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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-04
THE GOSSIP OF GOTHAM.
The Golden Age Reached in New
FORKS Scramble for Show.
Do Your Shoes Cost e15O?-Col. Ochiltree
as . Briton-Win Mrs Potter Remarry2
"Reminiscences of q Country Ed
itor-Arnold's New Venture.
COPYRIGHT, 1881

E w Y o r K
fashion has its
silver age and
its age of gold.
This spring of
1898 gold, vel
low, shining,
heartless met
al, mother of
murders a n d
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-04


than the Britons
themselves, with
wearing a single
eye CLAWS and
saying "r ally,
dontcherknow."
I fancy this is
largely profe s.
siOnal..a he
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-04

PRINCESS MARIE LOUISE.

The Young Lady Who Is to Marry Fer
dinauG of Bulgaria.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-22
WHEAT NOT STRONG
On Account of the More Favorable
Weather.

CHICAGO, March 20.-Wheat was
weak on account of the more favorable
weather. Fine warm rains in southern
Illinois was one of the reports to which it
succumbed, and the biggest export trade
reported from New York in months was
powerless to revive il. May is &c lower
ami July from &c TO &c off since Saturd ay
afternoon. Corn was steady until near
the close, when it yielded in sympathy
with wheat and left off with q loss for the
day OF &c. Provisions were tirmer and
higher. the advsuces being 274c in pork,
about l0c in lard and 73c In ribs. Par
bridge appeared willing TO recover some
of his short May wheat at &c; he took
500,OO0 bu from Linn. When the market
had declined another &c Tor May Par
bridge changed his mind about the neces-
sity for covering anv more. Armour sold
May freely and bought July sparingly.
There appears to be general disposition
to get out OF May wheat and let the
clique have il. Those who are bulishly
inc .ined are buying July in preference to
MAY. Trade is largely local, out
side buying continuing very light
The visible supply WAS about as ex-
pected, showing a decrease OF $1,000
bushels but this includes 100000 bushels
added in Minneapolis, where a private
elevator with its contents has been made
regular. The opening was heavy at about
the closing figures of Saturday and prices
receded &c for May and 60 for July, then
recovered part of this decline but again
eased oil and the closing was ic from the
bottom. In corn the anticipated larger
movement served to intensity the bearish
sentiment in some quarters, yet there was
no pronounced disposition To break the
market. Some buving of July against
sales of May made the premium for the
former a shade greater. Trade was slow
and prices changed slightly. Oats were
quiet and easy with corn. The greater
part of the business consisted in
exchabging-buying June and SELL
ing at even values. Durham and
Beerbaum were the principal traders.
Hog products opened steady and higher
on better prices for live hogs at the yards
under an active demand Tor shipment and
sharp bidding by the packing houses.
Lard was somewhat freely offered, the
market ruling steady for it, while pork
aud ribs advanced. The volume of trad
ing was light. The strength early was
further developed. prices improving. Just
before the end OF the session the market
eased off some What, closing easv.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
$50 cars; corn, 225 cars; oats, 200 cars
hogs, 1900.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-22
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
Supreme Court.

Is. 4S9. Charles Scudder vs. Charles G.
Hanshaw ct al. Henry G. q. Affirmed.
Howard, ].
1916. William S. Sohn vs. Catherine
Gantner. Rush O.. @. Affirmed. Coffey.
G.. j.
I6.I6S. Marquis de g. L. Swain ct al
vs. Moses Swain ct al. VermilliOn G. G.
Affirmed. Hackney, j.
1926. William r. Allen ct al. VS..
Richard a. Bland. Sullivan c. G. At
frmed. Olds, J.
I6,477. Albert Smith ct al. vs. Robert
G. Pedigo ct al. Boone G. G. Reversed.
McCabe, J.
1913, c.. l.. st. L. & G. railroad COM
pany VS.. William Grimes. Clinton G. c..
Petition to reinstate denied. CoffeY @. J.
16GS3 l.. ID. & w. railway company
va Joseph w. Wilson. Putnam @. G..
Reversed. 0lds. J.
I5.44I. Pennsylvania Co. vs.. Horton E.
Congdon. Alien G. q. Reversed. How
ard, J.
1912. l., n. A. & c. railway company
VS.. Annie Schmidt. Hendricks @. q. Re-
versed Hackney. ].
I6,0S6 Louis Neubacher VS.. 1. U. rail-
way company ct al. Marion g. G. Re-
versed ODDS. J.
l6,O53 Christopher Hilgenberg VS..
Mary Northup ct al Marion S. Z. Re-
versed. Cofey, J.
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

1ONDAA L@h EANA4hOs huiOh ~.
J.E. Berry d Co.'s Chicago sdvices are as
follows:
Brighter weather and rather freer selling of
May made lower wheat market here today
Gables were weak signal service maps rather
suggested the poss biity of rain for Kansas
Argentine wheat shipments for two weeks were
reported at over 100000 bushels. New York
reported good sized export business, forty
loads, but it looked as ii New York was doing
some selling. visible supply in spite of addition
of o new elevator at Minneapolis showed
decrease of $1,000 bushels, India shipments
were light only 10000 bushels, exports Tor
the day were fair, about SEQ 100 including -four
IL is the expectation that contract stock to-
morrow will show rise Of over 100000
bushels which will make almost 100000
wheat here deliverable on contract Favorable
weather is expected tomorrow. Every day now
makes this market impaired with surrounding
markets look more unnatural.
Corn continues so dull In a speculative way
as to altogether ignore such news comes
along. The prices showed another fractional
decline today. There was decrease In the
visible OF $4,000 bushels. The local stock
increased atiost and in store $4,000. Receipts
were light / 10 care; the estimate for Tuesday
225 cars. The corn traders appear to be very
Apprehensive OF a collapse in wheat
Oats were quiet and shade lower. They
simply followed corn. Provisions ruled higher
with a decided increase in volume Of business
Z
from the opening with pork the leading feature
and liberal buying by leading local operators
for both long and short account. Lard wac
well sustained by the bull party. ribs were less
active. but trmer; towards the close part Of
the early advance was lost under realizing
sales and sympathy with weak grain markets.
The local feeling is gaming strength daily
under influence of decreasing stocks and small
supplies Of the new material.
Whest-Firm; No. red. 65c bid; No. red
&c bid; No. red. $50; rejected. 500; I'M
merchantable. 45Gl50c.
Corn-Steady; No. l white. 42c; bid, No. 2
white 4l18c bid; No. white. Axe; No.
white, 81 20; No. white mixed. doc; No
! white mixed, 391fo; No. white mixed. 37Hc;
No. yellow 3s1zc; No. mixed. 391zc; No.
mixed. 500 Did; No. yellow. 3914c; No. 4
yellow. SIC; No. mixed. no grade, Csc;
sOund ear. zoe.
Oa.s-Stesdy; No. 2 white. 355<c; No. 5
white. 341zo; No. 2 mixed. $50 bid; No.
MIXED, She; rsjsotsd, 2SG130oL
Bran-Steady $3.50.
Hay--Choice timothy. 1880: No. /. $500;
No. 2 Ss@u9: No. 1 prairie. $3.50; No. 2
prairie. 8 .00i mixed, $500; clover, 5000
Rys-No. 2. Soc for oAr-lots 45c for wagon rye:
Wagon Wheat-64c.
Inspections: Wheat. Is cars; corn. % cars;
oats, cars; hay. oars.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-22
AUTHOR WlNSLOWS TROUBLES.
Wants a Divorce from His Wife
Scissors in the Case.

YANKTON, S. D., March 17.-Herbert Hail
Winslow, the dramatist. is now before the
world as an injured husband. suing for separA-
ton from his vile, DAISY Edna WinsloW, and
within a week he will know the worst. The
trial of the case began in the circuit court here
today. Mr. Wlnslow taking the stand in his
own behalf as the first witness aud detailed
the story Of the summer of 1890, when he went
with his wife 10 live az Asbury park, sum
mer resort In June OF that year he says she
exhibited violent temper and a most yirIe dis
position, and was little less than shrew, and
before the case is finish d, he viii tell how she
attempted his life with pair OF scissors, and
how she flew into a passion when there was no
earthly cause for IL. On Oct. 8. lss9. he Gl-
leges she deserted him when they returned
from Asbury PARK. lie provided q home for
her al his fathers house. but sue refused 10 90
there aud live. She defends herself BY swear
ing that in the subsequent months ne c0ndcned
her oienses by calling upon her 81 her fathers
house and passing tue night there. The case
will occupy three or four days and will attract
wide attention because OF the plaintiffs prom
inence as an author.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-22

perlb, 31<c; 4 in. and heavier. per ID. So; toe
calk. assorted sizes. per ID. 10; best quality
tool. BLACK Diamond" per 10. RATES &c; ma
chinery. rounds only. smooth nm, per ID, rates.
SIC. BaTb-wire-GalvaniZed,s 2.So; plain an
nealed feuoe wire, S2.OO; galvanized, 500 Ad-
vance; 10, ii and IL sizes the regular advances.
Ammanltion-Rim FIRE cartridges, dis. 80
and 8: center fire cartridges. dis. % and 81 B.
b. caps. round. per m. $3.50; B. b. CAPS. conf
cal. per m. s205; q. D. caps, per m. SOC; HEX
c. F., per m. 40c; Eiey's L. B.. imported, per
m. 6Oc; musket caps per m. SOC; Hazards
sporting powder, per keg, $3.50: do DO hall
keg. 50; do do quarter KEY. s1.25i loaded paper
shells, discount, 40 and 10.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-22
BURNED TO DEATH.
A Servants Fate Who Wanted to Save Her
Earnings.

A Servants Fate Who Wanted to Save Her
Earnings.
PHILADELPHIA, March 19-From a fire
in an open CRATE in the sitting room the
residence of James w. Wood, at 1926
Walnut-st., was partially destroyed early
this morning, and Rose Gallagher, a ser
want was burned TO death and the adjOin-
ing property of Miss l. Izsbeth Morris, at
4,2O4 Walnut-st., was badly damaged.
The loss by the fire is about $4,000 Rose
Gallagher ami another servant had es-
capped, but the former remembering that
she had left all her savings in her
bureau drawer, re-ehtered the house to
secure her money She never returned,
ana when the fire was eXtinguished the
fremen fouEd the charred remains of the
girl lying on the floor before the open
drawer OF the bureau. Mr. Wood Is a
para ytic. and both he and his wife were
taken from the second story room of the
house by means OF the ire ladders. The
shock and the excitement completely
Frustrated Mr.. Wood, and tonight he is
reported to be in dying condition. Mr.
Wool il a well-known insurance man here
and is the manager of the Union Central,
Cincinnati, life insurance company.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-22
Natures surest Ally.

If nature did struggle against disease even in
weakly constitutions. swift indeed would be the
course Of a malady 10 its fatal termination While
struggles let US. lest befall u.s. aid
her efforts with jadicious medicinal help. Expe-
rienee must be our guide In battles With disease,
and that lamp 10 fset'' indicates Hoststter's
Stomach B.tters n safe, tried aud thorough ally
Of nature II the blood be infected with bile II the
bOwel- and stomach are inactive n the kidneys fa
to eKpd impurities If which they the nstural
outlet OF the btters the surest reliance Of
the sufferer. one moreover. that Is sanctioned By
professional. Endorsement AID use for nearly half
centufy. No American foreign remedy has
earned greater distinction remedy for and pre-
venuve of chronic liver complaint, malaria consti-
patton. kidney and rheumatic trouble and dsbilitT.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-22
INDIANA PENSIONS.

SENTINEL PATENT AND PENSION AGENCY.
1920 NEW YORK-AvE.. n. W.,
WAsHINGTON. D. c., March II.
The following pensions to Indiana SOL
oilers have been handed in at The SENTI-
MEL patent and pension bureau:
ORIGINAL
John NJ. Newkirk. George NJ. Helm, Robert
A. Steele. Aaron HOshOner, George W. Pear
son, Thomas l.. Brown, Elisha :. Buck, Samuel
:. Fryar, William Feist. James Coleman. James
Shera, John w. Brickley.
ADDITIONAL
Abram Barnes. samuel Bremen. George E.
EuOsnk, Lewis ". Sims.
INCREASE.
Henry Ii. Smith, Richard Lawson. Uriah Fl.
Gibbons, Leander EdRerton. Noah e. Haines,
Marcus Shuier. Lewis Day, William Perry, Mar
tin Winebrenner. Lafayette Good.
REISSUE.
Grin Gladmon. Henry Kaber, Hiram Ruddsr,
William like.
ORIGINAL WIDOWS. ETC.
ChristianA Rice, AlminA I. Hayes, Aahala
Law, minor Of Thomas Ely.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-22
DRIVEN FROM HOME.
Cruel Outrage on a Southern Family
Indignant Citizens.

MARION, n. c.. March 16.-B. w. Grove
and his family have boon driven from the
town of Nebo by anonymous threats, de-
struction of their property and lear Of
his daughter taught a school for negro
children On Saturday night the school
was overturned aud destroyed. Mr.
Grove has received letters threatening
him with death unless be left before A pril
]. He lett yesterday. The better class of
citizens are indignant over the outrage
and are making efforts to discover the
guilty parties.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-22
PRODUCE MARKETS.
Quotations from New York, Cincinnati and
Elsewhere.
IDIANAPOLIs. ND,
MOSDAY EVENING MaToh %

IDIANAPOLIS. ND,
MONDAY EVENING. March 20. I
The condition OF the local markets is favor
able for the beginning of the week. In drugs
there Is a slight advance in some things. but
not material. Groceries remain the same, and
eggs go up a cent. There is a fractional re-
duction in cambrics in the dry goods market.
Fruit aud vegetables are firm but no change in
prices. There is a good demand. however. The
boxes and bales around all the wholesale
houses indicate to some extent what trade
center this city Is getting TO be. The outlook
is for greatly increased trade If this weather
holds during the week.
NEW YORK. March 20.-Flour-Recsipts.
1860 packages; exports. 100brls. 39.0S2 sacks;
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-22
Four Hundred Tumor..

MARSHALL, ILL.,. March 19.-lSpeciaLl-A
post mortem examination held on the remains
of l0-year-old Willie Besser has disclosed
the remarkable fact that he was afflicted with
over 400 tumors, most OF them ve;y small but
one was as large as "A mans two fees. The lit
tie fellow fingered several months after the
irst discovery was made that he was afflicted
with tumors, and at times he suffered untold
agOnies.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-22
CHICAGO. March 2O.-Ths Lven NJ journal

reports:
CattIe-Receipts. 10000; shipments 1000;
market opened strong, closed unsettled, bare
lY s'eady; top steers S4.600a5 10; fair to good
$3.50 $50; Others. S5.60G6s0; Texans. S2.5O@
400; stockers. S3.5O.d39O cows, S3.l0@4.25
Hogs-Reeeipts. 16,Su; shipments, 5000;
market opened steady, closed firm; common
mixed and packers, $7I5CJ7 %; prime heavy
ami butchers weights, SL7O@I9O; light, $79
7.45.
sheep-Receipts, 1900: shipments. $500;
market slow; natives, S475@G; westerns,
$5G5.25; Texans, Sl.65(G5.25; lambs. $45OG
525
BUFFALO. March observation-disclosures. 81
cars, II sale. Market opened strong to loo
higher for all desirable cattle; common and
medium steady; best heavy steers, $3.50
Hogs-ReoeIpts. 81 through; 90 sale /;
market opened stronger; light grades and pigs
steady; sales. Workers, Light S7.55; good pigs.
$3.50.
Sheep and Lambs--Receipts, cars through.
10 sale: market opened steady for sheep;
easier for lambs. with fairly good demand :;
sales good we;hers $3.50; fair sheep, $3.50;
extra wethers, s6.l6; good lambs. 1926. About
all the best offerings were sold
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. March 2O.-Cattle-
Receipts, 200; shipments. 2s5; market slow at
about last weeks prices; no cattle shipped to
New FORK today.
Hogs = Receipts, 1000; shipments, 1000;
market fairly active; PhiiRdelphiss. $500
$50; good mixed S7.69Gg765; best Workers,
$7.4O0750; pigs and h-ht Workers, S7.00CG7.30.
Shoep-Receipts, 400; shipments. $500;
market strong owing to light supply; prices
about the same as last week; lambs. full sup
ply and dull at shade Of.
CINCINNATI, March 20.-Hogs-lower
at 60 50@150; receipts, $500; shipments.
1900.
Cattle-Firm at S2.25@6.OO; receipts, 1900;
shipments, 76
sheep-Steady at sS@525; receipts. 800;
shipments, none.
Lambs--In light demand at $45eG6.25.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-22
Articles. 055ning. H CHEST Lowest cIo'i


JAsh ouotaIi0ns we're as IoII0Ws; FIOuF-DnII;
foreigners reducing their bids. No. spring
wheat. 72s4d73e; No. spring wheat fob, SIC;
No 3 red. 7z24 td73c; No. corn. 4l1Se; No.
z osts. Sic; No. white. f. o. b., 36tg56xc; No.
white. 321z@33c;No.2 rye. soc; No. barley.
G2c; No. 3, 10. b.. 40(I65c; No. a. (. o. b..
S36g52o; No. Haxseed. SL20; prime timothy
I7.S215; lard. per 100 lbs, $lz.1OGi215;
short ribs sides (loOsel st025@1O27; dry
ga. ted shoulders tboxedl. s9.62116g 60; short
clear sides (bOxsdl S1O.55Gl0.60; whisky.
distil.ers' finished goods. per GAL, SLY;
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still In Doubt.

street q Smith Good Esws.I
First Little Girl-"Has your sister be-
gun takin' music lessons yet?' ,sssr.s@
Second Little Girl-"She's takin' somfin'
on til piano, but can't tell yet whether
it's music or typewritin'"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-22

William Z. ]

William +. Durgin Of the Boston Loan
Co. 275 Washington Street, says: II
y commend Sulphur Bitters as the very
=. p.c.licine | have ever used There is
nosnIng like them TO give an appetite,
tone up the system and do away with
thar languid feeling which il so frequent
among thoss confined indoors"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-22
Our Senator Leads.

Daniel W. Voorhees, Is now the leader OF
the U. 5. senate by reason of being chair
man of the finance committee, and will
prove himself 10 be so in TACT during the
next regular session.
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Terrible Threat.

lstreet & Smiths Good Newsl
Mother Horrors! Tommy Tommy
Traddlesl Come in this minute"
Tommy-"I don't want to-"
MOthsr-''If YOU don't come in Tll-I'H
whip YOU. and ! won't give you but one
niece of candy aftarWar1
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-22

IStreet Smiths Good News.l
Little Girl-"Thats the second time
your mamma has ca ed you"
Little Boy busy playing)-"I know"
Little Girl-"Won't she whip you il
you don't 90 ?"
Little Bov-"No, she's got company and
she'll say: He's been real deaf since he
had the measles, poor little fellow"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-22

Trade steady.
Canned Goods lackberries. ID. goo: cove
oysters. ID full weight. 81; 1 ID light
weight, 75c; 10 full weight s1.9OG2.OO; light
weight, SL20@130; peaches, standard 3 10. q
GJ2.1O; seconds 8 10. S1.sO119Oi pie. Si.S0;
pineapple, standard 10, s1.409l.75; seconds
Id. S1G0I.lO; string beans, so 190c; salmon. 10.
$1.40(G2; pineaps, Bahama, S2.50G275; peas,
sifted. S1.656d225; early June, Sl.l5Gl25; mar.
row, 81 @.126; soaked, 759S5ci tomatoes. firmer
3lb. Sl.25GGl.S5; corn. standard. Sl.15@L25;
cream $1.3501.60
Spice-Pepper, 1906 allspice, l2@15o;
60o
Sugar-Hard. 51[@51lc; confectionery A.
49sc: o. A. 45s6G45sc; white extra c, 1850
Axe; extra c. 4.60c; good yellow. 4.54c; fair
yellow, 4Ac; yellow. sac.
Staroh-Rshned pearl, SH931zc per lbs
champion gloss, one and three-pound pack
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Take Rauna's First.
TPaoH Eewsf

When Grover gets his ak in chopping
order Pension Commissioner Raum's head
ought 10 be severed first
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-22

Agents make big money selling THE
SENTINEL Almanac for 1898. Write for
terms to agents. Address INDIANAPOLIS
SENTINEL.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-22

Bar iron. 81. s00l2O0. base; wrought charcoal
bar. $290@S.00. base. Observation-Disclosures,
$LI6; Perkins. $4.16; mule shoes. 1928; cut.
mali rate for Sos steel nails. xi.50;
horse. $3.50 per box: wire nails. rate. $i.75.
Steel-Plow. open hearth. per Id. Sc; spring
ordinary sizes. Der ID. 40: tire. S-l6 in. thick.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-22

Nothing Like Experience.
Spencer Democrat.
Cleveland takes hold of his work like sn
old hand. There is nothing ike ex-
perience.
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Poultry ana Produce.

Eggs-Weak at 13c.
Butter-I6c: poor, sdlOc.
Poultry-Hens. &c; chickens, II 70 2 ID,
9c; Toosters, Sc; turkeys, hen, 12c; tom Zoe:
old TOMS &c; geese. poor. 8; full festhered.
$500; ducks 20.
Feathen-Prme geese, S0G35c per ID; duck.
2OO25c
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market was firm; creamery, 2O629c; dairy.
2O(936c. EgRs-Easier; strictly fresh. 1910
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-22
EIrin Butter.

ELGIN, H., March 2O.--Butter - Active
sales, $3.50 pounds at 28c.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
UNION Stock YARDS.

UNION STOCK YARDS.
INDIANAPOLIS. March 20.
CATTLB-Receipts, 20. The general cattle
market steady at last weeks prices.
Export grades, !. 45O to $50 hiss 8 600 s 80
Good TO choice shipping 1850
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one and three-pound packages. 5l151<c; inn
proved corn, 6f16hc.
Co se-common to good. n@2sc; prime
golden Rio. 275192954e; Java. S05[9SiHo;
Banner packages, 24hc; Arbuckls's 241<c;
Lion. "a &c; Jersey, 24lzc.
Molasss.-New Orleans. SO94Oc; fair. 400;
choice. 4294So.
Salt-In car lots csc: small lots, 81
Aiseellaneous-Riee. Louisiana, S3<961fc;
coal oil. 61sGlo1zo; besns. aavy. S2.25i me-
dun. S22O' marrow Al. Sl.75lG3.0l
FRUITS ana vegetables.
Strawberries-25@S5c per quart.
Potatoes-HebrOns ana Burbanks e0cGS1.O0
per bu; Larry Rose, seed, 81 Is; Eary Ohio
seed, Si.40.
Crsnbsrries-Sll.OO per bril-; $3.50.
Lemons-Fancy, S3.759 i.UOi choice, 5000
Onions-Fancy yellow gltbe, sAOO per brI;
req. $500 per bril- $3.50 per bu: ouion sets
white, 500; yellow ond rec, $3.50.
Turnips-SlC0 per brl.
Lettuce-2Cc per 10.
RadlsheE-55 lL40c per dozen.
OnOns-2Oc per dozen.
RhubArb-5Oc per dozen.
Cucumbers-Sl.75N2 per dezen.
Cabosge-S2.50g2.75 per br.
Apples-BaldWin, $3.50 per bril-; fancy.
SS50GDS75.
Beans-Marrow WHAT'S, 81. 5Oa2T5 per bu.; navy
S2.25; Lima beans &c pr ID.
BanaOas-Faney. Sl.5J9225 ser bunch.
hale Greens-S1. 75tL2 per brL
Pop Coru-Pearl. Sc: rice. $50
COeOsnuts-S5.00 Der hundred
Oranges-Florida, S275lL3 per- box
Grapes-Aalnga, Hgnt weight, $3.50 per
bril-; heavy weight, fancy 81.
Celery-25(G40c per bunch
New Houey-20c.
New Ca ifornia cabbage In crates, g so to SSi
Jersey sweets, s.; Illinois sweets, s475 pes
brl.
Hides. Leather, TaliOw and P1Its-
Good trade.
Grease-Brown, e; yellow. 4lzc; va lite. Ca
IallOw-NO. 1. J1Ec; No. 2 az.
Hides-Market sluggish aud weaH; No.
cured, sM@5Hc; No. cured. lc iesa; No. /
green, SIC; 10. green. PIC.
Leather Oak sole. q l3Os; hemlOeA soles,
23lG2sc; harness 25G3le; skrtng. 34l35o;
black bride. per doz. S60g65; fair bride. $50 .
90 per doz; city Z y, SjJNs5; French KIP. 75e q
SlO5; city calf skins, 75caS1; French calf ikins.
S1Ml.70.
strengthening. 2Oa3Oo; lambs. 4O975a
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