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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-30
TUNKHANNOCK.


Special to the Scranton Tribune
Tunkhannock. June 2o-.The county bridge,
known as the Yankee Flat bridge in Mehoopany
township, having become out of repair, the
county commissioners, according to their rCgu-
lation requiring them TO advertise for bidders
on all contracts to he let by the county, have
advertised to receive bids for the raising Of the
bridge and placing pier under it, until We'd
ncsday. July IL.
The funeral Of Mrs Horace Terry, who died
here on Wednesday evening, will be held from
the house on saturday afternoon, with inter.
nlcnt at Gravel Hill cemetery.
At the last meeting Of the borough council an
ordnance was presented ard enacted in regard
to the regulation Of the building and repair oi
the sidewalks of the borough The ordinance
provides that all sidcV alkS put down in the hor.
ough shall be Of stone tagging and not less
than six feet wide. but on permission obtained
from the council walks of less width AMI
made of plark may he put down outside Of the
business porticn If the town. There is also a
provision in the ordinance for the building OF
walks by the council after thirty days notice
to the owner of land and the collection of the
cost and 20 per cent additional from the owner
as a penalty. This ordnance is TO take the
place Of former one to the same effect, Tut
which was imperative owing TO some defect in
its passage.
John b. Donovan, prothonotary of Wyoming
county, was down from Laceyvillc on Friday
looking things at the office The prothon'
otary's office is in charge OF Deputy +, II.
Patt. Mr.. Donovan is here only during the scs
sions Of court
T. X. Little, of Wilkes.Barrc, came up on Fri
day. and will remain here over Sunday.
LaCeyvillc and TunkhHnnook play base ball
at the fair ground this afternoon.
In accordance with the recommendations OF
the last grand jury, repairs on the interior Of the
County Commissioners office were started thi,
| morning. There is to he a re.arrangcment OF
the vault space and entire rcfurnishing o
the interior Of the office, No repairs have beer
put on the Office for fifteen or twenty years
| although they have been badly needed for some
| time
Ex.Rcprescntative Tiffany, Of Nicholson, was il
| town on Thursday.
j. y. Smoot, Of the United typewriter ant
| Supplies company Of Scranton, was in towr
| Friday afternoon.
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UNIONDALE.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
lately entertained her son, John, from New York
city.
Mrs. Taylor left last Monday for sojourn of
month in Binghamton, y. Y.
f. NJ. Peck, OF Carbondalc, was in town on
business last Tuesday
Mrs. H. Boswell was a guest at the home of
Giles Lyon, on Lyon street, for several days re.
Gently.
We are to have no public celebration Of the
glorious Fourth.
Ida Harrison will soon leave us to make her
home in the sunny south.
Professor IL. II. Rounds and family, of Ararat,
are spending a part of their vacation with Mr..
Israel Rounds.
Isaac Phillips has been engaged for a month to
do some work with his team for Mr. Rimvon.
Rev II. j. Crane spent the first part of the
week in Binghamton.
Sheriff MaXey in town last week doing
some official work on Todd avenue.
Rev John Crane, of Middcfcld, y. Y, occu.
pied the pulpit Of the Presbyterian church last
Sunday morning.
From present indications the graded school is
to have the same principal and assistants that
il had last year.
Mrs. r. J.. Jones i'm improving after a severe
a..dck of illness
United in marriage, June 81 in the Centenary
NJ +. church, Binghamton, y. Y, by Rev.
Henry Tucklcy, W. \. Eaton, Of Dickson Hill
and Miss Grace Williams, of this place. Thei
many friends wish them much joy.
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THOMPSON.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Thompson, June 29-Dr W. W. Mcnamara
and George l. Clark, Of the Corner store, were
in Binghamton On business, Wednesday.
Thirty or more Of the young friends OF Miss
Ethel Whitney gave her a birthday surprise
party on Wednesday evening, at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. william NJ Whit
ncy, in the township. They gave her a fine
picture. Light refreshments, with ice cream,
were served An enjoyable time was had
Miss Mabel Bloxham, Of Christ's hospital,
jersey City, is spending her vacation with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Z. II. BloXham, on Jack.
son street.
Mrs Ellen washburn, of Wilkes Barre, is quite
seriously sick at her sisters, Mrs. Phil Benson S,
in jackson.
Mrs Ford after n weeks visit with her
brother, +. ID. WriGhter, returned to her home
at IIawley, yesterday.
Professor Edward Delaney, Of the High
school, Newark n. y. and his wife, are spend
ing their vacation with her sister, Mrs. Will
liam Weir, in the township
The milk producers have been generally can
vassed for the past few days, and the indica-
tions now point to the erection OF creamery
here in the future.
Whitrey, of Susquehsnna, does not read the
pPpers correctly, or he would not have said in
today's items: arrangements are completed
for the Free Methodist camp meeting at Ara
rat, to be held in Jtly." II will begin Aug.
L., Bre'r Whitney Please give attention to
your Tcading.
Rev J. NJ. Correll, of the Methodist Episcopal
church, Jackson, has been granted a vacation,
which he will spend with his parents IN tho
central part of the state. lie will leave fol
there Monday Of next week.
Rev p. II. Tower has been engaged to supply
the pulpit Of the Methodist Episcopal church at
Deposit during July and a part Of August
This will take him there tomorrow.
Rev. David will speal. at Pleasant Mount on
July 4, in the afternoon.
The American Eagle will give an all day
Scream in Thompson July 4.
James Fuller, of South Gibson, accompanied
by Mr.. Cow, was looking after matters con
nectcd with the william Chandler estate il
town today.
G. NJ. Lewis is doing business in Binghamtor
today.
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old.fashioncd high wheel. Il is very danger.
ous trip at best.
Verse Luscomb, aged II years, employed in
the Eric rom d house, had his right hand so
badly crushed on Wednesday night, by a loco.
motive passing over It, that anpuation was
necessary. The young man is peculiarly unior.
tunatc, as he has no relatives to care for him.
Mrs Eugene Stoddard and children, of Car.
bondalc, are visiting Susquchnnna relatives.
g. A. Algasc, OF Binghamton, is the guest
Of Mr.. ard Mrs W. ". Eisman.
Homer Greene, Cs1.. Of Iloncsdalc. will deliver
the Fourth Of July address in Thomson. The
Lake Como band and the Thomson Gce club
will furnish music for the day.
The Northeastern Pennsylvania Telephone
company has elected the following directors for
one year: A. II. Crozicr, Of Thomson; II. W.
Kcsslcr, Of Brandt; Fred osgood, of Forest
City; S. s. Hubbard. Of Uniondale; W. W.
Munford Of Starrucca The company expects
20 have the line in operation hy July L.
Tho susquchanna county medical pension cx.
amining board met in Montrosc Wednesday.
Elmer Brown, road foreman of engines for the
Susquchanna division, has resigned lie has
been rendered the position o. road foreman Of
engines for the entire Lackawanna system, with
headquarters in Scranton. lie will accept; sal.
airy, n. 500 per year.
In Binghamton, in st. Paul's Catholic church,
en- Wednesday afternoon, Miss Nellie II. Gr'f.
fn, Of SuSquchann1, was united in marriage to
David J. O'Nel, Of Binghamton. Anthony J..
Blake, formerly Of Susquehanna, was erooms.
man, and Miss Mcmahon Of Binghamton, was
bridesmaid
Mrs. Anna Ticrney. Of Scranton, is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 4. ShaughLessy. Of Vine ave.
nue.
John Francis Mcdonald. Of Carbonate, was
circulating in Susquchanna on Thursday
on Wednesday, in Bnghamton, by Rev. Henry
Tuckley, Grace Williams, Of Uniondale, and
William Eaton, Of Carbondale, were united in
marriage
The News complains that lawlcss boys are dis.
turhing the peace Of Forest City.
The IIallstcad band will have a Fourth of
July celebration.
The Susquchanna County Christian Endeavor
union will hold its next convention in June,
1901.
william j. Pike, Of IIallstcad, private sccrc.
tary to Congressman Grow, will leave in a few
days for an extended tour through the west and
SOUTH
Hon James T. Du Bois and family, Of Hall.
stead, will sail on the st. Paul, from S,uthamp-
ton, Aug. 4. and como direct home.
Two locomotives from the Brooks Locomotive
works, Dunkirk few days since. passed through
here for Cabarr Quay Alexandria, Egypt.
Great Bend is pctiticning the Eric for cross.
ing gates at the Main street crossing.
Quite a large number of immigrants are pass.
ing over the Erie, westward bound.
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HONESDALE.
sncclal 10 the Scranton Tribune.

Special TO the scranton Tribune.
IIonesdale, june 20.-Charles Canivan and Thos.
Crogan, who are students at Mount st. Mary's
college, Nd, are spending their vacation with
their parents.
Midshipman Robert r. Mcnna who has been
spending his vacation with his parents in Homes
dale, has left for san Francisco. lie is to bc
assigned to some war vessel in the Asiauc Meet.
Miss Mary Holmes of New York city, who
has been the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. W. u.
Holmes, has returned to her home.
For the first time in many years lloncsdale
will celebrate the Fourth Of July There VIII
be grand parade in the forenoon, composed OF
the whole police force Company 4, hrcmen and
a number of civic societies, headed by the
Maple City band. Hon John Kubach is to be
chief marshal and Mr. William II. Dimmlck'
orator of the day. In the evening there Will be
a grand display OF fireworks. The exercises,
games, etc, will take place on the base ball
grounds.
Dwight r. Dorfingcr gave dinner to a num-
Der Of young ladies and gentlemen last evening.
Mrs Henry z. Russell entertained number
OF ladies at a card party Thursday afternoon.
The Erie Railroad company will run an excur'
sion to New York, July g. Fare, Sl5O
This Saturday afternoon at 2Ij the Archibald
and Honcsdale teams will play ball on the
Uoncsdale grounds.
Through the efforts OF the IIoncsdalc Catering
company large nuillbeT OF ntoplc hItht i''"'-
ant evening at Riverside park Tuesday evening.
The Maple City band furnished music and nice
sum was realized for the India famine fund,
The company is arranging TO bring excursions
to HonCsdale during the summer.
Mr. Benjamin f. Bond aged 55 years, died at
the home Of his daughter, Mrs. j. NJ. Mcintyre,
in Port Jcrvis on wednesday at 10 a. m. Mr.
Bond has for many years lived at Factoryville
and was a workman in the White e. Company
ak factory. He died Of asthma and Bright 5
disease. A week previous to his death he went
10 Port Jervis. The remains were brought here
yesterday. Inc funeral services were held on
Friday at go p. m. by Rev. Mr.. Ware, of the
Episcopal church. Interment was in Glen py'
berry cemetery. Mr.. Bond was a prominent
member Of Freedom lodge of Odd Fellows. They
took charge Of the services at the grave. He is
survived by three daughters and two sons: Mrs
Mcintyre, OF Port Jervis Miss Bessie and Mrs
Dunlap, OF Honesdae Horace, of Norwich N.
y, and Thomas, Of Honesdalc.
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THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.

New York, June 20.-lt took about fifteen
minutes of trading after the opening of the
stock exchange this morning to demonstrate
vance which aroused the hopes of the bulls
yesterday. The market started off with great
show OF animation and a sCmblance Of ST ength.
The advance in prices seemed to be designed
for the benefit of TN shorts were anxious to
recover after yesterdays rise. The demand from
this element was so literally fed that it made
slight impression ON prices, and after it was
satisfied, the market became notably soft. Tie
moevmcnt afterwards was irrcgularlS down
wards on very snail volume Of business.
great many brokers left the street and the mar
ket broke into condition Of asStude that
is Characteristic of the season. miscaled mid.
summer dulncss' even when it occurs in other
seasons. The langud movement Of prices dur
ing the latter part of the day was largely gov.
crncd by the fluctuations in the wheat market
stocks hardening slightly with the midday relc-
ton in wheat and sagging again when the price
of wheat rallied, Sugar and some of the pre-.
ferTed steel stocks gave varying evidence of
strength. Otherwise there was no striking tea-
ture in the market and the closing showed very
small net changes and irregular and uncertain
fluctuations. Total Sales 2ij,sOO
Bonds were in better request than stocks and
prices are higher. Total sales, par value, ST..
$4,000 L. ). rafunding twoS, when issued, ad-
vanCed Il, and the old fours a in the bid price.
The following quotations are furnished The
Tribune by VI. s. Jordan & Co., rooms 7Oj-5o6
M,ars buil1inp Tplppbopp IOO3.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

chicago, juno -Cattlc--Stccrs generally
steady: butchers stock. choice, steady; all
others slow; natives, best on sale today three
carloads at $500; good % prime steers S52Ol
so; moor to medium, '45Oa5.lO; selected feed
,rs, ST. 7jal7O; mixed stockcrs, S2jOI3.7O; cows,
- siaL35; hciirrs, saaLI5; canncrS s2a2 % /,
bulls 81 5Oa4 50; calves, SijOaG,1i; Texans,
hest on sale to-day, three carloads at -; !, Vas
fed steers. strong and active, SilOaj20; do.
grass steers, ~ 7jai, do bulls, s. 75a3.aj, Hogs
10 To l5c. lower; moderately active; tops,
s. 27io; mixed and butchers, 81 lOaj.21ia: good
10 choice heavy, S5,2Oa527la, rough do, S5oia
a15; light, S51ia527i2; bulk Of sales, S5.l7'a
as 2lia SEccp and hs-StcadA to slow;
good TO choice wethcrs, sial7j; flir 10 choice
mixed. ~ 2Oai2O; western sheep, static; Texas
sheep, S3.jOali0; native Lambs Sja6; spring
llmIs. SIND. 30.
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BROOKLYN.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Brooklyn, Pa, June 20.--Thc funeral Of Albert
Force was held from the Methodist Episcopal
church Thursday.
Mrs. Isaac Law has returned home after Wis.
itiIg friends in Binghamton.
Miss Muriel Weston, of Pittston, is spending
the summer with her uncle, +. l.. Weston.
j. l.. Bookstaycr has been laid up for s,ne
time, owing to an injury received in shocing a
horse
j. d. Williams, Of Scranton, was In town re-
Gently looking for holscs.
Boyd Austin, who has had a relapse, il now
o little better. lie is being cared for by Miss
SaviGe, a professional nurse.
j. J.. TewkCsbury has received a supply Of
trout from the Ash commission Some will be
placed in tho creek.
Ernest Sterling is home from Buckncll uni
Nersiyt for short stay before going to Asbury
Park, where he will spend his vacation.
Owing to Mrs. JcwcttS illness, the band held
their practice at J. Pickering's Thursday even.
ing. The Toys are in earnest and doing finely.
According TO a promise made ten years ago,
| 4 number Of young ladies will hold reunion
Of their Busy Bee circle at ". l.. Sterling $
next Thursday, One of the girls, Mss Bertha
| Boughton, comes from Chicago to attend.
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Mrs. Anna Roes, 2S13 North Fifth
street, Philadelphia, Pa, writes:
-Four weeks ago believed I had
consumption; took a severe cold,
and although for the first few days
the mucus in my throat and chest
was loose, it finally became so bad
that I had difficulty in breathing.
pain in the shoulders followed. AS
I had placed my confidence in you and
Peruna, l followed your directions
strictly, and improved from day to
day, and am now we'll again."
Most women feel the need of tonic
to counteract the deblitating effects of
summer weather. Peruna is such a
remedy. 1t cures all catarrhal condi-
tiOns whether it be weakness, nervous
depression or summer catarrh. For
free book en- summer catarrh, address
The Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus,
Ohio.
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SUSQUEHANc,A. a.


susquchanna Pa June ?0--Thc remains Of
the late Mrs. Caroline Hodge, OF Broad street
were last ever ing taken TO Owego, y. Y, for
services and iutermcnt today.
Rev. Anthony Brodcrick, pastor Of the Mont.
rose Catholic church, is in town, attending tn"
annual commencement exercises OF Laurel Hill
academy.
worEmcn are engaged in Iancsboro, building
a 5000 barrel, covered Itscryor, for the Camu-
acta Water Supply company
A Susqut hanna child, born too late for the
census, has been given four Christian names. \
trained nurse has been engaged and it may re-
cover
The annual commencement eXcrcs's of that
splendid educational institution, Laurel IIil
academy were held last evening in Hogan OPP
era house, and largely attended by the parents
and friends Of the school. The most excellent
programme vas finely rendered, and the audi
cncc was delighted. Thomas Savage was sllu.
tatorian, and Henry lannon, Nalcdicoriau In
presenting the diplomas, Rev =. r. Brudcrick,
the able and popular pastor uf St. John s
church, made a fine address Following is the
class of 1900; Academic department. Chri,to-
phcr Byrnc, Grace Brennan, Lottic Buckley,
Bertha Collier, Nora Coughlin, Lille Crccgan,
Francis Driscoll, Alice Du.morc, Nellie Doolry,
Edward Fitzgerald, Walter lIcalcy, Joseph IIouI
lihan, Nora Ianrahan, Francis Irving, Isalcl
Kittell, Henry Lannon, Lille Lannon, Chester
Munson, Gertrude Markart, kittic Reilly, VII.
liam StOrer, Leon Storcr, Thomas Siyagr, L,nl
SCanlon. Commercial dcrartmcnt-William At
Linson, Lena IIassett, Emma Johnston, Mary Nc.
Namara, Maude Sillick. The entertainment will
be repeated this eycLing.
Burglars are infesting Ialstcad and Great
Bend Johnny, get your gun!
Mr.. Leonard, Of Owcgo, succeeds y. 4. Mitch.
ell proprietor Of the Mitchell house, in Hall
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New York Grain and Produce

New York, June 2o-Tlour-NIodcratcly act.
i've at old prices hut held somewhat tirmcr at
the close; winter patents, SL25ai6j; MINI,
patent S47jaj.l0. Whcat-Spot firm; No;
rcd SQiac. (. o. D. aHCat; No. , red, sig,
elevator; No. / northern Duluth, 0l7sc. I. o.
b. afoat, prompt. options opened steady and
after a midday decline rose again In the after
noon and closed firm at lasc. advance. July
closed $50: sept, s72sc.; Dec, $40. Corn
Spot firm; No. ,, ii3sc. f. o, b. ahoat and 1874
elevator. Options opened steady, sold Oh, and
then recovered on a. demand from shorts; cloS'
sept, 4siRc. Oats spot steady; No. >, 29iec.
No. white, %2c.; No. white, size; track
mixed western, 29EaSlc,; track white, 3la35lao
Weak; large white, osaoIc; large Colorcd
al4a0Hc.' small white, aaloc: small colored
oaohc uttcr-Qict creamery, lIa2oc; fac
tory, lialClac; imitation creamery l1alsc,,
state dairy, l6al0c. Eggs Steady; state and
pcnna., 13al5c.; western, lsal9c. western, ia
ltipC.
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So many housewives suffer from ner-
vous depression due to catarrhal weak
ness peculiar to their sex, and suffer
on year after year, not knowing what
their aiment Is. Mrs Mary Cook, of
Pittsford, n. Y, suffered for six years
before she learned of Peruna. Mrs.
Cook recently wrote the following let
ter to DR.. Hartman:
II was not we'll for six years, paid
many doctor bills, but never i'm
proved very much. 1 gave up hopes
of ever recovering.
FINALLY l wrote to DR.. Hartman,
and / am thankful to say that / am
now well, through his good advice and
medicine. l am gaining in flesh and
feel young again. | was very ema-
Ciated, but now my own children are
surprised in the great change in me
when they visit me-
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FOREST CITY.


Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Forest City, June 20--Miss Jennie Lowry, OF
Scranton, has for the past week been the guest
Of her aunt, Mrs. A. f. Coyle, on Delaware
street.
social was held yesterday afternoon and
evening on the lawn Of the VI. +. church by the
Busy Bee society, which has pledged itself to
raise one hundred dollars on the parsonage debt
Ernest Conrad and family have moved from
South Gibson to Forest City again.
Members Of the Forest City Baptist church
| have contributed and forwarded Sls.6j for the
| relief of the famine sufferers in India
Lewis Bevan, Thomas Morgan, Richard Lew
ellyn and Nathaniel Davies have gone to the soft
coal region, where they have secured employ
ment.
Miss Estcc q. Allen is spending a part of
| her vacation at Ocean Grows.
Mrs Margaret Iartung and Misses Pearl Gard
| and Edith Brown attended the commencement
exercises Of Bloomsbury Normal school, at which
institution Miss Elizabeth Iartung was this year
| a graduate.
Mrs Robert Booth and children have gone to
Chicago to reside. Mr. Booth has been there for
some time being employed as a fireman in the
| Armour establishment.
John H. Williams, son Of Rev J. L. Williams
of the Forest City Baptist church, was one Of
the graduating class at Buckncl university this
| year lie was among the high honor men in his
| class.
| Miss Stephens, of wyalusing. is visiting her
| sister, Mrs. W. A. Darlington.
| Mrs Edward Pcntccost, Of Prompton, Wayne
county is visiting at the home of her parents
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Jennings
| Irving Pcntccost and Miss Loretta Farrell are
| home from their summer vacation from the
| state normal school at East Stroudsburg
The entertainment given at the opera house
| Thursday night by st. Agnes church choir was
| largely attended and much enjoyed. The work
| of those who participated in the programme was
| good and showed careful training.
The Star Drum corps will hold a picnic on
| July 4.
Mrs, NJ. j. Collins and children, of Dover, Y.
j., are visiting at the home Of her mother, Mrs
| Melvin
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KINGSLEY.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Kingsley. June 20.-Mr. and Mrs. C, Alexander
returned TO Wilkcs-B Barre, Monday.
Mrs. Orphane, of Chicago was guest at J. r.
Aexander's Tuesday.
Mrs g. r. osborne and children, of Nicholson,
visited at +. +. Moons, Thursday
DIR. L. Brooks, of Avord, N. Y, was a recent
visitor at John Goss.
Mr., and Mrs. F. r. Tinglcy and daughter were
guests at NJ. Mcmillan, at Nicholson, over Sun
day
Mrs. Elizabeth Tiffany recently visited her
brother, John Mcconnell at New Milford.
All are saddcnod by the news of the sudden
death Of Mrs Frank Wimarth. She died at the
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Beware of ointments for Catarrh
That Contain Mercury.

as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell
and completely dcrange the whole system when
entering il through the mucous suriPces. such
articles should never be used except on pre-.
scriptions from reputable physicians, as the
can possibly derive from them. lIalls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by +. j. Cheney CO.,
Toledo, o., contains no mercury, and is taken
inter- ally acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system In buying Hall S
Catauh Cure be sure you get the genuine. IL
is taken internally, and made in Toledo, Ohio,
by +. j. Cheney Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by druggists price 15C per bottle.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Firm; No. white clipped, S2c. Butter
Firm; fancy western creamery, 2Oc.; do prints
.lc. Eggs-Dul and weak; fresh nearby
I3iSc.: do. western, l3i2c. do southwestern.
lac.; do. southern, l2c. Chcese-Dull and
lower; y. Y. full creams, fancy small; PEA
0a4c; do do. good TO choice, !mhlIc Refined
sngarS-l nChangcd. Cotton-fim and l-lhc.
higher; mddlng uplands, l0hc. Talow-
Firm ard higher; city prime in hhds 4ssc ;
country do, bbls, Nc; dark do, 4c.; cakes;
As,c Live poultry-Firm; fowls, llc.; old
roostcrs. 7a7I5c. spring chickens lja20c. Dress
ed poultry-Firm; fowls, choice, l0l2c.; do fair
to good, 0iaalOc. old roostcrs, 6i@c.; western
frozen chickens, llal3c.; nearby hroieTS, lSa2"c
western do, I3a20c Receipts Flour, 1900 bar
rcs and 100000 pounds in sacks; wheat, 1000
bushels; corn, l23,OOO bushels oats, 1000.
,pmcntS-WhCat, 5000 bushels; corn, 43WO
bushels; oats, $4,000