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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30

sno III Along the coast; dead 1t the
hoti S Of that ugly black inlet OF watcl'
cold and dead. with his white. uptSsncSS'
reproacbful face somewhere on tne oc~I ~
The air Of the room choked Mn :,t.I
walked out, avoiding obscrvs''on; ionSiv
st,sn ~ nina woods, where no hung MIN
self down and lay ftfully dreaming un.,a
w;th a sndden start to his feet, no toun1
h,masif attn and chilled and saw through
ths widely-spaccd trees the round req SUI
IN on the verge OF setting. He was oil con.
fused. WHAT was tho nattsfi linen MN
shame hc remembered. IL was hos u .b,s
father be had been dreaming, a"u W."
made his quit al the more he,h ha,d vo,k
,hst ran around the banks of the lake II
was dark. Dinner was out OF me question.
lie had thought Of only one thing. fever.
;.h fsrvid thought of Gail, he must
hm,rr 70 her at once. How. cold the water
looked. and pitilessi His father
He turned his face away rom Inc me- az AZ
and went rspidly on. wnisa,nnei , nus , ,ne
Tea Thew danced and elinted; shons
redIv and mid: How cold, bow pitiless!
" hear father" sobbed Dick, clingng
,,rnlv In A tree, forgive mo; I'm so
,n;serable. 40 weak. Oh. God. save MN
from the water and I'll give MIN uaii.
Than when the stars were out he went on
in tranouil detection. Oh, yes; his love ior
hrs father was. stronger than WORDS
etronoer than this love which directed MS
footsteps to the Perinths.
Gail was in the doorway. A delicate.
delicious lily; incfably sweet to DICK, tho
fine curves Of her graceful form, the pu-
rity of her white gown, the smell OF the
faint perfurne that Hoated away from her.
She greeted him with timid. inauifing
emile.
"Tm back"
$50 / see, she said.
"You're not sorry?"
Mot at all. a.,
His evident restraint scEred her. She
passed out from tho light of the hallway
and asked IL he would not rather sit upon
the piazza. He would, of course, and was
deeply grateful to her.
"Why did you return ?"
She nestled luxuriously in her chair and
smiled.
ITO see you" he added brokenly, after
a pause, "about NY father" ,.
She drew herself together with little
gasp.
You know what mean" he went on
hurriedly, abashed by her silence. Help
me, won't your"
(To yB CONTINUED.
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The Intelligence Of Homing Pigeons
RICHMOND. Va, August %, 1891.
A., n D ,3f,1., n . "a. ns..o,t.l

The o. d. Homing Club OF this city sent
elk birds to Scottsburgh. 100 miles on the
Richmond and Danville. on the Goth of
August, to be liberated the next day. That
day being rainy they were held over and
liberated at s A. NJ. the 2sth. The FIRST
return was 8. b. Frischkorn's black cock
No. q S.; Snowflake" reported at 7:45.
Edw. r. Schraudts red-chequered cock
No. 1873 E. Il. s., MAS Baby" at 7:4s.
The timer not being at Charles l.. Ross's
loft no correct time was kept.
His blne-chequered cock, No. I, G. L. r.,
TRADE Mark" was found in the loft at S
A. NJ, the other three being reported later
in the day. All these birds are youngsters,
the youngest being four months old.
Yours truly. .. d. HoNINo OnuD.
Ed,oard X. .schrduit. Secretary.
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Tho D.serters wsro Hung.

TO Rte E3ltor Of Ns Nspatchi
As one Of Armistead's brigade take tho
liberty OF correcting your mistake As TO
the execution of the deserters at Kingston.
N. G. They did not deserve the honor of
being shot as q soldier. I was an eve
witness to the hanging of Ave of them at
one time. think Others were executed
in the Same manner at another time. 1
was very much interested in the history Of
Armistesd's family. l was in every battle
tysburg. was in few feet of him when
he fell on those memorable heights. His
ancestors may ever feel proud Of such Q
grand. noble, and bravo father.
r. j. g..
Company J. Fourteenth Virginia In
faptry.
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The One Dark Blot.
boston Courlcr.l

I love 10 wonder by the brooks
That murrnur to the sobbing ses,
And watch the quaint, melodious kline
Dance up and down the lowly les.
l0ve 70 sec the farmers lass,
With round rod cheeks and hands and feet,
Extract the rare, rich buttermilk.
And smile the while surpassing sweet.
To feed the antique dapple mare
Gives me athrill OF 10Y intense;
love TO help the birod man
ST. on the cool and shady fence.
But love not the farmer man
Who tells me when I como TO pay.
That when he said the board WAS four,
He meant, Of course, twas four a day.
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Consisteot Criticism,
rNunsev's Wech,v.1

Poet. You always tell me that my poems
are too long, 50 have brought one or two
lines only. What do you think of it3
Editor; Same a. usual-it's too long.
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Hickok,s No; !, 2: D. @, Fig. and Caro-.
F:s:s:a xs' :s:: :.d oA'''
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Young Children.
SUMMER RESORTS.

MOUNTAIN TOP HOTEL AND
1v1 SPRINGS, over Rocknsh Gap, Biuo Ridge
Mountains 1899 feet above the level OF tho sea.
Fine view, delightful summer resort, cheap
board, strong iron springs many attractions 70
the INVALID pleAsure-seekcrs, and families: OF
easy access. Season ends OCTOBER 1bFH A.
essss sssara kAsaIe = CO., Alton We
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r Aw SCHOOL. RlCHNQNl

The Law School ~ Y. hmc'i ~.
SEPTEMBER -. lsHL li -
course divided betWeeA tA' ..'
senior. School last year ''.' ri
capital OF tho State WIN q .rs.
government, nine c3u-'s
municipal. large hhclri =, az a
meet distinguished Ac.. !,
tages. The endOwa 'u. t.i
reduce rates as follow so
$40; both, $40. c. 4 tot''
tho city. Address Profess =
Lester Manor, Va, az ~ t.L
Faculty Richmond Cd. ST. -'... ;
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TNpISCOPAL HON sCh0V'

III MEAN ArElISpKit' ma ii
i. N. RI.ACXFOkD. N. A., f...,,s gr.,s
&. L. Y. MINOR. LIE u, 49, 'ssyss, "
FOR HoyA Ths nfsy-thlrd ysA, s's,,Ssss
Ben 80, 18oi. Extensive inss,,,.s.sis, -
ina Ani Recommendations b
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', 80, ccr or WIILlAA ,

rOLLEGE OF Villa 81
" MARY. wIILIAMssuRi, ' As..sss ]
slas e coI,.se IN the sou.h. Pro' ,.fs.
p.a9ss sS and sssasSic ,rsluias
roandinSs: healthy climate; go ~
, asy S's fs9%: s SS Espsa.s.,, *
willing 70 teach two years y, -. az -,
Of virginis-eoard, ia s,,,.i ~ trcn s.. A
el0 pcr monih other ssS " a.r,,.s'e a. a
ssndenss a. are no, willing 9 az y. I
teach. si2.5O per halt sess.Ssl; q II
losue. LiV" y frss:|
= oe.dImfteodlm
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Police-Jpstics Hogan's extraordinary
lecture delivered from the bench dav or
two since on the failure of the New York
police force to regulate the dives on east
Third and east Fourth streets, which have
for some time been the most awe-inspirinp
and picturesque portions of New York by
Raslisht, finds singular commentary In
tho generally believed assertion that Po-
lice Captain Brogan, ip whose district
these OUTRAGEOUS dens are situated, has.
during his incumbsncy of his Office.
smsssed . fortune of $4,000 on q salarv
OF less than $4,000. No doubt "pollce
protection" exists wherever q uniform DO
lice force exists. In other words. wherever
men are put in authority there viii be
aome among them who will accept 9ratul-
ties for keeping their eyes closed. But
the number OF high officials In thia citv
who have saved from salary barely snf;i.
Client to support their families are enough
to buy country seats. yachts. real estate
and hqVor:,hops is startling and not TO be-
overlooked. New and then such chsrgss
as Justice Hogan has in effect rsoentiv
made against Captain Brogan arc heard
OF by the reading public. Az : mattAr
of fact they may be heard in any nra-
cinct in this. city at any time when once
tho maker II assured Of immunity. Pc
lice officers in uniform and out OF Uniform
are notoriously TO b observed smons tie
hsqnsnssrs ef The low wssss-strssI 1ivoS.
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My father" Dick began in tenta-
tive tone to the clerk, who regarded him
with "A stupehed grin.
left on the 5:20.h

i've tOne 10 tuo cicIh, WIN ISkoioou hAAn
with stupehed grin.
Left on the 5:2O."
New York;"
a. guess So"
"Couldn's get back tonight, could
he?"
Is he coming backa Thought he said
he wasn't"
NO" said Dick. utterly dazed II
suppose you're right. He'll hardly come
back tonight. Leave anv word for NOR"
No. sir; didn't tell US you were coming.
We thought you'd both left for GOOD. lie
just pad your bills and skipped. Have
your old room. Mr.. penslow, or the Colo
nel's? Yours Is better"
Yes" said Dick family, land I'll 60 up
to 1t If you please"
CHAPTER TX.
What did n mean. he asked himself, and
then was afrsid OF the answers that crowd
IL meant, Arst Of all, that his father was
in love with Gail. Yes, that was plain.
Heavens, how horribly plain.
1t meant, again. that the dear, trusting
old fellow had all along believed Gail to be
in love with him.
This fact, just as monstrous rs the other,
was not equally luminous. Dick could SEQ
il all. and that very morning his father had
told Gail Of bis love for her, aud she IN
then the dear old fellow ..gulping down the
dose, had sent the message SAd uagnani.
mously retrsstcd from tho Asld.
Dick couldn't stand II. Ne felt faint at
heart with an empowering ssnss Of what
II had cost him TO gain Calls love: OF the
fact that he had won hcf At the expense Of
the dearest object on earth TO him; that
10y. had entered bus life becAuso Il had
a asep Ss BE-. s is' sSs.s f. sss himself
LOOK here" he gfoAned, with his face
half smothered IN pillow, do you III know now
what you havo done. you brutef broken
the heart OF tho dearest man on earth
killed him!" At this he held his breath
In terror. Killed him? Oh, no; his father
wss in New York. But hs did not know
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pleasing little ceremony each vent his
way.
REEDS "REMINISCENCES.
On lis fine old stock.farm down in Ten
nessee Charley" Reed has scores of
brood mares and twelve as valuable
Thoroughbred stations as are to be found
ia the land. The farm is on oasis. even il,
land flowing with milk and honey, and
it Is there that the firm of y. Reed h Sons
breed yearly scores of thousands Of dollars
worth Of colts. II Is not, however, the
regular profits. which cannot fail to be re-
turned from such q magnificent establish
ment, that give this curious old gentle
man his interest in life. The spirit of
for him. he loves the atmosphere OF loss
and gain in which all fast living OF to-day
moves and has Its being. in the Stock En-
change. in railroad management, in too
many banking enterprises, IN many forms
OF conservative business as well as on the
race-coursc. Were l." said he not long
since, to know taat In a certain spot In
this city would find every Monday morn
ing for the remainder of my natural life an
envelope containing Si25 with my name
upon it should at once commit suicide.
have nothing. loft to live for" II
to-day to hear how old-timers" Ike
Reed speak Of John Morrissy and the
great men OF that time. Mention TO
kosd the name Of tho pugilistic Consress-
man sud hc will reply: why, IserSed as
. cook under Morrissy," meaning there
by that DO owed to Norrissy . ereat deal
OF bis start IN life. And thereby hangs an
interesting inter- BY little story: 4 good many
TO tempt the Hckle goddess and male a
fortune. Tho bank roll " with which hc
went into business was advanced him by
Mr.. Morrissy. and when he returned
from his southern experiences sons
years thereafter with fortune Of
ESQ 900 no one Was more deliphted
than Morfissy himself. Il va
With this eso.Ooo THAT "Chasleyn Red
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-06


o busSs1s rye aeoo SS' bushels bs4iey 500
bushels.
puu anE, pua F1,ur ouiet Whoa.
HIGHER. eynort elevator al 90: No 2 red Ian
uary, 81 00@l OUI: February. 81 02@l Oh;
March, 81 0l11 OH; April, 81 06@l O614. Corn
options strong and higher; car lots Tor local
trade scarce; No. mixed. in grain depot, Gle:
No. high mixed, in do. 42c: old No. mixed.
in do &c; No. mixed. January; 5954Q6OAe;
601a@6l15c. Oats strong and higher; No: 3
white, soc; No. white in elevator, 45014 4U5V54c;
DO in grain depot. sic: No. 2white January: 30
@501<c; February 513sG515sc; March. 5E5s@
523sc; April. 5215@53c. Provisions dull and un-
changed. Butuer easy; Pennsylvania creamery
extra, 7@2Sc; print. extra. 3l@Sic. Eggs
scarce and firm; Pennsylvania tirsts; Slc-
Cheese cG steady; part skins: @ S@Se Reeeiptsn pts
9vO Dusheds; els oats. zzUu ousUe; U ,n
", Wy near l5O0 nushes; corn. 5oooo DuSheis' oa's'
zZ'6Co bushels.
good todar WITH rather ight arrivals 1 for the
two days including Sunday, the number of
lresh arrivals Delng 3sl cars. Demand was
M sMnaIpest snas came from mllefs heIe anu III Gu
sue tne bulk OF II goins 70 me nome % mills mills.
ment from farm granarles Ior tne une oi t' me
year. lew small lots OIL spot wneat were so,a :,
10 local elevators. put they were noS actlYeiy IN
tne Market 1or stocEs, as tne casn wneaI was
fair nmmber of cars needinp SandIing were
taken for that nurpnse during the day.
Closing Quotations: 10. 1 hard. January. 92c;
on track. 9sc. No. / Northern. January, soc;
February. er1%c: NAV. 9SJSc; on track, 9Oc; No
Northern. January. soc; On track. SIC.
c,nc,,,,,.T, 1;n - r,.osr.
So S5a4 90: fancy. "a 35GI 10. Wheat stronger:
No. 3 red. 9Tc Corn firm: No. mixed, SIX
@53c. Oats firm; No. mixed, 45c. Rye scarce
and firm: NO. 2 i4675c. Pork stronger: $40 25
Lard strong and Inioher: S. T565 SIX Bulk
meats o,iet and firm. short rtbs s. 0ll05 I1l/
Bacon firm: short clear. s6 l219. Whisky firm:
sales l,OIO barrels finished goods on basis of
81 II Butter hrmer; fancy Elgln creamery,
Sog3le: good to prime ONO and Indiana. D9
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ON THE RIVER FRONT.

Notes of the Movements of the Packet
Boats.
THE damaging ice is about all out of the
river now.
THE river is still falling, and yesterday after.
noon registered y feet
THE Scotia arrived in Cincinnati last night
and leaves to-day for Pittsburg.
THE Keystone State arrives this morning and
leaves during the afternoon for Cincinnati.
THE Matt F. Allen arrived from Wheeling
yesterday with all the buckets on her wheel
badly damaged
CAPTAIN SAM RENO and Engineer James
Reno, of the Annie Roberts, arrived home
yesterday. The latter was seriously though not
dangerously scalded.
RIVER men are advocating couple of bills
recently introduced in the National Congress.
One establishes a board to advance the inter-
ests of the merchant marine. The other makes
certain changes in existing laws.
THE following towboats passed down the
river yesterday: Twilight. Clifton, l. N. Hook,
John Moren, Advance. Cruiser, Diamond,
Frank Gilmore, Joseph Walton and Raymond
Homer. About S50,000 bushels of coal went
down,
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Grain, Flour and Feed.

Sales on call at the Grain Exchange: ! car
sample shell corn SOC spot, cars sample shell
corn 561Sc spot, car No. timothy hay 50 so, 10
days; car ~. C. corn GIG January. Receipts
as bulletined. SO cars, of which 36 cars were by
Pittsburg, FIT Wayne and Chicago Railway
as follows: cars of corn, 8 of bran,
of oats 3 of middlings, Is of hay,
4 of -four. of rye. l OF shorts, l of
wheat. By Pittsburg, Cincinnati and ST. Louis,
2 2cars of oats, ! of corn. Tone of cereal markets
is stronger in accordance with flrmer feeling
IN the West Corn and oats are particularly
firm. Advices from the Northwest Indicate
stronger prices in -four. The freight rates
from Minneapolis to Chicago bave added l0c
per barrel to cost of delivering flour here since
January /. Stock of -four in hands of our job
bers has been very much reduced the past
month, particularly bakers flour. When the
time comes TO replenish, which cannot now be
far away higher prices must be paid by the
jobber.
Prices for carload lots on track:
WHEAr-No. 2 red, 81 0O@l OIL; No. 8, 97@
Csc.
CoRN-No. old. snelled. 6O96lc: No. 2, 5s@
60c; high mixed. 56@57c: mixed. 55@56c; new
No. yellow shelled corn, 55@56c: new high
mixed, 54Qooc; No. 2 yellow ear corn. old. 679
mixed ear corn, 5S@59c
OATs-No. /. 50@5lc: No white. 4s@5Oc:
extra. No. 8 47@4Sc; mixed oats; 46@4Ic:
RYEmNo. Pennsylvania and Ohio. 76@Hc;
No. l. Western. 74Q75c.
FLoUR-Jobbing prices-Fancy spring and
winter patent -four, IS 1896 90; fancy straight
winter, "a S5G5 Is; fancy straight spring. S4 S5@
l5; clear win er. 81 75@5 %; straight xxx
bakers. 81 5O@4 rs. Rve -four, 81 0OQ4 25.
Buckwheat -four, 21503c p II.
MILLFEED-No. ! white middllngs. S2i 500
25 90 - ton; No. 2 white nIddlinGs. S2l -00@
e 90: brown middings, $40 50021 90; winter
wheat bran, $40 50@21 co.
HAY-BaIed timothy, choice. $40 50@l0 Is;
No. l. SO 5OQlO 90; No. do. IS 00@S 80: loose
from wagon, SD OO@14 90, according to quality;
No 2prairie hay 81 25G7 50; packing do. 81 0C
al 25.
| 81 0017 So.
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London to-day. where bankers balances were
down to per cent
The large advances of 1c on the pound for
demand sterling bills and &c on 60-day bills
to-day were almost entirely The result of the
lower rates of interest in London. This made
it easier to get 60-day bills discounted there
and reduced the difference between GU day and
demand bills lc on the pound. At the rates
of last Saturday the difference was equal to
there is scarcity of commercial banks in the
market, but the higher rates for them will
help to stimulate the exports of cotton and
other products.
There was an increase of over 40 per cent in
the business in railroad bonds last week as
compared with the same week last year. This
increase of business continued to-day, and APP
pears likely to continue with the increasing
ease of money.
The following table shows the prices of active
stocks on the New York Stock Exchange yester-
day. Corrected daily for THE DISPATCH by
WHITNEY K STEPHENSON. Oldest Pittsburg lnein-
bers of the New York Stock Exchange, 81 Fourth
avenue:
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Movements in Realty.

McCune Coults opened the new year by
disposing OF about ten acres for manufactur-
inS plant to be erected forthwith at the new
town of Mendelssohn, located on the Mononga-
hela river and Monongahela division of the
Pennsylvania railroad. four miles above Nc
keesport, where they have about 100 acres laid
out in beautiful building lots each SO feet front
by over 100 deep. fronting on wide streets tsome
90 teet) and extending back to wide alleys,
A. ]. Pentecost sold for the Safe Deposit
Company, of Pittsburg, lot on Sheffield street.
Fifth ward, Allegheny, 2OxI35 with two-story
brick dwelling. for S5725
W +. Hamnett & Co. Sold three let's in
Williamsburg, for E. b. Moreland to S. P. Kish.
Ter for g. 700
Black Baird sold to George F. Guyer a lot
on the west side of Howard street, Twelfth
ward, Allegheny, q feet front. running
throngn TO Compromise street. for 500.
4. u. Wngenroth sold lots Nos. 80 and 93 in
his plan OF Nadine Park. fronting 81 feet on
Poketo avenue and extending back Ito feet to
delaware alley, together with four-roomed
dwelling, to Louis Bushman, for s, 700
NJ. +. Nipple Co. sold for ]. Walter Hay to
Roger Connor lot, 24xl00 feet on the east side
OF Madison avenue, in the "Kenilw0rrh Place.
plan OF lots. Thirteenth Ward, for 500
w. A. Heron Sons sold on the easy nav.
ment plan one Of those g, 800 houses on Syca-
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Chasing Bond Ouotations.
Bank Clearings.

CHICAGo-Bankers are extending their loans
a little more freely, though the rate remained
sI7, 467. 900. New York exchanrs was firm at
Zoe premium.
New YoRK-Bank clearings to-day, $40. 227
Sal: balances. IS, 996.21
BoSToN-Bank clearings to-day: Exchange,
ST., ,563 60i; balances. 81 SIS. .674 Money 8 per
cent; exchange on New York, l0@l5c pre-
MUM.
PHILADELPHIA-Bankc clearings to-day were
sl4l6i, ,l27; balances. sl,9Ol, ,705. Money 6 per
cent.
ST. LoUIs-Clearings, 81 596.144; balances.
S4S9.007. Exchange on New York 80 cent
premium. Money easy, but rather unchanged,
at 6GS per cent.
BALTIMoRE-Bank cearlngs to-day were
s., ,94l, ,75S; balances, S4l5.552 Money 6 per cent
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
OFFICE OF PITTsBURG DISPATCH,
MONDAY, Jan. o. 1890.
Country yProduce-Jobbing Prices,

Wild, wintry weather on,the first business day
of the week usually puts quietus on produce
trade which at best is slow on Monday. The game
season Is practically thing Of the past and our
quotations in this line are dropped. With the
exception OF RABBITS. game has disappeared
from commission houses and it is growing
scarce. Turkeys have declined since the holi-
days and prices are now about l0c per pound
below the highest peint Chickens are active
and firm Supply of potatoes is good, much
better than few weeks ago, but fancy stock is
firm at 81 25 per pushel. The first German cab
bage of the season will be received by Liberty
street commission house this week. which will
be ahead of the average time and will sell at Is
to 20c per head.
APPLEs-S5 00@6 co barrel.
BCTTER-Creamery, Elgin. 3l@32c: Ohio do
2SQ29c; common country butter, l0@l5c: choice
country rolls. 1S020c; fancy country rolls, 23@
25c.
BEANs-New crop beans, navy, 81 3O92 So;
marrows, 81 35@2 40; Lima beans, 60gl4c.
BEsswAx-zS@3Oc q h for choice; low grade,
22@25c.
SIS 50Q6 90; crab cider, $40 O5@l1 10 q barrel:
cider vinegar. l4@l5c per gallon.
CHEESE-Ohio cheese, fall make, 107%c; New
York cheese, 1O1a@llc: Limburger. l511a9l4c;
Sweitzer, l4c: Imported SweitZer, 2115c.
CRANBERRIEs-CapeC Cod, So 1894 90 a box,
s1l 50@l2 90 barrel; Jerseys, So 6O@3 76 a box,
SIl 00Qll 50 barrel
DRESSED HoGs-Large, 4115@5c p lb; small,
5@6c.
EGGs-2O@2lc for Western stock; 26@2Sc for
strictly fresh nearby eggs.
FEATHERS-Extra live geese, 50Q60c; No.
40Q45c: mixed lots. 30G35c p b.
HoNEY-New crop white clover, 20Q22c p lb.
California honey, 12@l5c q lb
MAPLE SYRUP-75d95c can; maple sugar,
9Gl0c f9 n.
NUrs-Chestnuts, S. oO@5 80 bushel; wal.
nuts. 70@75c bushel; shell bark hickory nuts,
81 50Gl 70 bushel; peanuts, 81 50@l 75.
roasted; green, 41506c p h; pecans, l6c u h;
new French Walnuts l015@l6c y b.
TRY-AIive-CnickenS, young, 35@50c:
old. 55065c; turkeys, 130l4c apound; ducks, 80
@75c pair; geese choice, 81 250l so pair.
Dressed-Turkeys 13@i5c a pound; ducks, lao
l5c pound: chickens. ll@I2c: geese. S@9c.
TALLOw-Country, DC: city rendered. &C.
SEEDS-Recleaned Western clover IS 00@
%; country medium clover, 81 00@4 Is: tim
othy, 81 509l So; blue grass, 81 S5@3 %; orchard
grass, 81 so; millet, 70@75c.
TROPICAL FRUITS-Lemons, 81 80; fancy,
50 OCQ5 30; Jamaica oranges, So GO@6 so
barrel; Florida oranges, So 1904 90 a box;
bananas, 81 80 frsts, 81 80 good seconds, p
bunch; Malaga grapes, 81 U01l2 80 a half bar
rel, according TO quality; figs, 15@l6c q h;
dates, 41SG5lc q b.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 lO0@l 25 p bushel;
Southern sweets, 81 6@2 rs p barrel; Jersey,
So 50@4 10; kiln dried. 81 90 a barrel; cabbage,
~ 50GS 09 p hundred: onions, S. 0O a barrel;
celery, 4O6S6Gc dozen punches; parsnips, 35c
dozen; carrots, 35c dozen; parsley, 10c a
dozen; spinach, 7Oc bushel; horseradish, 500
I5c a dozen,