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an elevated point can been seen 80
miles away.
The Tabernacle situated ia tho
same square is one Of the most re-
markable buildings in the world. It
is the shape Of an egg cut in two
length wise and is built wholly Of
iron, glass and stone except the interi.
or finish.
The seats are Of the extreme old
fashioned pattern. The walls are IL
feet thick and there are 20 huge en-
frances. 1t is $50 feet long $50 feet
wide and 100 feet high in the center
aud there is not q single post or sup
port under all this vast rosf making
q wonderful display Of architectural
skill. Its seating capacity is often
given as from twelve to fifteen thous-
ands, but the man in charge gave it
as 5000. OF course many more can
be seated in the aisles by the use Of
chairs. Its acoustic properties are
wonderful and We we're treated to .
test Of them by being seated in the
farther end while the man in charge
dropped q pin on the altar rail which
We could hear quite distinctly and al
so his voice as he spoke in . whisper.
1t contains an, organ built By Mormon
wsrkmeu at q cost OF 100000. 1t
is SO feet high has 81 stops and 264S
pipes. The choir consists OF from
200 10 500 voices AMI is said to be
very fine. In the same enclosure with
these buildings there is also the
Assembly Hall seating about
$500 which is also used fol
religious services the Tabernacle
not being sufficient to hold the peo'
pie who attend
East Of the Temple square is an
other which contains the Tith;ne
House, Brigham Young's residence
the Lion House and Bee hive house,
whcrs Is Of his wives lived. In my
desire to see, l opened a gate 10 the
wall in front Of the Lion house and
started IN when I was met by . relic
Of the sainted Brigham whose counte'
nance caused me to make q sudden
stop as 1t seemed to say "what are you
here for" and as she didn't invite me
in, well I didn't 60 ia but l went
out. ! was told that all OF these poor
lone widows Of the great prophet now
receive u pension OF 80 per month.
Across the street is the schoolhoust
where Brigham's little happy family
OF IS children went to school. Acrosi
the street south is the Amelia Palace
which Brigham built for his favorit'
Amelia Folsom, his 10th love. II il
now turned into a Keely Institute.
The great mercantile institution in tn
city 10 the Zion Cooperative store whsr
the Mormon can buy anything from
toothpick TO q threshing machine. II
business runs from 100000 to $4,000
900 per year.
should also have mentioned the littl
graveyard about q block from the othe
buildings where the body Of the gres
apostle Of polygamy is resting and whel
his wives are ultimately To lie buried
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Program.

All workmen to assemble in opera
house 10:45 sharp, each master workman
taking charge Of his lodge. Procession
TO start for the grove IL o'clock sharp,
marching numerically, the highest stat,
number taking the lead. The entire
procession to be under the command Of
j. q. Warner, marshal Of the day. Brass
bands present will be arranged In the
lead Of their home lodge.
After arriving at the grounds the pro-
cessiOn will be seated.
Music by brass bands.
STRENGTHENING Ode-Workmen.
Prayer by Geo. o. Yeiser.
Singing-Dustt-Mr. and MRS. d. g.
Gillespie.
Address OF Weloome-Rev. E. L. Ely.
Singipg-Welc0me song.
Response to welcome q. Q. Fiansburg,
Alma, Nebr.
singing-Quartette-Mrs. Briggs, Miss
Emigh, Getting and Albright.
DINNER.
Music-By Brass Band.
Music Male Quartette.
Toast--The GoaL-W. +. Buck, Super
LOT, Nebr.
Music-Trio-Gilespie and family.
TOast-The degree honor--HI Wetherell
Music-Duet-Flow Gently Deva-
Mrs. Briggs and Albright.
Toast-Our Benefciaries-H W Cole
OF McCook.
Music-xale Quartette.
Address-Hon. j. q. Tate.
Music Glispie and family.
Election OF Annual picnic officers.
Singing-"God be with you till W.
meet again."
Every member OF the A. o. U. w. In
the county that owns or can get q two OF
three seated wagon are requested TO bt
in town as early as possible picnic morn
ing to help transport the visiting brother
from the trains to the town. Per ordel
committee.
j. g. WARNER.
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The W. G. T. u. will hold their
annual meeting at the Christian
church Aug. 10, at 4 p. IN. ,
All officers are requested to hand
10 their report for the fiscal year.
A full attendance Of the members
ia earnestly requested.
Mrs, L. Il. OvERINd,
Secretary pro tenn
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For Flour and Feed

Go and see l.. p. Albright. He keeps
the best brands and sells his -four just
as cheap as others. Also sells hard
and soft coal. Prices reasonable. W.
fee and scales, corner Of Webster
street and 4th avenue.
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GA. QUICKER & co


keep the poor old man from being lone
large q Measure In this life.
/ was very fortunste In having such
friends in the city a. Mr.. and Mn. Wal.
tor Jones and Howard Gather and wife
who are very nicely located there ana
spared no pains In making my visit On.
jOyable and succeeded grandly.
We went together out TO Great Salt
Lake and all but one Of the party eoon
had on Q bathing suit. That one wasn't
me, for ! think I was the 6rst one In and
the last n out. In describing this o..
perience l think ! will again quote "A
first bath In 1t IL a. good a. Q circus, the
bather being his or her Y trick muls.
The body will not and can mot sink In Il.
You can SIT down In II p~erfeetly oocuro
where the water 10 fathons deep. Men
lie on their backs and smoke cigars or
read their newspapers" All one hes 70
do Is to wade out where IL q three feet
or more deep and gently tip v back.
ward and float. To get on your feet
again isn't quite 20 easy, for the moment
you try 1t, there seems to b . tusslo b.
tween your feet and your heed 70 80
which will stay out Of the water. I
thinb that In tho first two st(ompts I
made. tho feet won and after I had sue.
ceeded In getting myself right end up I
was very busy for some little time In
getting the brine out Of my oyoo % I
could see. The third time got my head
under and my eyes full, Il wa caused By
coming in collision with an o,dsgiy lady
who evidently like myself vas hootins
with her eyes closed and letting tie
waves carry her ashore. The water hap
pened to be pretty deep right there and
was pretty we'll saitsd both inside and
out when I finally rsgained my squilibri.
um and my breath.
However, I soon learned how 70 keep
my head out Of water and greatly en-
joyed it. It 10 the ideal place for -
bathing and In all that great go there d
nothing that 'lives, moves, svims, erawls
or wiggles," no form Of lite whatsoever.
During the summer, the lake u visited
by hundreds each day and the lake In the
vicinity OF the bath-houss seems fairly
alive with bathers. Its water not only
furnishes amusement and pleasure, but
has many medicinal qualities.
l left Salt Lake City for homo via the
Rio Grande, the great scenic route OF the
west, and viii try 70 say something Of
the scenery in my next.
1t is with regret that va record the
fact this week Of W. B. Roby's Dc.
psrture for the eat. He has resided
in these parts for some six years and
is proprietor Of two Of the most desir
able farms in this part Of the state
These he has leased to reliable psv
ties aud he will reside in Red Csout
where his family now is. Mr.. Rob,
, IL a citizen that no commsnity wosll
want to lose. He il honorable ast
, upright and liked by everybody which
, is proven by the fact that he Va,
chosen by the people Tor county com
missioner OF this district, which Office
he filled in u Manner satisfactory Il
everyone. The Tribune wishes blu
success wherever he may go.-Haigle
Tribune.
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Insurance.

For Fire Lightning and Tornado
Insurance in the German Of Freeport
and other reliable companies, call on
ov write to Chas. Sohaffnit, Office over
Deyo's drug store, Red Cloud, Nebr.
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Horse for Sale.

A good th~ree-year-old horse for sale
cheap, for cash or on time. Inquire
1t this Office.
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Owners Of threshing machines
should consult Getting tho druggist
before buying their oil.
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For Sale

First.class New Nail Safety Bicycle.
Address, FRANK W. CowDEN, Red
Cloud, Nebr.
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Notice.

All orders for oil or gasoline left
at S~pokesfeld's grocery store will be
promptly filed by the Blue Tank
Wagon.
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Rec Keepers supplies.

A.. MOZART, the hardware man, viii
hereafter keep all kinds Of Bee Keep
er's supplies. Mail order filed
promptly. tt.
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Horses for Sale or Trade

Ihave eighteen head Of horses and
colts for sale. Will trade for city proper
ty Or real estate, or sell cheap for cash, OF
on time for good paper.
st w. II. FULLER, Red Cloud, Neb.
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I Want to Buy Farms

Parties having cheap farm lands for
sale, improved or unimproved can find
buyers BY calling on D. B. Spanogle,
Real Estate and Lean Agent, Red
Cloud, Neb.
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CURRENT NEWS.

The Burt Dramatic Co. will place
upon the boardsduring fair week q
new and interesting repertoire at
Opera House.
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Wanted.

A few good farm loans, six per cent
interest. No second mortgage.-D. B
SPANoaLE.
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Get Here Quick !

Parasols and umbrella ha ndlel
wanted at j. s. YOUNG & Co.'S.
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Our boys and girls:-Send them to
Beatrice Business College, Normal
and Shorthand school. Fall term be.
gins August 29th. Send for csta.
logue. 2-3t
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Farm loans at lowest interest.
Strictly frst.class loans at lower rates
than has ever been given in this coun.
ay before. Option to pay part or oil
at end Of any year,. F. GATHER.
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Gasoline stoves.

The best in the would, tor sale at,
MoHART's. 4O'u
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For Cab to any Part OF the Cit

Leave orders with j. o. Lindley. ]
will fill your orders promptly, and give
you good service.
j. H. CLINE, Prop.
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Farm loans at six per cent option
to pay after two years.-D. B. SPAN.
O0LE.
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Several young ladies Of this city
have decided to organise . band and
have raised about 500 towards get
ting their horns.
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r. b. FULTON, Manager.
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Assessments Peudin-
The following is list OF assessmenrs NOW nandinr,
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try his best to hop along with his treasures,
and he usually succeeded. with some kindly
help from his friends.
And no matter how many times he got
tripped up on the way he never stopped his
merry whistle. nor a coaxing cry that all the
bullfnches have, like "Co-me -he-ere, come
he-erep In fact, he seemed to think it was
rather funny. part of the programme. and
the more he rolled over the more he wbistled
and pulled out his feathers and tugged at
his bundle of threads. After while he got
smart enough to hop sideways and back
ward, and then he did not get tripped up
quite so often.
We all loved little Mark, merry little
Mark. No one could help il. No one
wanted to help il, to tell the truth. But by
and by our pet went the way of all pets. A
careless servant left the window open one
cold day and the wind blew on him. Then
he dropped and faded away, but his merry
whistle was kept up to the last. He was
merry Mark Tapley to the very last hour of
his life, though his voice grew weak and
hoarse.
Yes. we all loved that little bird. He
taught us a beautiful lesson of patient
cheerfulness under misfortune. Those
bright eyes closed, that merry whistle grew
still years ago. but not one of us has for
gotten our dear. cheerful Mark Tapley.
HELEN HARCOURT.
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Police Clerk Watson.

1t is understood that an effort Will be
made by Ambrose Watson's political ene-
mics to bring him before the Supervisors
next Monday night and have him summarily
removed from his position. If such an at
tempt should be made. however, 1t is au-
thoritatively affirmed that the other element
In the board not subject to the influence of
Watson's enemies will demand the filing of
charges In the regular lawful manner. and
the matter referred to the Finance Commit
tee for investigation. The Finance Com
mitsee are not bit backward about ex-
pressing their position in the matter. If il
comes to an investigation, they say they
will so to the bottom of it. They will sum-
mon before them everybody In the Police
Court and connected with it. from the Judge
to the janitOr.
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Never Summoned In the Case.

August Schwerin. II. Hufschmidt and
others have sued David Hunter asking that
a certain judgment rendered against them
in November, 1891. be vacated, and
ing 1t. The action was commenced on
February 9, 1882, and involved money paid
out Of the Dupont-street widening fund.
The plaintiffs claim that summons was never
served upon them. yet default was entered.
and judgment rendered and original sum-
mons brought in with an affidavit of alleged
service by one George A. Proctor. The
plaintiffs claim that the only valid proceed
ings had in the case was against Charles
Hubert. who was defended by w. C. Bur
nett, but who in nowise represented the
other defendants, who are now the plaintiffs
against Hunter
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PRACTICAL PHILOSOPHY.

Life holds no woe for me. I know full well,
However evil things may seem to me to-day,
Some future JOY is certain TO dispel
The clouds that lower darby DER my way.
And have noted that one taste of bliss.
Fen though tits but taste, hath Joyous wSed
To compensate for all that goes amiss,
On which soul in sorrow long may feed.
No night Ger was whose darkness did n OF fade,
No storm e'er ragged whose course was not soor
run,
And so my soul, by troubles undismayed,
Doth simply wait the coming of the sun.
-Harpers Weekly.
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chicago Se4 .6S7 900, Increase 20 8; Philadelphia
$as.z42 opo increase 2o1; 81. Louis $22 $4,000.
increase, 1906 San Francisco. SIT, 227 900,
decrease SO: baltimore sI5,57s.o0O, Increase
g.; Cincinnati, &l4, s49, 600. decrease 800:
flttsburg. $14060,00o. increase OIL: Minneap-
oils. S7.722.0OO, increase 43.5; Omaha. SIS 202, :
oO0, Increase 322: St Paul. 81, $4,000, in
crease lo.5; Denver, 81, S33 600, increase 8. i ;
Portland lor. 81. 1885, 900. increase 215: Salt Lake
SI,oO2U00. decrease so: Seattle, Sl.031,0 900, de-
crease rs: Tacoma, $S67U7l, decrease "a Los
Angeles. $671.333. increase sos; Galveston
$l.96sooo. decrease 81 Total for the leading
cities OF the United States. 81. PIG .S26 05S. In
crease of las per cent as compared with the same
week last year.
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Shipping Notes.

steamers to sail to-day are the City of New
YORK for China and Japan, the Mexico for Alaska,
the willamette Valley for Yaquina Bay, the Hum
ooidt Tor Humboldt Bay, the Point Arena for Men,
docino and the Corona for San Diego The San
Bias falls due from Panama and the Los Angeles
from Newport.
The schooner Peerless, 233 tons loads Lumber at
Port BIakeey for Suya Fiji.
The ship w. j. Roteh, 66i tons, goes in ballast
to Hong Kong
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BALDWIN HOTFI.
Christian Endeavor socIet,.s

The State Convention of Christian En-
deavor Societies will be held at Santa Rosa,
beginning on Thursday evening, May 5, and
continuing until Sunday evening, the sth.
The general subject before the convention
will be Workers Together With Col" and
the motto will be. "One Is Born Master,
Even Christ" AS the State Convention
will begin on the evening fixed for the quar-
terly convention of the Golden Gate Union
In this city. the latter was changed to the
last Thursday evening in April, making it
come one week earlier.
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The Weeks Failures.

The Rradstreet Mercantile Agency reports %
failures In the Pacific Coast States and Territories
Tor the week ending yesterday. as compared with
Ing week OF 1891.
the trades as follows: Three grocers 2 stoves
ana TIN, saloons, 2 varieties l drugs, fancy
goods Clothing furniture. crockery, dry
goods. mems furnishing goods, general store,
upholsterer, brooms and brushes, l harness, l
boots and shoes, jewelry aud varnish dealer.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE = OCCIDENTAL
- Consolidated Mining Company. Location OF
principal place of business, San Francisco. Calf
location OF works Silver Star Milling District,
Storey County New.
Notiee-There are delinquent upon the following.
described stock. on account OF assessment mo. 81
levied on the 18th day of January, 1892, the sevs
era amounts set opposite the names OF the respecs
i've sharehold RS, as folows
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skins 30@50c each; Kids, 5@l0c: Deerskins, good
summer, S71ac. medium. 30@3z1ac: winter. 209
26c: Sheepskins, sheariings, l0925c; short wool.
aV(gf0c; medium. 70@90c: long wooi. S0c@$l 40
10 Culis OF ali kinds about 10 less
TALLOW-No. rendered, 4IzG4s4c; No 2, BIZ
@4e; refined, 5s4057sc q IL.
MooL-We quote fail Woods as follows: San Joa-
quin and Southern. e93c q ID San joaquin and
southern Lambs, Sole. Old spring clips range as
months l21a@ loo q u.
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Meyer, Victor D.........-.... 100 rs
4 Inb haI,

And accordance with law, ana order of
the Board of Directors, made on the 1Ith day of
January, 1892. so many shares Of each parcel Of
such stock may be necessary will be sold at pub.
lie auction at the Office OF the company. Boom No
60. Nevada Block, 500 Montgomery street. San
Francisco, CAL, on Thu sday. the 10th day of
Mar h, 1892, at the hour of 2 O'Clock p n of
said day. to pay said delinquent assessment there
OIL together with costs or advertising and expenses
OF sale. ALFRED K DURBROW Secretary
Onice-Room SO. Nevada Block, 500 Montgomery
street. Saa Francisco, Cal feI9 I'd
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International Tug War.

An international tug-of-war tournament
will open at the Pavilion on April %, and
continue one week. Nine teams, repre-
senting Ireland. England, Scotland, Canada.
Denmark, Norway, weden. Italy and Ger
many. have already entered, and the mem
bers of the first five have already selected
their captains. L. Maloney viii command
the Irish, c. Walker the English, Alexander
Sharp the Scotch, George Duplisea the Ca
madam. and c. Larsen the Danish team.
The others will elect their captains shortly.
There will be strong German team,
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Twelfth to Thirty.second avenues or the
city cemetery. bnt as soon as the sewer and
other work has been done horsecars will be
run to the terminus. The company is doing
work on the cable extension OH Point Lobos
and Fifth avenues to take the place of the
efaan dumn,iae
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A horsecar is being run occasionally on
Point Lobos avenue from First to Twelfth
avenue, by the Geary-street Cable Railway
to hold the franchise for the extension of an
electric, cable or other road. When the i'm
provement OF the avenue was begun some
months ago the tracks were torn up from
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Builders Contracts.

Leon Levy with L. A. SecOr. alterations. etc on
NV line or Harrison street, AZ 5 OF Third; 81 ga
Herschler Co. with j. r WhaIen, alterations
and additions Oh ; line of Sacramento street $50
of Drumm. $3.50.
n. Dusenbery aud j. Stencil with s. T. Greene
TO erect two tw o-story frame dwellings on line of
O'FaUell street, 81 % e of cough: 81. 900
Rev. j. +. Me6inty with NJ. j. Feey to build on
line OF Eddy street, 76 g of Scott. S5Sz7;
bonds, $l707; r. Joost and j. w. Smith suretIes
Caroline Stern with i. Nray, carpenter work
etc. on Sl2 Hyde street; 5000
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February Failures.

The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports SO
failures In the Pacific Coast States and Territories
for the month OF February. with assets 1865. 267
ana liabilities $671l97, compared with SO
Tor the previous month, with assets $229455 and
liabilities 1897, 1885, and 90 for the correspond
ing month OF 1891, with assets Si0i $40 iiabiIi
ties $326,l6l. The failures for the past month
lows: - -
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK. March 4-The stock market was
very active and decidedly strong after the first
hour. Fanderbilts became the feature In the after
noon, Lake Shore leading all. From 12S it mounted
to 1864. Changers were also prominent, but coal
were rather weak. The close was strong az near
the top prices. important advances include: Lake
Shore rs. Michigan Central les, Nickel Plate
hrsts ga, Northwestern l, ST. Paul 15s New York
Central and burlington each 1874 Governments
dull and firm. Petroleum closed &C 591sc.
NEW YORK. March 4.-United States Bonds-4's
1864: do. 2's 100: Northern Pacific, 23Ia; Cana
dian Pacific, 90is; Central Pacific. 81: Union Pacific
471s Atchison and Santa Fe, 1915; Wells. Fargo,
lab; Western Union. ssI4; Silver. 901a; Sterling
wSeat-March. q osss. Flour. steady. Coffee
$l3 IS. Sugar. 3G33sc. Hops-Pac!nc Coast. le0
csc. Hides l3Iac. Copper-Lake SO 62Ia. Tin
spot SO 60 Lead-Domestic. 81 ~. Iron-$l5
Petroleum, 591sc.
CALIFORNIA PRODUCTS.
Hops are quiet and business is extremely narrow
At unchanged prices. Foreign is quiet and I'M
changed.
In this market there have been sales the past few
days of some 5000 bags of cleaned Califor-
MIA Lima Beans, to arrive. at about 81 So to 81 10
2 bushcl Z. o. b. Coast frst-cass goods spot are
now quoted at 81 30 . bushei. Other qualities.
81 65 to 81 u.s..
COFFEE AND SUGAR.
Cofee-Is very duh. and has declined s points
Sales. 10000 bags March. $l3 so; April, SIS 10;
May. Sl2 IS.
sugar-Raw. firm and unchanged: refined, steady
and fairiy active; powdered. 4L@43sc; granu.
lated, 4t5@41sc: molders' A, 4$s1Si Lac; confec.
TONERS A, 4g4lsc.
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Family Retain nIarket.

Eggs show no further change but Butter is
cheaper.
Beef Is dearer at wholesale. Mutton and Lamb
continue scarce and high
Poultry is rather scarce. which explains the high
prices. Quail, Snipe and wild Duck are out of
season.
Fruits and Vegetables show little change beyond
lower prices for Rhubarb.
rish Is selling at about last weeks prices.
Foifowlng is The CALLS regular weekly retail
price list:
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Chic go Markets.

CHICAGO March x.-wheat was firmer The open.
Ing was i4@11c higher than yesterdays closing
advanced l4e more ruled little irregular declin.
ing CSC. then rallied 12@ssc, eased off. again de-
clining ssa34c, ruled weak and heavy and
the closing was 1ac lower than Yesterday Re-
ceipfs. 900. O0O bushels: shipments, 200 bush
els Rye firm at S6c Barley quiet at SIC
CHICAGO. March 4.-Wheat-Cash 8SI4c Corn
4l1ac k.$l0 30. Lard-$6 IS. Ribs-$5 771s.
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The Wool Market.

NEW YORK. March 4.-wooi steady and quiet
Domestic fleece. 30@3oc p 10.
Boston, March 4.-wooI is in demand and steady
territory, on secured basis. 5Sc for ine 55057c
Ior nne medium aud 50Gp53c p 10 for medium.
California l5922c q 10. Oregon dull.