot Pads.

Judiciary square the HouusIow Heath
OF Washington Foot Pads.
A daring robbery was committed ia
Judiciary Square at 3 o'clock yesterday
morning. Mr.. L. d, King was passing
along when two colored men sprang
out from among the shrubery In front
OF the Pension Building aud made de-
mand Tor his valuables King declared
that he had nothing Of value, but the
coloTed bTutes would not have ID THIS
way. They knocked him down aud
proceeded 10 rifle his pockets, taking
s. and some valuable papers.
While his pockets were being searched
Mr.. King succeeded in making several
loud cries for help, which attracted the
attention Of Officer Kimmell As soon
as the foot-pads saw the officer coming
they made off. but after an exciting
chase the officer overlook one Of them
He gave the name Of Frank Williams.
and was locked up at Lieutenant Kel-
ley.s precinct, charged with highway
robbery.
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An Edncntinnn1 rnnn

The House Committee on Education
has authorized favorable report on
the bill introduced IN the Senate by
Senator Morrill, to establish an edu.
caiional fund, and apply the proceeds
OF the public lands and the receipts
from certain land grant railroad com.
panics TO the more complete endow.
ment and support Of colleges for the
endowment Of scientific and Industrial
cducatto,l
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TWELVE PERSONS KILLED.


Fatal Railroad Accident Near BeIford,
Ind This Morning.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 1A-Passen.
gers from French Leck Springs, Ind.
report that bad accident occurred near
Belford, Ind, on the Monon Railroad
this morning The train is called the
"Gosport Accommodation. 1t Is said
TO have collided with a south. bound
freight and ills reported that twelve
people were killed and a number seri.
ously wounded The officials of the
road deny that any such accident has oc.
CURED.
LATER-That twelve persons had
been killed lacks confirmation; but six
persons, however, are known to have
been injured some Of them fatally.
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In the Senate this morning Mr.. Ali
son made a statement of the status of
the various appropriation bills.
Among the amendments TO the Sun.
dry Civil bill reported and agreed to bv
the Senate were; Inserting item Of
$50 for the completion Of building
and approaches Of the Postofice and
Court House at Baltimore; increasing
the item for repairs to the Chicago
Custom House from Gas 900 TO 500.
GOO; inserting item OF $50, 600 forpublic
building at New London, Conn.
The daily critic., 1890-07-14

The police last nightraideft the house
Of George johnson in Freeman's Alley.
II had been reported that he was run
ming a Sunday bar aud The officers
found a quantity Of liquors on the
premises. Johnson and several others.
who were In the place, got away. but
the officers Of the Second Precinct are
confident OF securing them In the P0-
lice Court 20 day the ease against John
son was dismissed.
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fTuW ne At5C York Times.
Their the silver men) idea Of keeping
silver at par with gold is to pass a law
compelling every one to take sixteen
ounces Of silver for one of gold. You
might as well try 10 establish a party
between wine and water by passing a
law compelling every one to take water
as wine Nothing short Of the authority
used at the marriage feast of Cana
could do that
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Ne sutor UItra crepIlam

Lawyer Which-Well, O'Flahcrty,
have you told me all the facts, without
elaboration, exaggeration, or equivocs.
tionl / want 10 save you IL | cam
'Flaherty-Oi have, yer Honor.
Oi've tould how / shot dc mon, an not
a wurrud butts as thrue's me aflidavy;
so We can put In dc lies, sorr, 10 shoot
yerself. Ee onnershtan that PART
betiher nor l do. nnny daY.
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Houses at Fails Church. VA.

new cottage, situate only minutes
walk from Falls Church stations, w. & %.
X. B'i va, containing6 rooms bath, pam
try, and trunk room, size OF lot, lIOTl5O
feet. Price, $500. Terms easy.
ALsO-A new cottage, situate only
minutes walk from Falls Church station,
W, g y. K. r., Va, containing parlur
diniug-room, kitchen, bedrooms. bath,
servants room and attic. Price, s., 500.
Terms easy.
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CIEII-seEEIee EkanIn.lIan.

Chief Examiner Webster Of the Civil
Service Commission had a class Of
seven gentlemen 10 day who were
undergoing examinations for transfer
and promotion in stenography and
tglegraphV.
The daily critic., 1890-07-14

The House Committee on War
Claims today ordered favorable report
on the House bill for the relief Of
the creditors of the bank of Louisiana.
which is in bankruptcy The bin an
propriates $4,000 to make the pay.
ment
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Ars. statesmau-AFe you going olt
This evening
BIT. otatesmau-Hes I have prom
ised % attend The 81 Patrick CLUB re-
eepuon and deliver 40 Grafton On The
Irish in America What would tue
country DO without them Is there
anything you want downtown, my
dearf
Mrs Statesman Yes, I wish You
would stop a The employment Oh
and ask them % send ma a GOOD Ameri-
can English. French German. S0ad-
ish Danish Norwegian. Polish. Rus
sian, Italian Or c3iored girl for general
hQu6eWlrk
Do nal lie - aLlar L. IN ~. FL
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Protest Against Cheap Crusus Labor.


From TIE Fitts5 gfgh Dispath
Allegheny City has rich young man
whose life is a burden 10 him because
be has nothing 10 employ-his time. A
happy thought struck him a week ago,
and going 10 the proprietor Of a man S
furnishing store he offered his services
without Tecompense. lie had enough
money, but he wanted work. He was
accepted
The young fellow enjoyed the change
for few days, until his fellow employees
discovered be was working without paw
They at once held an indignation meet
ing and decided that they would be-
ruined by the cheap labor Of rich men.
A vigorous protest was made 10 the pro
prietor Of the store, and 10 avert a strike
be sent a note 10 the Alleghenian. tell
ing him his occupation was gone.
The young man will again start out to
search for an object In life.
The daily critic., 1890-07-14
Houses In Alexandria, Va,

e-stoTy DricE dwelling, Is rooms, with
Office annex and large side lots; situate on
cor, Duke and 81. Asaph sts.i lot 7sxs9
S, 500.
3-stOTy ana back building dwelling con
tainiug ~ rooms aud bath lot 70zgO. Sit
uate No. Ola Prince s.
462 Price a. sOO
8-st0Ty and back building brick house.
containing IS rooms; situate on southeast
cor. Prince and Patrick sts
452 Price e 80
4-story brick dwelling house, built IN the
most substantial manner, containing 70
rooms; size of lot 52xll2.
89I Prizes. 4 5o0
2-stOFY and back building brick house
containing rooms situate On Columbus
ST. near Prince.
4s3 Price, S2,4O0.
49s-3 story brick dwelling aouss, con
tanning 10 rooms and an modern improve
mentsi large side ysrd; situate On cor.
Washington and Cameron sts, opposite
0ld Christ Church Alexandra. Va Thfs
ls the best situation in Alexandra Price.
= Coz Terms Oue-third cash. balance
one and tB0 years,
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FoR CoNsrIPArl0S. SICK or Bilious
Headache, use DR. Fierce-s Pellets. or
Autibilious 6Hauules. PuIely Vegetable
and perfectly harmless. one 4 dose.
The daily critic., 1890-07-14

3-story and basement iOroom brick
house, all modern Improvements situate
Second street, between Q and ID se
479 Price, $1,000
2-story frame house, with large lot: situate
on sixth street. between b and se
277 Price. 81 600
3-story brick house, containing Q rooms
and bath; size OF lot, lsx75, situate on g
street sw.
40s Price, $1,000.
3-stoy and back building brick dwelling.
containing 10 rooms; all modern Improve
ments situate on corner Of Ninth and G
streets sw.
4s2 Price, gs 900.
2-story brick house, rooms ana bath:
situate on ] street, between North Capitol
and First streets NV.
3-story brick house, containing 10 rooms:
all modern Improvements, situate No g24
4 street NV.
42s Price, sio,5oo.
8-story brick house, 10 rooms; size Of lot.
25xl25i situate No. 1922 y St. NV.
PSI Price, $4,000.
2-story and basement brick house.
rooms and baths situate on New Hampshire
avenue, bet. L and VI SITS. NV.
469 Price, $500.
2-story Groom brick house: situate on
Cleveland ave, bet. 18th and 18Th, W and
Boundary.
465 Price, $1,000
2stoy Groom brick house, on waracb
Place.
4Sl Price. q zoo
2-story Groom brick house; situate on
Wallach Place.
442 Price. Il 100
3-story brick house, containing II rooms
and bath; and all modern improvements:
situate No. 1920 81. n. W
$50 Price. g15 61O
Improved property on the north side OF
e st., wide front
444 Price tgs pO0
a large stable property IN desirable Io-
cation; now under lease 10 good tenant,
paying per cent.
3l7 Price. COS uOO
4g4-Frme dwelling, Grant ave. Mount
Pleasant. Price, $1,000
490-Four alley houses, containing
rooms each rent Tor SIS per month Price,
4s9-sroom frame house, lot 2Ox7s, on l.
~, Sc. Price, $1,000
f91-2story aud cellar brick house,
rooms and bath, situate on Columbia
Heights Price, $4,000.
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Personally Conductsd Tours 10 SIag-
ara Fails via PeuusyI Iy anta RalIroad
company.


The summer tourist a. this season Of -rs
year looks for the announcement af he
personally conducted tours of tue Peuuss Z
FaHla Railroad Company which have ever
since thtir inauguration met With uuIEars sI
appreciation aud praise, a series II these
t4Qls 70 Niagara Falls VIII be rad JaIF q
ana s. ana August FL, l,a0. Tourist $ 4
leave > asuluztol az 1;lu ID. ana B4lti-
more a $50 q p bg special train 5f P4..-
A-u Eaf-lr ears aud Iay coaches. auI lga q
Niagara Fails 40 ID p. "a q tourist agent
ana ehaperou ell accompany the r8r.e
te9hll- after tle pleasure ana euufleE 3.
elI h4aHd-tEp tiekets valid fQr tel Z ssa-
llel l4lAs date of excursion. ana euH1.IsIH-
privilege % stop oH ag Watkins Gler
aQlh directions, $ ID he sold N 4 rate els
AelAsA coupons WlI he accepted gl ~.
regular train aiihu the Imr. exec
A-L--el express trains. The tours tmaa.'H
tle stltet character n q private r5rle
oher The opportunity 81 simmer 5a.lu-.
slFlctlQu ana recreation.
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day, JulB Ia Don't fail 81 seeurs seats ia
advance a. dla and 1851 PsHnsg lFanIa ave-
nue. Ne extra charge Euand-tHln, 81
Train leaves b. s @. slaLiQn q lo a. Iu.
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serious for Houssholdsrs.

Affairs are serious iu London. Tue
police are at swords point with their
new chief Sin Edward Bradford, who
Is making q wotll bluudeT n trying
70 bsing his East Indian methods 10
bear upon the London b0bbies When
police meets police then comes the tux
Of war A good part Of the force may
strike and then with the great army 0f
the unemployed let loose there Would Be
merry war indeed
The daily critic., 1890-07-14

The President this morning approved
The Diplomatic and Consular Appropri-
ton bill and the Agricultural Depart
meut Appropriation bill.
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EOR RENT-TWO BRAND NEW SIX
~ room frame houses, high and dry loce.
tlon; near churches and public school Iu
JnioE.orn. Inquire Of A. BEHREND. 45s n
3 "a ~
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wANTED-HELP.

wANTED-HELP.
Advertisements gRasT fats hsaa, for llHss o.
sss, . eslts foT one Insertion. 50 cents for three
WANTED PARTNER, WHO UNDER
w stands the Pension Business and can
invest $50, Rare chance 10 right party
TENSIONS, this Office. iyi2It
NTANTED-A WHITE GIRL FOR GEM
W eral housewOrk IN a small family,
man, wife and boy years old: German pre-
Tered % the right party a pleasant home
aud good wages assured. Apply al No l003
o 81 ",
WTANTED-BY A GOOD COLORED LAUN-
w dress, washing and ironing 70 do al
homei references given. Apply 1918 N II az,
A N ABLE ADVERTISING, INSURANCE,
n safe, Lightning-rod- or Book Agent, or
Reporter, OF great saY0ir faire, for literary
work. Large salary. Write london & Hart.
ford Pub. Co. n r.
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DRINK the Robert PoFtner vienna Cabin
haslHEtuu
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EoR RENT UNFURNsHED-

Adtcrf9Wcn~ uE0c Nu head, fGT Hrfe 0T
ifss q clEt f0f one irfeftioH. 80 ssHH ION Ursf.
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a'a-.aa.a.a ..s.. ....I
u EAL ESTATE BULLETIN

THOMAS r. wAGGAMAN, oi7 r street.
Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays
S.sTORY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES FOR
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Observation-Disclosures.

Advertisements uHasF lRLs had four liafs o.
lees s3 ctHts for 0as Insertion: 50 ests f5F ltFsG
A Few DESIRABLE ROOMS, WITH
steam power, good elevator service and 6rst-
class iauitorship, in the POST BUILDING,
for rent al low rates TO frstclass tenants.
Apply TO sTILsON HUTCHISs, sB Post
Building, or FRANK MAGUIRE, supern-
tendeut
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PROPOSALS

nEPARTMENTO OF STATE. WASHINGTON,
IL July ~, iS0C.-Sealed proposals will be
received al the Department Of state until Il
m. OF the 4TH DAY OF AUGUST 1890. 70 fur
nish said Department with stationery and
June 80, isg0 In accordance with a schcduie
Of articles which will be supplied TO persons
and firms proposing to bid. The right 90 re-
iect any and all bids or TO accept any portion
Oi any bid or amend the quantity given Of
any article IN the schedule Is reserved. Each
bidder Will be required 90 furnish with his
bid bond, with two sureties IN the sum of
$1,000, as a guarantee Of a faithful perform
anCe Of the contract which NAV be awarded
him All samples submitted should be left
at the Stationery Room" Of the Depart.
mpnt {vff ~ 15 iaarf
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C0IAIEY 80 EsIAII

C0UsFRY REAL ESTATE
EOR sALE-AE0UT @ ACRES DN ST
4 extended ou The lue li -la KING
lln ana soldiers Home Railway, being part
% the estate II tEe iaGa eLIet Iusllea Chase.
Ata called 'hlzeWuad5 a good opportunity
Llf investors. etaE particulars. price, ale..
ezllre q eHAFIN BROWN, a = sru We
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DROPOsALS FOR FuEL.-oFFICE OFTHE
Con missiOuers oi the District Of Calum
h.a, Washington, July 10, l-Q0.-sealed pro
rosals VIII be received at the office % the
tommlssioners Of the District OF Columbia
until u O'Clock NJ. on SATURDAY, JULY %,
lssu tor furnishing the various branches ol
the District Government with hard coal and
wood during the fiscal year ending June 30.
is1l. Blank forms of proposal, together with
an information, can be obtained upau appll-
cation az Room %, District Building, Ist 81 "a.
W, beiween - and q sts. The right Is re-
OF bids. j W DOUGLASS, President Board
iyll,Gt
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ITREAsITY -DEFARrNENr. wAsnINa-

4 ton, ID. c., July 3. 1S5O.-Sealed proposals
will be received az the office Of the Super.
yising Architect, Treasury Department,
Washington, ID. c., until O'Clock p m ON
and delivering drafting materials for ffR
above named Office during The fiscal year end
ing June 90 1891, I'M accordance with the speci-
hcaiion and schedu e, which may be obtained
IN application az this Office Each bid must
BE accompanied by a certified check for $50
drawn 10 the order Of the Treasurer Of the
United states as q guaranty for the satisfac.
tory fulhlment Of the order and the delivery
OF the materials. Tbs Department will re-
iett an bids received after the time Fixed for
opening the same; also all bids which do not
this invitation. Proposals must be inclOscd
IN ENVELOPES, sealed and indorsed Proposal
Tor Furnishing and Delivering Drafting Mate
rlals for OhiCe Of Supervising Architect,
Treasury Department Washington, ~ c."
ard addressed TO JAMES II. WTNDRlM
Supervising Architect iyS,CodBt
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~ s. BIADH CoM r OF DKK0s FOK ALL
lllF HaI
The daily critic., 1890-07-14

DROTOSALS FOR PAVING SIDEWALKS
L under the Permit system in the District
OF Columbia ui the Commissioners
Washington ID. e., July D, 1870 sealed pra
pOsHls will he received 8t This Office until II
O'Clock m. on TUESDAY, JULY %, $500. f0r
SidcwaR s. The District of Columbia invites
proposal, for Laying sidewalks under the
Permit system OF Asphalt Blocks, Asphalt
Tiles, Nltrihed Tiles, Elaggiuc, Sheet Asphalt
and an varieties OF Cement Bidders will
Companicd by drawings Blank forms uf pro.
posals, etc, can be obtained 40 this otiCe
upon application therefor. together with an
necessary information, aud only bids upon
these forms viii be considered The right ls
reserved % reject any ur an bids OF parts OF
DIGS , w. DOUGLASS, l.. O.. IIINE. II. ~
hoBEifi, Commissioners ID. e. iyi2Gt
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- tuH gEEE RATES aE any further tafHHnl-
lal desired Hsita -es.1lF O. die undersigned
clearly stating ggIr residence. With states
county street ana Number. More raH5I re
turn nail delivery vi De assured 81 F1rr
sasl l envelope leaEll- FalE sun aI-
dress
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TIE SILVER BILL


The President tbis afternoon ap-
proved tbe Silver bIl
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FOR aIsCELLAEE0Us
AaEfFtts.aasfts llHXsf tlls haad, for lfass o.
stssl e 1sHs f1T 9Hs lassriQ 50 esats f1F tarss
EOR SALE -s55-sPECIAL STAR. 5l-INCH.
IL silent rachet & nickel Absolutely Der
feet condition. Address OF apply 2z A s. E.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
fay- CHARTERED BY CONGRESS ISIS.
FRANKLIN INSURANCE co.
OF WASHINGTON. nc.

CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, g335 COO Has
never contested loss by fre. but always
makes promrt and liberal adjustments Dr.
Daniel Il. Clarke, pfcs't: George r. Lemon
ylce.pLes Q; Charles bradley, treas.;I Pen
Wick Young, secy; VIII 7. BOtelor. asst
seU'Y. la 15 gyY,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-08
Stock on baud and
on Snipoo ard

on shipoo ard
BAcoN-Market firm: fair demand The
Board OF Trade quotations are as follows:
Smoked clear rib sides, nc; shoulders
SIG; dry salted clear rib sides. csc; long clear,
csc; bellies, 61sc; shoulders, &c; nams, 12ISc
BAGGINT AND fIeslhe market is steady and
demand moderate. Jute bagginy, 2i4D, s]4@s1sc;
2 II, 114Gl711c; BAD. 61S0534c. according to
brand and quantity: sea island bagginy at I3A0
l3Mc; cotton bagsing, none: prices nominal:
pine straw, 24 n; lo14c. Iron Ties - large
and ties in atail lots a fra ,tion higher.
BUTTER Market teady fair demand Goshen,
10000; gilt edge, q 023c; creamery, 23025c
CABBAGE Northern. 1o011c.
CHEEsE-~Markst steady: fair demand Il q
CorgEE-Marlet Arm. Peaberry, 28L6c; fan
cy, BE. choice. 221fc; prime, &c; good
ell1c: fair, 2lc; ordinar., 2oc; com non. l9lac
DRIED Fruit Apples, eva oorated, 15c; com
mon, ll69l2c. Peaches, peeled. 2oc, unpsa'ed,
10c CurrantS, 615 BIC Citron, 20c.
Dry Goeps-The market is firm. good de
mand. Prints. 1856; Georgia brown shirting;
81. 4ISc: ~ do 514c IL brown sheeting 81
white osaas)urgs, oIS0934c; checks 5G95Isc.
yarns. apc for TIE best MAKES: brown crilns,
f'Tisss-AIarket firm. We quots full weights:
Mack rel No. 5, half barrels noninals
9qmQ 5000; No, .. sic O00i2 %. Herring,
No. [, 3?c; SCALED. 25:. Col, 6Gssc Mullet,
DI faG CIR r. ,ns-Fair demand. Nessna,
FLoCR-- Iarkst firm. New waeLs Extra,
Sf6014 IS; family, s. 556y5 IS; fancy. g. go
5 %; patent, s J 0096 %; choce patent, 26 $50
IN-Corn-Market firm and advanc-
io65 lots tic; carload lots ~:
mixed corn retail lots, &c; job lots, 1jc carload
lots. &c. Oa.s-Retail lots, &c; JOB lots.
soc; carload LOIS. Sc Brau-Retail lots. 81 ~:
job lots, 81 20: carload lots, 81 Is. MeaI-Peari,
per barrel, So 80; per sack, 81 IS: city ground,
81 50. Pearl grits, per barrel, So 30, pee SACK,
81 81 city crias, - 60 per sack.
HAr-MarIet firm. Western, in retail lots.
ern, retail lots. CSC; job lots soc: carload lots,
7oc Eastern, retail lots, 81 %; joo lots, 9oc;
carload lots, S5c.
HrpEs, Wool, ETC Hides Market quiet;
butcher, SC. wool.-Ma7 ket very firm; prime,
csc; bury. 1915. Wax, nc Talow 304c.
Deer skins, flint, nc; salted, a0c. Otter skins.
50clSS3 %.
IRox-Market very steady; Swede, a3406c.
LAap-alarSet firm: in tiercss, G,sc; SOD tins,
sic
bauaa aud Gre jrgia line in fair demand aud sell
ing at ST. Is per barrel: bulk aad carload lots
special; calcined plaster, 81 y per barrel hair,
3Gb5c: Ro 'endale cement, 81 pD 10; Portland
cemeut. retail 81 60; carload lots 81 ~; English
Portland, 81 IS.
fed. Sl0S1I 90, according to proof: choice
grad IS, 81 500e so; straight, 81 5o0i 90;
blend q. Ss0JW6OJ. Massachusetts, port,
sherry. catawna, low grades, 6)Ghsjc; fine
grades, 8! O0Qt 30; California, light, mascatel
NArLs-MarKet higher; fair demand: 81,
SO 30: "a and Sd, SEQ: Cd, 81 50: 90. s. 3;
1gd @23l. - 4. <s Is. BOD 8. -, 5gi 90 p0d
e 10 ~, 81 q; IA ss1s.