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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-12-19
FIFTY-SECoND CONGRESS-
senate.

2Sp DAY Immediately after the reading
,-ef the journal the oath of flee was admins
Fterel to Mr.. Jones of Arkansas reelected.
Among the department and other communion.
tons presented an referred was thu report OF
the superintendent of the Gems in the matter
of the establishment oil n Re manent Census
Bureau, together with the drafts of q I'LL.
Also the report of the Secretary Of the Senate
showing contingent expenditures. MeSsrs
Dubois OF Idaho aud Call Of Florida were
then sworn in, an the ir credentials. wi
these OF Davidson and Claggeti. the claimants
Tor the seats, were referred TO the committee
on privileges al cresleniia's
3Rp Immediately after the reading
OF the journal. Mr., sherman, from the joint
committee 10 wait on The President Of the
United States and inform HIM that Congress
was ready TO receive any communication he
might choose to make, reported thar the com
mttee had performed TINT duly, aud had been
informed that the President would send
cGmmunicat on in writing. Ten minutes AFTER
wards the annual message Of the President
was presented by Mr.. Pru'len. one OF his sec.
retaries, WAS lait before the Senate, an was
read by Mr. MeCook, its secretary. The
reading of the messal c closed ut l;tj, having
consumed exactly an hour and a-halt IL was
listened to til oughout with close interest and
attention 10y senators and by small audience
in the galleries, comprising five gentlemen,
WHO bftAp4fu stdlS III iiif iipthttlhAtN IdiRiss
and who left as 50 rs the message began to
treat of exclusively domestic matters. The
message was ordere To he laid on the table
and printed, and then the Senate adjourned.
Attn DAY.-In the Senate 6i3 blis cover
ing a large number of subjects aud eight
Joint resolutions we're introduced. This beats
all previous Senate records. Most OF these
bills we're old stagers, which have msde their
appearance in preceding Congresses. The
Senate adjourned until Monday.
5rH DAY.-Thcre was another flood Of bills
poured upon the Senate to-day, nearly NIL OF
them being old-timers tn I have been appear
ing and reappearing at the opening Of past
Congresses. Senator Daniel intro iuced bill
TO convert the Arlington estate into public
park and providing for the erection of
bridge across the Potomac river leading to It.
lie also introduced bill TO appropriate
$4,000 for tie erection of monument AZ
Fredericksburg, Va, to Mary, mother OF
George Washington.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-12-19
A QUADRUPLE MURDER.


Two Women and Two Children Killed
Near New smyrna, Fla.
-Four persons were killed in the house OF
Frank j. Packwood, in the centre Of an
orange grove on the banks of IIillsborough
liver, eight miles south Of New Smyrna.
Pack wood is native OF Louisiana, but has
lived near New Smyrna for over fifteen years.
The names of the persons murdered arr;
Miss 4. Bruce, of New York city; Frank A.
Bruce, four years old, son OF f. J. Paekwood;
Mrs l. d. Hatch and her boy, TX years old.
The house was ei tered through window, the
intruder smashing the sash and glass in or
der to gain entran Q.
\ ghastly sight met the eyes Of the first
visitors TO the premises IN one corner Of tho
main room on The floor lay the body of Mrs.
J atef. shot through the left eye. IN the same
ROOM lying on the bed, was the oily of her
ION, shot under the left eye and with his
threat cut from ear TO ear.
In an adjoining room, lying on the foo-,
was the body of Frank Pack wood, shot through
the head and with his throat cut al>o, In the
same ROOM lying upon the bed, was the body
of Miss Bruce. Hen person bad been out
ragged and her skull and face had been smash
ed with some heavy weapon. Her face had
also been shot TIN ough, and her throat had
| cen cut. At the entrance of the broken
window large revolver was found two cham
bers of il having been emplied. On the bed
by The side OF the body of Miss Bruce lay O
double-barreled shotgun, with the stock
broken into splinters. ON the bed near the
body tt the Hatch boy lay long bladed
buieher-knift
Noeueto the murderers have YET been found
bat trainps seen IN the Heighborhood are sus
pecied Of the crime. i large posse headet
by Deputy Sheriff Dmck, started southwark
10 scour the country for the nnrderers.
Robbery WAS undoubtedly the purpose o.
the murderers, but the extent Of their plundei
X unt unxsn
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-12-19
ESTIMATES FOR NEXT YEAR
Statement OF Appropriations That VIII
Be Needed.


Statement OF Appropriations That VIII
Be Needed.
A comparative statement Of the estimates OF
appropriations needed for the next fiscal year
with the tstimales and appropriations for The
current f,eai year has been prepared by
Messrs. Courts and Cieyes. tie respective
clerks TO the House end Senate Committees On
Appropriations. Til. statement shows an ex-
cess in est mntes Of regular appropr atoms for
the fiscal year beginning Jolly ]. 1922 Of So
~, So. as compared with the estimates year
ago for the current fiscal year
Similar est mates Of permanent annual ep-
preparations show reelection Of S5ll, % ..
These appropriations for the current fiscal
year exclusive Of deficiency app 0priatious
OF SIS. $50 7f6. Of which So, 33j 5J5 was 90 &C
count Of pensions, aud Of miscellaneous ap-
preparations amounting 70 - 2ii.b3ii, was
S4e2 Oh 391 which is II ,SsI, 6vy less than the
amount st mated rs necessary TO be nppr0-
priatrd Tor the next fiscal year. These ESTE
instes and appropriations do not include rivers
and baTbofs, on which ~ chief Of engineers
reports that So, 80 san be probably ex-
pended during the year. a comparison Of
estimates for the next fiscal year, with the
estimates Of a year ago, according 10 the sew
fIai menus bNutf NHi1h appropriations hiN
made, is as follows. Agricultural 81 30 .W6
for the next fiscal year an increase o. s548, gJz
though only s33z, $40 in excess VI the current
year, appropriations, this being due 20 the
I faci that after last years eslimatts were sub
miited 1873. Tj3, heretofore appropriated for
under the War Department vas added TO the
! agricultural sppr piiaiIon bill on account oi
I ihe transfer Of tina weather bureau; army,
81, 9g m, an increase Of si33. J62;diplomaiil
anu consular, q. 1as. i65. an increase Of sl95
/ S6l; District Of Columbia, - GO. 10. IN in
er ase Of Sljl go; fortsh aiious. ~ 80 ca on
incrs ase Of 81 .g12s4; Indians. s.. 9 2. g07, on
increase Of 81. T59 9ys fthe appropriations iol
the current year, however. exceeding lasi
years esiimgtes BY ~ ,5s2.3 81 on account 81
ratification in the apprOpfiat on I'LL o sew ra
I Indian treaties and Of payment Of claims O
III Choctaw and Chicfasaw nations Of In.
7 dians Legislative, executive and judicial
Z 81, 753, O5s, ~ increase Of 50, 555; Military
Academy, 1906 so, a decrease Of $40 4l6
4 navy, s27, 193, $50 decrease Of 50 i3s, go
ensions. SIG. t61 80, an increase Of 81, 81
( 49,: posiofies $50, "a, 90. an increase d =,
! III ,Jos; sundry civil, 81, 1885. decreas'
Z If : !, Eg7 fHn
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-12-19
CABLE SPARKS.

The rebels in the northern part Of China
have beeu again defeated by the government
troops.
ANoNG the effects Of Dom Pedro, ex En-
R76ag Of earth, part Of The soil Of Brazil.
BY means of an underground passage
thieves succeeded in robbing the Russian gov.
eminent treasury at NiadivOsteca OF $50
600.
THE Chamber of Deputies Of France, 10y a
vc;e of 49S to IFS, has rejected proposal TO
grant amnesty to imprisoned labor rioters and
political offenders in that country.
DIR. WELT, president Of Switzerland, has
resigned because the majority Of the electors
of the country voted against the government 5
purchas, Of the Swiss Central Railway.
THE vice. chancellor OF Cambridge univer
sity, England. in accordance with an ancient
law giving him the power, las imprisoned a
girl Tor walking witt a student in the uniyer-
siiy.
AT barquct at st. Petersburg in honor OF
the Feast o, st. Ge1rgs, the CIR delivered II
short speech, in which he clared that he was
greatly pleased 10 state that The situation In
Europe had become entirely pacific.
MANY peasants in the faminc-stricken $.
trcts OF Russia refuse TO accept employment
on government relief works Nihilst agents
are working actively to persuade the peasants
that the Car can aud ought to supply them
with food
THE French government has instructed its
consul at Rio Janerio to demand OF Z e Bra
lillian government rvparatiOn for the kiing
of twelve FrenchLen Ia Rio Janerio by
agents Of Fonseca dur ~ tn recent troubles
growing out Of ih. dietatpr's action in dis
solving the Brazilian Congress.
FUNERAL services over the remains of Dom
Pedro, e3 Emperor Of Brazil. were held ia the
Church Of the Madeleine. aris, the Rrchb shop
OF Paris presiding. Many distinguished per
sons we've present. The President OF Franc
and his cabinet we're represented. Alter the
celebration OF requiem high mass the body
was removed to the railway station enrouie 70
Lisbon, where it VII be inferred.
The Engl Sd Court OF Appeals has decided
that the Mutual Reserve Fuud Life Insurance
4 Company must pay the $1,000 insurance on
I the life of Mr. Maybrick The Liverpool mcr'
I chant. for whose murder by poison Mrs. Flor.
ence Maybrick, his wife, an American, Is NOW
I serving life sentence an English prison
I 10 MIR. Mayor ok Is brothers, who are eyecu.
tors Of the estate, instead OF his wiics o..
3 sinner
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-12-19
INpIrsF.

IND pAY.--1he House was organized to-day
with more than usual eNT edit on Speaker
Crisp demonstrated his ability MS presiding
officer on the first day of his occupancy OF the
chair. lie expedited business in n rapid
manner and without any sort of friction. The
democratic caucus nominees for House officers
were elected after which the members drew
for seats In nam ng commute TO wait on
the President and inform him that the House
was ready for business Speaker Crisp selected
Messrs. Blount and Mills, Democrats, md
Mr.. Reed, Republican. Mr.. Nil declined
toserve and Mr.. Brerkinridge, Of Kentucky
sR iSI nNY.@Naer tno approval OF The Jour
nal of YES. erday's proceedings the committee
appointed to wait upo the President, through
its chairman NJ. Blount, OF Georgia, m
formed the Speaker thatit had performed that
duty imposed upon i, and the fresldent
would send n communication IN writing TINS
morning. A recess was taken Tor fifteen min
ntes After the recess Doorkeeper Turner
performed his first public duty in his new
field of labor by announcing the presence OF
Mr.. Pruden, one OF the Presidents secretaries.
Mr. Prudan delivered the annual message OF
the President which was Immediately reau
nv the clerk The reading OF the annual mes
sage in the House never receives much aiten'
lion. and the last one proved no execution 70
the general rule. On completion OF the read
ing the message was, on motion OF Mr.. Oulh
waite. of Ohio, referred TO the committee OF
the wirulo, ond ordered printed Mr.. Miller
of Wisconsin, offered resolution Repeating
the Speaker, in appointing the committee, to
appofton the same among the several ates
and territories according to population. AMI
to appoint at least chairman from each state
and territory. On motion Of Mr.. Holman, the
resolution was referred to the Committee on
Rules when appointed. On motion of Mr.
Holman, the House thena diourned until Satur-
dry. with the understanding that further al
iournment should be then taken until Wednes'
day.
4rH DAY.-The House was not in session,
having adjourned from "Wednesday to Satur'
day.
5rlI DAY.-The session of the House today
was merely formal one. The Speaker an
bounced the appointment Of The following
committees: On Aceounis-Messrs- Eusk, O
Maryland; Cooper, Of Indiana: Dickerson,
Kentucky; Moses, of South Carolina; seer
ley, of Iowa; Pearson, OF Ohio; Qunckenbush
of New York; Griswoid. Of Pennsylvania
and Cutting, Of California. on Mileage
Messrs Castle, of Minnesota; Crawford .
North Carolina: kend III, Of Kentucky Cald
well, of Ohio, aud Flick, Of Ind arH. Al
adjournment was then taken until Wednes
day,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-12-19
THIRTY LIVES LOST.
Most Serious Disaster of the Rec at
English Storm.
The British ship Enterkin Caught in the
ChaHnel--PeopIe Killed by Fall
ing Trees and Houses.

Nh%Hhet--Eeoiie Nffteh ny ram
ing Trees and Houses.
Reports from various poin in South Wales
state that the gale has b en- especially severe
in that part OF the country. The wind storm
was accompanied by heavy rain, AID the re.
suit has been that some 81 The rivers have
overlooked their hanks. doing much damage.
The list Of casualties caused by the storm is
constantly gaining fresh access MS. The
great 81 numl or Of injuries in the country dis
triets have been caused by falling trees
Many persons have been badly hurt FROM that
cause. Quite number Of accidents have also
been cansed by the wreckage Of roofs and
chimneys. falling bricks. tiles, g..
The most serious of all disasters that have
occurred during the present storm is the wreck
Of the British ship Enterkin, Captain Sinclair
which was bound from Hull for Br.sband.
She was caught in the lstorm while board
down the channel and despite every otlor,
made 10 save her She was driven upon the
Gallopcr sands off the port Of Ramsgnte,
County Of Kent. Thirty lives were lost in
this disaster, eye-y person except an appren.
tiee boy being drowned.
The Euterkin is wholly submerged. The
sailors drowned include George Walker, of
Richmond, Va; James Roach, OF st. Johns,
md William Linskell and W. Brooks, Ia
nadians.
survivor states that most Of the crew
Wore cork jackets, which, h weycr, were of
no avail in the terrible s. rm rhis survivor
owes his safety to his accidentally catch NJ a
yard when the vessel overturned and cd x
ON until the ship righted.
The rain has be II 50 heavy in the districts
drained by the Thames that that river is
rnpidly rsing. Ia some places The low lands
are inundated. The slopes at Windsor Castle
and some parts of the royal park are partly
submerged
LIvFRFooT.-Th river Mercy mud its
chief ailluent, the river Irwcll have both
overlooked their tanks aud the nundaiicn
has done much damage Many Of the lnwer
parts of The city Of Manchester. which IS stu.
atcd on the lrwell. are overlooked,
Some Of the cuttings OF the ship canal. the
great engineering work which j. 10 eunncu
Manchester with t g sea, have beeu washed
out. entailinp much luss
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-12-19
MOLTEN METAL EXPLODED.

Two workmen Fatally and Others seri-
ousIy Burned at a Piitsburg Furnace.
4 ladle filed with moulten metal exploded
at the Lucy Furnace. on Fifty-second street,
Pittshnrg, fatally burning James Mardella,
aged A years, aad Peter IIidkey, aged S3
years.
Leoasrd II ok. Patrick McCane and Fario
.Garali were also terribly burned and may not
recover.
Theeause of the accident is not fully known.
II il supposed that there was water in 10. bot.
tom Of the iRals wi,sp the ,aen attempted 70
aii IL
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-12-19
ASKING FOR s5.OOO.OOO

The worlds Pair Committee viii Pet
ton Congress for tina; Amount.
A. the second day'ssession Of the conference
between the Board Of Control Of the Worlds
Pair and the delegates from the various States
a resolution was presented by Mr. Farquhar,
Of Pennsylvania, asking the representatives,
Of the yarioHs s. ties to petition Congress for
an appropriation Of s5,eoO0Oo for the use q
the fair.
The resolution whs adopted. tweniy-one
G,stes voting aye. five siaies not voting, and
two atssnt.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-12-19

GovFgx0R JoHS p. BrcHASAS, Of Ten
sessee. who hiss had little more than he
could DO for some me past ia dealing with
the convict mines in his State is tall. blonde
man. rudy Of face, with bIae eyes and light
hair. He wears a long Inoastache and goatee
He is selfmaSe man, once JsrBl.heg, erd
1 fae type ef the educated granger.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-12-19
FIVE HUNDRED MAssACRED.

Satise Mougoiian Christians PATTI Death
In the Patton District.
The congregation Of Mongolian Missions at
scl,eBi have received news confirming the
eport hat 100 native Christians have been
nassaercd in the Patoa District and that all
Re Europeans there escaped.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-12-19
DIED BESIDE HIS GOLD.
IN Old M.n seized by Death While Gioat>
Inn nrnr His Hnardeh NNcalfll.

An Old N.n seized by Death While Gioat>
ing Over His Hosrded Wealth.
Jhoma. Kocher, sn cd man Of West su-
perior, Wis, did not appear as usual, and a
neiehbor broke into his residence. Roeher
was found stretched dead on the bed.
4 little Pile Of gold lay beside him, bundle
Of bills was on the table, and mi eyllsneou.
assortment Of Government bonds, mortgage
gnd other securities were scattered GA the
floor. Wealth to the amonat Of over $40 q
was strewH about the room.
An investigation showed that the old mon
had evidently been engaged ii counting bis
weilth when stricken by heart discus H.
was q bachelor and lived alone.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-12-19
MARKETS.

BALTIHoRE-Flour- City Mills, super s.. 90
ass. Wbeat-Southern Fultz, LU0GD 81
Southern White, 53tG5jc., yellow,
52G53-. Oats-Southern and Pennsylvania
87(ga9c. Rye Maryland and Pennsylvania
s76I93c IIay.-slarylsnd and Pennsylvania
sl2.5oa 1900. Wheat, s7.50as /. y.
Eastern Creamery, 29(d30 nearby
receipt l9d2le Cheese Eastern Fancy
Cream, 1Iydl2Ic. Western, S6G9lc. Eggs-2d
(a27c. Tobacco, Leai-lnterIor Sl.0J(al. -
Good Common. SI.00@5.0u, Middling, $500
Qts.00 Good 10 hRe red, S9.0J@ll.0j. Fancy,
Sl20@. 1900
NEW IORS-Flour Southern Good 70
choice extra, s.. s5(G rs. Wheat-No. / White
I.u43a1.u5. Rye-State l.05Gl. 061c. Corn
Southern Yellow, 69d72c. Oats-White
State 393@504 Butter State. 29G3lc.
Cheese-State, Il(alItc. Eggs--26l(g2Sc.
PHILADELPHIA - Flour - Pennsylvania
Fancy. s.. 25(94.s 50. Wheat. Pennsylvania al
Southern Red, 1.t44Gl.Q4s. Rye-Pennsyl-
vania 91{d9Sc. Corn-Southern Yellow, 565
(a574e. Oats-3T (d3s4c. Butter-Stste, 2SGI
&c. Cheese-New York Factory. lOGl0lc
Eggs-State, 2S(d29e.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-12-19

The naeh-taiked-of Prince Ferdinand Of
Bulsaria is a SENDER lnan Of middle height,
With blas eyes. light broV ha!F and pleasing
asHaer. His character j. gentle, kut ~ re
1Ieups sgit.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-12-19

AT the desire ofQneen Victoria the we'd
ding of Princess Victoria Mary Of Teck and
the Duke Of Clarence and Asondale. eldest
son o. the Prince Of Wales. win take place
March 10 the twenty eighth anniversary Of
Males
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-12-19
THE CHINESE QUESTIONS.

The late outbreak against foreigners in
various parts al the Chinese + npirs nls b,sl
cause OF deco cousern in view OF tn ma
nerous establishments OF oar citizsls in
the int srior OF that clu7try. This q aysr,,-
ment can do no less than insist unon a con.
tinuance Of the protective and punitory
measures which the Chin ase Government has
heretofore applied No effort ,sHl be o initial
Mohave County miner., 1891-07-04

We are sorry to hear that Judge J. III.
Wright, Of Prescott, 30 far forgot his
dignity as to attempt TO shoot Ell ).
Gill, formerly OF the Phoenix Republican,
last Saturday night. The provocation was
great, but the subject on which the Judge
vented his wrath was too small. A fine
Of SIS was imposed by the justice for car
rying concealed weapons. Sometime ago
Gill was indicted by the Maricopa county
grand juiy for libeling Judge Wright. but
through technecal;ty the indictment
was quashed.
Mohave County miner., 1891-07-04
DRoposALs FOR FORAGE Head.

DR0POSALS FOR FORAGE Head
a quarters department of Arizona,
Dfiice of the Chief Quartermaster, Los
Angeles, Cal, July 2 1891, Sealed propo-
sails will be received at this Office, and at tho
offices OF the Qaartermasters at each of the
atoms below named, until IL O'Clock, q,
nl., on Tuesday August 4, 1891, and opened
immediately thereafter in the presence OF
bidders, for the furnishing and delivery Of
Forage at military stations in the Depart.
nsent of Arizona. as follows Forts Apache,
Bowie, Grant, Huachnca and Thomas and
San Carlos sud Whipple Barracks. A. T.; Lsos
Angeles and San Diego Barracks. CAL,
aud Forts Bayard aud Wingate, N. M.
Preference given TO articles Of domestio
production and manufacture, conditions of
proc and quality being equal, and such
preference gigen TO articles OF American
produstion and manufacture produced On
the Pacific coast to the extent of the con
sumption required by the public service
there. Proposals for either class Of
the Supplies mentioned or for quar.
titles less than the whole required,
or for delivery of the supplies at poists
other than those above named will be en-
terteined. Specifications. general instruc-
tions to bidders and blank forms of propo-
sal will be furnished on application to this
Office. or 80 the Qtarterm asters at any OF
the stations Damed above. A. Is. KIM
FALL, Quartermsster, U. 8. Army, Chief
Quartermaster.
Mohave County miner., 1891-07-04
Hstsi Arrivals.

FM Rose, Albuquerque; w T Hull,
Calaveras; Dave soathwick, stockton !;
Il Eberman, Mineral Park; Mrs scott
and children, Stockton; A A Davis, San
Francisco; Conkey aud son, Chloride; /;
Mrs Lydia Partridge, eity;J b Sando-
val, Chloride; A Sandoval and wife, Bill
lings Arizona; A NJ McDuffee, Chloride;
Ed Burke, Stockton; James Walsh,
Daggett.
Mohave County miner., 1891-07-04

Fither Onto, pastor Of the diocese, ac-
companied bv Bishop Bcurgade, Of Santa
Fe will be in Kingman next Wednesday
night. Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock
mass will be said in the school house and
the sacrament Of confirmation admins
tered to all children not heretofore con-
firmed. In the evening the Bishop will
give instruction to the catholics Of this
town on their spiritual welfare.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-22

u r. ElO.Elhe Iob1ing houses are doing
steady sale IN small quantities immodise consumption
&c in bbIs' and &c in cans. Alcohol quoted arm and
@ 'S bos rs enjoys Ts 90 Ps ci Sfsf and s 9 e
unchanged prices refined and powdered quoted at 9aa+e
diOc for medium. and e5c for lone prime. Csinnhor
s n sA' ii sSSicd "a o
has been rduef but sales are small best grades quoted
sS; and Basal. Ps'T Peru 4GG duh
a g. s'asl 90 Gsrb AmmCna steady at Cream
quoted $$$s CRYSTALS and p S"SI'9si
ing Powder quoted at 81 so0sl 80. on Pennyoyal 81 40
sa So for % 90 81
aGH az o a on S for ySs5ne Is quoted STEADY WITH
fGr S SS%s & in fair sn'a with Sgpo
lgnt movement quoted at % 1Oq y 20 eshths Opium
gun ana o at vase Tor do sSs 81 R Sc Gs4s1,
FofEiGS AHS DO DoMEsTItt' DRIED rRy1r-coun.
t n6eT 81, are nSt foPo a. g. this fresh fruits
eg5nts Arm Nuts rather deSrer Valencia rsisns Of
iornia London Eyer 5easi 90 csillor@ia L. 81,
V's' Sois pate IN s g &c oG Gs
Peel &c orange Feel c sSs LeFhT Pnn Ss
.sA 1883 cesks 4c DO 1890 casks 5ee boxes
Az o g S% SSSsC'
@ DO n o S' s'c s4s'' t's@Ss
snelea 81 as5c dc Jcrdas SHIELD new 4sat5c walnut
GRaoo DO Marbo5 sd nss " fjers US c 40
new. S$c Figs. Smyrna. new 6dl2l2c; do bags. new,
4'.d5c Macaroni Italian, n packages 52a9c TapocA
FAKE. 32c medium, pearl, 3sc: fine pearl. 34c sage,
German, fine, 9sc sardnes, halfboxes, $40 5Oasl4 do
quarter boxes. SO 25dsll.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GREEN FRUIT-Orengcs
India fruit is plentiful and cheap. Pneapplcs range
from g 80 to sl9 per 100 Closing quotations: Lem
~ 25; do choice, oseos, So 25ass 50; oranges Mes.
and Palermo, 300s SO 25 do zoos. 81 75dS3 do
yscncia, s2os =; do Jsmaica; rcpackgd 8! bananas,
Limon first run 81 30 seconds slasI 122 cocoanuts
Barlcoa. s23as25; do ST. Andieae, $2sdSSO; do san
BIAS s9ode32.
FISH-All dealings are in moderate quantities prac-
tically the rates given last week. Quotations