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oNE FArAaI1Y.
a Man Attempts 10 snooi nts Family
aud Ikltia himself


aud Ikitia MtmseiL
81. L,ouis, Sept. DAN attempted
quadtuple tragedy ended this after
noon with but one fatality G. W.
Lewis, n dlssolute painter, whose wife
left him rome. time ago, visited her
fathet'a hoine where She was living,
and asked TO see his baby. The wiic's
sister, Mics McGuigan, brought out the
baby, and Lewis, drawing revolver,
attempted to fhoot the child. Miss
Michigan seized the pistol by the mua.
ale and received n painful wound IN
the hand. Mrr. Lewis then rushed
out aud the husband fired at her, In
dieting painful wound IN the thigh.
She Tell, cfying out that she was killed
aud Lewis, believing he had completed
his iuitudod mission, blew out his own
blainn.
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THE CAMPAIGN.
North Dakota Democratic state Con.
veution.

FARGO, n. D., Sept. o. The Demo-
cratic State convention met this morn
ing and selected for Presidential cleo
tors J. Is. Kenton of Fargo, W. N.
Roach OF LAramore, and John Round-
bert. There was somewhat Of a fight
over Roundbert owing to the TACT that
he Is on the Peoples Party ticket, but
Colonel Benton declared that Round-
bert should vote for Grover Cleveland.
IL was decided that the State commit
tee should all all vacancies ON the
ticket. For Congress James i.
O'Brien OF DEVILS Lake was nomin-
sied aud advocates OF fusion knocked
out.
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ogden TO be Illuminated.

OGDEN, Sept. Cat tho session Of
the city council last night the contract
for lighting the city was awarded to
the Fort Wayne Electric blight com.
pgny, and that company will mt
once proceed to put In q plant and be
ready to furnish light within nine,y
days,
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SPOKANE, WASH, Sept. 6.-Chsrles
Brooks, an aged negro, was hanged
here this NOR ming for the murder OF his
white wife on July 8, 1890.
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GERMAN IMMIGRANTS RELEASED
AT shaANhc.
Trying 10 Land Passengers on ih,
Sly.-TweiHy Days Quarantine
In Michigan.
Moro HcassuripE News fram Qunrnn
tine.


time.
QuARANTfSE, l.. l., Sept. Elm
some respects the news communicated
by DR.. jenkins on his arrival from
Lower Quarantine ~ mole reassuring
than tince the much.dreaded disease
arrived In port. On board The "Aio.
rayia" no frvsh cases have shown up
In the last three days. Now there are
only three cases ~ measles ON bosrd.
On tho "N0rmaninD the cabin pas
sengers were found vi well, though
very Disseminated Mt thc long detcn.
ton. The disiniecied quarters Of the
stokers were Inspected and DIR. jenkins
decided to return some OF the s,oksrs
and the deck handa for disifiiection.
The doctor II anxious TO obtain vessel
to which he could remove the saloon
passengers for absolute security. He
IL going 10 telegraph the secretary Of
nj his services.
Three now cases were reported TO
the doctor n tho health Office stepped
on the deck OF the "Rugia." Jacob
Grawcr, 81 years Of age, was taken
down during the night and was
quickly followed by Johannes Blonder,
70 years, ana Kate Seiilorl, aged Is,
all Ot the stecfngc. Tho cabin passen.
gers are vol and have settled down TO
tneir latc Of long quarantine, deter
mined 20 make the best OF things
generally.
TWENTY DAYs' QUARANTINE Al,
DETROIT.
DETROIT, Mich, SeptG.-Tbe Board
Of Health has decided TO estahlish a
twenty nayh' quarantine in Detroit
against immigrants coming by way OF
Canada into the United states.
sroprRD AT THE CANADIAN BORDER.
PoIT HURON, Mich Sept. 6.-The
three carloads VI German immigrants
who stopped ut Ssranac, Ont, yester.
day, are still detained, and they may
not be- allowed 10 enter the country Tor
some days. Only three immigrants
were found ON today's trains. They
were In the tlrst. class coacl es but were
stopped and will be- held TIL the In.
spectora consider II safe to allow them
TO proceed. Alter careful inspection
the cars were allowed TO proceed with
out fumigation. 10 has been practically
decided to detain all European immi-
grants arriving hereafter for the iull
twenty days time.
Last night the cars were thoroughly
fumigated aud cleansed. Another
Obstruction was made late this after
noon and then they were allowed 10
proceed. One car goes TO Detroit, one
TO Durand, Mich, and one TO Chicago.
TO GUARD THE COAST.
wAsHIEuTOs, ID. g., Sept. g.
General Superintendent KimbAll OF
tue Life Saving Service this afternoon
sont telegram 10 all keepers stating
that information had been received Of
efforts TO evade the quarantine regula-
tons by persous attempting TO land
from foreign vessels ON beaches and
places outside the established ports Of
entry. The keepers are directed 10
prevent this. This will result In the
establishment ~ an effective Gordon
along the entire coast Of the United
States.
QUARANTINE ~ MICHIGAN.
LANSING, Mich, Sept. 0.-The
State Board OF Health today declared
twenty days' quarantine against all
Immigrants from Europcan points
arriving by way Of CsDada who have
not undergone quarantine nj the sea
coast or had their baggage inspected
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ARKANSAS ELECTION Returns.

LITTLE Rock. Ark, Sept. 6.--ofii-
cial ana unofficial returns OF yester-
days election received from thirty
two counties give a, Democratic msjor-
ity ranging from twenty-five to Hoo.
The only Republican msJority reported
10 from jefferson, which IL 400. Here
tofore 1t has given 500 Republican ma
lority.
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CONNECTICUT RRpuHLIcAss.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Sept. o.-Ths
Republican State convention met hero
tonight ana perfected the temporary
organization with Speaker Paige chair
man. Alter which an adjournment
was taken until tomorrow. The ticket
10 DO named will DO headed by Gen.
eral samuel Il, Mervin OF New
Haven for governor.
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TO GUARD THE COAST.
GUARANTEE N MIcnIGAN.

LANSING, Mich, Sept. O.-The
State Board OF Health today declared
twenty days. quarantine against all
Immigrants from European points
arriving by way Of Csnada who have
not undergone quarantine nj the sea
coast or had their baggage inspected
and disiuferted
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100000

addition 100000
Henry l.. Dickerson and wife to Ben
lanin NJ. Brown and wife, lot sos,
In spann Co.'s second Woodlawn
addition .......................... 10000
Asa A. Baker ct al. to Eliza Ballard,
Tany's subdivision Of outlot isS..-. 1,s75oo
Nicholas McCarty ct al. to Frederick
W. Ballweg CT al. part OF block A.
In McCartys subdivision of outlot
100. ............-.......... 100000
Charles Bauman. lot %, in block 90,
in Beatys addition. .--........ $1,000
Edward 6. Cornelius and wife to En-.
in Blake's subdivision of outIot "a 2.625.Oo
Emma Combs and husband TO George
Blake's subdivision Of ontlot 81. 2,e25.OO
George W. Combs and wife TO Edward
j. Robinson. part OF lots IL and IL,
in Blake's subdivision or outlot "a. 1913 90
Hannah Moore 10 Homer j. Roach,
LOT II. In Englewood addition 1900 10000
Addison III. Nordykc ct al. to Henry
A. BuChtel, lot 3. in block i, in Nor
dyke & Hollowells Grand View ad-
Daniel d. Darrell and wife to Edward O''0
j. Rickert. lot SO. in block 4, in Tux
Lucy Viola Bryant ct al to Alexander
B. Gould. lot 80. IN block %, in
North Indianapolis $4,000
john Wacker ct al. to Karl Wacker,
lots 80 and 100 in Wacker's third
addition TO Haughville ..-. 10000
Mary Brisse and husband to Joseph
Duffey, lot 81, In Goodet Thorn
toms subdivision OF square 10, in
Holiness West-end addition. 325.0O
Bridget Shaw and husband TO Kate
Hughes, part of lot 8, IN the Haugh-
Vile subdivision OF Holiness West
end addition .................. $4,000
Joseph Milligan and wife to Thomas
side addition to irvington.. $4,000
Edward Raschig and wife TO the trus-
tees OF the First Christian Church, OF
Irvington. lot 81, in Irvington.-..-- 936.o0
Catharine l.. Miller 10 NOrdyke& Hol-
lowell, part of the northeast quar-
range ........................ 100000
James Donovan TO William III. Wheel
er and wife, lot @. in Ray, trustees,
subdivision Of OutlOt SO. ... $4,000
The Massachusetts Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company to Laura Il. Vinzant.
lot 2, in SHOCKS subdivision OF A.
T.. Fletchers second addition 694.00
Charles MartinGale. trustee, TO Rein
Il. Saltmarsh, lot 90 in Martindales
Jackson Park addition 10000
Elijah b. Martndale and wife to
Leonard " Sargent, lot %. i'll
square 3D. in the third section Of
Lincoln Park addition ---.- 1000 90
Eliza Ballard and husband TO Eliza J.
Knight. lot IL. in COburn's subdi-
vision of outlot 1873 $4,000
Henry Levihn and wife to William
Ketterheinrich, lot 100. in Kappes
Il Franks subdivision OF section Is,
township ID, range 3.----..----... 100000
Conveyances. 25; consideration. S26. 1880
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AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices in Produce Mt the Seaboard'

Ruling Prices in Produce Mt the Seaboard's
Commercial Metropolis.
NEW YORK. May 1a.-Flour-Receipt
"a. 397 packages; exports. 2, 500 brls and 8, 7OS
sacks. The market was fairly active and
easy. Sales, 81, $50 brls. Corn-meal was
dull.
Wheat-Receipts. $50. 4s5 bu: exports, 16l.-
S14 blu: sales. 7,S4O. coo bn futures. $50 900 bu
ing weak; No. 2 red, ga. Q957sc atoat, 942.
@96ssc +. o. D.: ungraded red. S11a 9SAc;
No. l Northern. SOA 091isc; No. / hard.
g3l2c;iNo. 2NOrthern. S5A0S5ase, No. 2 Chi
cago. 6Ol2c; No. Milwaukee,. S8b2c; No. 3
spring. CSC. Options advanced y 173sc with
advanced IS 0a4c on covering and export
demand declined u 0ss on realizing. clos
ing weak at lsc down on May and un-
changed to 40 mp on other months; trading
was active, chiefly switching; No red.
May. 1914 0S97sc. closing ut S9l9c; June. s9s.
09Ul2c, closing at S0isc; July, g0l4 091c.
closing at s02ic: August. 90G9O9sc. closing
at 9O%c; September. S93s G9Clsc. closing at
S0lsc; October. 9024 Q: December. 92s4 093as c;
May. 1893. 9634 6974c c. closing at SIC.
Rye was steady and quiet; Western. S1O
s3l5c. Sales. 10000 bu at $50 delivered.
Barley malt was dull.
Corn-Receipts. 29t5O bu; exports. 2.l77
bu; sales. l.2l5, coo bu futures. II 600 bu spot.
The spot market was dull and nominal: No.
2. $3.50 in elevator. 56lsc afioat; steamer
mixed. 534 G53asc. Options was under local
manipulation entirely, advancing % 0lac,
declining la on May and IS "a l8c on 9TH
ers. reacting 81 ole, closing firm at ls0Ao
up: May. 53l4 655c. closing at 54lsc; June,
5OA oslo. closing at sic; July. 40 Is "a 40 sc,
closing at 1850; August, 1890, closing at
493ic; September. 1915 049'sc. closing at
493sc.
Oats-Receipts. ESQ bu; exports. LOCO
bu; sales. $40. 900 bu futures. 5000 bu spot
Spots were dull and stronger. Options were
fairly active and firmer: May. 34e @35c,
closing at Soc: June. Sab 0347Sc. closing at
343sc: July, "a y 035c. closing at 35c; August,
80 Is f0S4esc. closing at 3issc; September, 83la
Q34c. closing at SAC: spot No. " hise. 3Sla
DS9c; mixed Western, 54l2 GS6Isc; white
Western. s6la04ll9c.
Hay quiet and steady. Hops quiet and
easy.
Coffee-Options opened firm from un-
changed to 10 points mp. and closed firm at
1920 points up. Sales. 1850 bags. inciud-
ing the following: May. 1900 l2c; June,
1l.700lL75c; July. 11.650l110c; August,
1l.10c; September. 1LG5911.10c; October.
1l.sOc: December. l1.s0c; spot Rio quiet and
firm: No. :. 1914 0l29sc. Sugar-Raw mod
erntely active and steady; sales; 1900 tons
muscovado. 50 test. 2asc. and 1900 bags
centrifugals, 96 test. at 1llGc. G. {. and j.:
refined quiet and steady. Molasses- For-
eign quiet: New Orleans steady2and quiet.
Rice In fair demand and firm.
Eggs qniet and firm: Western, l5A a Ice:
receipts. 1888 packages.
Cotton seed oil easier; crude, 29c; yellow,
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LAST WEEKS FLOUR OUTPUT.
Millers Have Marked Up Prices, but Find 1t
Hard Make Sales.

Millers Have Marked Up Prices, but Find It
Hard Make Sales.
MINNEAPOLIS, May 12-The North.
western Miller says: THE mills ran more
strongly last week. The weeks output OF
-four was 1s4. $50 barrels. averaging 30.69l
barrels daily. against lis, 40 barrels the
previous week. Owing to improvements
to the water power I'VE mills of the medium
class will probably be idle most of this
week. cutting off abont 5000 barrels daily.
while another mill of 5000 barrels capacity
has been started. It would appear that
not to exceed $1,000 barrels daily will be
made throughout the week, and even that
figure may not be reached. Prices on pat
ents have been marked up 100l5c per bar
rel during the week, but il is commonly
stated that buyers all want flour at old
quotations. and it is very difficult 10 effect
sales on much better basis. One miller
complained to-day that flour sold as long
ago as October and November had not been
ordered out. he being unable to get ship
ping directions. The direct exports last
week were exceptionally large. being r.
900 barrels against 64.670 barrels the pre-
ceding week.
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A Drinking Fountain for Poultry.

farmerB voice.
The best drinking fountain we ever used
was made of stone Jug. in the following
manner. With q sharpened nail we pierced
q small hole IN the side of the ing an inch
and q half above the bottom This can be
done quite easily if light hammer is used
and the nail 10 lightly tapped. The hole
should not be larger than a wheat straw.
The jug is then filled with water. tightly
corked and set In O basin with fiarlng sides.
three inches deep. The bottom of the basin
was or the same size as the bottom or the
jug. When the jug is set in the basin the
water in it will run out until 1t fills the
basin to a level with the hole In the jug.
and 1t will rise no higher. AS the fowls
drink the water will keep at the same level
until the jug is emptied down to the level Of
the hole. This kind of fountain keeps
tho water from getting befouled. and gives
tho fowls q good chance to drink. III il Is
set on block six inches thick there is no
danger of having filth thrown into IT by
scratching hens. We have used such
fountain for five years and find it the best
one we ever saw; and any body can make ii.
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THE JOBBING TRADE.

The quotations gireH bcior are the selling prices
~ rh0lesate dealers
CANDIES AND NUTS
Capdies-Sticl1. &C per ID: common mixed.
o.: q. 4. r. mixed. &c; banner stick. &c;
cream mixed. l0c; old time mixed. &C; crimp
mixed. Ice.
Nuts SOft-shelled almonds. lie; English
wslnuts i0015c: Brazil nuts. &c: flberts.
12c; peanuts. roasted. safe; mixed nuts. 12c.
CANNED GOODS.
Pesehes-Standar'l. 3-pound. sl.7502: 3
pound seconds. Sl.3CzDi 40; California stand
nrd. sl.25G2.50; California seconds. S26225.
NiseeilaDeous-Blsckb 3 pound. s5lD
f5e; raspberres 2-pound. S1209l.30; pine
apple. standard, 2-ponnd. s1.4G172.50: Sec
onds. 2-ponnd. Sl.20fd 225; cove oysters. J.
pound. full weight .0D25c; light. C50 zoe;
2-pound. fnll. 81. sO02: light. 8. 20: string
Deans. e9a: DC; Lima beans. Sl.10lDl. 20: peas
HarTowfat. 81 100 l.20; early Jnne 81. 25fs 80
seDsters. sl.sSG2; Ied cherries, o5cQ 81. 10
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Options. Op'ning, Highest LONGEST. Closing

Cash quotations werc as follows: Flour
firm and unchanged; No. 2 spring wheat.
s2ls a SPA c: No. 3spring wheat. nominal: No.
2 red. S5l2 Qs534c; No. corn, Ash a 45's O:
No. new corn. 45c; No. 2 oats, 3C03Ol4 G;
No. 2 white, 32A 933c: No. 3 white, 31la
@32lac: No. 9 rye. 75leo: No. 2 barley. &c:
No. barley, f. o. b., 4s0G0c; No.
barley. +. o. b.. 3e@5oc; Mol fiaxseed.
S1.Ol; prime timothy-seed. S1.2501.2S;
mess pork, per barrel. S9.674 90 20;
lard. per pound. 6.22l9 0625c: short-rlb
sides tloose). 5.o5GD5.S7lsc; dry sailed shout
ders tb0xedl 4.G2l9 04.75c; sbort-clear sides
tboxed). 617l3 SOC; whisky. distIliers' fin-
ished goods. per GAL $l.14; sugars IN
changed.
On the Produce Exchange. to-day. the
butter market WAS quiet: fancy creamery.
10000; fine Western. 176lSc: ordinary, Is
01Sc. Eggs strong at 1als 0I4ac.
Receipts-Flour. IL, 600 brls; wheat. Is, 900
bu; corn. $1,000 bu; oats, $4,000 bn; rye.
5000 bu; barley. 1900 bu. Shipments
Flour. 10000 bris; wheat. $4,000 bu; corn,
13l. 900 bu; oats. $4,000 bu; rye. 1000 bu;
barley, "a 900 bu.
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PENSIONS FOR VETERANS,
Residents OF Indiana and Illinois Whose
Claims Have Been Allowed.

Pensions have been granted the follow
ing-named Indianians:
Original-Chares r. Milburn. George q. Baker,
John G. Williamson, Thomas \, Durbin. Harvey
Moore. Harry j. Kellogg. Christian Master,
George W. Rowland. ConOver Nantilburg, Milton
c. Oliver, Andrew Ulmer, James A. Storm.
Charles p. Richerson, William Meaehem,
GOhl, John ". Weeks, Adelbert A. Sprague.
James LaRue. Authorization n. Trusler,
H. w snion WsnR
David ID. Lemon, William A Park, Joseph III.
Hnrrod, Lorenzo d: Hold, Sylvester Holland.
Potter, Lambert Roger. william r. Williams,
]. Chapman, Joseph Allen, William W. Layton,
James NJ. Campbell. John Kelly. first, T. l..
gener Andrew Ii. Blythe. J. Fry, Henry Carter,
James Hart, Alva II. Mcbride, George shubeck,
J: b: Conover. James p. Stallard, Joseph r.
Gardner, Joseph w. Maddox, James w. Rhodes,
Anthony W. Jones' Jehu Johnson, G. A. West.
William McDermOtt, Jacob Meisberger, John
sarver, Hiram L. ShePerd, Martin ID: Long. Re-
issue-Elias Deveny, Banner ID. Hall, william II.
Burkhater. Reissue and increase Howard l..
Beard, Samuel Woodburn. Tavner Bowen. Orig
inal widows etc.-Ann NJ Bowen, minors of
John McCune Clara Short, Ruth NJ. Perry.
TO RESIDENTS or ILLINOIS.
Orignal-Theodore n. Bair, Theodoro Segin
John Lott. Michael Collins Jacob Gil John
Muller, Patrick Griffin. Eldridge L. 81. T. irwin
Gould. George Douglas, John S. k,rh patrick,
Harrison III. Musselman, Alfred j. steward.
William W. Starbuck. Parker q. Elliott, Henry
s. Stoddard, James c. Beatty. Frans o. Lagerlof,
Kingsley +. Olds, George Davis. Edward A. L.
Allen. Obadiah Henderson, William Vail, Henry
Maxwell. Lyman A. White. Jerry Tiller. Fred
eriok Frommel, John Flori. Additional-Josiah
Bell. Eli Danison. Henry Eby, John Dickerson.
David Smith, James A White, Samuel w. Clark.
Jacob Ley, Nathan III. Culver. Ambrose Jones.
William r. Sackville, Gerhard H Leener, Alfred
Ealey. Jerome Hopkins. Jas. Marsh. Geo. Bit
ner. Uriah Warfel. John 8. Marshall. Restora-
ton and reissue-Geo. Burch, deceased. Sup
plemental-Granville L. Stout. Renewal and
increase-Hosea II. Hardy. John p. Diamond.
Increasc-James Waddle. VIM. G.. Stout, Roswell
r. Davis, Nathaniel b. Ives, Aaron
Jacobson, Joshua Smith. David b.
Buckets Edwin j. Altman. Thos. Simpson,
Andrew Emery, Edward Gesert, Fernando D.
Irons, Jas. X. Burner, John Elliott, Edward I.
Barley, stephen A. johnson. VIM. Ii. Calliher,
Daniel s. Richardson. VIM. c. Travelstead,
Samuel 3. Black. Basil Derry, Harvey p. Sar-
geant VIM. Ii. Williams, Thomas J. Mccormack
Jos: 8. stigler: Reissue-John Finney, Daniel
s. Thompson, VIM. Billings, Jacob Stifal Wm
II. Stevens. Reissue and increase-John Horn.
Original widows etc.-Mary J. Russell. Hannah
Parker. Isabel Vancil, Elizabeth Burch, Eleanor
MalOOn, Eliza j. +. Lees.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

No Change In Wheat or Corn Prices-Wheat
Inspections Getting Larger.
On Change yesterday wheat was steady,
corn quiet and oats firmer. There were in
spected in twenty-five cars of wheat and
one of corn. Prices ruled as follows:
Wbeat-No. red. S6l4c: No. Sred. Sc;
wagon wheat, SIC.
Corn-No.1 white, 45c; No. 2 white. 45c;
white mixed, 42c; No. white. 41l2 044c:
latter for one color; No. yellow. 42c:
No. 3 yellow, 41l9c: No. 2 mixed, 42c; No.
mixed. Ale; ear, 3Sc.
Oats-No. white. 3224 c; No. 8 white.
e0Ac; No. 9 mixed. s0lsc; rejected, 25027lec.
Hay-Timothv. choice. $3.50; No. ]. sl1. as:
No. =. $3.50; No. / prairie. s.; No. :, $3.50;
mixed hay, $3.50; clover, $3.50.
Bran. $3.50 per ton
POULTRY AND OTHER PRODUCE.
Poultry-Hens. 10c ~ 10: young chickens
e0c ~ ID; turkeys, fat. choice hens. l2c ~ 10
and &c for fancy young toms; ducks, &c ID
ID: geese. $3.50 for choice.
Eggs-Shippers paying 13c.
Butter-ChOice country. grass butter, 10c;
common. case; creamery retailing from
store at 25c.
Cheese-New York full cream. 130l4c;
skins SAL ~ 1b. (Jobbing pricea)
Feathers-Prime geese. ESQ ~ ID; mixed
duck, zoe ID ID.
Beeswax Ozark. Sc; yellow. 4Oc (selling
price; dealers pay 1sG2Oc.
WOOl-Merchants can now afford to pay
for the new clip tlne merlno. 16c, with one
third discount on bucks' tieeces; coarse
wool, 17QlSc; medium. zoe: black, bury,
colts. cboify and broken. 15017c.
Hides TGIIo,c, Etc.
Hides-Hide market dull and declining.
No. ! green hides. 3l9c; No. green hides,
el7c, No. G.. s. hides. 4Ac: No. 2 g. s.
hides. sac; No. tallow, &c; No. 2 tailow.
Bic.
Horse Hides-s202.5e
Tallow-No. l. ~ c; No. 2. sac.
Grease-WhIte. 2Ec; yellow. &c: brown.
Bones-Dry. sl201S per ton.
PRODUCE. FRUITS AND GROCERIES,
Apples-Choice. $3.50; fancy. s4045o ~
barrel.
Pineapples- s2aa 50 ~ doz.: small. s1.e5.
Oranges-Messinas. $40; CALIFORNIA;.
Iemons-Choice. 1880. $3.50 ~ box;
fancy. q. 256 sc; Malaga. $50.
Bananas-s1@l.50 t. bunch. according to
size and quality.
Tennessee Strawberries Twenty four
quart crates. So for good to fancy; $3.50
Tor poor and SOFT
New Negetables-Tomatoes SS5O43 IS
bnshel crate; onions. l2l2c - doZ, lettuce.
l&l2c: brocoli. $3.50 ID bri; rhubarb, 15c ~
dog; radishes. pc % doz.
Cabbaec-Mobile. 81 u crate; new Flor
Ida. $3.50 ID crate.
Cucumbers-S1 - dOz.
Potatoes-lndiana. sc ~ bu from car:
Michigan, 43c; from store s5c
New California potatoes. S3.1504 - two
bushel bag.
Sweet Potatoes-Illinois. =. IS ~ brl.
New peas. California. e. T. bu; new beans,
g. T. bu.
CauIItlower, Slabs ~ doz
Onions-Yellow. $3.50 T. brl. s.. 40 - bu.
Maple Sugar-z5 fb boxes, 90lOc; in
bricks. &c.
Cider-DuTy. pure. sI75 - trade brI;
half brls, 81: Oliver Bros sand refined
S5.5OG5.75 - bri; half brls. $3.50 $50; Car
sons New York pure. $3.50 T. brl; half brls.
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