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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-11-26

THERE is nothing like courage il
misfortune. Next to faith il God and
in His overruling providence, Il man
faith in himself is his salvation. 1t Is
the secret of all power and success. 1t
makes man strong us the plllared
iron or elastic rs the springing steel
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-11-26

A good way to be happy, IL to 'rs ""
useful and helpful
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-05-28

Tie eahsruil9D of tsfmers silisucr snc
diti-rsn, lsbur organ z,,ions a. Ciucinna,
'.,t seek aas xvli attended. though ther,
ssir comparatively lee delegates from th,
s,,ush and E.i. Tue Western states fur
ll.I.d iic stsst bulk Of the convention
so.ss Of tue strongest men present yer,
opposed To ofsstizina a third party Of PRE-
.rs, tni ib', ssfr avsiboroe by the null
tnude srd tie convention declared for .
third party with sho~ Of nnsniniiy
The pls,iofm adopted 10 quite lengthy
srd eou,sius some good things. but The
i~a planhs that ere utterly bad ere ihs
one To- tree silver and the other In favor
81 the sosefnnent issnias en- unlimited
smauet " green b.ets 10 he loaned on
lan pctisbsbis products si per ceut In
iefe.i. rhese would veil nigh ruin The
euan,,y sed help nobody ~Lo hes soy
thing 10 lose.
W. do DO imagine thai any considersble
uami.~r Of srnsibir voters will join par
W that fssoss knch fnincus moneiary leg
i.ls,ion though there 10 st present dwcon
teal rsoask 10 warsnt qaits respectable
feiiesisg People 10 ds,ress DO rot 81
ssys stop 10 consider whether proposed
chAsse may rot mske then ssiii vosse ca
than they are nos. We give below re
ported intuvRv With Chssncy NJ. Depew
10 regard 10 The novensnt.
lie aya ihlak the Alliance has made
iis fatal biuadsr 10 osssuiring The third
party. The Farmer srsrse and alec The
Aiiisses 40 i.s social eeOuony ssd hslpial
expects 10 IL nenhes and ia order we're
nosi admirable snd ussiul osgssis,iiots.
They bed The pover and The stsssssh 10
ccEpsi ifou beth the great parties sab
sisfsil fecossition and sdcps,oa Of macy
Of their views. sld 10 sash . Wy ~ 70
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-05-28
Railroad Companies Promoting Temper


Tie spency Of the railroad companies
10 ~, noting temperance Is not generally
appreciated They employ $50 9l2 per
toEs, not couniIug those Who mine the
coal aud iron, make the rails or locomo
iisrs. OF bnild the carr aud carriages used
by 10. road. The freight and passenger
Traffic u the country IL practically con-
hollsi by 600 OF lhe.e corporations. and
of these GOO no less than 375 prohibit the
nte OF inl Iisslins liquors by their EN-
plnyes, among the number being most Of
the largest companies. The Brotherhood
OF Locomotive Engineers uses its influence
IN The same direction. Whenever mem,
Der OF the order 10 kuownt TO be dissipst'
ed. says Mr.. Arthur. long the head OF the
organization, We not only eIpel or suspend
him. bat notify his employers. and dur.
ing The last year 375 mem ers were eIpel
led for ibir canse. This 10 only QUE illus
irsii1n Of the way 10 which practical bus
iness considerations are operating TO pro
mote The spread II len persucs: II Is pure
Is matter 1T bnsine.s with the railroad
c3upsries They simply cinno, al ord TO
emrlo, q msn sbe is liable suy day 10 get
diutt End f'.rpiia'e - me terrible disas.
ie,. H. iik' msbntr ether employers tnd
ilai d, pays ihtm much better 10 hire q
mea sho IL not 10 the habit Of drinking
than npe aim msy be intoxicated when
bis services srp mpst needed, aud betweeD
TO flpi,c .b's they give The pr ference
- ilr "te upon whom they can depend.
fht ussrsss So'trgmsp thus CONES to
sfv ltsi u Is money 10 bis pocket, 10
n,ete Ssi than enc, II he keeps out Of
Ire loon. sud The moral 10 not lost upon
Lisa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-05-28

Iced 10 favorable isgislsiiss by slscsi 10
sssnoss ccp~st Acs. hossvtr. they
can oSiy vis ny sieciiss ms,oriiies al
lbslf o.n 10 tho legislature srd 10 cos-
gress They naturally sDissotias both per
iist Tie Struggle q each party gill he
TO dspi~is their fofces BY dnsias ca is'
disidnsi aeas tssrs back 10 old st'ilisiions.
by fshiibg beth psriirs they viii nsi,her
densud nor accept .sfns irom siihsr. aud
so ih,n rsiianos Tor tito Legislation shicA
ibsy ssh mssy be entirely upon the mem
here .hoIs they elest The hiiiory Of 10
preseniausa sersfbms ut kscbss 20 lee.
soo 20 CLEARLY - that the cDanify gill he
ruled by che 81 ,uo sfssi parties, one
u owing ppon confuv.lise s0d The other
apon hbersi iiees As The liberal patty
be cone 30 fsdicsi As b. alarm people ~bo
hs,e 30 strong psri, sfAiisiious. %. con
s.r,siivcs come isio posff A. i1s cou
~fssii,e. hold bach 40 successfully as 10
,hreairu dry rot. the pcudnlum ssings TO
the other side through the agsncy ~ this
sane unsfilia,sd vote The iibs;al party
will si~sys be three fonr,hs Of The time 10
power. u II has any compeieni leadership
becsuse The tendencies OF The age are 10
pros r.ss aud development. II i. FORUM,
ste Tor the Republican patty that tbs mes
party les been started so early. II gives
so q, pcrueiy for "a educational cam
p.isn. The question which will present
i,self 10 every member Of the Alliance In
the states who're the Alliance 10 strongest
wiii be ibis; The members Of our orgspi
ration 10 the southern Democratic states
will eli vote the Dem ocrs,ic ticket. Nov.
shall We pr,cticslly vote the same ticket.
thereby ebdAngeriog the Republican sue,
cess 10 our ststes2 Ia other words, the
practical question which will present it,
sell to the voters. who are an unusually 10
tellisen, body 10 this new party, will be
whether they can be used by sbfewd man
,pulAtors ~ . side issue to help the Dem
ocrstic circus.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-05-28

Congressman l.. G. Houk. Of the second
Tennessee district died Ut Knoxville from
the ELECTS u arsenic taken by mistake for
compounded prescription. The career
oi this able experienced Legislator well il'
illustrates the possibilities Of life IN this
couLtIy. Born 10 Sewer county. Tennef'
zee. IN 1896 bis early educational fsciliti,s
were lililtod TO three,monihs term 10 al
oli.h,biuntd iIl.equipped school. While
working as a carpenter, With books spread
on bis workbench. Mr.. Ilouk educated
himself, mastered the law, aud was enabled
10 enter the legal profession. Surrounded
by secssionists, be proved loyal, rose 10
the rank OF colonel 10 the army aud when
bosiiliiiss bad closed became prominent 10
q jurisi. Statesman aud man OF sfsiIs
Since 1872 be bad been in congress almost
without interruption. carry ing for the Re
yubIicsns q district often Democratic On
other divisions. Judge Houk commanded
respeci hon I'll who knew bin. and bis
death will greatly weaken the southern re
presfntsiion IN congress.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-05-28

Ia Fnsiassi Hsrrison's speech o. Deu'
,~s. shefs he touched 90 The school qaes'
ton, be eIossd bis ealosy Of our public
,ehool ,,sien .iih this sen,insni; Tbese
common schools are mol simple nurseries
81 inisllsoiasi usibIps, they are nurseries
II ei,i1 n.hip. Jass here lies their ebiei.
,sias. spd The American people nust To-
.n. that they be sueh nurseries not only
10 theory, Lui really and actually. 10 the
tnlies, sense oi The term. To train Ameri'
can citizens 10 the fnt function OF the
A american public school.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-05-28

Aitaus Latham Perry. LIZ d.. hss re
signed from the chair Of history and poii'
cal economy at Williams college. PROBES
sor Perry Is 90 es.imAble old gentleman
aud scholar of high st.sipments. vhs
bss been smember Of the Williams faculty
Ter iLir,'eish, yesra 10 I'll respects Of
cepi bis teachings on political econom,
bis service has been moot acceptable and
CON mendsble. As 40 exponent OF Free
Trade aud Cobdepism 10 opposition TO th'
policy which bas gived the United States
success and prosperity unmatched 10 th'
history OF p,tlons. be has utterly artsgoni
ssd the American spirit
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-05-28

The msadasi Free Trader 10 The votld
ll,ss 10 Mes York. He 10 90 imporsef'
.sd bs hurried large quantities Ct seedles
threusl the cps,om bonse iast before isf
Mfkirlsy bill vsti into fleet. He d's'
rcssrsd after ts bad paid The daiy ses'
n.ealss .sfs placed 90 the free liz, BY the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-05-28
Chr Manfbfsifr 30nrual
THURSDAY. NAY -. issi.
pk. gin0xDs. Eesssr and Pre7fisier.

Toe .ssasssis price a sssn hes again
i.llss. npch 10 tts supriss o. sts oppo
s@si. 81 The Mekisiey oct Ttarsdsy. Va
lsah. SO .boI.sIs price Of srsnsls'sd
.ssss VI. icar sta ops eighth cesw PEI
pouns. ed vac soid 81 thai ssvre. ,b'
lo.at ois, CO record,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-05-28

Mrs. Laura a. Kempton. Of West Rat,
land. VI, writes, 1--WE are certsio thst
ohiy for Dr.. David Kennedys Favoriie
Remedy, Of Rondout, N Y, our little ten,
year-nld dsugltsr would have died from
Brighi's Disease. We hsd tried 10 vain
other means, but the favonts remedy came
lns, 10 time 10 save her liic.'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-05-28
MARY MONCRIEF,s Estate.

state 81 Vermont, District Of Ma1cheter, "a
10 Probsie Court. held At Manchester. within
and ior said Distract, on The 9Ss day Of May,
q, ssei
A. ihstfumsst. purporilns 10 be the issi VII
AID Jestsnsnt u hniy norcref late OF Rupert
10 sasd District deceased. being prcee1ted for
Protais.
Ahsteupon Il sac ordered by ssld Court, that
AL psf.ons concerned lherrtn be notified 10 sp-
pear At . sssssoa thereof. 10 he held at The Pro.
bale of3ce In Manchester, 10 ssld Distract. On
the lxih day Of Jane. o. 1881. 81 10 O'clock ID
the fureEoon. AID sbos csass. N any they have
sg1.nsi tbs probate Of ssid VIII, ff wnieh par.
pose Il 10 further ordered, THAI this order b.
pubishet three sests sucesssisely 10 the Mls-
On Esrrx Jorks.ts . DesspAper pritttd .; Man
chester. 10 said D.sirse,. pfeFisus 10 s,ld tin Q
81 bearing
A true record,
Attest. J. Z. FEsz. Register.
A true copy Of record.
Sc Aessi, y. z FESy. Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-05-28
{ COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

~ Esiata OF RopHIA A CoLwJLL.
The undersigned having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court fer the Distinct Of Man.
chester ComiGirsioEsfs. 10 receive. examine AID
adjust all elsims and demsDds Of oil p.rsons
against the estate Of
sophis A. Colsei late u Manchester,
III SAID Dlsrrt, deeessed, snd ali claims exhibit.
a 4 ID offssi ihsroio Lsleby give notice that We
= meet for the purposes sfofessid ~ the dssi.
,,.,, L0nse Of J. v. ColsiB 10 aid Manchester
M III 2isi day Of October Deri, itom o'ciosk
! !, Tgiii 4 och ek . on ssid Day Atd thst
!. mo, the ltom iha zis, day 81 April D 1891,
/. a. iite limited BY said Court tor ssid ere dit
o,s 10 proyent thor eisifns 70 ts for sismiDs,
,ian 81 d siiewsncs
D.i.d Al AancLeser this End day Of April
A. D 1851.
tsx Il W. B1UHk.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-05-28
I,ouMIssIOgER,s NOTICE.

" F.isse Of FShis Il. EDfrua
Yhr Bndffslgpsc, having been appointed BY
,ts Hon. Probate Court f0f The District ~ MAJ.
et...ter I0m Bsslonefs, 10 rscsjse. sramins, and
~ pst all claims aud demands Of all IsfsoUs
sgs inst the estate 81
Psfis L. Ba1nm. late o. Torssi,
A., ssh District deceased and all claims exhibit.
"a ~ afsst thereto. hereby give noiife that w
I'll nisei FIR the purposes Aforesaid 81 the hctsI
Ell. "a the Tilson Hcuss. 10 Fast Dorsci Village,
- The 18th day 81 August aud oh day u No,
VEN lsf nefi, rim o'clock ni,. until o'eiset
- on said days and that sis months from
lie sth DAY u Nay D. isJi - its
is.ss limited By ssld Court foI SID creditors 70
pfsssyt their claims % % for examination and
Dstsd Al Dorsst this s,h Gay 81 May 4. y. 1891
JOHN n. 0EiYrfrH. c.n,..
.tzv yANKD n. WAITE.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-05-28
planning AND MATCHING

done al the Gown plsning Mil At East Manches-
ter. t2.O0 and t2.50 per thousand and smaller
l'is by the job soliciting your patronage, we
are Yours truly,
sIILsON A BALrH.
Marehesier Depot, April 18th, 1891. 3sl3m
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-05-28
LnYER HuLET1,S Ts1Arr.
NANCY WEEKS EsrArE

Az s,ste OF Vermont, District Of Manchester, -
Ia Probate Court held at Manchester, within
and 'or sad Dirtrict on the 18th day OF May
A D, nei
william e. kpelman, the Gusi den Of Nancy
weels, deceased, pfoposed ~ - nier ala sccoupt
Of his Guardianship.
Whefenpon II was ordered that said account
be examined tor allowance VI q session oi ssid
Court 10 be held al The Probate uGlea 40 Ns..
chester, 10 esid Disuict, on the 2yh day Of NAV
A D. 1881, at ~ O'Clock IN the forenoon,
and that notice thereof, aud Of distribution u
tho estate remaining 10 the hands u said
Guardian, DO given 10 all persons Interested ~
de publication hereof IN tic Manchester Jouh.
sAI, a newspaper printed al raid Manchester.
10 appointed.
A true record,
Attest, J. n. Penn, Register.
A true copy Of record.
l3w Attett, J. y. TENN, Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-05-28
CO N Y y A

A srre cure for SPAWN. spint. Curb, Eingbone
LoIonrh-pin. Capped Hock shoe Boil and ali
tniArRemerts on pr around the joints ~ horses
limbs II your horse IL suffering from any ~ tue
ahsye ironb s.or lame IRON Any cause wbstever
uy COMA for CosJzA hssef fails 10 Affect
epre II = cure " possible. And II costs only 7sc
bottle. sid BY ali trnggist.. Psmphle's sent
it'e Add tss, CoAiZa MANUFACTURING
CD,, temont, ". II. San
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-05-28
CON f sc SWIFT
Have a new lot Of

Saline, CASTILLlAN CLOTHS.
Outing Cloths aud Prints. The patterns aud
colors are handsome, the quality iine aud prices
low. The public will always find In orerting
reading In This little space.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-20
THAT FAXED CABLEGRAM
Concerning the Immediate Issuance of the
Russian Wheat Ukase Still DemoraIx.s
the Wheat Narkes-Corn Opens BADLY,
hut Ip,proyes-Oa;s and Frox;s;,,, nj,

Concerning the Immediate Issuance of tbc
Russian Wheat Ukase Still DemoraIfx.s
the Wheat TEarket-Corn Opens BADLY.
but Improves-0ats and Provisions DulJ
CHICAGO-The wheat market was de-
moraliZed over tie effects of vestertiav's
false report announcing the promulga tiop
OF the Russian edict prohib ising the exporta
tion of wheat. The attention OF many OF the
traders was directed in attempting to ferret
out the author of yesterdays false reoort
and the market for a few hours received but
little of their attention. As q consequence
the business was very light there beinr
general disincliDation 20 buy on account of
the unsettled and somewhat timid feeling
which prevailed. The market there:ore
was naturally weaker, and prices were lower
ali around.
One reason for the decline, no doubt. was
the positive contradiction of the dispatch
received yesterday, which claimed that the
edict prohibiting the expectation of wheat
had been signed. To-day's cable SAYS: THE
issuance OF the decree forbidGing the ex-
portation OF wheat WAS postponed until De-
cember." However, should the expectation
of y heat from Russia become a law il is
doubtful if is Mould have any material effect
in lessening the exports of which is is
claimed about % per cent of Russia's sur
pi;ss has alread Y been exported.
closing figures of yesterday. and, with slight
fluctuations, declined %@3sc more. then
ruled stronger. prices advancing 3s915c;
eased OF, declining I1sc, and the closing was
about &c lower than yesterday.
The corn market was weak at the start,
but later developed considerable strength
Oh demand from shippers. November
opened at SIC and closed at 5Sc: year, from
around 44ssc to 44]4c at the opening moment.
advanced by irregular stages to 451sc and
closed at Al &C. and May, from 42]Sc, sold up
70 4e3sc and closed with sellers a { the latter
price which. regards the latter month,
Shows scarcely any change since yesterday.
Ihe oats market was extremely dull. Prices
were confined within range of "a a &c,
November selling at % a 325sc ana May at
32ss "a 322sc. The market closed steady at
S214c bid for November and 321zc bid for
May. Slightly higher prices were obtainable
jor cash oats rs the market was very firm
under good shipping demand
Tie provision market opened weak and
closed at considerably lower prices than
yesterday, except December pork, in which
there was slight recovery from the lowest
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-20
BY Telegraph.

New k-Beeves-Receipts 77s head.
all forexporters and saughterers: no trade
Zee Geevss' ssf Is Sun sheep p' and 50 auarteTs Ts
OF beef. Calves = Receipts, ssl head;
markst los firm; vsals sns sS 90 So
5 50 Westerns, s. 5o@s 90. sheep-Receipts.
9.lo4 head; sheep Nc per pound higher;
lambs firm, sheep. 81 oo@6 37M per 100
firm at 1881 per pcound dressed lambs
steady at 7h@9c per pound. Hogs - Re-
ceIpts, 6,293 head, consigned direct; non,i-
naIly steady at "a 0O@s4 40 per 100 pounds.
rm s so loads ds
stock. Hogs-Receipts, IS loads through; 65
sale; market about steady and nearly all
sold: choice heavy = shade higher; heavy
grades conaea q d y % o'h ao meaiu nd
ceipts, loads through, 26 sale: market
about steady for sheep and native lambs;
Canada lambs weak; sheep, extra fancy.
a 5O@4 so; good to choice, 81 l594 40; fair to
good, s. 1894 co. lambs, good to choice, ma
tive. s5 a5@5 SO: common to fair do, 81 cog
5 co. Canada, common to extra, IS 5o@5 70.
Chicago Il, 900 head; ship
ments, 1000 head: market dull and lower;
natives, 81 1896 15c;Texans, g 00@3 60: West
erns, 81 s.; stockers, So 00@3 90; cows, 81 00@
so. Hogs-Receipts, 56, ,OCO head; shipments,
1000 head; market slow and lower; rough
and common, 50 40@3 60; mixed and pack
ers, So 7o@s SO; prime heavy and butcher
weights, So 90@3 95; light. So 1898 TO- Sheep
Receipts, 1000 head; shipments, 900 head;
market dull and lower: native ewes, 81 5O0
90; wethers, 81 5O@4 so; Westerns 81 l9;
lambs So 5o@5 90.
Cincinnati-Hogs lower: common and light:
s. 75@3 IS: packing and butchers. IS 5O@3 80.
receipts. $500 head: shipments, 9, 100 head,
Cattle-Barelv steady; fair to choice butcher
grades, 81 00@4 90; prime to choice shippers
So 7515 90; receipts, 100 head: shipments, 4S0
head. Sheep steady: common to choice, 81 IS
a. 25: extra fat wetners and yearlings, $4 so
"a 75: receipts, 800 head; shipments, 200 head.
Lambs in moderate supply and stronger;
common I'd choice, 81 25@5 25 per 100 pounds.
St. notwithstanding, $500 head; ship
ments, 2, 200 head: market dull; prime ma
tives So logs 60; Texan and Indian steers,
So 20ll3 90: common COWS and Gamers, 81 90
o. so. Hogs-Receipts, 10000 head; ship
ments, 1000 head: market 10c lower; fair to
choice heavy, SO s0G3 90: mixed, So 1903 sO
light, fair to best, SO 1898 go. Sheep-Re-
ceipts, 1000 head; shipments. 1,1c0 head;
market strong: fair to good, 50 1904 10.
Kansas y-Cattle-Receipts, 6225 head:
market steady; steers, So 25@5 95: COWS, 81 esq
2 IS: stockers and feeders, So C093 s.. Hogs
Receipts. 1,043 head; shipments, 1881 head;
market fair to l5c lower; bulk, So 5O@4 60; ali
grades, 50 90@3 80. Sheep-Eeceipts, SIS
head; no shipments; market steady.
Omaha = Cattle - Receipts, 1880 head;
market on best cattle steady: common weak
and lower; steers, So 1895 so: Westerns, 81 90
@S 90; Texans, S3 55A3 co. Hogs-Receipts,
$500 head; market steady to sc lower: bulk,
S3 6O@3 20: all grades, S3 5O@3 so. Sheep
Receipts, 149 head; market steady.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-20
DAIRY GOODS STRONG.
Creamery Butter and Cheese Tending
to a Higher Level.
AN ACTIVE DEMAND FOB POULTRY.
Oats and New Corn Are Advanced, and All
Cereals Steady.
TIE hog PRODUCTS PROMISE TO DROP
OFFICE OF PITTsBURG DISPATCH,
THURSDAY, Nov. 19.

THURSDAY, Nov. 10. (
COUNTRY PRODUCE (Jobbing prices)-
Creamery butter, cheese and eggs all show
an upward tendency under the influence of
the cold wave. Strictly fresh eggs are grow
ing very scarce, and outside quotations are
easily obtained. Markets are abundantly
supplied with fall vegetables, and the situa-
tion is still in favor of the buyer. Potatoes
and cabbage are particularly dull. Sweet
potatoes are heavy stock at present prices.
Poultry is not so plentiful as it has been of
late, and markets are steadier. There is,
however little doubt that Thanksgiving
week will bring supplies sufficient for all
the needs of trade. Supply of bananas is
not so large as it has been for a week or two
past, and quality shows decided improve
ment Choice stock is firm. The same is
true of Malaga grapes. Oranges and lemons
are weak, with q tendency toward lower.
prices.
BgrrER-Creamery Egin; sl@soc; Ohio brands.
BEASs,Sew York and Michigan pea i & sog2 co.
hand-pcked mediums. 81 se92 90.
BEEswAx-Sa@35c Q ID for choice; low grade. =
BUoKwHEAr FLouR-New, eA@e1sc 2 b.
CHEEsE50hio cheese. 1ol&@lle: New York
sweitzer full cream, i.l9@Is'kc; imported sweit-
CIDEs-Country cider, ss 5o@5 co per barrel; sand
EessHas@zc fSr strictly fresh nearby stock:
candled eggs, 2g02lc: cold storage eggs 2i@2oc.
FEATHERS-Extra live geese, 5I958c; No. l, 400
Soc p 10; mixed lots, ak9+Oc
FRUITs-Apples. 4rGo0c per bushel, 81 5092 90 per
barrel; psars, 7ocsl 90 per basket II oo92 90 per
GAME-Wild turkeys, 81 5O(12 90 each; malard
ducks, "a 0Ol5 90 per dozen: teal ducks 81 1903 90
per dozen pheasants, Sc 00@5 30: quail, s2 O0G2 2
SQUIRRELS sios9l SO; rabbits, aS@4Oc pair veni-
HoNEY-New crop white clover, lsc; California
honey, l3615c 2 ID.
MAPLE SYRUP-75@eoc per gallon.
% N1rs-Brazil ni nuts. f@sc 10: English walnuts.
lac q : French walnuts. lee p fo; fberts. lie fb
almonds. Ice: pecans, 13c: mixed nuts. 11}s@12c;
chestnuts. 81 5NG2 90 bushel: shellbarks, 81 so
bushel; walnuts, 4O150c bushel.
Y-Alive-Chickens. 69s5c pair. large:
30G5oc medium: live turkeys. 1G911c ID: ducks 90
(689c pair. Dressed chickens 12G14c q b; dressed
turkeys. 14d16c 2 ID.
store, 4OGI5c bushe: Southern sweets, sl 5O11 Is
u barrel; JERSEYS. e 5OG3 90.
SEEDS-Western recleane9 medium clover job
bing at S. 20: mammoth s. So timothy. 81 IS for
prime and 81 so for choicest blue grass 81 65a2 s0
orchard grass. 81 IS: millet. 81 90: German, 81 l5
Hungarian. 81 10; fine lawn, Csc D ID; seed buck
wheat 81 40d1 so.
TALLOw-COuntry, &c; city rendered, SC.
TROPICAL FRUITs-LemOus. % 75G4 90: Florida
oranges e. 5G9z IS box: Jamaica oranges. s5 0O6a
q 5O92 90 hrsts 81 s5@I so good seconds. per bunch
dgs. i4@i6c q ID.
VEGETABLEs-Cahpage. g oNG4 90 hundred: Yel-
low Danver onions g 60@2 25 a barrel; tomatoes.
81 90 p bushel: celery, 25a3Oc {, dozen; turnips.
90cds1 90 n barrel.