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Milford chronicle., 1895-11-22

DELAWARE, MARYLAND x NlnGlNlA X, It
Lave harrington for franklin and way stations
"a "a a M and 62s p. m. Tuesdays Thursdays
and Saturdays only Returning train leaves ram
lin city 5.52 a. weeR days, l45 p H. luesuAJ 3
Thursdays and saturdays on'y. -
Leave Frank.ia City for Cniacole3gue wa
steamer I % D. m. week.-Mrs., Returning leave
Cbincoleague f.42 a. m. week days,
Leave Harrington for Georgetown md Lewcs
AZ ~ A. m weekdays aud u - D. n wee t-dAys'
Returniug, leave Lewes - a. m.' 80 D. m'
weekdays.
For Rerhn. leave uau ngton 1881 a. M ana
r9ep M Tue.days Thursdays ara oaluFaAgt-
Returning, leave Berlin B,59 a., M ana -.4' p M
tuesdays, Thursday and Saturdays only
orrrEr ANNE Il KENT K. R--Leaye rowGscnd
or Centreyille aRd way stations 20 Ne ~ 'ua
$50 o m. week-daYs. he.ufhiuA ieaNe 1S"1ei
Vile 7.Si q. m aHd =. 30 p. L.. week days
DEL. & CHEsArEAKE Il. R.-Leave Ciayioa ior
Oxford aud way stat0as az 9.ao q m ani 9.i' =
M weekdays. Returning, leave OXioiu o-2o u. ID
and 40 p. m. week-aAys
CANHRfpeE y saAFoRD K. f.-Leave Seai"Ie
FOR Cambridge and intermediate slauohe at II 10
a rs v,eek DAYS and 0n Tuesdays, Thursdays ana
Satsrdays Z. OJ D. IN. Returning leave Cdmotl9Se
6.3Oa. ni and on Tuesdays, Thursdays ana SAT
nrdaYs 80 .. M
CoNNEcTios At R8rfer, with Newark " Del
aware Clty Railroad. A. TOwnsend, VITA queen
Anne's q Kent Railroad. AT Glayion' with DEE
aware s. Chesapeake railroad and baiti ore ~
Dsaware Bsy i{ailroad Al Harrington, with
Delaware Maryland " Virginia hfiifoad' Az
seaford with Cambridge q afford italtfotd. a.
belinar with Now YORK. Pniladsl snia SOrOik
Wicomtco a. PosomOke ahd Peninsula railroads
SIN, PROVOST, General Manager.
= I, VUoOB Claneral Passenger Agent
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.ar stops TO leave passengers from Wilmington
aud points north. or take passehgers Tor points
south Of Demar'
NEW CASTLE A CCOMMODatlON TRAINS
leave Wilmington :! 10 o. ~. and 9el . m dal3
and SIS II rs a. $50 4'30, 6.l5, and b.ls D. ~.
week DAYS Leave New Castle t.ae 81. M ana
1913 d. M daily, S.3l, 9.i5. ll.U' a.m- LIS
5.s6. O. 40 and ID pm. week days
Express trans leiving harrington 500 a, m,
and arfiving at G24 p. m, weekdays run LNreugh
solid TO and frem Baltimore, VIA Foiler anu
Newark
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WIN. F.. CAUsEY.
Atty and Counsellor aI-LaF
EELFoRD, DELAWARE.
Office Day at Georgetown-Tuesdey
DALrIM0RN y OHI9 RAILROAD.
- Schedule in eGec October 20, 1885,
TIatRs LEAVE delaware AVENUE DEPOT, VIII
NlNGrON, DEL.
LAST BOUND
EAST BOUND


last BOUND
4expiess rnias
New York. week days, o. 30. 80, $40, 10 81
a, ,i22l 30, 3 O5, 30, 32 itul p. IA. Sundays,
O57.3J, 40,ii IS a. m, $50, 5.32 % Il W p ~
Philadelphia, Twenty-Fourth and Chestnut sts.
wesk days t. Us, 5a5 t. 49, 80 t7.45, $3.50, 1913,
20 4il0 35t1l TO- a.m.l22l, 70 IL 5J,2 20 O53 p,
sunday Os. ..3l, - $50. 9.4l II 80 a. "a.
p iO.2 20 CO. 3.2s, 4.55, o. g $50, ~ oSO lsoo,
i1O3 pm
Philadelphia, Twelfth and Market sts:, week
days, sos 81 SD lO-S5 O. M 'Ss' I'oe
p. "a.
Sundays, Sos, $50 li.s5 a 70, 75! 100 o m.
Chester, week days, os 5.55, As, 7.sa, 7.45,S
ass, 5,22,6 So 81 $50, 10oa. q ~, ,. n.
Chester, saadays, 3 U5, ~ ~, 5l, lbs
a, m, i2.1O, go, ass, 5.s2' ESQ, Is2' $50,
' Atlantic cy,week days,7 80 a. N. i22i.i59, 200
D. M Sunday, 7.OI45 a. m, $ 90 p. M
Cspc May, week days, IS 3 a. m. - 50, p m.
WEST BOUND.
Baltimore ana washington, 4 20, Oa, As, Il c5
a M II ss . O. Q d3. 49, 20. D., ~ A.!6 p ~
Sundays 4 q. or s4sA.m, II IS. o. 1898 o.
Baltimore nc, and way stations, 7o9a. m. 3 % p.
N Newark Ss's Del, 90, OF 4s,ii o5a.m1a s., ics
50. %, 80 %, SIS II 10 p m sundays I. y
7.02, s4s a m 1888, 3.u3 o., 20, 7.35, s.aJ. p 8
p, IN.
Pittsburg, SAN, 6is p. m. daily. suadays,
Chicago. s4s am, 3 % p. m. daily.
Cincinnati and St. Louis, u 50 p Hi, and SIS
N. on,
D. m daiiy. Through sleeper to New Orleans.
Singerly accommodation " a NJ, o5i 80
daily aud II 70 y. m. daily except sund y.
l.andenbcre accommodation, Wcek days, w
10 a q. m, IS and . p. IN. sundays, % am
8 % ?.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET STREET STA
TlON.
For New York week days. 40 % q. m; and
Is 10 y. ~. sundays - - p. M
For Philadelphia week days q, iy;ss Am =
II y, , O5 3 CO, !5,945 pm Sundays, - a. 10 ,
For Piitsburg and Chic 90, We days. y
Fsr Baltimore, week days, 50 am, Il 25, 3 o.
5.i1p IA sunday. YES 10 p, M.
For andenbeig and way stations, Week ery7'
q 90. 10 o a. az, 90, IS o. N sundass' % a.
N. 70 p. m.
LEAVE PHlLADKI ia TWENTY Z, UkIIH
Nj CHESTNUT sTReETa) FOR IL
MlNGTON.
Daily. 40. $40. : Is, S IS o 80, ig3s ua. a. n
l233 ITO, i5G 200. $50, 3 % 1874 a., 49, 5.ii,
500. 6 8O,7 AZ, s.sS, lQ.1e, and u % pm.
sunday 3 20. BOt S Is, ytO, j 80 a. hi
i22l 30, 2.or, 8 80, All, 40, $50, 74s
3 D. 1910, and 1855 pm.
Leave rwsii Ii and Ma. kei SIS s.29. b 1919
a. m ss5, p. m. daily. Sundays 3.2l, 7.a5.
am, %, .. m.
Telephone 1928
Races 10 Aesiern points lever han via any
other line. a o SCULL Gen Pass. Agent,
n B. 0AMPBRL I.eeneral hsrafG
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Children Cry for Pitchers castoria.

When Baby was sick. We gave her casloria.
When she was Child. sho cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung 70 castoria,
Whanshe had Children. she gave them cas,orsa.
Milford chronicle., 1895-11-22

A cream Of tartar baking powder Highest Of
all in leaveniEg strength. Latest United States
Government Food Report
ROYAL BAKlNe PowpFR Co.. 1of 81 ST.. N. y
Milford chronicle., 1895-11-22
A WORD WITH WOMEN
REV. DR.. TALMAGE CHOOSES AN IN
TEREsTlNG TOPIC.

His Views Of the New Woman-sp Spiritual
and Physical HenIth-A Word For Moth
ers- Their influence and CounseI--A
Strong Peroration.
|. WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.-Rev. DR.. Tai
mage took for the subject Of today's SER
mon a Word With Women" the text
for the occasion heing the following letter
received by the distinguished preacher:
REVEREND sIR-You delivered a discourse in
answer to a letter from six young men Of Fay
cite, o., requesting you to preach a sermon on
"Advice to Young Men. Are we justified in
asking you to preach % sermon on "Adyice to
Young Women?"
LETTER SIGNED by SIX YOUNG WOMEN.
Christ, who took his text from a flock
Of birds flying overhead, saying, "Behold
the fowls Of the air" and from the flow
ers in the valley, saying, Consider tie
lilies of the field, and from tho elucking
Of q barnyard fowl, saying, Gas a hen
gatheroth her chickens undor her wing. 4"
and from crystal Of salt picked up by the
roadside, saying, "Salt is good, will
grant us a blessing, If, instead of taking
toXt from the Bible, 1 take for my text
this lettor from Cincinnati, which Is only
one Of many letters which I have received
from young women in New York, New
Orleans, San Francisco, London Edin-
burgh and from the ends Of the Garth, all
implying that, having some months ago
preached tho sermon on Advice TO Young
Mon, I could not, without neglect of
duty, refuse to preach a sermon on ''Ad-
vice to Young Women"
1t is the more important that the pulpit
be heard on this subject at this time when
we arc having such an illimitable discus
sion about what is called the "new woln-
an, as though some new creature Of God
had arrived on earth or were about to ar
rive. One theory is that she will be an
athlete and boxing glove and football and
pugilistic encounter will characterize her.
Another theory is that she will superin-
tend ballot boxes, sit in congressional hall
and through improved politics bring the
millennium by the evil she will extirpate
and the good She will INSTALL Another
theory is that she will adopt masculine at !
tire and make sacred a vulgarism positive
" horrihc. Another theory is that she
will be so aesthetic that broom handle and |
rolling pin ana coal scuttle will be picto /
rialized with tints from soft skies or sug- |
gestions Of Rombrandt and Raphael
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; VA. 3 3. railroad


DELAWARE DIVISION
On and after November "a, 1855, trains will leave
as follows;
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health. / do not wonder that the Greeks
deitied health and hailed Hygeia as a god
dess. I raiOice that thcre have been so
many modes Of maintaining and restoring
young womanly health invented in our
time. They may have beon known long
time back, but they have been popularized
in our day-lawn tennis croquet and golf
and the bicycle, II always seemed strange
and insorutable that our human race
should be so slow of looomotion, when
creatures Of less Importance have powers
of velocity, wing Of bird or foot Of ante
lope leaving us far behind, and while it
seems so important that we DO in many
places in a short while we were weighed
down with iucapacities, and most men, II
they run mile are exhausted or dead
from the exhaustion. It was left until
the last decade Of the nineteenth century
to give the speed which we see whirling
through all our cities and along the coun-
try roads, and with that speed comes
health. The women Of tho next decade
will be healthier than at any time since
the world was created, whilo the invalid
ism which has so often characterized wOm-
anhood viii pass over to manhood, which,
by its posture on the wheel, is coming to
curved spine and oramped chest and de-
i0rnity for which another so years will
not have power TO make rescue Young
man, sit up straight when you ride Oar
win says the human race is descended
from the monkey, but the bicycle will turn
a hundred thousand men Of the present
gcuoration in physical condition from
man to monkey. For good womanhood,
! thank Gud that this mode Of recreation
has hcon invented. Use it wisely, modest I
Is, Christianly, No good woman needs
to be told what attire is proper and what
behavior is right II anything be doubt
full, reject &C. A hoydcnish, boisterous
woman is the detestation of all, !
and every revolution Of the wheel she rides
IS toward depreciation and downfall
Take care Of your health, 0 woman; OF
your nerves in not reading the trash which
makes up 90 out Of 100 novels, or by eat.
ing too many cornucopias of oonfection-
cry. Take care of your eyes by not read
ing at hours when you ought to be sleep
Ing. Take care Of your cars by stopping
them against the tides Of gossip that surge
through every neighborhood.
Healthl Only those know its value who
have lost it. The earth is girdlcd with
pain, and vast proportion Of it is the
price paid for early reoklessness. 1 close
This, though, with tho salutation in Mac
beth;
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a
from Franklin City.
Going North read down. Going South rcnu up

rnNEY, General Superintendent,
r. l. HOLIDAY Superintendent,
Milford chronicle., 1895-11-22
rhe New Woman.

4lciiNti kt4lNtf tut UnuEtl ana INC WORLD
from any one Of these styles of new wom-
AM She will never come. 1 have so much
faith in the evangalistio triumph AID in the
progress of all things in the right dircctiun
that prophesy that style of now woman
Will never arrive. She would hand over
this world TO diabolism, and from being, as
she is now, tho mightiest agency for the
worlds uplifting she would be the might
est force for its down thrust. / win tell
you who the new woman will be. She
will be the good woman Of all the ages
past. Here and there difference Of attire
as the temporary custom may command,
but the same good, honest, lovely, Chris
tian, all influential being that your moth
er and mine was. OF that kind of woman
was Christian Eddy VINO, talking to a man
who was so much Of an unboliever be had
named his two children Voltaire and Tom
Paine, nevertheless saw him converted he
breaking down with emotion as he said to
her: 81 cannot stand you. You talk like
my mother. And telling the story of his
conversion to IL companions who had been
blatant opposers of religion they asked her
to come and see them also and tell them of
Christ. and four of them were converted
and all the others greatly changed and the
AAtlAtAA u VIZ fAhANf tAA AL
shouted: Joyful Joyful Joyfulrn
If you know any better style of woman
than that, where is she? Tho world can
not improve on that kind. The new
woman may have more knowledge, be-
cause she will have more books, but sho
will have no more common sense than
that which tried to manage and discipline
and educate us and did as we'll as she
could with such unpromising material.
She may have more health than the wom-
an OF other days, for the sewing machine
and the sanitary regulations and added in
telligonce ON the subjects of diet, ventila-
ton and exercise and rescue from many
forms of drudgery may allow her more
longevity, but she will have the same
which God gave her in par
adisc, with the exception of the nervous
shock and moral jolt of the fall she got
that day when not noticing where she
stepped she looked up into the branches
Of the fruit tree.
But 1 must be specific. This letter be-
fore me wants advice to young women.
Milford chronicle., 1895-11-22
DIRECTIONS
Tor u ng
Cream Balm

Apply a partii le Of IA
BALM well up irso the
nostrils. After = mo-
mcnt draw strong
breath thrnu gh the
nose. Use thee time
q day, after meals pre-
fe red aud b efore re-
tiFirg-
Milford chronicle., 1895-11-22

Advice the first: Get your soul right
with God, and you will be in the best atti
tudo for everything that comes. Now
ways of yoyaging by sea, new ways OF
travelling by land, new ways Of thrashine
the harvests new ways of printing books
and the patent Office is enough to enchant
a man who has mechanical ingenuity and
knows a good deal of levers and wheels
and we hardly do anything as it used to
be done; invention after invention, in
vention on top Of invention But in the
matter of getting right with God there
has not been an invention for 5000 years.
1t is on the Same line Of repentance that
David exercised about his sins, and the
same old style Of prayer that the publican
used when no emphasized 1t by an Inward
stroke Of both hands, and the same faith
In Christ that Paul suggested to the iailer
the night the penitentiary broke down.
Aye that is the reason / have more con-
fidence in It, 1t has been tried by more
millions than dare to state lest come
far short Of the brilliant facts All who
through Christ earnestly tried to get right
with God arc right and always will be
right That gives the young woman who
gets that position superiority over all rival
rics, all iealousies, all misfortunes, all
health failings, all social disasters and all
the combined troubles Of 80 years if she
shall live to b0 an octogonariaR. II the
world fails to appreciate her, she says
God loves me, the angels in heaven arc
in sympathy with me, and 1 can afford TO
be patient until the day when the imperial
chariot shall wheel to my door to take me
up to my coronation. " If health goes, she
says, II can endure the present distress,
FOR 1 am on the way to a climate the first
breath of which will make me proof against
oven the slightest discomfort. - If she DO
jostled with perturbations Of social life,
Bhe can say, Well, when I begin my life
among the thrones Of heaven and the kings
and queens unto God shall be my associ-
ates, It viii not make much difference who
on Garth forgot me when the invitations %
that reception were made out" All right
with God, you are all right with every
thing.
Martin Luther, writing letter Of con-
dolence to one Of his friends who had lost
his daughter, began by saying, "This is a
hard world for girls. It is for those who
are dependent upon their own wits and the
whims of the world ana Che preferences Of
human favor, but those who take the Eter-
nal Cod for their portion not later than IS
years OF age, and that is ten years later
than it ought TO be, will find that while
Martin Luther's letter Of coincidence was
true in regard to many, if not most, with
respect to those who have the wisdom and
pvomptitude and the earnestness to get
right with God, I declare that this is good
world for girls.
Importance Of Physical HEALTH
Advice the second; Make It a matter
Of religion to take care Of voin Hahvsinal
Milford chronicle., 1895-11-22

ELY'sCR EAMB AZ
opens nd clean c. he
Nasal Pass ger, Aiiays
Pain ard inillmma-
tion. Heals be soies
Protects the Mem
Milford chronicle., 1895-11-22

Races TO Western points lever Than via any
nfhef line. q. o SCULL Gen Pasa- Agent,
n d. oAMPBRL1 .eeneral hsrafsE-
Milford chronicle., 1895-11-22

Advice the second; Make It matter
Of religion to take care Of vonR rshvsinal
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9-Headaches, Sick Headache, Vertigo. .25
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Just What She Wanted.
A well-dressed and sharp featured
woman passed into the lawyers office
and very shortly was standing by his
desk.
II beg your pardon" she said, in salu-
tation. but can you spare few moments
of your valuable time?''
81 am very busy. madam" be replied,
"but if you have anything of importance
to communicate l shall be glad to hear it,
Pray be seated"
"Thank you, no." she said look ing
around at clerk or two in a nervous
fashion. Il am woman with history,
and"
Excuse me-" apologized the attorney.
seeing fee appearing on the horizon,
possibly you had better step into my
private office with me where you will not
be interrupted"
She thanked him, and they went into
the adjoining room.
Now" he said, when they were seated.
II presume you wish to consult me on
this matter of your history?''
Yes, sir; that is why l am here"
VERY well, proceed. Anything you
may say to me will be held in the strictest
confidence. You were saying you were
a woman with history?" This very
sympathetically as an encourager
"Y es, sir" she began, as she laid a
Napoleon Bonaparte,in eighteen monthly
parts, at so cents month, and
He threw up his hands. but she had
him, and he couldn't get away until he
had put down his name, and now when
"a woman with history" is mentioned
in his hearing it makes cold chills run
down his back.-Detroit Free Press.
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+ HOUSEHOLD FAMILIARS.
Manifold Use of salt, Vinegar, Kero-
sene and Ammonia.

Nj
sene and Ammonia.
Salt on the fingers when cleaning fowls,
meat or fish will prevent slipping.
Salt thrown on a coal fire when broil-
ing steak, says the New York Wortd,
will prevent blazing from the dripping
fat.
Salt as gargle will cure soreness OF
the throat.
Salt in solution inhaled cures cold in
the head.
Salt in water is the best thing to clean
willow ware and mating.
Salt in the oven under baking tins will
prevent their soorching on the bottom.
Salt and vinegar will remove stains
from discolored teacups.
Salt and soda are excellent for bee
stings and spider bites.
Salt thrown on SCOT which has fallen on
the carpet will prevent stain.
Salt put on ink when freshly spilled on
a carpet will help in removing the spot.
Salt thrown on coal fire which is low
will revive it.
Salt used in sweeping carpets keep out
moths.
Vinegar will ''set' dubois green's and
blues in ginghams.
Vinegar is an antidote for poisoning by
alkalis.
Vinegar and brown paper will heal
bruises or 'black eyes,"
Vinegar and sugar will make good
stove polish.
Vinegar used to wash the wall before
papering will help the paper to stick.
Vinegar for soaking lamp wicks makes
brilliant light.
Kerosene in starch prevents its stick
ing.
kerosene will remove rust from bolts
and bars
kerosene on cloth will prevent fiat
irons from scOrching.
Kerosene cleans brass, but it should be
afterwards wiped with dry whiting.
A solution of ammonia cleanses sinks
and drain pipes.
Ammonia takes finger marks from
paint.
Ammonia in dish water brightens sill
yer.
Ammonia in water keeps flannels soft.
Ammonia is good in washing lace and
fine muslin.
Ammonia bleaches yellowed f1annels
Ammonia brightens windows and look
ing glasses.
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IT'S YET SPRING.
May, the Last of the
Three Great Months.
The Close Of Natures Yearly
Revival Season.
Recovery Is Now The Most Rapid
and Lasting.
Paine's Celery Compound Makes
Vigorous Nerves
1t Purihes the Blood as Nothing Else
Can Possibly Do.
Paine's Celery Compound Makes
Vigorous Nerves.
1t Purifes the Blood as Nothing Else
Can Possibly Do.

As a spring remedy, Paine's celery
compound stands easily first in the care
full judgment of the physicians of this
country.
This remarkable discovery of Prof. Ed.
ward E. Phelps, NJ. D.. LII. D., of Dart
mouth College, is in fact so certainly first
in the estimation of thinking men and
women in every calling throughout the
United States to-day that there can fairly
be said to be no second.
For Strengthening the sick, restoring
the spent energies of those who have be-
come nervously exhausted. for purifying
the blood and making people we'll, Paine S
celery compound has never yet been ap-
preached by any sarsaparilla, tonic or
nervine. 1t is as superior TO them all as
strength is superior to weakness. The
remarkable results from the use of this
great remedy are to-day known at first
hand in every city and village in America.
The people are to-day thoroughly salts
fed by personal experience that Paine's s
celery compound makes people well.
Where the nerves have not been prop
erly fed and neuralgia, nervousness, ina
bility to sleep, rheumatism and such evil
dences of debility have entered, Paine's
celery compound has created a new ap-
petite, restored lost strength and given
courage, new blood, and strong, healthy
will to live and get well. Try it.
The record-union., 1895-05-02

ries are in market. Cherries are more plents..
full and prices are declining.
Following are the retail prices for the vart-
Gus articles mentioned:
FRUIT = Pineapples soc each Bananas,
25c p doz; Lines 10c 3 dOZ; Lemons COM
mon, 15c; select soc . doz; Navel Oranges.
3O@50c as 10 size; Riverside Seeding, 100
soc; Strawberries. TBS for 25c.
DAIRY PRODUCE-Butter-Vall p roll,
35c; Petaluma, 40c; Fancy Creamery, 45c;
Ferkin, 25c; California Cheese, 1215c; Young
America, lac; Eastern Creamery. 20c: Linn
burger, zoe; genuine Swiss, 35c; American,
csc; Martins Cream, 15ci Neufchatei, loo
each.
EGGs-California 15c.
POULTRY-Turkeys-L Hens and Cob
lers, 14c p d; dressed, 16c; Chickens-Hens,
6oc each, So so y doz; Roosters SOC each,
So 90 p doz; Broilers, soc each So p doz;
81 so p pair.
VEGETABLES - Onions, Sc q b; Vege-
tables. l21ac;. Horse Radlsh, 1oc y %; Garlic,
pers, SOC = ID; Caulihower, 10c each; Spinach,
SC D n Asparagus. &c y 10; Green Peppers,
15c; Potatoes, local, 100000: Nevada Pota-
5@6c p u; Cucumbers, 81 20 p dozen, 1Oc
each; String Beans, 12Sac D ID; Lettuce. for
10c
Misunderstanding Rib Roast, 2lS@1 SC:
Loin Steak, 121a915c: Rump Steak, 10c:
Chuck Roast, 1Oc;s Rump, &c. Brisket Sc;
Chuck Steak, 1oc. Veal-Loin and Rib
Chops, 15c; Roast Veal, l2c Mutton-Leg
11@125ac: Loin and Rib Chops, l21ac; Nut
ton Stew. SC; Shoulder Chops, Sc. Pork
Roast and Chops, 15c; Corned Pork, 15c;
Sausage, l21ac; Vienna Sausage, 15c; Bacon
14@1 &c; Ham, 10000.
HAY AND GRA1N-Oat Hay 7OQSOc p
cwt; Wheat. 65@76c: second quality. COG
zoe: Alfalfa, 6oc; Whole Barley, 95c; Ground
Barley, 81 10; Feed oats, 81 3O@I so Mid
dlings, ooc Bran, zoe; Straw, 65@7Oc.
Eastern Grain Market.
NEW YORK, May 1st.
WHEAT-May. 6s34c: June. 6S54c; July,
68a4c; august, 6Sz4c; September, 69; Deem
Der, 71$sc.
CHICAGO, May 1st. 3
WHEAT-May, 64c; July, csc; Septem-
ber. 65c.