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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-30

be captured BY the repubIica %.
While such an event would be 10 the
nature of q disaster. it might in the
end prove beneficial TO the party in
that district and put an end to their
perpetual qusrrels. Mr.. Norton the
defeated candidate while he considers
himself justly aggrieved takes a very
philosophical view of the situation.
He says:
ri agreed to submit to the decision
Of the committee, and however much
I may differ from the committee in
its conclusion. l propose to stand by
that agreement. and l shall not fur
Their contest for the nomination. Fur
Their than that Mr.. Clark will now
be the accredited nominee of the
party. and / shall do all in my power
to secure his election. As the ques.
ii, n of my nomination has been Get.
tied shall tender my services to the
State Central Committee and endeav.
er to xive to Cleveland and Stone az
large a majority as possible and do ali
l can to return 3 solid deleg ,tion to
Congress"
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Omcial Paper of the City ef Sedalia
TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Business Office. 4
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

President-GkOVER CLEVELAND.
Vice. President E. STEVENSON.
Goverror-WILLIAM J STONE.
Lieut.. Governor-JOHN B ONEARA
Secretary of St.te-A. A. LE>UEUR.
Arditor-JAMES N. SEIBERT.
Treasurer v. STEPHENS.
Attorney General-FRANK WALKER
r ,ilroad Com'r-JAME- COWGILL.
r, G. r. McAFEE.
Ae' N. D. THURMOND.
Circuit Judge-RICHARD FIELD.
Criminal Juige-JOHN E. RYLAND.
Congressman-JOHN T HEARD.
state Senator-C. E. YEATER
Rspresentstive-k. w. PRlG ORE.
Judge Eastern Dis-R. E FERGUSON
Judge Western Disiric:-H. CONWAY
Sherif-JAMES 6. HOPKINS
Collect or-MiCHAEL DOHERTY.
Treasurer-JOSEPH =. HUGHE..
County Attornev-W. D STEELE.
Corouer-EMIL NUEHL
Surveyor-T. o. STANLEY.
ASSESSOR NJ. LOGAN
Administrstor-J r CLOPrON.
Constable-W. D WALLACE.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-30

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Aug 2z.-Hard wheat
was Nc higher today here and there was
; very good demand for it, though IL was
2ifficult 20 get any premium for fancy,
heavy samples. Shippers did little. Low
grades were not improved. Soft wheat
vas firm. not quotably higher Receipts
today were larger than yesterday. but Of
ierings by sample on Change were in-
creased very little.
Prices were quoted as follows: No
hard wheat, old, Sc, new, Sc 96a,ic; No 5
hard wheat, old SAG &c, new, 81 96oc; No.
hard wheat. old, 47tf5 ,c; new, So 957c;
rejected hard wheat. 399i2c; No 3 rcd
wheat, 65d66c; No. 8 red wheat. old, So 3
sc; new, 59&6Oc; No. red wheat
Ol954c.
Sales by sample on change on the basis
II the Mississippi river: HARD WuEAr-
No. 9 hard, = cars. choice. 6SJ<c; % cars,
,il+c: ~ cars.6sc No 3hard. car, 6j,<c;
scars. &c; Car. &C. No. 4 hard wheat, I
AR. 64I<c; cars, g.; car, tic;
cars, sc; car. s. lbs. Sc;
ar old SIC. Rejected. car, 60c: I
ar 81. Sort WHEAr-No. 9 red. car, re; I
;lr, 7llSc. No. red. car, Csc; I car, &c
No. red wheat, car. &c. Rejected
spring wheat, l car, 81 lbs. SIC.
CoRS-Was Nc lower and sold slowly
It the decline Offerings were larger than
for several days. Closing cash prices
were: No. 2 white, 5Io5oy<c: No. 3 white
% a50c; No white sc; no grade. &c;
10 2 mixed, &c; No. mixei. ;5c; No. 4
mixed. sc; no grade, II sI3:. Five cars
No. mixed. to arrive next week, &C;
:ars August, regular. 45c!l a+5sc; 5000.
bu, September. $3.50
OArs-Were weak. except the choice
samples wanted by mixers. No. Q
mixed sold at 27Xaasc: No 3 at
s,xd36I<c: No. 4. 2s;f@:-c; No
white, old. sold al Ia3c; No.
white 30 a3'c. RIE-Was ste idy. No. 3
new sold at s9,<c, river No ; new at 5j9
SIC, river; No 4, SC, river. FLAxsEED-
Steady, s7Cd9;c, according 20 billing. on
the basis of pure; small los % lass Bran
Strong: 81 az &c. according 20 billing. : lI-lb
sacks. HAT-Receipts ID ears. Market
steady. Quotations arc: TImn. by, choice,
%; No. I, $S5J; No. 2 sa.sb pr ton: fancy
prairie, new, $3.50; gooI 70 cnoicc. s q
5; low grade saga
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There will be collapse of the de
partment that does the Old Sleutf
business on the NJ. K. q T. on Sep
TENDER 1. ]. J. Kinney and bis as
sistan.s will retire from the service oil
the company and no one will be Damed
to take their pisces. There are prob
ably two incidents that conspired to
bring about this result: The terrible
failure to capture the Daltops when
th,t gang attacked the train while
Detective Kinney and his forces were
on the cars so ssssiled, and in the in.
terest of economy.
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Sc 'alia has scrap on with Jefer.
son City for the state capital. another
with Mexico as to which has the best
kite-shaped track. and is now trying
to eouge Springfield on the new road
to connect the two towns. st. Louis
Chronicle.
No. no. Ssdalia and Springfield are
both as cooling doves, and rafting
enterprisiug cities that will yet step
on the heels of the Future Great.
They are now working for a c!oser
connection, and will have it in the s.
NJ. s. IL n. road,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-30

Tne New York World in speaking
of the Buffalo strike says: "rhe
sensible course of Chiefs Arthur OF
the Brotherhood of Locomotive En-.
gineera and Sargent of the Firemen,
in refusing to allow their organiza'
tions to be dragged into a hopeless
strike his fastened the inevitable re.
suit. and the attempt at q railway
strike has failed. This was not only
to be expected but ALSO to be desired.
Strikes that begin in lawlessness
should end in defeat.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-30

On next Tuesday the people of Sc
dalis will have the pleasure of vel.
coming the democracy Of Missouri in
mass convention. They will give
them q royal welcome "a welcome
Characteristic of the city aud com
mensurate with one of the most i'm
pOrtan, occasions that has ever neces
STATED the assemblage of the people
of a free and enlightened common.
wealth. The assembled hosts will
have The pleasure of meeting and
greeting Hon. A. E. Stevenson, the
democratic nominee for the vice-presi.
dency. They will also hear words Of
counsel and encouragement from Sen
s:or Vest, HIN. VIM. ]. Stone,
Hon. John T. H-arl, Hon.
Richard Dalton, and other
dis ingushed gentlemen. 1t will
be a poi'ical AMI soc al reunion such
as the state has never before seen, aud
one that will be remembered with
great pride in the future.
l, is expected that many thousands
will be here, but be the mum Ter many
or few, the ci'iz rs Of S-dalia will be
glad to welcome them with a hospital
ity that knows no bounds. The people
of the Queen City are not only desir-
GUS Of making new acquaintsuces, but
they are eager for an opportunity to
return, SO far as it may be possible,
the good will and iavors that have
been showered upon the city so bouut-
fully by the state at large. Again.
does the BAzoo extend a welcome as
widespread as it is genuine. and hopes
that Tuesday will prove a pleasant
day to all who may attend the grand
rally.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-30

President o. A. Crsndsll, of the
s. NJ. S. & n. Road has been in Sa.
line county IN the interest of that line
and has met with much encourage.
ment. He states that the managers
Of the enterprise are assured by capt.
talis,s that road would be built and
operated if the help asked could be
obtained along the line. Saline and
Pe,tis county are only asked for $780,
900 eaci. The known integrity, high
standing, energy and busiuess acumeo
of President Crsndsll will prove a
tower Of strength to the enterprise.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-30
G0ssip for Spectator.

Minneapolis received $50 cars Of wheat
and Duluth 81 cars yesterday.
The four Atlantic ports cleared yesterday
$4,000 bu wheat, 12.,OJ pkgs -four, 500
bu corn and ll,3A blu oats
Exports Of wheat and -four from both
coasts last week 1900, zoo bushels, against
3,7a0,0 o last week and 6,S4S,000 bushels .
year ago.
The total exports Of wheat and -four
from this country to date since July are
%, 500, 900 bu against 8a O96, 00) bu in the
corresponding time last year.
The Cincinnati Price Current prints
detailed statement Of the India wheat crop
which makes the total 2O3, 2Oo, COO bu.
against go. 100000 bu year ago.
In Chicago yesterday ls9 out Of Isl cars
winter wheat, out Of 60 cars spring
wheat. 243 out Of sos cars Of corn and Is out
of $50 cars Of oats graded No. q Elevators
corn, and 10000 bu oats.
A Chicago telegram says that the Cana
dian wheat crop is estimated to be 1000,
S5,000,OU bu. against 10000, 900 bu last
year. The statement Of worlds crop in
the March report Of the statistician Of the
Canadian crop 81. 600 o bu.
Prime thinks corn has made up little
lost time the present month Illinois, In
diana and Ohio will need until the 18th to
2)th Of September to mature their corn.
Kansas and Missouri think they will pull
through by the 18th. but it is 80 uneven
and planted over such a long period Of time
that it is almost impossible 70 determine
with any accuracy when the bulk of corn
will be safe from frost Late reports from
South Dakota place the wheat crop not
within 20 per cent Of former estimates. The
fact is growing more and more apparent
among grain dealers that the reserves Of
corn have never been as large as they wers
reported to be-
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Chicago Closing Cash Prices.

CHICAGO. Aug. CIV heat-No. 2sprinR,
'5ISc; No. : red, 751Sc. Corn-No. :,
Oxc; No. yellow, Sic; No. 8 new,
sss4c; No. 3yellow, new, 5O14c. Oats-No.
leash, 3'Hc. Timothy Seed-Cash, 81. SO;
September.si.4S,<. Mess Pork-Cash, new,
k-05O9l062,S. Lard-Cash. new, IT'S.
Short Ribs-Cash, SIS @s65. Rye-621<c;
September, 591sc. Flaxsecd-slO,s<; Sep
tember, Sl.0!, January, sl.01 Barley-6sc;
September, &c.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Aug 27--Flaxseed-No.
I, cash, sc. Rye-No. T. cash, GOc Cas-
TOR Beaus--$l 40 bid.
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HIGGlNSVlLLE VICTORIES
A0nsees l. Wiley Of Smithton,
Pettis County, Take First
Premiums on Horses
and Hogs.

There was a grand show of saddle
and harness horses at Higginsville
Fair last week. The all.purpose ring
of stalliors was the hest ever exhibited
at Higginsville. First premium was
awarded to Piedmont 1913, owned by
L NJ. Monsees OF Smithton, NJ.
Second premium was awarded to ltune
owned bv Mccormick Stock Co.,
Bowling Green, No. The sweepstakes
ring for best stallion, any age or
breed, was grand show of eleven
head.
Such horses as Kentucky Eagle.
Arts, jr., Itune, Alcion Denmark,
John r. Gentry. Piedmont and 9TH
ers were there
FIRST premium WAS secured BY
Piedmont 1913, second by Young Dla-
moud. The sged saddle mare ring
was a grand chow, Mr.. Potts Of Mex.
leo, Mr.. Lee Of Mexico, Mr., Bolton of
Sedalia, Mr.. Overstreet of California
and Mr.. Lackey of Fulton, tried very
hard to out saddle and out ride he
Roy on the chestnut mare, Edna
Woods. but as u.ual she and the boy
carried of the prize.
The hog show at Higginsviile far
was good. Monsees and Wiley cap.
tured all the first prizes but one in The
class rings. and in the grand sweep
stakes for best boar any age or breed,
Monsees and Wiley of Smithton, Mo. q,
FIRST: James Houk of Clinton. second.
Best SOW of any age or breed, James
Houk first; Monsees and Wiley Sec
ond. Best BOAR and four sows. any
age or breed, Monsees and Wiley
first, James Houk second.
Mou-ees and Wiley have . fine
herd of Poland Chinas, and . foe 10!
Of good young stock tor sale at reas-
enable prices.
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UNIMPORTANT CHANCES IN
WALL STREET STOCKS.
TIE SPECULATIVE GRAIN MARKETS.
Quotations From the Chicago Board Of
Trade and Other Commercial Ceu-
ters-Big Receipts OF Cattle at
Kansas City-Notes and Point.
ers for Spectators on the
Dt06rent Markets.

Nsw YoRK, Aug. 27.-Moncy on can
was little frmer to-day at 2d2S per
sent. Sterling exchange Wis lower, with
actual business in bankers bills at s4.s6x
G4SjA for sixty-day bills and $4s7s<
Tor demand. Posted rates. $4s7a4. ss1<.
The weekly bank statement Of the New
York banks. issued to-day. shows
the following changes: Reserve, de-
crease e2,a9i,00O; loans. decrease
3, 3S6, 800; specie, decrease e4,s25.
)0; legal tenders increase $3.50; de-
posits, decrease 7.33),sO: circulation, de-
crease &lI2,4O The banks now hold
~. SS7 SIS in excess Of the requirements Of
the q per cent rule
Closing prices on the stock exchange
we're as follows:
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-30

There will be Cleveland and Hogg
clubs as we'll as Cievelan and Clark
clubs in Texas aud NJ mitter how
bitter may be the rivalry between the
two factions as TO state Offices, the
tendency will be to increase rather
than to diminish the m jority for the
national ticket. Each faction will
naturally be DESTROYS of exhibiting i's
loyalty to the Chic,go nominees and
each viii endeavor to have the Cleve-
land and Stevenson vote as large as
possible in their respective strong
holds
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-30

A floating news item ssys that an
old soldier in Kansas has been paid by
the government three cents which has
been due to him without his knowl.
over thirty years. Mr.. Foster SEEMS
determined to convince the farmers of
Kansas that the treasury is solvent at
all hazards.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-30

Major Warner has has been invited
to meet Col. Stone in joint discussion
at Columbia. 1t is nothing unusual
for gubernatorisl contestants to meet
at the same point at the same time to
discuss the issues Of the campaign,
but in this instance you can take the
w,rd of a G. Washington that War
ner won't show up.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-30

The cholera has entered England
and that country is thoroughly alarm
ed. An outbreak Of the disease in
London is now considered inevitable.
1t is now certain, in view # the mum
Der Of immigrants arriving in thi:
country, that the utmost Care will be
necessary to prevent its dreaded pres
ence On Americ. IN shores.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-30

The state committee has awarded
Hon. Champ Clark the democratic
nomination for Congress in the Ninth
district. The bitterness of the
however, contest still fingers
and unless extraordinary heal.
ing restoratives are applied with
out the loss of time, the district will
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-30

Maj. Warner, in signing the con-
gressionsl report Of the condition of
affairs in New Mexico characterized
Catholics as Ignorant and supersti.
tious." and it is not very probable that
the Catholics of Missouri will forg. t
his expressed idea on their religious
beliefs.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-30

Ex.Corgressman Frank. of Mis-.
souri,, is q republican, and as his name
would indicate he talks lruthfuily
when he ssys: 1.-The information l
have received from hume indicates that
Cleveland will car y the state by a
larger majority than he received in
1885"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-30

The speech OF Hon. W. j. Stone,
ut St. Louis, was an able effort-not
only completely demolishing the struc-
ture erected BY Warner, but was q
triumphant viudicat,on of democratic
principles, AMI an eloquent and sub
stantial plea for the continuation of
that party in power.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-30

Maj. Mckinley is disgusted with
republican prospects in the west, and
has gone to Vermont and Maine on an
electioneering tour. Heretofore those
states have been conceded to the re.
publicans, but now it may even b.
debatable ground.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-30

The tax payers of Missouri, if they
will take the trouble to glance at their
receipts, can be convinced of the fact
that the amount of state tax under
the republican administration wasjust
double what it is under the present
democratic administration.
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sc. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Aug. 25.-Receipts. Of
wheat, 1880 bu; shipments, $1,000 bu;
receipts, corn, 1900 bu: shipments.
10000 bu. Wheat-August,7 5sc; Septem-
Der, tic; December. 754c bid; October,
'2kc- Corn-August. EHc; September,
Ea!c; December, sc: October. 4Sc: May,
lazc. Oats-August, 3l2<c; October, Sss4c;
May, 36J@c.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-30

this year bending their energies not to
the gaining Of new converts TO the
faith, but are endeavoring to inspire
q little enthusiasm in the breasts of
the "old guard" and to win back runa-
way sheep into the fold.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-30
The railways are making every Ell

The railways are making every ef'
fort t. prepare to transport the crowds
to Sedslia next Tue-day. and the
managers have satisfied the local com
mittees that they will be successful.
There is every indication, however,
that every extra passenger car will be
needed.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-30

1t is now reduced to a question
whether the railroads can carry the
people who want to come to Seda,ia
next Tu esday.
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KANSAS CITY LIVE srOcK.

KANSAS CrrY, Mo. Aug 81. -Cattle-Re-
ceipts. SARA; calves. 49,: shipped yester-
day. l, Al; calves. 20l. The steer market
was dull and steady to loai5c lower; cows
i0c lower. feeders quiet; Texas steers
dull and lower; cows steady.
The following are representative sales:
MESSED ReRH Ann surppuxG srEGR3.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-30

Mr.. Blaine is as silent az Alger
Platt, QIsy and others.
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Receipts In Chicago to-day-Wheat, ST.
sars; corn, S71 cars; oats. $50 cars.
Estimated receipts Monday - Wheat
100 cars; corn, 40 cars; OATS. 26s cars;
hogs, 10. 90 head
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-30

Major Warner refuses to meet Mr..
Stone in joint debate. From a Warn.
or standpoint it is sensible concIu-
ion.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-30
wheat and Corn 4, L,v,r,o.l

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 27.-Whsat-Holder
offer moderately; prices unchanged. Nc.
winter, Is 2d; No 8 spring. q e1<d.
Coru-Holders offer moderately; prices
ID to Id lower; spot, Is l0,<d; August, -
l01Sd; September, Is l0d; October, Is l0d.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-30

The Yelled Prophet-undeclared
dividends.-Kate Fields Washing
ton.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-30

The ballot-burners will be relocated
the rear.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-30

Dec rate your business houses and
residences.
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sedalia stands r,ady and willing to
welcome the whole state.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-30

It is q noticeable iact that republi.
can organs aud stump speakers are
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-30

g e eIy:: g sSsS s seSc.. g r%
bulls bulls, ,,sss g i Ts.,,sso rs 8
Hoss-Receipts, 2,s9o; shipped yester.
day. l.3l4: the market for fair to good hoea,
was 59loc higher, closing strong. Prices
ranged from *3.0 to san per loo lbs &C.
cording to quality.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, Aug. 25-Thc rlnSs OF prices
Tor active futures are Is follows:
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The republicans admit that Kansas
Q now a very doubtful safe.
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IA. a Hish''s Lowest "i%s,as Ss s.;.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03
PRICES IN THE MARKETS.
OPENING OF THE GAME sEAsoN-LAsT or THE
Jersey PkACHES-OYsrERs

OPENING OF THE GAME sEASON-LAsT OF THE
JERSEY PkACHES-OYs'rERs
With the cool wave came thousands Of people back
IN the city from mountains and seaside, and busibtrs
In the markets begins 10 boom again and the market
mon 70 look happy The most depressed trade,
probably, In the city during the summer Is that OF
the game dealer. Nearly all the game sent mere
1, consumed by well TODD people for the prices asked
forbid any other class from purchasing. A. ALL OF
nearly all. the wealthy people ar" out OF town rom
June u september. 1t follows that the game dealer
IA, little or no business During de summer season
also game laws prohibit the sale OF nearly all MINUS
Of game Bu; with september comes the cool weather
ana the returning pilgrims while the close season
on all kinds OF game except 1nah ann mares expires
WIG ducks In season now and the prices are 10"
for Wild ducks. Canvas backs are selling In Fulton
MarE,t for 81 % pair redeads for - 30, malard'
81 70 the succucnt rudy ducks can b. had for vi %
broadblIs or blackhcads for 81 widseons, 81 blnc
wing teal FOR ~, and the smaller grcen-wing zeal
for IS cents. There is No legal restriction al"r me
first o1 this month on sale of snpe but none Of
the native kind has vet reached the market In
a week ten days, however. there Will be plenty
u bay snIpc. English snpe can be had for ~ %
n doz,n and ployer for 80 dozen. squad se for
a. 80 dozen ana reed birds for 81 - Il dozen.
Pigeons are worth ~ 80 dozen. Woodcock cost
r.. II pair: lartrdg"s ~ % y pair, and grouse ~
each. I.rln OF vcnison X worth 80 cents pound
and legs 30 cents pound.
The legal restrictions on the salr Of quail and hares
are removed November l.
The public also Int crested In poultry tsan
for several months Philadc phia brocrs cost 81 %
n par. and state broicrs. 10 cents TO ST. Ducklhs'
sell for - cents n pound and RHODE Island goTlngS
can be had for the snme price. Spring roasting
chickens are 30 cents pound Buck County fowls
IL cents turkeys 20 10 - cents and moncrcl ducks
the same
tn supplies ~ Jersey peaches which for two weeks
have been coming I'm AT IL" rie OF thirty cars day
are rnpldly diminishing in quantity In few more day
the last OF this crop will be here. Fine hrgo
Cruwfords nnd white lcathS from New Jersey sell Mt
retail for r. ard 81 30 hafbushcl basket Inferior
uinlity con he had for 81 30 basket. There are
some fine McDcvi peaches from California this week.
which retail AT 81 - box. holding about htty
peaches, or at 10 cents II dozen.
Though oysters remain on the bills OF fare at all
the restaurants all summer In the minds eye they
are not In till September with thc magic
Il. II Will be at least month before thoy are In
proper shape. Blucpolnts are selling at 70 cents
hundred: iaif shell ROckaways Tor tho same; box
KOcl.aways Tor III - and cuttings for II.