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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-02
Death of rIsh Commissioner Mcdonald.

WASHINGTON, Sept, 2.-Hon. Marshall
Mcdonald, United States fish commits
sioner, died yesterday morning at his resi-
denco In this city. Mr.. Mcdonald had been
suffering from pulmonary trouble since
November, but he did not become seriously
i'll until about two weeks ago. The de
ceased was 81 years of nge, and was a ma,
tive Of Virginia He was thoroughly pro
flcient In pisciculture, of which he had
made a life study. He was appointed fish
commissioner by President Cleveland In
1888
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-02
Tho wlfe.. side Of the story.

| ALTOONA, Pa, Sept 2.-SIrs. William
y. Cowdon, formerly Miss Stella Law,
who was married to William E. Cowden,
Of this city, in Camden, on Aug. IS, has
taken steps to contest Cowdcn's applica-
ticn for divorce. The young bride denies
the story widely published that her huE-
band is only 16 years of age, and that he
was under the influence of drugs when the
foaremony was performed. She says she is
, prepared to prove that young Cowden was
most persistent in his attempt to carry her
OF to clergyman, while her father tried
% prevent him from seeing her. Her hus-
band, she says, is 80 years old.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-02
Ignorips th. oovernor.s orders.

NEW YORK, Sept e.-Joseph H. vendig,
manager of the Florida Athletic club, the
organization which hes charge of tha Ger
hsNt itzsimmons fight, has received the
x6n6wfhg telegram from Dallas Tex,
signed By Dan A. Stewart PAY no at
tcnttop TO absurd rumors from Austin,
Tex. I feiterate q thousand times stronger
thah heretofore that parties coming here
70 see the Corbett- tt-Fitzslmmons or other
fistie contests on Oct. 81 will not be disap-
pointed Lumber all delivered ON grounds
ready for building."
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-02
Aeeused Of Riot and AbettInr Murder

UEIoNTowN, Pa, Sept. IA sensation
has boon created by the arrest of Earnest
Nichols, Philip Kromer, Cyrus Findley
and Ernest May, of Scottdale, on charges
Of riot and being accessory TO the murder
Of James Welsh. The information was
made by Mrs Gallagher mother of James
Gallagher the young man charged with
the murder. Welsh was killed during a
riot a few weeks ago. Gallagher dis
appeared, but afterwards returned and
gave himself M
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-02
veteran Legion Dc,rRp,e,.

Veteran Legion will he held al Buffalo. N.
Y. on October 10. II and Is. These are
the delegates who hive been elected to
renresent encampment No. "a of this city:
Junior Vice commander In chief. John
L. Donahoe; past colonies. s. A. Maeallis.
ter. A. II. Sheets, w 1uxbnry, j. L.
French. L. l. Wilcox; colonsls, j. p.
Roderlck, u. G. Concnnnon. Daniel Ross.
William McCrea. Jacob Lamplugh. Lewis
G. Grubb John Greer. Alexander Mason;
alternates. Caeper Miller, Elijah Barton.
William II Greanwnlt, ]. W. Adams, NJ.
AaGklin, Art Wilhelm. William Kelley.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-02
At Work Undor Muitary Guard.

IsHPEMIEG, Mich, Sept. 2.-Seven com
panies Of the state militia, under command
of Colonel IIvon. arrived here this morn
ing to protect the shovelers who started to
work at the Lake Angeline, Lake Superior
and Cleveland mines. The strikers had
threatened to forcibly oppose the deputies
who had been sworn in to protect the
workers, hence the call for troops. IL Is
not believed that there will be any attempt
made to oppose the military.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-02
Postomee Employee Arralsned.

ERIE, Pa, Sept e.-Inspector Hoyt, Of
the United States postal service, made In
formation here against three Erie post
office employees for conspiracy to manipu-
late the civil service examinations for ap-
pointments. w. G. Ebisoh, tho secretary
of the commission, was charged before the
United States commissioner with furnish
ing information, and Edward Liebel, q
carrier, and William Bruce, clerk, for
entering into a conspiracy.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-02
Hl.,er.s 1heat.r pe..rorea br r,r.,

BUFFALO, N. Y, Sept s.-The Academy
Of Music, the oldest play house in Buffalo,
was burned yesterday. The fire spread to
adjacent buildings, and the total loss will
reach S2e5, 900. The loss to the theater
building is probably $4,000. The loss of
the contents Is more lamentable, II not as
costly, for the Academy of Music stage was
q storehouse of dramatic history for the
past forty years
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-02
rr.nehmen WANT mann rlrb,Inr.

BAYoNSs, France, Sept. a.-Thc police
invaded a bull ring, where fight was in
progress yesterday, and stopped the first of
series of intended fights, and conducted
the celebrated toreador, Mazzantini, to the
Spanish frontier. The populace of the
town hooted the police, and the municipal
officers senators and deputies of the town
vainly pleaded for permission for the fights
10 occur The municipal authorities there
upon met and decided to resign, which de-
sdsion caused the inhabitants to offcr them
n prnat nYatinn
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-02
publiol, whipped on thu Street.

MEcHANicssuRs,P Pa, Sept. e.--Houghes-
town, this county, had sensation, causad
by the severe castisation with oowhids
whip administered to DIR. J. r. Rodgers by
Samuel Lindsay, tenant on the McCor-
mick estate. The provocation Is alleged 10
be slander circulated by the doctor re-
hecting on Mr.. Lindsay's daughter. The
castigation occurred on the street. and the
shrieks Of the doctor brought out tho en-
tire populace.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-02
Low Knte. Via PennsyIvnain n. n.

For the National Enoampment Of the
Grand Army OF tho Republic. to be held
at Louisville, KY. September IL to IA. the
Pennsy lvania Railroad Company will sell
TO the public. from September z to 10 in.
elusive. round trip tickets from Whining
ton to Louisville aud return at 1854 FOR
the round trip via Philadelphia nnd SIS. AZ
via Washington and O. & o. r. r. or via
Baltimore d Pittsburg; proportionate
rates from other points. These tickets
will be valid for return passage II pre-.
scented on the Pennsylvania Railroad cast
OF Pittsburg prior to midnight OF Ooto.
bar u.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-02
rarl. ro,ie. ss,.. oorma. Papers.

PARIS, Sept. 2,-The police made . tour
Of the oity for the purpose OF inspecting the
newspaper stands, every one Of which was
visited. All of the copies Of the German
pictorial publication, the Lustige Blatter,
that could be found were seized and con-
veyed to the police headquarters. The
seizures were made on tho ground that the
periodical contained cartoons and letter
press matter grossly insulting to France.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-02
Roasted His Feet and Rdbbed rim,

BEAVER FALLS, Pa, Sept. 2.-Maskes
robbers visited the house Of Jacob Kessler,
Of Franklin township, late at night, and
by binding him hand and foot, roasting
his feet over lamp and boating him un.
meroitully, they compelled him to give up
$500 which he had secreted In the house.
They failed TO secure III 900 more that was
hidden there. Kessler lives alone, and Is
reported to be quite wealthy. His injuries
ara serious
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-02
Bado Adlcu TO My Native Lnnd, Old Err
in's Shamrock Shore.
ny WILLIAM oAMpnELL..

This beautiful patriotic poem. so full Of
sentiment, with a vivid description of Tho
Emerald Isle. can bo had OF E. s. n. But
Ter & Bon 400 Market street, Davis Il Co.,
3l3 Market street. H. II. MoEvilly, l07 W.
End street. A. B. Dance, 7th and Pine
etreets. All Lombard street, Weyl Bros
$40 r. 4th street. Chaa II. Card. Jr.. 3li
Ileald street. South Wilmington. at the
REPUBLICAN office 3rd and King streets
or by addressing the author. p. o. box l9l
Wilmington, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-02
Reduction In Rates on Family TicIksts via
b. & o. Kaiirsad.

On and after September 1. 1895. the
rate for fifty "trip family tickets between
Wilmington aud Philadelphia. via b. & o.
railroad will be S16 So. This is u reduo.
tion OF s625. equal TO 25 per cent. Core.
spending reductions will be made on this
cluss OF Tickets between Philadelphia and
all other stations within the limits Of the
suburban train service Of the Philadelphia
IiytHion
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-02
Brakeman KILLED in . rr.lrh, wreck,

HUNTINGDON, Pa, Sept. o.-An east
bound freight train on the Pennsylvania
railroad was wrecked by o broken axle sig
miles west of this city, late Saturday night.
Twenty cars. loaded with coal and byidgs
iron, were entirely demolished. 8. =.
Franks, q brakeman, whose family iivssin
Harrisburg, was caught under the wreck
and instantly killed. A5
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-02

shlIoh's Cure is sold on guarantee. It
cures Ineipient Oonsum ptidn. It Is the
best Cough Cure. Only one cent dose :,
25ots.. bOcts-. and 81. %
Sold by ". b. DAnfortn, draxrlst SsuonA
and Market Sta
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-02

Mrs. 7. W. Hawkins. Chattanooga, Tenn.
says. 'Shlioh's Vitalizer Saved My Ltfs
consider It the beat remedy for debit.
tated system / ever used" For Dyspsp-
efa, Liver or Kidney trouble is ex1ols.
Prioe 75 ots.
Bold by n. ID. Danforth. Druzxist, 5. T. Cor.
and and Market streets. .
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-02
=ssptsmssr cesm.pellta..

Fiction and travel are the strong points
of the Septem ber Cosmopolitan. which.
by the way. Illus trates better than any
pravioua number the perfection OF It's
plant for printing a mngaEine OF tho
highest class. Conan Doyle. II. II. Boye.
sen and Clark Russell arc among tho
story-teilers. A well known New York
lawyer relates the story OF "A famous
Crlme'-the Murder of DR.. Parkman by
Prof. Webster. delightful sketch of
IAN English Country House Party 10
from the pen of Niua Lnrrb Smith. the
house at which she visited bolng no less
than the historic Abbotstord. still occu-
pied by the direct descendants d of Sir Wal.
ter Scott,
The Realm OF the Wondetiul" is de.
ecriptlve of The strange fofms of life dis.
covered by science In the ooean's depths.
and Ia superbly illustrated In surpTlsin z
and marvellous way by tho author. WHO is
a member OF the Smithsonian stan. An
article on Cuba is timely. Without both
ering the reader with unuopessary do.
scription OF the famous yachts now so
much talked of the Cosmopplltion pre-.
sents four fuil.page Illustrations sh . HlnS
these noted boats.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-02
THR MOOERNsBKAUIS

Thrives on good food and sunshine. with
plenty OF exercise in tho open air. Her
form glows with health and her face
blooms with Its beauty. II her syetem
needs the cleansing action of laxative
remedy. she uses the gentle and pleasant
LIQUID laxative Syrup Of Figs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-02
HOOPEH'S SANODiAE 3; s;:;$$ s:::$i::: $:;;i::
Wood, Wood. Wood.

Now is the time you will need wood.
You will get satisfaction and your
moneys worth by ordering it from IL.
T. Sergeant dealer In coal. wood
and grain, yard 106 Maryland avenue.
Office 7th and King streets. Phone 5I5.
Ia Large Pea Coal for family Use.
gagLarKe load of wood for 81. 50. Now
is the time to order your wlpters supply
of coal.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-02
Wen Known Ba.sbaiilss Dying.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept e.--Joseph sugdon,
one Of the catchers for the Pittsburg Base
ball club, is dying Of typhoid fever a. his
home in Frankford, suburb Of this city.
Sugdsn came 10 his home about two weeks
ago, complaining Of not feeling well. but
no serious consequences were then feared.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-02
A Record.

Record.
To the Editor Of tho REPUBLICAN,.
SIR. A Welsh miner Ia responsible for
the following Record of tue Liberal Gev
eminent" which will be read with interest
by many readers ot the REeUELcAN
lse2-Gamo into otlios
Made Peera
Made Promises
ls03-Home Rule Flasco
Made moro Peers
Made more Ppromiees.
ls9A-Passed q local Governm ant Act.
Increased the Death Dut.Os
Won the Derby
Lost their Leader
Made more Psers
Made moro Promises.
1Sa5-Again won the Derby
Made still mors Peers
Made stll more Promises
Resigned.
Total Act. ? Derbys. 10 Pesrs, Prom.
ises Innumerable.
TOM BUCKLEY,
WnmlnRton. Aug. 90. 1895.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-02
Senator Quay a. Brlr.atins.

ATLANTIC OrTY, Sept. e-Senator Quay,
In company with Senator Boies Psnross
and ex-Magistrato Israel w. Durham. %
the Seventh ward, Philadelphia, arrived
here Saturday afternoon and went to
Brigantins Beach.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-02

II you have bad cough or cold endan-
gerlng the health Of the lungs or throat,
leading to pneumonia or consumption.
use DR.. Simms' White Pulmonic B,lisan.
You will find 1t the best and surost cure.
606 King street.-a
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-02

II you want peaches 90 to MOB East 4th
street. We are receiving them every day.
and We expect to receive car load on
friday, which we will sell very low.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-02
For Niagara Fails and warkins' Glen.

An early fall trip to Niagara Falls,
Watkins Glen Mauch Chunk. Glen
Onoko. Rochester and Geneva. ms been
arranged via The Royal Blue Line and
the famous Lshigh Valley route.
A special train OF tlrst,olass day coaches
with Pullman Parlor Cars attached, will
leave h. d o. II. H. Station. Washington,
Thursday, September l2tn, $40 A. NJ.
Baltimore 9.05 A. NJ, arriving at the falls
IL D. m., stopping ct following stations:
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-02

Round trip tickets. good 10 days. $40.
Tor more detailed Information apply to
nearest b. & o. Agent.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-02
/. MEMco.s fLgRcEsT STORM.
Many Miles ef Railroads washed Away
| and rrafio Entirely Suspended.

49, '@"k..@'N-s
LAnKpo, Tex, Sept. Authorization re-
Nendina from Corpus Christi and across
the border several hundred miles into
Mexico, 10 vesy msaSrr. Scarcely anything
definite can be learned, as the railroad Of
uotals are very retioent. Enough is known,
however, to efate shat ths storm is the
worst In the history Of northern Mexico.
first reports were to the effect that the
telegraph wires and railway tracks would
lhe In working condition on Saturday, but
edvicos this morning indicate that, wires
% the City Of Mcxico over the Mexican
National railway will not be serviceablo un-
eil ehh afternoon, and official sources would
tnaicate the abandonment Of through
sPe}ef1.ssA .tt,s a.s1pr part of the week.
4, np"ss sdras xican National Teie-
- pwn, with numerous
kMsxican National roadbed Ia washed out
Tor several hundred yards. At one point
300 yards Of the track was washed into a
small river and twisted into all sorts of
shapes. 1t Is reported that one passenger
train is stranded near Salome Botolo, a
small mining camp about hundred miles
fromLaredo, the embankment being
washed ont at the head and the rear end Of
the train. There are no reports Of loss of
life or homes
There is no telling what developments
will bring to light. The Mexican govern
ment wires are equally as badly damaged,
but communication with the City of
yioo Is established by way Of Eagle
10.
team Yacht Yankee Doodle Anams.
'HILADELPHIA, Sept. Q. - The steam
racing yacht Yankee Doodle, owned by
Mcbride Brothers, Of this city, was dam
aged by fire yesterday to such an extent as
3 incapacitate her for service hereafter.
The Messrs. Mcbride, with party of
twelve friends, had steamed down the
6chuylkill river on pleasure trip, Near
the foot Of the city quantity of oil escaped
from the tank and became ignited The
party was safely landed, but the boats ma
chinery was damaged to the extent of
5000, and she Was otherwise injured. A
mile record Of one minute and forty sec
onds was claimed for the Yankee Doodle.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-02
Enta at Afo,ls

The executors OF Joseph Tatnall. de.
ceased offers at private sale q portion or
the ent ire amount of CrssLon Land aud
IInpru YeInent Go. q 81 ock held by them.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-02

Buy North Side building lots. They
grow IN value while you sleep.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-02
rwo Kinsd while walking pp tbe rr,,k.

Two Killed while Walking pn the Track.
WILMINGTON, Del. Sept. q. Laura Jack
son and Alfred Pratt, both colored, Of
Armstrong, were killed by the Norfolk
express train, about midnight, while walk
ing on the track near Middletown,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-02

$50 60 Atlantic city and Return.
Via Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti.
more Railroad. Last excursion of tho
season, Wednesday next, Septe mbsr 4.
Special train leaves Wilmington at q %
a. m. Seven aud one.half hours ut the
Beashore.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-02
I.nst Chnnoe of the sensan

Ianst CHhHob 6I INT 51Hs3h
One.day excursion to Atlantic City. via
Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad, Wednesday next. September !.
Special train leaves Wilmington at 0 IS
a. m. Round trip rate S1.50. Seven and
ne.half hours by the sen.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-02
The international Yacht Races,

Nsrsloln. sign painter. 1Ol West Eighth
erect. Phone 294.
The herald., 1895-02-12
MONEY, Stocks AND BONDS
Share Speculation Is Again
Unsettled
TRADERS ON THE BEAR SIDE
Declines Due to Advance In Sterling
Exchange
Cordage and Sugar Sold Down Several Points.
Trading In Bonds Is
Very Quiet.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE share speculation
today was ir ocular and unsettled throughout
the day on small volume Of business, and
the final sales showed dec ines compared with
Saturdays closing figures in most instances.
The advance in sterling exoh inge exerted
decrease in the market, and a majority OF the
traders took the bear side. Cordase stocks
we're among the heaviest OF the Ii and were
largely sold on rumors OF an i'm pending re-
Ownership. 0Giceis OF the company deny any
knowledge of facts that would call for tho APP
pointment OF receiver. The common de-
clined ~ to y7s, the preferred to and the
80 to l! ), these figures being the lowest ever
touched. There was renewal of the selling
movement in Northwestern, based on the All
nual statement, and a break of La was effect
ed, from which there was no rally Sugar.
after an early advance of x, sold down IA on
the liquidation OF speculative at, closing
at the lowest point,
The trading in he bond market was quiet.
Total sa es, $b92, 900.
Goverr~ent bonds Steady
State bSnds--Dul
Railroad bonds ID Ill
The herald., 1895-02-12
FAMINE PRICES

A Scarcity of Provisions on Account of Cold
in New York
NEW YORK, Feb. ll.-Dealers in live stock
and dressed beef ext press considerable concern
about The meat supply None OF them say
that there is any immedi ate danger of a meat
famine, but they are unanimous in saying that
unless the blockades on the roads leading to
New York are raised in a few days the market
will be seriously crippled.
Advces received by New York dealers from
heir agents in Buffalo and Chicago are any
thing but encouraging. They state that it is
nextto impossible to get any cons ignments
out of Chicago and that freight is stalled at
Buffalo, with no immediate prospects of peing
moved out.
But few consignments OF live stock have
been received since the middle of last week.
The consignments that reached New York dur
ing the last two days had been long time on
the way
The advance in the price of dressed beef, it
is said, will amount all the way from 81 50 to
$3 per hundred since the storm blorkaded the
railroads There is q CORES ponding advanc e
in veal, mutton and pork. The poultry supply
is also diminished and prices have been in
creased. Milk is scarce, and many restaurants,
as we'll as hotels and private familis, do not re-
ce i've nearly what they need
But very few vegetables are being received
in New York. Many grocers have raised the
price on eggs Some are charging as high as
SO cents dozen.
The herald., 1895-02-12
PACIFIC COAST WEATHER
Rain Is General Along the Coast From Oregon
to Los Angeles

SAN FRARcIsco, Feb. ll.-Rain began falling
at noon yesterday and has continued steadily
since, the precipitation being general over the
state. Rain has fallen from Roseburg, Ore
southwark to Los Angeles, with snow between
the Sierra Nevada and Rocky mountains. The
rains are welcome everywhere. During the
period of bright and warm weather since the
last storm blowing and grain planting have
been diligently prosecuted. Wheat and barley
are coming up and are looking we'll Almond
trees are just coming to blossom, and apricot
and peach buds are bursting. Rain at this
juncture is giving just the needed stimulus to
all plant life and the extent of the agricultural
interference is the necessary cessation in
tree planting. At every point in the state the
seasonal rainfall this year 10 double the pre-
cipitation to the corresponding date last year.
The barometer remains normal all along the
coast and the Pacific coast weather station
predicts continued rains during Tuesday and
probably longer. Temperatures from 10 to 40
degrees below the normal prevail throughout
Nor lhern Nevada, Eastern Oregon and
throughout Idaho and Montana. The high
winds and snow. which are likely to. occur
the storm unusually severe in those localities.
The herald., 1895-02-12
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.


CHICAGO. Feb. 1.-THE cattle market did not
show as much tirmness as there was reason to
expect. Prices were without pronounced
change. Fat light and medium weights steers
were not much lower. Good butcher stuff was
steady and so were stockers and feeders
Dressed beef :and: steers, $3.7594.75 cows
and bulls $32500 S.25.
Hogs-The receipts were very heavy. Buy.
ers bid 20@25c off Saturday and in spite OF the
best efforts of the sellers, the loss for the day
was good 20 cents Although prime heavy
hogs were scarce and were wanted, the very
better than ~ .0>0L25. SIZES at over ~. rs
were rare, from y IS "a. 10 taking the bulk OF
the heavy aud medium weights
The sheep market wus steady Sales Of sheer
were principally at $3.25a4.0O, and lambs
sold principally at -. 50015 90.
Receipts-Cattle, l4,OOO; calves, 800; hogs,
10000; sheep, $1,000.
The herald., 1895-02-12
Honey Quototions.

NEw.Y DIRK, Feb. l1.-Money on call easy at
2per cent; last loan at Ia per cent: closed at
IL cent.
Prime mercantile papsr--35 dp5 Ger cent.
Sterling exchange--Steady with actual bust
ness in bankers, bills at 81. 5304. aS3< for de-
mand and S4.S70a.S 7lS for 80 day.
Posted rates "a. = "a "a. 59lS.
Commercial bill--$i.86 ga. SOY
Silver certiicates-59z.
SAN FRANCISCO Feb. 11.-5ight drafts on New
York. per 300, 1870.
Telegraphic, 15c.
LONDON. Feb. 1l.-Bsnk of England discount
rate. 2 per cent.
ConsOls. lO4 4-i6
The herald., 1895-02-12

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 11.-Wheat-Spot. steady !;
red spring. IS 31ad No. hard Manitoba, IS
2l2d.
Futures opened steady and unchanged and
closed quiet, with February / and other
months 2 farthings lower. February. AZ AID E:
March, As 614d; April. IS I'D; May, As I'D;
June. Is S1ad; July, As SD.
Corn-Spot steady; American mixed, new,
As Id.
Futures opened quiet and unchanged and
closed dull, with near POSITIONS and distant
positions (13 farthings lower. February, As
iNc; March, As I'D: April As szd; May, As
sd; June, As I'd; July. As Id.
Flour-Dull; demand poor; St. Louis fancy
winter. 5s I'd.
Hops AT London, Pacific coast, e. los.
The herald., 1895-02-12

San Francisco Vegetable r,arket.

FAN FRANCISCO, Feb. ll-Receipts of vegeta-
tables were again light-only box of aspara
gus came in Prices are unchanged.
Hot house cucumbers-75c9l.5o per doc,
Asparagus-209s 5c.
Rhubarb 50 rs per box.
String beans-S(0lOc per lib.
Green peas-Sf0l0c.
Squash-Marrowfat $6.00@S.0 90 per ton
Hubbard. So. 0OG600.
Peppers-Green, 2 G4c per lb.
Turnips-40c per GENITAL,
Beets-6O@75c per sack.
Carrots-3U015Oc
Cabbage
Garlic-3@31ac per lib.
Caulifower-3O040c per doz.
Peppers Dried. 12l101l5c per Id
Okra-Dried, 1916.