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The Penn's Grove record., 1892-05-20

The blooms indicate only q fourth OF
a crop of peaches in Delaware.
An Epworth League with 80 mem
beers has been organized at P~ennsviile
M. E. Church.
The frequent rains will bring q good
grass crop to those who sowed seed last
August and got a good stake"
County Superintendent G wynne an.
nounces for Saturday, June 4th, ex-
animation Of competitors from Salem
county, for the State Agricultural Col
lege free scholarships.
One Of our advertisers, G. W. Kenan,
Of Upper ssndusky, O., has such faith
in the efficacy Of his poultry powders
and hog cholera remedy, that he offers
our readers a free trial of 1t. Call and
get II package at the RECORD office.
The old officials Of the Delaware
River Railroad have been reelected as
follows: President and Treasurer, VIM.
). Conner; Secretary, DIR. S. I. Miller;
Directors, VIM. s. Conner, Saml Hop.
kins, Alexander l.. Justice, H. A. Du-
Pont, John s. Gerhard, A. L. Foster
and E. H. Shuster. Edward II. Green
was continued rs Superintendent, and
Geo. w. Reed, Auditor.
Elwood e. Kiger informs us that the
first mail by carrier arrived at Courses
Landing Friday of last week. He
thinks il the people Of that vicinity
would send out one-half the amount Of
mail as is received at that office, the
receipts will nearly pay the expenses of
the office. The citizens should avail
themselves of this increased accom-
mediation.
The New Jersey Commissioners of
the Worlds Fair have selected out Of a
great batch of designs for the New Jer-
sey State building at Chicago that Of a
reproduction of the famous Washington
headquarters at Morristown. This lisa
mansion in the Colonial style Of arch
itecture, with roomy apartments, and
surrounded by u spacious veranda. The
Commissioners may cause a few alter
atoms in the plan of the structure but
Secretary Lenox says that money will
not he spared for its Identification.
Bananas and fruit ut Stites's.*
Finest perfumery, toilet articles and
genuine fiavOring extracts at JOhnson's.
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James Zane and SOL of Bridgeport
while fishing a gill net caught a rock
fish weighing ninety pounds.
Logan township, Gloucester county
has All school children.
Stephen Powell, a middle aged farm
er near Woodbury., attempted to com.
init suicide by cutting his throat with a
case knife on Tuesday. He was insane
and thought he had killed his wife and
children.
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SALEM COUNTY COURTS.

The May term of Salem County
Courts convened in the Courthouse
Salem, Tuesday morning. Judge Reed
presided, with associates Plummer,
Wood and IIitchner. The following
were the grand jury.
John W Dickinson, Pilesgrove.
Hiram II. DeGrofr, U. +. Neck.
Josiah Brick,
John II. Keen, Warrington.
David S. Fogg,
Samuel &. Hoffman, Oldmans.
Josiah Crispin,
Harry Lambert, Salem.
Albert Steiner,
Alfred Bilderback, /"
Minor Fox, L. z. Neck.
George Fowler, "
George Washington, U. Pittsgrove.
Rollins Foster,
Adam Handle, Pittsgroye.
John Edmunds,
Joseph Crispin, Elsinboro.
Charles V. Armstrong. Alloway.
Lewis NJ. James,
Abel Harris Quinton.
Lewis Sylvester,
Isaiah Hogbin, l.. A. Greek.
Edward +. Brown,
Judge Reed made u very brief address
to the Grand Jury, simply reminding
them of the nature of their Oaths and
the general character of their duties.
Tie first case to occupy the attention
of the Court vas that Of Mills VS..
Hitchner Il McAllister. The complain
ants claim damages to the amount of
5000 for injuries received by Mrs.
Mills at the hands Of Hitchner, who, 1t
is said, acted under the instructions of
McAllister. The jury returned a YER
dict of no cause for action.
Licenses we're granted Samuel
French, Woodstown; j. W. Blake, Pole
Tavern; 5. l.. G. Murphy, Elmer;
Benz. Ferguson, AllOway; Charles
Brown and William Robinson, Penns.
vile.
Geo. W. Crothers applied for a whole
sale license at WOOdstown and Charles
Kern for one at MonrOeville.
The applications of Jos. G.. French
and VIM. Fell, of PENIS Grove, were
laid over until Wednesday when argu-
ments were heard by counsel. There
was a remonatrance Of about 40 against
Mr.. Fell's application and q remon.
STRANGE against any licenses by the
Churches signed by 1893. There was a
petition for two hotels signed, 1t is re-
ported by 225. On Wednesday after
noon the cases were argued very earn.
estly by counsel. A. II. Shape repre-
sented Mr.. Fell, c. H. Sinnickson
against Mr. Fell and w. T. Hilliard
for the Churches against all applica-
tiOns. Both licenses were granted.
The Grand Jury returned Is bills of
indictment.
Frank Sauer plead guilty to stealing
a horse and buggy from D.. v. Summer
ill, of Penn's Grove, but sentence was
suspended.
The case Of Dolbow VS.. Roberts &
Carney was postponed for the term,
The New Jersey Hedge Company VS..
Coles occupied the attention Of the
Court Oh Wednesday.
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o THE PEOPLE OF PENIS GROVE.

At A. p. Beecher's Photograph Gal
iery, S15 Market St., Wilmington, Del,
you can get more and better pictures for
your money than at any other place. On
each dozen he will allow you your fare
over and back, and guarantee to please
all. Old and new customers be sure Of
the number, 315 Market st. 5-8tf.
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CARRIED

JESS-BOLTON.-O May 18th,
1892, at the NJ. p. Parsonage by Rev.
II. j. Patterson, Mr.. Levi Jess, of
Penn's Grove, and Miss Abbie J. Boil
ton, of Williamst0wD, Pa.
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REPORT.


The following scholars, having com.
pleted the three years. course of in.
struction in the Grammer Department
and having passed the several examina-
lions given by the County Superintend-
emit, will be awarded diplomas at the
Commencement on June 9th.
GRADUATEs-Ella s. Murlin. LIST
honor; Anna Bessie Kille, End honor;
Harry S. Barber, Bertha b. Claypools,
Reba W. Cunningham, Ida j. Feather
er, Martie La Rue Meseroll, Hildreth
D.. Turner, ). Keasby Weatherby.
CLASS '93--ThOse who will receive
seals in LIST Grade, Anna B.. Sailor. Ar
thur NJ. Denny, Lille Lloyd, Delbert
higgins, Florence Robbins. Naomi T.
Biddle, Bertha b. Bowen, Alvin d.
Kille, Laura Simpkins, Mamie Harker,
Willie T. Layton. Beulah B. Borden,
Ollie Denny, Jennie Stiles, Rena Stiles.
Emma Gaventa Katie Cream.
CLASS '94-Second Grade, Elsie Nor
ris, May Turner, Warren Holman,
Charles Sheets, Asa Justice. Seals in
the above, Lizzie Meseroll and Joseph
Yeager.
intermediate Dept, Ella Henry
Teacher-Seals on End Grade, Harry
Blohm, Jos. Harris, Milton Harris,
Daban Holman, Francis Kille. OHie
Paullin, Thompson Stanton, Laura E.
Layton.
3rd Grade-Jerry Cream, Royden Eli.
plish, Mamie Harris. Laura A. Layton,
Clinton Matlack, Albert Naylor, Ella
Paullin, Otis Peterson, Howard Walk
er, Mary Walker, Harvey Watson, Sam
uel Watson. Wilbur Kille, Belle Lay
ton. j. HARRY SMITH, Principal.
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pRorrCTiyE ASSOCIATIONS.

a meeting Of the Salem County PiO-
teciive Association No. 2 Of Prmn's
Grove will be held at the store OF Edw.
G. Brick. next Saturday evening, May
28th, at 8 p. NJ. This society has been
organized over II years. II offers re-
wards for the arrest aud punishment
of thieves and barn bua ners and assists
members 10 recovering stolen property
and pays expenses Of same. We hope
all old members will be present as well
rs all others wln desire assistance in
Kidding this locality of petty thieves,
horse thieves, and all dangerous CHAR
acters. EDw &. BRICK, SEC
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Silkiesto OF Cottons-Sateens.
Silky in softness, silky in lus-
tire, better than Silk for some
services. Very best Sateens
have been $50. Mind you,
haze been, they are now 25c.
There's a long story back
of it ; a story of carefulest
making and finest French
printing-and, and-well, here
the yards are at 25c each.
This isn't a batch of Gull
lings. More than sixty of the
handsomest styles of the sea-
son, dark and light grounds,
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Two steps away you might
mistake the half-wool 19c
Challis for the best French at
SO or 6oc. Wonders of print
ing, wonders of cheapness.
Close by are the 37Hc
Striped Suitings that were SOC
only a few days ago, Width
50 inches. Every thread wool.
The best value of the kind we
ever had.
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Lansdowne, the lovely,
heaps its rich folds high up on
the counter and smiles at its
neighbors with conscious su-
periority. Lansdowne is the
material for a Dress of quiet
elegance-the stuff where Silk
and-wool are mingled in a
beautiful blend Of sheen and
softness. All the new shades.
40 inches, $I.25 a yard.
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Better buy the Bathing Suit
before the hurry-them-up time
comes. Two big tables of sea-
sidy serviceables this morning
scattered about among the full
dress fnery, like little rowboats
among steamers. Salt-looking,
strengthening, sensible look
ing. Blue Flannel, white
braided White Flannel, blue
braided !; red, white and blue
intermingled. Ready for romp-
ing, or diving, or ducking-or
anything a Bathing Suit was
born for. So to SO.
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49, DISCOUNT 1O'o
People of PENIS Grove and Vicinity
Is DAYS, Is DAYS,
CLOTHING, HATS, &c.
OUR THANKS


We desire to show to the people o. Salem county for therv very liberal patronage during the
past year. Saturday May 2Sdl W propose having an anniversary it being the first year as
a firm. For the benefit Of those distant who can not make it convenient to come that day
we make the sme offer them OF 10 Der centd discount OF all goods. bought Oh or before
May 2Sh byoHAWg JY bring me of CIR discount slips J6Hud IN M1hb@. All goods marked
plain figures We are safe in claiming the finest store and MgHaSo% of any clothing store
salem county We sell eMb 6w cash. SO you 10 not have to pay for any goods except
what mu get If you desire fine custom made suite one at once get a good selection and
10 per cent, which is So Oh $50 smt. and so on.
Mr. T A. Roberts, who is well known throughout the County as a cutter is giving en-
satisfaction. His work is the best recommendation. Come bring heb boys and get them
clothed and you will be well repaid for our trouble.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-05-20

No better Brussels Carpets
than the Lowell are made any,
where. $I,35 is the regular
price. But the unexpected is
the expected here, and so
there's no ripple Of surprise
that I76 pieces more (3I pat
terns) best Lowell Brussels are
added to the $I.I5 lot already
told of, Most of the styles
are this seasons. Handsome
designs, attractive colors.
Interior goods will cost you
more.
Why blight your boys life
with dull and i'll fitting clothes!
Manyparents are doing justkhat
and needlessly. Neither saves
money nor benefits the boy.
You need no Clothing cat
alogue, but these may be sug-
gestive kits, 2H to 6, of
Galatea stripes, S. also Of
same goods, Sailor Suits, 8 to
10, sass. Wool Sailors Suits,
blue $3.50, and Cassimeres
and Cheviots at same prices.
Knee Trousers, S5c and $I.25.
Many varieties. And SO on
aa H6lkafN3.
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Vienna Rustic Window and
V-anda Shades. Woven like
a rag carpet-the welt of thin
nest strips of contrasting wood.
Neat, simple. hcathiul, dur,
able and cheap-say oHr nm
the cost of Venetian Blinds,
3 feet \ 6 feet, 81 each,
3 feet 4 inches \ & feet, Sl.lJ.
Or made to order any length
and up to AZ inches wide.
JOIN WANANAEER,
Thirteenth and Market streets
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.Yok Saturday, Feb EEvEs-Rsecepftss Il
carloads or S2 head all consigned direct and including
IL carload. FOR Easmans Company. no trading IN NE
cattle. Feeling weak. .
shipments a. reported yesterday. No later cable news
The Fngand ected TO sec OH Monday with go cattle
w. CkLVFs9kceelpts 10 head all Westerns and sold AZ
&c pn- =. Staady to rrm for 1--we calves - oo- a.,
sa'es-Halenbeck s. Hollis: 40 Western calves S27 10
average, AZ Ic pee n. ,,,- , 10000.
sIiEEF ASD LAMBs-Receigts Including esTloaa y,
GNthst ~ carloads Jersey city and carloads II
Hoboken Steady FOR good 70 choice hoep but weak i9i
common AMI medium grades snd for lambs. and slad'
lower Common TO prime sheep sold at O2Haso - p".
100 m good choice lambs at ~ SOGs7 90
Dressed mutton sos Of 0dl09e, and dro.sed iaInOs
saissDG Dillcnback 1876 Western sheep. o3 average
At % p~r 222 Western lambs. 70 n at -; 200
do. - n. az a. %. , - n, .
u. Harm gton &c State sheep, IS N, at - 70 3i3
state lambs - n at ~ l2t. 1913 do 20 =. AZ s. 10
Il. Nipple 90 252 Western sheep So ~ at 20 20
also id la:r friday; 1876 Western lambs - ~, at ~ 80
NJ collins IS Ohio ambs. - Il, at ~ 20 I'' do' =
tudl s. buckingham: 20 Kentucky ewes. 50 n, AZ
- 02ia. ., ,.,
HOGS-Reeoipts ~ carloads or 3i77 hcad-lS carloads
al iOh.st and carloads Jerscy Cry. 10 "a re-
ported I've weight. NORMALLY steady al s'dS' ~ p''
loo ~.
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TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFFT-Thcic was a duh and easy market for ,sDoI
Rio TODAY, Wl'h No quoted at 1i'Gl4'sr. St".h "
oiyc had indicate inquiry. Mid gow.hS' 4H'' s s
UNCHANGED In tn" speculative market there was laI
qlcc u animation aud highcr r3lQ" Of prices. WIN
ffccr buying for short account The foreign news
furnished important factor In m" upward s'hI'
HaVc GAINED al q. closing with slight r,a'tsi.
sock Ga IiaNr. 10000 bags, 81 which lN,Wp Ul@'
Brsklnn. ianbur- advanced 49, w "A 'nMc
Rio was al.O higher. Nci gain, q 1dl1 r"nntN
ia The local market. ard IA" Close va, .H
There further tax Of political troubles IA Bltzn I
!. udOn unsettled. February being lower. MWl'
others showed an advance. on al quotations. 10
m.-Fcbuaty. 6ls I'd; March. 81. Cd; April Oi' "a
May COS 81 June jls al July. jes "a. Rio Gloi'H
Erpnar IRE, 90 kilo' nominal good second 90 ,l9so
lC 800: exchange private. II. receipts IN 'o, ifUVV
bags: Eio clearance, the United States - 900 l99s
Iio c,afanccs Europe. 2oc) bi9s, Flo stock, l:"VO
hays Rio market nfm; receipt In santos nothing N1h",
stock l22COo bigs; santos market quiet, Coca n'I'sN
Nfrt0s 10 = $50: clarcd from santos February IL F.
s,lufanca. Receipts Rio July February l.. le'2
oG2s.OO0 bags time lSol 1,GS1 OcO bag, saHr
1850 LEO 600 hays: 'crcip~ at santos July -
February i. 1892. 2.5l5,OcO bags; same time ISL
o33G,0OO lngs: time 1900. 1.I0 900 bags. I'h
talcs here to-day, 1880 bag. Ct,
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Is In wild IL. See ," ~ ~
SKATING Ar V4Y COURTIAyDT PACE

Van Courtandt Lake yesterday afternoon presented a
lively spectacle for fully $500 merry skaters were SKIM
ming the smooth ice. The working girl and l,er
sweetheart there IN numbers and 50 was everybody
else from the miscellaneous snail boy who trpped up the
elderly merchant, 70 the furcosted sport" more familiar
with nearby jerome Park
The ice in good condition early the doy but the
weather moderated the afternoon advanced soeang tho
ice. About O'Clock drilling began 70 ful and
the skaters sport is probably spoiled day OF two at
for the change In the welther TIE lakes in
Prospect and Central parks would have been thrown open
t. the public today.
thc.skaters In their mcrIic.s mood at Van
Coutandt several rufsns decided to procession q
the and stop the sport. The obe ctiols however
emphatic that the bad decided u LOOK fOf
safer quarters.
In Central Park about 400 people were the big lake
at o'clock when squad OF policemen dove them or
Tho leo growing soft that time the skaters were
not gr atty disappointed. Most of them wen: 10 Van
COurtardt Lake.
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cphV1yD PRODCCE AIRhETa
,,r ,r,-rrs OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

rr,rrrtS or NETWORK DEALINGS.
r, ,ors IN saturday favored the bulls In VIII at md
thor. WIS HIGHER rang" OF prices IN" sp'euiauoh was
| 1.-Two &C.. d,ring the short session, 600 bush
-, ;.,, do,l, IN There WIS gaia Of haas cent in
,, ,,,r ,,onths while May option iose . cent The
,,,e odviras povc the first impetus 10 Che upward ci
torcv Liverpool Ibid higher ana Lonhoh P'lh'a
"a. Ior quarter. Paris was even stronger showing an 'o
vance of JNaGO centmc hpur Pr'Se LFssss's no.
srtr DAMAGE 10 the croY with adrcnce Of = franr
r, 81 all th,s was brl-k export drrlnd and liberal
,in ~ ou,ion. bv foreigners. Ihrmers' deliveries TO
th rnit Kingdom were 81 l3i quarters and were con-
sid red snail, helping the upward tendency Local re-
,.,g w, responsible for the reaction ir'r the carly
b,lg. MAY options -tirtd az ~ e2e, rose 10 u 02S
l fine fraction and closed a. ~ 02s On the curb May
d NJ 81 c2d4l OH. ending 81 02'a. spot lots were
.,l,e aad - cent lshes. Exporters took 30 COZ
bushels, mainly IN winter rcd.
Gov, was uulrt, with snail fluctuations. luely
,.i .ur,,., on only go lu-he, changing hon1'
l,, u.e occurred ca.y the strength In Hh'ht aad
no,tnr cables, coupled with comparatively moderate rc-
i,- Ivet Then came a break. LastraSl hy less export
noulry and sciur by lona,. M close was steady on
Th',iry aud o,he. here. lsaas cent lower on
an. et NAV was SHADE lower, at t9'I cents Spo corn
1os / wcl., after hrm opening Exporters took 5000
Sac. rull tribe nmo ianurnoed BY the Strength Of
o cr,'s aaa satr oials % .pot .t.: ias f
s,cu,''on va, SLOW can "iI Ne.e ' ~ ,c. %.
y, T. ..siis T., gsned tlc hut va, rS.rrIacly SUI
Il..o ya. rp pot t'alnr pl1 ony go uors OF oons
VIZ ana , (poaro.-. y,c cl'o~. ,a,n s,o,.
April 30; KY. e o-4; jun ri o2h; july os'O
',r,rf Ext, any, w.: Na.cb. i0's Agr.. 5o+ May
'os jun 49,; JG - ecH'', s.. Nav. s7a. cents.
,.stl-February. 10 81 March, So 50 NAV. ~ July
s ' a. rF oca Of 6 5ef az 10 sH % CON- ss
Su.ros aour 80 20 packages M ,hiS5go Milwaukee
and = ss; bushels s ss. SEA MAi Sanc 10 oa S' gram
80. 0ji bushels: -four. ". 0e2 barrels
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co,rrov v,pKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

t,,orrnol Feb 49, y. mt Ottan An' run
,aied me sales the dey included 1000 ple7 AlI
closed nrn the advance Am'Ic ~
can 'niddiinT clause February dcliXciy 1lp'
dih I 10Y February and M'rch deliyrIr 3i.GiG md
M M,T d. In1 5CCid seller My y, and iG@e ,
V'o,u deilacrv fl.04di 204d August and NEI ~
heS deIiycry il.5io 5-oic; sept 'mocr d1Ne''
0'ysI Feb l3Sotoas ..ady Eia% @ ,c
low nau l &c.. a7s9 bales; cNport TO Great
3ac9 pais, 49, france. 80 b1l.- ~ thr 'D'''''
t2ss 81, bIe7 aIes i452 bdc; stock g 1917 o,. net
40 ~ trh 1S-C0tton nTn middiln2 OD.iD AKA
NOlIo"' bllcs; exports cOintNl'- 90"
and eroaii AZ bales stock, 4i,3G3 bale u 1c. low
bales sai' In f3-Cotton Arm mddng u ~ ~"
SSn9 Die ordlnsrg sl.s: nc 19 ~ ss hac.
cclpt, -, @ teb l3-Cotton very urn MUM,
iow mGdllne Lee good ordnsry, - tirl.
receipts sos tIes 70 france 900 bslc'; TO the 800
Ertah 90 b,lce coastwise, 500 bales 'o'oA' WV
,n,cs stocx Iss15o.
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TIE STATE or TRADE,

Baltimore Feb l3.-F1our hrmer. unchanged; receipt.
3a2 shipments. 3j1 bbs sales. 2i5O bbl>. WHEAT
finer No red. spot 81 OF 4atl 0l9. February Ola
aSl OILY March. 81 0l2dSl Cl% May. II 0li,usl
ments $4,000 bush stork, 75956l bush Sale, 10000
bush; southern wheat steady fIltz. 93cd:l Of Long
berry 90cosl o. Corr steady: mixed spot 4Jia iaec
February and March. 40 i9ac April i9'tc asked May
49sc asked steamer mixed, 47sai7Ac: receipts lS6gG
bush Shipment 295,5cG bush stock l7754G4 bash
yellow i7d49c. oats steady; 40. . white Wc.ten. 3s2
oS9c :. No. mixed DO g Q37 he receipts POS bush :
stock. "a 09i bush Rye higher: No - J2'2c: rrcei.~
03l bush stock S65lG bsh. Hay good 20 choice
timothy sAiasl 90 Srain frcghs quiet cotton mona.
nal; midding. he Provisions steady Butte steady
Imitation ~ 02Gc lsdle fancy. 2gd2ic good to choice
20d22c ~ fine: 22c do fair good. 19G2lc store
lacked. sc. Eggs active; receipts very Light ZGc.
Coffee nrk4 Rio carsoes fair. 171c NO 7. l5dl5isc
kcy steady Fl o.
Buffalo. Feb. 13-wheat-No demand for 10. hard
closing at IL 00@t asked No Northern dun az 9otc
No. Northern 35iIc cars Minneapolis No Northern
sod at 9S 1851: water wheat quiet ears No SOD
at HSd9SLc. closing at DC No. white scarce; sold al
9Shc asked. Corn strong. In good demand cars NO
red sold at SC Is No. yellow sold at 4G2c carr
No. sold at GJ iC4c Oats l.. good request car, NO
white sold 3U2c do sold at 364c: cars No. 3
white sold 1T 3jLe No. mixed sold 40 % "a 81 &c
Barley weak fancy, 6eHICc No 2 western G'c; state
Is OGO bush good Western cold at Goc Rye hrmi cars
No. track sold at We. Flour INN best .prng' 40
S. 10 do WRITER. 81 71asi 50 rye rour, s. - NH
feed firm winter bran, al IS; spring $40 10
Eecepts-Wheat, 5000 bush corn, ~ 600 bush olts
II 900 bush. shpments-Wheot, $4,000 bush; barley.
1S 900 bush.
Chicago, Feb Is.-Thc leading features ranged fol-
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, ,o., ono,.e =, ,9A,r. Ses .ori~as crop, ut 300
Sc fGG sGod T. r tn1Gesy Ee .pfl I;'Tr RfTNxE
changed in price and quiet iulinc teiS{ quote NJ 81
Ta14 a1d Price, as quoted ~; =, sr'I9'd = 20
good strainci 81 IS; T. II t'a+i ~ - :! - w..
y 81 u, g. .; g H. - NJ 90 y % '''
oiLS in MOD request a. i' p.lC do
Salr'' 700 Gb oI.Srade >s'''" rudc 2jEc 81 olive
~. 200 oI al. jpnri,a'e tcrus. OUR knd.
Sa 'Rat rr S%%''d sg az .uramSr eow' prime
.la-oac; of.c:aac 2S0-, &c 60 'inae, ~ ~ ~
IT. a. A DO So'''a &c. DO 5ac;
Gi 1 aG ,sa44c %'f onS Sa erud 30 s me.:.
t5c CO nc'ebt .inte,. So n.,',,,l ,rr',g c,dr,c:
. Gsa5ea spn, 7s.se d. a.u tTnd "i goasen .5c
S S9 gH's sGin ss s Do Sl:es.a ,pns Z. nst
IRA N9'ct 9je DO M-'ehtl WI Wiz q ntc rca iaine
%9,Ss G sa& s5ssd:, .'sl.' sIas7;' olive I'aIan
S%fi8 'i tEEitis-rhc n ea-aef 'ien: ana
S 5 To- N a oss i9's sd i at Z: "a. 10 oo
ss, "s1y 4, aa ai 3t Z, LONDON .S %,
,nd :, E S1,, Sc 70 s4, sad 70 s,sd s
gorsc 9: sg Na9c = i 20 Z, , gI ID nc 5Go
hhi ss,ts sli ~ 3l2 roof< VI A. Aeho1n Wn ,.
en to E. fs,, ia, o rs HHo 5.r NS 81 cosar S
~ Z di,- R,e os' y S. i, TO and from Narori,
Mafors ,ea s ' I G,s H. iirbou hence =; more
Ila Eo, yGSa to to ~ Hr.
H Sr' lumber amGcf $40 aaa Shook. c pr ooi Drk ~
AaeUs AFaahco1 o to 9. g.0" ue trp. on private
.n3 i'"s I ~. ia,,,o. S,lIi,,n po.on To- MlanZt-,
Schc''I boonrr Sta 81 III. Sea Philadelphia
HaNanl 'oli ~ Nv Tr,k.-
o!t sn,Ia ce o., atoH c. .rScsper W : s6~i
ara Fcln'odias to NewfG E, ~ Sf 7s dc TG .hp
William Law, from nitrate port to the '"''1
3d.. 1890. , ,ooi, &, while
PRONISIONS-PORk-N spifn!uN - ~ ~. Nc.
prize showed no material many ~ @;sl0 80: ..ort
within the I0nEr. Mes qlotN ~ 49,, r,,o ala
clear. $l3a$it 80 family ~ oodfl' ~ ,,oi..
47ds7 so family, sioasll; packet t9"ti9 IN oo''
81 30dsl4 IN tc. c>tra ln1m mes ~ ~, A. si3 20 n
lEEF lAMS-ln llgh' d'limn gm'.'" Mn n 1TS@
sl4 and at th" Wes' =; ~ 1oF ,, to1av vet the
There little or no lfe TO the Increment a..
at &c: TIcElcd toms oa9,c sr'okcl do e,2Gioe
picked shouac-s 5dj4c smoked do. &c. DDi''o-
A. Chicago short ribs Tor May dellyery closed at 90 ad
DRESSED UOrS-Frnhy held ana IN Htslls' '"'' ia
1notcd at for 200 n 90, for $50 n G14H.r iOr u
+ il.6c for 100 n pigs. 07sc RD-il1rontd
fe ana closed about point higher the rise IN wml5
and frecr buying at tho West radlhs' 10y 49,
G.~jc. CITY steam. less active. sales 90 g