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The true Democrat., 1898-01-22


Tl... movement I" lnn,,m New o..
leans now hring mad" hy Tie Mer.
chants and Employees Association
oftI'at city is Que which should meet
with the unqualified endorsement Of
every ci,ize" OF Louisiana, who ha*
amy pride in her chief city and the
metropolis Of The Sonth. The move.
ment is most timely ut this crisis,
when aggressive action mnst I've
taken to avert the consequences Of
the late yellow fever scare.
The objects of the association are
To secure free wharfage, ~ belt rail
road, y bridge over tho Mississippi
above Southport; improved drain.
age and sewerage, better street paw
ing, y Fixed lj"e of levee better
communication between tie Allan.
tic and Pacific oceans by tw"
routes, the Panama and Nicaragua,
President Diaz's lmter. .l,ceamic rail.
road ut Mexican lsth,nus, only 500
miles from the jetlies. the jettying
of Southwest Pass aud tho deepen.
ing Of the South Pass, securing
cheaper coal via Mobile and Missis.
sippi sound, Tive opening Of the old
canal below CI.alsnette IN osvler to
concentrate at New Orleans the
lumber export trade Of Southern
Mississippi.
II but the third Of these objects
be accomplished, the association will
do u great work t0r the Crescent
City and for Louisiana.
The true Democrat., 1898-01-22
cAliNe >r sAYou-ytpE 1gyE;E.


Tho weak place IN tho leveo on the
bayou, which gave much trouble during
tho high Water, last year, and not q little
"nsasine's, has at length. snccambcd to
the force of tue water against il. Sunday
morning, the entire lovee at tho spot where
Bob Richardson's l,onsc atood, caved away
to tl,o very base There was more caving
on "Wednesday, until about 10 or 50 feet
had gone.
Steps will be taken at once, to replace
tho levee, and it las been delayed even
these few days, By the absence Of J. +.
Irvine Ir from town. Will, his character
istic energy, 10 will pusl, the wsrk, assist.
ed 6y tho leading townspeople, 20 as to
have thA levce ready for the onrush OF
water in tho spring.
The true Democrat., 1898-01-22

Tho bad roads prevented the Ladies
Sseial Clab from meeting st tho homo Of
Miss Sadie Ellis, and tho bad weather
prevented attendance st Mrs. Z. A. Harr:.
sons, the substituts agreed upon. Only .
quartetts Of ladies gathered there, Toes
day afternoon, but these, with truly phil
osophical spirit enjoyed the entertainment
both for themselves and for the absent.
The true Democrat., 1898-01-22
They Desire Education.

Tho Advocate has all along taken the
position that the disfranchissuent of tie
negro would be as much to the interest
"f the negro ~ it would be- to tho white
race, in that it would l.e an incentive to
effort on his part and cause him eventually
to become a better citizen. The first
fruits Of this c"nsu,""'ation srs already
discovered in memorial Cotton up since
the election hy tho most prominent negroes
in Now Orleans in wlicl, they set fnr,l,
the condition Of the negro III this State
aud respect fully petition the constitution
:" c"nventi"" to mako adequate pro-
visions for tho education of the nr
gro. and his successful qualification for
meeting tho requirements of acceptable
citizenship This reasonable plea Of the
negro for assistance from his white brotin
!" his efforts to better his condition aud
{" elevate lnn,selfas citizen cannot Fail
to s'set with favorable consideration mt
tho hands Of every reasonable and Justice
loving whitc man in Lo,,isiana. 1t is
not entirely thc fault Of tho negro that
i'e is ignorant aud therefore unified to
meet the requirements Of the highest form
Of citizenship. llc has been disfrauchisc,l
because hc is ignorant hence pnrposcly
to keep him ignorant in order that ho IA y
renal" diSiranc|,iscl would bc q crime
against humanity aud u stigma upon the
white race.
Ii this condition, however, it is wei, to
remember that tile demand ft,r the cduca-
t'"" Ut tho negro, ,lors not necessarily
mean that lie should be gwen IN educa-
ito" which he is not fitted to receive. 1t il
not a knowledge Of LATIN and Greek aud
the higher scienees which the negro nrv.ls
to tit him to successfully work out his
destiny in tho sphere in which hc has
been placed hy Providence. His ciyi|iza.
t'on has not yet roapI'el stnge whero
hs c"n bc materially benefited by sncl,
education, and until snch stage BIZ. beon
rrachol all efforts to force x,tcl, an e,lu
cati"" upon him prcn'~turcly must result
in failure and in injnry to. the negro.
What. the negro needs in order to benefit
and up'ift him il an industrial education
and manual training, aud with this a. a
basis he can gradually make Of himself 4
useful citizen and acquire y dignity and
character which no effort at higher e.laca.
ton could ever bring to him.
lie should he taught that success 10 tho
nc:r" lies not in the direction Of becoming
a Zine gentleman" aud |,ol'Iiug public Of.
dce, but it must bs acquired fiat all, along
natural lines aud by becoming moral, in
dnstfio''s and thrifty. Ns xast .leycio,.
character rs we'll AZ acquire knowledge,
and unless io does this a'l tho book learn.
my Of which hc is capable will only tend
~ increase lis worthleasness and tn make
him more dangerous factor to our civil
zati"n than before. We favor the eilncs.
ti"n Of the negro, hut this c,lucati io,,
should for tho present bc along the lines
"f industrial training rather than will. a
view Of making lawyers and ,loctor~a,,,,
politicians ont Of tl'em.-B. r. Aduocsts
The true Democrat., 1898-01-22
PERSONAL nut POLITE.

PERSONAL lSUT POLITE.
Philip Rettis was in town, this week.
Eugene Decker spent several days in
town, this week.
J. y. Wool expects 10 leave to.dsy to
spend several days in the city.
e. !. Buck returned Wednesday from,
d. ! :Sig& si'x:
Hon Duncan Stewart was in New Or
loans tho earlier part Of the week.
Miss S. 7. Stirling is spending tl'e week
with Mrs. J. W. Leako at Belle Monte.
Mrs. r. H. Curtain Of Natchez is visit.
ing relatives hore.
Mrs.. ]. ". Brandon has been spending
the week with Mrs. W. H. Teu,ley.
J. B. Thomas went to Baton Rouge
on oil mitl business, Thursday.
Little Amelia Barrow is visiting rola.
tives in the city.
O. Le,'s,ne n ade busin' % trip TO Pte
Coupse this week.
Cha.. Welchcr was in town few days
ti,is week.
Mrs. Adolph Comeaux went to Now
Orleans, Monday, for !. short stay only.
Mrs. S. A. Frier has beon critically jill,
this week, Tut is now Better.
!. +. Irvine Jr returned Thursday aud
reports his father bsttsr.
+. 0. Hamilton, y prominent Police
Jury member, left Monday for business
visit to New Orleans.
Miss Nina Bowman has returned from q
deli ightfnl visit to her frienl, Mrs. Wilson
Rumble Of Natchez.
Mrs. Geo. Argue Of Woodviile passed
through by train "Wednesday to make q
trip to New Orleans.
Judge Golsaa returned homo Thursday
from Clinton, where he has been holding
court the past three weeks.
F.F. Converse, our efficient clerk Of
court, went to Clinton for Q few days
returning to-day.
J1s Town was taken to tho city, Monday
morning, by boat, for medical treatment
for tl,e ailmcnt from which he has been
suaering tho past ten days. He was &C.
co,upanic,l by his brother VIM. Town.
Mrs. Dan Towles returned to New Or.
leans, Monday, after visit to Miss Alice
Wade. She vas accompanied by all hsl
children, save her eldest and youngest
daughters, who remain with Miss Wade
Hon. j. F. Irvine still contianes qxite
i'll in New Orleaus. His scns, J. +. Irvine
Jr and Harris went down Saturday and
Sunday respectively to ses him. Mr..
Harris Irvine went down, by skiff, Il
Baton Rouge, and there took tho train.
The true Democrat., 1898-01-22

Saturday afternoon, On empty freight
car on tho switch gsing to tho Bsysu Sara
Compress jumped tho track and rolled
over the enbankment. Howard Thomp-
son, a young celored man, villa was o" tho
CAT escaped unhurt. As soon a. he struck
tho ground he ran for dear life, and soon
reached place Of safety. But had tho
car tnrned ever the second time, hsmight
not have been 60 fortunate.
The wrocking train camo over, Sunday,
and raised tho fallen car. This gave rail-
way employees "busy day"
The true Democrat., 1898-01-22
When You Haye u Ba4l Cold.


You want tho best medicine that can bc
obtained, and that is Chamborlains Cough
Remedy.
You want remedy that will not only
give quick relief but effect permanent
curs.
You want remedy that will reiieve tho
lungs and keep expect"ratio" easy.
Yon want remedy that will counterfeit
any tendency toward pneumonia.
You want q remedy that is pleasant and
safe to take.
Chamberlain'sC Congh Remedy is tho only
medicine IN use that meets all Of those re-
quire,nents. This remedy is famous for
its cures Of bad colds throughout tho Uni.
ted States and in many foreign countries.
1t has many rivals, but far the speedy and
permanent cure Of bad colds, stands with
ont peer and ito splendid qualities arc
every whore admired and praised. For
sale by l.. r. Kilbourne.
The true Democrat., 1898-01-22
4 s,re rht,r f,r 1,..

A transaction in which you cannot lose
is 4 sure thing. IIilionsness, sick head
ache, furrcd tongne, fever, piles and .
thousand other ills are caused by consti.
patton aud sluggish liver. Cascarsts
Candy Cathartic, the wonderful new liver
stinulent and intestinal tonic ore by oil
druggist guaranteed to cure or money re-
funded. G. G. C. are sure thing. Try q
10 %, - cts. bottle.
The true Democrat., 1898-01-22
Nails Family Pills arc tho best.

III select colorcd circles, cards are cir
c.,latetl for tho marriage Of Henrietta
Armand to Chas Piper, Jan n, at A. \ J
Z. Church Bayou Sara. Tho young people
are very worthy, and We wish them
we'll iii their prospective marriage.
The true Democrat., 1898-01-22
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I've RlllQQe Q Year.

When people buy, try, and buy ssa''.
it means they're satisfied. The peor. oi
the United States are now buying Casrar
ets Candy Cathartic At tho rate of two
million boxes = year and i: will bc three
million before New Year. 1t means
merit proved, that Cascarets are tho most
delightful bowel regulator for everybody
the year round. All druggists l0c, ~
SOC . box, euro guaranteed.
The true Democrat., 1898-01-22
IwsykeAy Says @.

c.scarets Candy Cathartic, tho most
,.sd,rfnl medical discovery Of the age.
|,I...snt and refreshing t" the taste, act
satly and positively on kidneys. liver
|pd bcxrlt, cleansing the entire system,
i,pal colds, cure headache, fever, hab'-
|M.l evu.,;,atiuu aud biliomsnrss. Please
I'M aud.try = box Of G. e. &. today; 10,
&, 10 CENTS. Sold and gnaeaItccd to cure
III 81 1assgists. y
The true Democrat., 1898-01-22

When Xon can not sleep for conghing take
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It always
gives prompt relief. It is most excellent
for colds, too, as it aida sxpsctoration, re-
'isXss tho lungs and prevsnta any tendency
toward pneymopia. For sale by L. p.
Kilbourne.
The true Democrat., 1898-01-22

], ne mud holes on Royal St, between
'espsFlty aud johnson, verify a slough
apsad for tho unhappy teams that
, wa. tlacagb thein-hayo been filed With
''eas d dirt. Had the work been un-
S.'ass 'oousr, it would have required
saeA s'n.tsri.l.
The true Democrat., 1898-01-22

Good rimoa have come IA those whom
hosd' Sarsapaeilla has cured Of scrofula,
sasssth, dyspepsia, rl,sumstistA, weak
nerves, Of some other form Of Impure
blood.
noods Pills arc the only riiss to take
wa ho>ds Sarsapar;lia. Easy and yet
1ehei.nt.
The true Democrat., 1898-01-22

Wednesday, "a flying switch" On the
side track at tue oil mill did some damage,
and would probably have done more, had
not about thirty feet Of pipe, or Convey
or"been lying on the track, and arrested ito
course, the conveyor undergoing she in
jury Of the shock. .,
The true Democrat., 1898-01-22

". s .saa Berry, Of this place, says be
- aaythiug do him 20 much good
~, sca qnick rolief from rhoun.a-
Riain's Pain Balm. He was
slht estly with shooting paine from
Ssls.l = until he used this linimept,
a., ss prompt relisf-B. +. BAKER,
I'M. M y Paris. Ohio. For sale by L.
The true Democrat., 1898-01-22

During the high wind prevailing We'd
a'sday, the large dead oak at the corner
ofAn. Jane liowol's residence, foil. 1t
completely obstructc,l Royal St, un:ii ~
moved very soon by order Of the marshal.
Another oak in similar condition, exactly
opposite and in front of DR.. Ba1rOws MAS
cut down on Thursday, as a measure Of
aaitty.
The true Democrat., 1898-01-22

TIN. i. til. way all druggists N .cll j
bpoyE's TASTELEsS CHILL TONIC
!, sG ch;ils and Malaria. 1t ia simply Iron
| : nr;S;ue IN a tastoless form. Children
Nh adults prefer it to b'ttos, na"s-
k,iiu, Tynics. Price, SOC.
The true Democrat., 1898-01-22
|.SarsapaTi
Sense.

Any s.rsaparil!a Is sarsapa-
rilia. True. So any tea is tea.
So any flour IS -four. Crt grades
offer. lov 5.nn! tie 6csk. lis
so with sarsapariila. There are
grades. You want the best. If
you understood sarsapariii..a IS
well a. you do tea and -four il,
would be easy to determine.
But you don't. How should
} your When you are going 10
buy a commodity whose value
} YOU don't know, you pick out
an old established house 10
trade with, and trust their ex-
perience and reputation. Do 70
when buying sarsaparilla.
Ayers Sarsaparilla has been
on the market 80 years. Your
grandfather used Ayers. 1t is
a reputable medicine. There
arc many Sarsaparillss-
bat only s1s Ayers. II
: eu'e'' ,,s'.'llIs.~ s'.'llI
The true Democrat., 1898-01-22

y sssfd usually turns gray 6rs:, and
~. N.Y. = eolcred to correspond with tho
~ s VINE hair of the head. Bucking-
e eolofss q natural brovae Or black.
The true Democrat., 1898-01-22

!, y. y. - 'a'wn through the ReyalHotel
,;n 'P'lstress, Nrs. F. NJ. Davidson.
= !, . /" a'stly and comfortably arrsng-
~. ssw quarters over Kilbourne's
Mn. Davidson still calls for
-. Aowover to accommodate her
s''s''l had,.ss.
The true Democrat., 1898-01-22

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Bank Of West Felici~na was held
Thur.day afternoon, Jan 20. The same
board of directors was elected for the
ensuing year. The stockholders expressed
themselves a. we'll pleased with tho bnsi-
usss ofthe past year, aud tho prospects
for the coming one.
The true Democrat., 1898-01-22

Nail WAS not >hy~nght from Slaughter
E.n A.uAay ,aat, Il. tho contractor, Jos.
Es,n,. considered tho ruads too bad to
innl Mrit.
The true Democrat., 1898-01-22
WATERLOO, IOWA.
''oavs6 Frem t,e hessoss o. Nssvsve proo.
tsation" bv Or. Miles, Nesvino.

~ COUGH does not always indicate
consumption. nr. v. q. Palmer, q
Waterloo, Iowa, writes: II vas taken
with nervous structure Of the broachial
tubes, which developed Into nervous peos.
tSation, IWas % weak I could not cit mp
got no sleep for days except when under tAe
Influence Of opiateo. For four months I ouf.
fered ssonies ssd peayed that might dc
The true Democrat., 1898-01-22

Nervine and thank God that Il has bright.
ensd my days, lengthened my life and saved
mo from the horrors Of nervous prostsation."
Ds. Niles Remedies sro sold BY all drug.
9ists under positive guarantee, 1rst bottle
beae6ts or money refunded. Book on Heaso
and Nerves sent free 20 all applicants.
DR.. NILES MEDICAL co. UkhasA Ii
The true Democrat., 1898-01-22

~. railroad management are having
4, D,cess.ry material brought here for
4. nur,,os. Of raising the track i" lower
d, r,ouemyille and vicinity.
The true Democrat., 1898-01-22

Miss Freda Stern gathered hest 1t her
boy and girl frisnds sron"d her, Monday
afternoon. at her pleasant homo to cs'e-
brate her birthday She was assisted in
receiving by her sister, Amelia, and both
succeeded in giving their guests On enjoy
able time.
The true Democrat., 1898-01-22
Besuty ID DleeA Deep.

Clean blood mcans a clean skin. No
Beauty without it. Cascarets Candy Ca
thss'ie clean yonr blood and keep it clean
" stirrins mp the lazy liver and driving
Ill impurities from tho body. Begin to-day
10 Danish pimpleS, hollis, blotches, black
heads and that sickly bilious complex
loo by taking Cascarcts.-,eanty for ten
esnh. All druggists, satisf*ct'o" gaaran-
ted, ioc,, 2ac, 6oc.
The true Democrat., 1898-01-22

KEEP your blood pure, your appe-
- tito good, your digestion perfect
by taking Hoods Sars1parilla, which
hss power to keep you welt.
The true Democrat., 1898-01-22

Little Miss Theresa Levy, daughter Of
N. C. Levy, treated her small ffisads to
. birthday party, Thursday afternoon At
three o'elsck, at the family homo in Bay
On Ssss. Outdoor games and dAlicious
repast were The pleasures enjoyed.
The true Democrat., 1898-01-22

7b.t,i,plione company ha" ''sen '"s"g-
! IN moving itr post. in conformity with
..::-.,..,,x af III, town authorities.
The true Democrat., 1898-01-22

Tho Rcv Taylor Do"glas will hold scr.
vice il St. johns Church, Laurel Hill
Sunday, tomorrow, ut IL q. m.
The true Democrat., 1898-01-22

Tho oA"r Of orange hlnsa"ms ia on. the
wintry air. Queer isn't it, hut they bloo'n
most any timo of year.
The true Democrat., 1898-01-22
Ne Cvre..Xe Pay.

r,,. !. III. way all druggists sci! !!
,,nvs,s aS1s TASTELESS CHILL TONIC
eAV,;m,, Ao,;,,s .nd Malaria. j. IS simply Iron
~ =, vs von;n;uS IN a tasteless form. Ch.'.'r-~
~. ~ I Aduits prefer it to bitter, nau'
s..;.y '.S. t.uics, Price, 80 cents.
The true Democrat., 1898-01-22
] ~ arER8 in all styles at P'ett'"seF =
b. -, loot sfhill, st. Francisvil'e.

(. s;dn.y Powell isrecsiving congr"t"-
, .:... unon having won the fine bay
,.... oxura by Joe. stem.
The true Democrat., 1898-01-22

- pn,,l Hotel has rented tito stable
/. ~. ~. ,,,r w and i.propared to accommodate
= u. ~! xho wish to put up their horses.
The true Democrat., 1898-01-22
1 TRUE DEMOCRAT.
'ssiirious Notices.

ceS'6'o1.
Gracc Church.
,.,.. At II a. N, 7:so p. NJ Week
lW s,,Ia. Isn't, Wednesday and
y !, II 4. M, 4:Se p. M with ad-
b'' !. s.,scted top:cs frsn the Sermon
l r Mount. Sunday School every
y, ~ ! a:D .. IN. Geo. Newnan sapt.
's Services at Star Hin.
,a,nday IN every mouth, Rev. W.
1esspe laptist. Third Sunday in
s. '''sa'', Methodist. 't..,...,..,,.,..,,.
~, ofMt. Carmel, St. Francisville,
S. Ss. 'ss..ri.v OF every month, Rev.
.a,.t Services at Bayou Sara.
.,h Sunday .t each menth, At II A.
nd 1:ssp. N.
,.r .ud powerful steam pump Was
!, ;a,sthe oil mill on Thursday
i r..t;::H'"k Hotel (A"'''
u.tho,Iist Church in Bayou Sar"
y ~. :. .np,lied, .his year, by Rev. T. +.
mite -----------
=. ra,.r butter at +. Sewman's.
=. river gnsye ha' bee" placed !" front
,r,.o ~ Never. .tors o" Front st The
! ..isn .,d." i. more convenient 'h"" tho ono
s.;sfore' -------
=. C,rc a Cold In One Day.
~. i.,.Av. Bronze Qninine Tablets
u ,,,,r.i.t. refund the money ifi' fails
.,sr., 25c.
I'll. Royal Hotel has rented tito '..".'
~. ~ ,.,r and i.prepared to accommodate
-. no! xho wish to put up their horses.
~ sTERS in all styles at P'ett'"seFs
,,,.t..,, foot 'fhi'l, st: rran'''''''''
r, s;dn.y Powell isrrcsiving co"erat"-
,s.,. upon having won tho fine "a!
IT,. StnRN
The true Democrat., 1898-01-22

aud bo At rest. Ono
physicls1 ssi0 I had
consumption. for I had
Q cough that gave ne
no root. But Q good
old physiciAn whose
medicine had failed,
advised ne 70 uso DR..
Miles' Restorative
The true Democrat., 1898-01-22

N.,-~ a Cold In One Day.
.,.t,y. Broue Qninine Tablets.
n..,;.t. refund tho money ifit fails
.,.rs. 25c.
The true Democrat., 1898-01-22

..,lo,l;st Church in Bayou Sara
y -. :. .np,lied, .his year, by Rev. T. +.
A:kA
The true Democrat., 1898-01-22
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
lam not responsible for any debts my
wife contracts.
Sul Claiborne. =
The true Democrat., 1898-01-22

q, aud powerful steam pump Was
wv ~. nil mill on Thursday.
The true Democrat., 1898-01-22
-. rdv.r butter at f.. Sewmahs'

:. liver guaye ha. been placed i" front
~ ,,.,.r.. store on Front St The
'm Nv !. more convenient than tho o''e
..,.cfOre.
The true Democrat., 1898-01-22
8C01T;3 \
E1CUk 3f0M

Be sure you get SCOTS Emul,on So tha, the
enan and fish are on the wrapper.
All druggists so<. and o,.oo.
SCOTT I BOVINE, chsmiss, New Yssa.
The true Democrat., 1898-01-22

!, ,..,:..Bank Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-10

fancy large chickens are closing firm A. ,ac n, ,cs,a.a
slow and show very little Improvement. PIN. cid rui
KEYS IN noasrate SUPPLY and wanted nrn prices
plenty dull and weak Eastern ducks ,rs.v or.t te,y
ps ia. s Ssn ss md 4s
and rs,siy :aishls .tcv. sasc PER y though -one es
s,e:s n moderate supply ard steady Tam squads have
regular prices We quote. fuik.3s wessr1 rel y, "a
noe, en o Ss ,o,ssdepa good to choic iS0a %
b". lae;se Do scadsd hest. iIai5c j. uadsr
70 p- 1 pa o 30 s.ae spa GOOD
90 rs,srn a-y picked prime o7ao' DO Western
sprlag PEI 70 loo: DO long Island spring -. 10
30 Western. spring aa7c; geese Easern spring i5c
sss 8" : g snail malt and Per poo e@1 sa. ''' do
rorAToES AND vEiETA eLEs-Round potatoes haze
rule. sd II sq W 'f fsy sTe.I p GHs
ws ee. ssevns sns s' Ssv"S y o 10
close orange County onion, are r:rtSsrs r. .nppy AND
pents and love c. aa ana %ss sgss
when choice tai poor stock neglected Tina beans hsva
sold wei. FOR potato eu, IN, du ana Weak 70
sell 's S: ' when snS S .on soo
win dsm.na active. nark., r.. ruiei nrr and hss
a a % r. ~ s. a. a IS s o "
81 '2 81 !. e . sA &c yss sss. & :a ,as 4:
% jersey snd Srs leland white per hh seas Dc vel
e sSss o e SINS M
~ % o Si ' zee ss s s@msi ss s;f's'
% jersey sllsl IL celery: dozen lolSOc
s 10 cds ma af Saa3t pc po ar per- 5 sSit
sel. s2gS2 so do nat !sc@si c5 lettuce Boston.
box c'735c peal, state bag $1ns2 ~ beans state
fenf isand Per b. Sosas .aaasS ma,ls, 'S per
Jersey. Per box .5cfiSl - do South Jerser eISi
Mrs white. per 100 slTs2. do Russia. per Dbl 1SDsac
S'NDi!tcS-N rs Hand picked have been
falr supply and steaiT though denant moderate sheri
vel susta!nea We quote Peanuts. Virginia. haal-
pckci fancy. per n. IssNlc. DO extra. 4c do Spanish
shciltd. ttI4Hc. 30 Virginia sheled -. .Bi,F>WAN
IN .Hh' sipily. but weat. ~ @'fI"Ii4 per = 49,.
MAPLE SyGAR-Nomirhl al 1d-c ~. ari syrup. f"T
zoe ger gallon: GINSENG RooTir l!ghi ieceip, ana
steady. at $3It3 ~ n .or Northern ard s9as8 Tor
southern and Western HONEY california cT'racied
cells fairy al s7Gsc n. and southern bulk stock
steady "a, 5HI5sc per gallon.
HAY AND srEAW-- HAy--Pri-o- we'll supported
n dny sellers being much assisted offerings
Shippers are evidently wisely complying with advice.
;ron ti's market not @ crowd US Up River bats
have brought unusually large rropcrton II fhs week
Offering We quote: Old hay. prime ."d77l. leh 10
laiee bales 90. TIC. NJ. l. 1nI15 n 10 ., 40
Gc; d. No g. 3Sffsc; Do unErsdcN 2jJ30r cover arl
clover mikes 30faA. selections 81 p-,rr Seisr IN
small way STEAWI'n' hanged with lRh receipts.
Quoted 2Sf+o~ for Ions The receipts = hay AMI
sra" In IONS. reported the Produce Excfnngc 81 noon
to-day. we're; 'iudsr River Railroad 2oo iennsNlvans
90 i,Aydie ISckawanna and Western. 1o Weet Shore.
2eo: icgh Nney. 100 CentIs. of New-jcrsey 50 river
Tho rc'ci IS Il hsv and ~ New York fcr the
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