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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-11-20

Weddings have ieen 80 aum err
Gus of late that the Gazette exper-
fences no little trouble in keeping
up with them,
Mr.. Johnnie Lockmann has rented
the Henry Siman6 place and will
occupy it at once. Johnnie is think
ing of buying the place.
Mr.. S. j. Youngs has purchased
the Union Hutel property from Mr..
Aug. Stephan and win will take
charge on December LIST.
The last Feast of the senson will
be given at Hildebrundt's Park
next Sunday November oath. There
will be big ball at night.
DR.. G. W, Allen, ST.. came down
from FlatoDia last Saturday to cnn-
suit with DR.. NJ. l.. Edison on the
condition Of MIR. Henry Nieureyer,
who is still quite low with fever.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-11-20
'GO0Oa0e0o .A-oO0ooeoe0O
LOCAL NEWS.

acccce - eccocS
Hot and cold baths, at A. c
Koepke's.
Miss Cleo Dickson is visiting rel
atives in Wharton.
Powdered Sugar for cakes, at
3. A. Carnes & Co.'S,
Mrs. Il P. Luck visited relatives
near Flatonia last week,
Hair trimmed in all styles. at
A. c. Koepke's.
DR.. G. W. Allen was here Monday
'on professional business.
Read G. K. Holchak's big Cost
"ad.' He has bargains for every
body.
Reach out for business don't let
the moss grow on your backs.
When in town go to saloons
that handle Magnolia beer as it is
the best,
L you want bargains call at C,
K Holchaks during his big Cost
Sale.
Don't forget the feast and dance
next sunday az niiueoFahd's r"rK :
If you want fine razor. go to
Schvabs iewekry store, lie hat
them.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-11-20

DR.. S f. Nave. accompanied by
Mr. Hornbuckle and his son Gordon.
got in last Thursday from his mnch'
at DEVILS Pocket, where he had
been branching his cattle,
Any business man nowadays who
expects to make much Roadway IN
anything without letting HE public
know in some way what he ls doing
is quite likely to prove a failure
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-11-20
Mat ting We have nice line
..------.-------. of mating which
we intend to close ouIat unheard
&. E. RUEMANN e. BIO
The Gazette regrets 70 have /,

The Gazette regrets to have to
report the death Of little Eva, the
tive-year-old daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. Il. F. Ruhmann. She died
about 4 p. IN. on Monday, the 18th
inst The little one had been sick
for some time with slow fever and
was thought to be better, but took
a relapse and died.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-11-20
RICHARD wendell

If YOU fail to attend the Clark
Show Mt Sinner on the 25th you
will miss the opportunity of your
life to witness the grandest aggre-
CATION OF trained and wild beasts
that has ever visited or will visit
this section Also remainder the
small admission price Of 35 ceuts
for adults aud % cents for children,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-11-20
500 pairs shoes a
cost at @, Muecke's.

Mr.. Aug. stephan and family
will move into The s. j, Hounge
residence OF December 1T,
Remember We are still selling
shoes at 20 per cent discount,
WAGNER Il ScnunMANX,
Rev. G. Z. Annis, the new Meth
odist preacher for Shiper, delivered
two good sermons last Sunday,
Try II gallon Of that fine New
Crop Ribbon Cane Syrup. Best
on tie market. at 5. A. Carnes
IL Co.'S.
Marrying and giving in marriage
still continues. We are having
two and three weddings day OF
late.
:. A, Csrnes & Cos. store will he
Santa Claus headquarters this year
will soon tell you about it through
The Gnzette.
Grandma Curncs returned last
Saturday from II visit to her dauuh
TER, Mrs. i. NJ. Kokernot, at Big
Hill.
Our Staple and Fancy Grocery
department is up-tp-,iate and we
kindly ask a share of your valued
business. S, A. Carne4 e. Co
The first quarterly conference of
the Methodist church will be hela
at Sweet Home on Saturday Decem
Der 7th.
The low price of our Rugs liz
verified by the great number OF
sales which we have made
5. A. Carnes & Co.
The town still needs few mon e
rent hour ca. Who will be the 6rsl
to build them and put some money
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-11-20
Posting Notice.

All persons take notice My
pasture aud field east of Sinner
is posted, and all hunting and fish
ing on came ia strictly forbidden
and will be prosecuted to the full
extent Of the law.
RICHARD wendell.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-11-20
Just Arrived AIS. !. Car,

Il Co.'S, fresh aud fine, New Hon
my Grits in 2 ID packages; New
aalston's health breakfast food
New we'll cooked Grape Nuts; New
Vermicilla. Macnroni, Postum Food
Coffte. Rice, Meal, Dried Fruits
etc. Come and inspect.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-11-20

Mr.. Joseph f. Till of Cuero and
Miss Mary Bleier Of Sinner were
united in the holy bonds Of wed
lock yesterday (ruesday) Novem
oer 18th at the Catholic church. by
Rev. Father Hudecek. The Gazette
wishes Mr.. Till and his lovely bride
4 long and happy married life.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-11-20
100 suits of clothes
at cost at G. Muecke's Z.

The following Shinerites took in
the excursion TO Mexico TO witness
the bull fight at Porforio Diaz last
Sunday Messrs. Bolhm, Theo.
Sclmhmann, r. &. Seydler, Frank
Dolejsi, Ed. Eschenburg, VIM
Wendtland aud Aug. Schramm.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-11-20
srYDLeR wiNDHL.

Married at 10 o'clpck a, m. Wee
nesdsy November 2j;b 1901, at tie
e',''''''e " use oiioes p"fcu's' NV
wv, ''eNu'et wy MISS hyuia
Niu"el' oo.n 81 9h'ner'
MY .0eyuisT !" lrg'D'nen' yoNhS
'os''''sS 'hS'' OF op'nef> oe'ng "
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-11-20
JAEHNE HAuscHI1,p.

AT the residence of the brides'
parents, near Sinner. Mr. Gustav
Jaehne and MISS fFi1st TTaugaHiId
were united in marriage by Rev.
VIM. Dziewas, on Thursday Nov
embtr 14th 1901.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-11-20
MARRIAGES.
BItLErIELp KoEruER

Married on Sunday November
10th at the home ofthe brides par
ent4 Mr.. and Mrs. F. Kosther, Mir,
VIM Bille6eld and Miss Anna
Koether Rev. Vim. Dziewas ofici.
uting.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-11-20
Sup Excursion Ikmtes.

Winter touri'l rates TO Marlin,
effective Oct, 81, roun,d,lrip tickets
loakum 10 Marlin 400, 10 Wootco
Well $l,60.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-11-20

Mr.. Chas. Hajek, who had been
very sick at his old ttome at Praha,
died last Saturday of consumption,
and was buried in the Catholic
cemetery. He was a brother n-law
of Mr.. AlbIn Hummel, who attended
the funeral.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-11-20
Are You doingp

A Ball will he given ut the Bound
airy Schoolhouse on November %.
1901. Beer and music free. Ad
mission Scots. Everybody cordially
invited to attend
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-11-20

LADIES; Buy you new Hat
at Miss l.. Briegers, or have your
sid one trimmed over.
Mr.. Wash Ruhmann of Kennedy
VAS in Stiner the First Of the week ,
Visiting relatives.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-11-20

Sinner ledge NO. SIT. A. r. * A. n
Meets on the first Saturday AFTER
ele fullncon in each wonth, Wis.
i Ing brethren are invited to at
e+lld. s. f. NAVE. w, NJ,
L, TAMPEK. Sex,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-11-20
CITY DIRMC

Mayor ..-.-.. Louis rrautwein
ia asurer &C. b. Welhr17en
Sec Rotary ...-. Ed. J. Mai r
Marshal. >.....- r, J.Burkat
ALDERMEN,
Fobt. Eschenburg. Earl Fry.
AID. f. W@tcrs. z. &. Flato.
G. 3. Welhausen.
The City CrNNcil meets on the
etst Monday la every noNth.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-11-20

The town still needs a few MOI e
rent houses. Who will be the frsr
to build them and put some money
in his purse
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-10
The DlaTg washing
Ton Hospital,
MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION.
The Institution in Excellent Condition

A we'll attended meeting of the
Mary Washington Hospital Association
WAS held on Tuesday. Mrs. V. M.
Fleming. the vice president, presiding
A vote Of thanks was rendered Hon.
s. E. Pitts, Of Caroline county. for a
barrel each Of whiskey and wine
which he donated the hospital for me-
dicinal purposes
Thanks were also voted to Mrs. W.
Al Grafton, for q donation OF $40 TO
the w. Seymour White free bed fund,
which has now reached total OF 1928
and 80 Mrs. John T. Goodrich, who on
behalf Of the charity ball, donated one
half Of the proceeds TO the hospital.
The deeds for the lots donated 90 the
hospital by Mr. h. K. Hall were order
ed recorded
Lewis Proctor, of Caroline county,
who was taken TO the hospital some
time ago and Supposed 70 be a hopeless
cripple, appeared st she meeting and
was able 90 walk with ease. having
improved rapidly under the treatment
of Dr. J. n. Barney. Another patient
OF the hospital, who recently bad all
operation performed by DR.. b. Hales, Is
doing we'll.
The affairs OF the hospital are in q
very satisfactory condition, and the ss-
ISOLATION is to be congratulated upon
its excellent management of the inst
tuition
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-10
rha Nav Annorticnmant.

Bya vote Of I65 80 l02 tine II luse
Tuesday accepted the reapportionment
plan proposed by the Barleigh Oil .
which increases the membership OF
the House during the uext decade from
S57. the present membership, and the
membership proposed by the commit
see. or Hopkins, bill. to SS6 There
was no roll call on this vote, but q
number Of Republicans voted with the
Democrats. Under the bill, no Stats
loses a Representative and the follow
ing make gaines Illinois. New York
and Texas, 8 each: Minnesota, Now
Jersey and Pennsylvania. two each,
and Arkansas. California, Colorado.
Connecticut, Florida. Louisiana. Mas
sachusetts, Mississippi, Missouri, North
Carolina, Washington, West Virginia,
and Wisconsin. one each The bill pro-
yides that whenever new State Is ad-
United the Representative assigned TO
it shall ID 10 addition TO the sotal non'
Der of 3S6 provided in the bill
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-10
STAFFORD.
Marriages Death-Personals.
Correspondence Of The Free Lance }

Correspondence Of The Free Lance.
Taokett's Mills, Va. Jan s. 1901.
Mrs Mamie Davis, who has been quite
i'll with nervous prOstratioD, is conva-
lescing, to the delight OF her many
friends.
Mr.. Joseph Olemons and Miss LIZ le
Ritnier, both Of lower Fauquier county,
we're married December 26 Ga the
following day st she residence Of Mr..
James Beard. in lower Fauqnler. Mr.
David Helm ard Miss CORA Besrd, Of
Oulpeper, we're married. Rev. A. D
Cummings, officisting, aud by the same
minister on December 23rd, ut his resi-
dence. Mr.. Heller Masdeld and Miss
Hsttie Helm we're united III marriage.
Mr. john Skinner, who spent the
holidays with relatives near here, has
returned 90 HE home IN Caroline
connty.
Mr.. Thomas Hehin and son. who have
been visiting relatives and friends near
this place, have returned 20 their homes
in OulpepeF.
Mrs. l. a Skinner and family have
returned 50 eheir home at Fackett Z
Mills, from visit 10 her sister, Mrs.
l.. Monroe. near the Grove. Ia Fduquler.
Misses Goulder and Pansy DOdd and
Mr.. Aubrey Dodd have returned 10
sheir homes near O.z3nover, from visit
10 relatives in Stafford.
Mr. Archie Patton. from near roluoa,
Is visiting relatives OF this place.
Died at she residence Of her son, Mr..
r. l.. Templeman, on December 81,
Mrs Louisa Templeman. aged 10 yesrs.
The deceased was kind and estimable
lady. She leaves children and host
Of friends 90 mourn their loss II
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-10
". A. LITTLE, JR.
HIS CASE CONTINUED
Trial Set for Thursday, February l4th.

In the Corporation court. Tuesday he
case of Commonwealth vs.. ". A Little.
Jr., was called When court opened the
large building was crowded with NOT
only our own citizens, but many from
surrounding counties As has been
stated, for personal reasons. Judge A..
w. Wallace declined to sit In the case 4,
and Judge q. e. Niool. of she lin
Circuit presided Mr.. Little sat imme-
diately behind his counsel. Judge L
Goolrick, Of this city, and Hon. IL
Walton Moore, of Fairfax, while near
him was Circuit Judge j. w. o. Black
stone. OF Accomao, who has been an
intimate friend OF the accused for a
number of years aud was present TO
assist him in euy way he could. Nehf
By was Hon. A L. Embrey and ME
assistant in the prosecution, Mr.. +. II.
O Oabell, Of Richmond
When Sergeant Russell commanded
"silence In the court" there was imme-
diate attention you could almost hear q
pin drop as Judge Goolrick arose aud
addressed the court, asking for CON
tinuanoe Of the case on the grounds tnat
his associate counsel had only lately
come into the case and did not suppose
a trial would be gone into now, and Tor
the further reason that Mr. Little
physical condition was such. caused by
mis- own sickness and shat OF his witd.
that they had not been able 90 get from
him such data as was desired. Judge
Goolrick cited preoedents IN the cont
where continuances under similar CIR
cumstances had been granted The
motion was vigorously opposed by Mr..
Embrey in short bat strong spec q.
Then Mr.. Moore made an sble and foci
BILE argument la half-hour's speech FIR
a continuance. A number Of affidavit
were produced showing the condition
of Mr.. Little ana his wife, and after p
short delay Judge Niool granted a corr
tinuance until Thursday, February IA.
Besides che attorneys IN the case and
the lawyers Of this city. all Of whom
took great interest IL the case, there
we're present, Judge E o. Monoure, Of
Caroline; Commemorative Attorney
Lee Graves. Of Spotsy!vaniA; x Il
M0nOure, of Caroline, Judge K. Il. Il
Chichester and Olmmonwealth's AitOr
ney q. B Wallace. Of Stafford.
The accused would hardly be recos-
nizsd as the brigh. cherry Little Of sew
eral years ago, owing to the great
mental strain which be has undergone
in the past gear.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-10
Successful Lancaster Enterprises.

Successful Lancaster Enterprises.
Correspondence Of The Free Lance }
Iryington, Va, January Sth, 1901.
The directors and stockholders Of
three incorporated local association
held annual meetings here today. They
were The Lancaster National Bank
the Northern Neck Mutual Fire AssC-
citation and she Virginia Citizen Pub
fishing Company The directors Of
The Lancaster National Bank, which
began business on the II OF APRIL last.
declared a January dividend The
stockholders also met aGd elected tho
following Ofii1ers for the ensuing year !:
Judge JnO. q. Ewsl, president; d.
Randolph Howard, vice piesidenti
Frank q Newbill, Cashier; Jno 4
Gouldman, Jr and Loyola Leland, as
sistant cashiers Jno U + CELL. A
Randolph Howard. f g NeWbill. "
Mcdonald Lee, w. J Nsw6.ll
j. r. Bellows, W. l. Messiok
and ]. II Wheaton,, directors The
new bank building. large structure OF
brick and iron with glass frons ano
slate roof, mas been IN use now for sew
eral months aud Is an ornament 90 the
county.
The Northern Neck Mutual Fire As
ISOLATION is. as its name implies. ap
assessment association which for five
years has been In operation within The
counties of Lancaster. Northumberland,
Richmond and WestmOrelsnd. 1t has
as It's president Judge Jno. o. EWell
secretary manager, W. Mcdonald Lee;
treasurer, W. J. Newbill and as direc-
tors the foregoing named gentlemen
aud ". ". Walker. Asa S Rice, Rev
r. W. Olaybrook and Jno 4. Palmer
in addition. The association has moie
than a quarter Of g million Of dollars
Of live insurance on Its books and Q
fair reserve fuud in its treasury.
The Virginia Citizen Publishing
Company. publishers Of the Virginia
Citizen" newspaper, declared nine
per cent dividend on It's capital stock
OF s. 900 for the year 1900 Capt l.. H
Irving is president, DR.. ". j. Newbill.
treasurer, and W. Mod Lee editor and
managing director.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-10
DEATH OF JOHN JAMES YOUNG,
The Oldest Citizen of fredericksburg.

Mr.. John James Young. the Oldest
male, native and Citizen of Fredericks-
burg, died Of his residence on Main
street, on Tuesday evening last. MIR
Young had been IA failing health for
some years, and Tor several months hao
been confined 20 his room, and while
his friends new his departure was near
as hand, his death was shock 50 tht
community aud carried sorrow 20 all
hearts. Mr.. Young was native
OF Fredericksburg, having osen Dorm
here on the 6th If May, 1914, and WI
In the S7th year of his age. Moss Of
his long life was spent Ia his native
citg where he was known aud l0veh
for his high character rs business
man and citizen and his exemplary life
as a Christian for nearly three genera
lions. dis father was James YOUrg,
who was q merchants and then hOsel
keeper IN the town, and very popn
lar gsntlem All. The deceased eatly In
life married Miss Sarah h Orutohh ia
SISTER Of Msssrs Oscar and StapletOu
Crutohfisla, Of SpOtsylvanla county
who died several years ago. 10 them
were born seven children, six OF whom
survive their father. They are Mrs.
Wm. Alsop. Mrs. Sue Lallande' OF
Washington Mrs. Samuel Bsooke,oi
Roanoke Mos. Samuel X knOX. CT
Cellar Rapids, Iowa; Miss Matte
Young aud Mr.. E1gar Young. Of
Silver Oily, n. NJ.
Mr Young was q successful mer-
ohaut Of the town before she wsf. haV-
ing been at one tims associated with
]. II Maddox in the china business
and afterwards with GAlneher, IJung
& o., in dry goods.
= After she war ne resumed the dry
goods business, which he followed tor
several years. adding the INSURANCE
business in connection with Mr.. A.
b Bolts. be was consistent mom-
per Of St. Georges Episcopal ohuich
and was Warden of the oDuIch for
more enau forty years. he was a
member Of the Olty Council for mauy
years as different periods II MS Iie'
serving with ability on she most I'm
pOrtans committees aud taklng great IN
terest In public affairs VI the town
he flied ably and accepiably many
years the Office OF Collector OF Olsy
Taxes
Mr. Young was probably the Oldest
Mason in this part OF tne state
having joined Fredericksburg Lodge
No 4, about sixsy-tiye years ago, IL
which he held his membership IN
til the day of mis- death For more
than forty years be was treasurer OF
the lodge. He was also q member Of
Fredericksburg Royal Arch Chapel No
% and fredericksburg Oommandery
Knights Temp!ar, No 1, and was treas
ursr Of both branches until faiilGe
health compelled hin 50 resign. His
funeral will take place from 81
Georges church this eveuiniuR as 3 80
O'Clock, Rev. W. ID. Smith, rector, OIL
foiating. The pail bearers are : Edgar
Young, Jr.. 3. Y. Young, James d.
Bolts, A. B. Bolts, Jr., William Benz
ard and Capt. s. g. Brooke.
A faithful servant Of God, admired
for his strict integrity unstinted charity
and deep plety. after a long and useIni
life. has been gathered 60 his fathers
and the rewards OF heaven.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-10
Rnral roanum Installation.

Az the DAD Fellows Hall Monday
night, Grand Secretary James K
Blanks. Of Petersburg, installed the
officers Of Council 2l6 Of the Royal Ar
cauum for the ensuing year. They are
W. II Hurkamp. regent; A. B Bolts
vice regent; Henry Wisner. past re-.
gent; Ii. Kaufman. guide; R StOf
fregen, orator; o. OSens. chaplain /;
T. J. Hayden. warden; r E Bozel,
sentry j. Il. Brown. treasurer; W. +.
OJatss, collector; Geo. L. Downing,
secretary.
There were also present the follow
ing distinguished members Of the or
order Grand Orator Il W. Arnold, d.
III Appioh. of Alexandria. +. l. U.
scott Of Ashland and James z. Banks,
of Petersburg When thu business OF
the evening was completed the council
aud its guests sat down to an elegant
ban quet.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-10
THE FARMERS INSTITUTE.
Some OF the Subjects to he Discussed Dis
uugui8hed Speakers Will be Present -
All Farmers caL Join in the
Discussions.

AZ the Farmers' Institute TO be held
in the court. house here Monday, Jan.
uory 2lst, beginning IT 10 O'Clock q m
under the direction OF j. Ii q Beverly.
81 Essex county. member Of the State
Board, First District, the following
among the practical subjects will be
discussed "Feftiliz3rs and their
Eoonomi cal nses," by the Hon. q. W.
Koiner, Commissioner Of Agriculture /;
The little things that give so much
trouble in the dairy, and the proper
feeding Of stock, " by s r Barber. Of
Harrisburg. Pa Money In stock rails
ing In Virginia. by j. Il. o. Beverly,
member Of the State Board Of Agricul-
turo How 10 plant and care for fruit
trees and how 60 destroy their insect
enemies aud diseases" by Prof s. b.
Hedges. OF York, Pa Admission will
be free 30 all and farmers generally are
invited to take part In the proceedings.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-10
spotsylvania Court Proceedings.

The following are the proceedings OF
Spotsylvania court for January term,
Monday, Judge r E Waller presid-
ing:
Last will and testament Of W.O Smith
proven and executrix qualified.
Last will and testament OF Oapt. Jno.
r Lacy, decd, proven and ordered
recorded and executors qualified
Authenticated copy of last will OF
Chas. Tracy. decd. ordered recorded.
Motion Of A. N Harris and ais. to
have assessment Of land lowered, re-
iected.
Motion of Chas, Traoy's executor to
have assessment OF land lowered, re-
jected.
Qualification Of John J. Haislip and
J. k Edenton as overseers Of roads.
Qualification Of 1 d. Harris as ad
ministrator OF Willie Tyler, deceased
Deeds ordered TO be made to Joseph
Edeuton, ]. r Sullivan and Jas. +.
Turnkey, for delinquent land.
ApprAissmens Of personal estates OF
J. +. Lacy and Augustus Pates, de-
ceased.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-01-10
w. L. Burruss,
Phone 1, Opera House Grocery.
LOCAL MARKRrs

Wheat, 70 10 IS ;oorn, DO 10 80, meal ll5
20 1870 per 100 pounds; oats, % 20 30;
fowls (live). 5sO7 turkeys live, 6 to
az; dressed 0 to 10; ducks live,
20 z; dressed s TO 81; dressed
fowls, ~ TO 8 per Id. lard, 8 to
O.; eggs, 10 to 20Jts. butter 10
% ~, mans, 10 90 n, srish pota-
tees. 55 to SO; beef,O TO 81 veal, ~
Pork, 3 20 5K; hides (greenl. AZ
10 8 hides (dry). Z 30 =. Baled Hay,
sl4 to $1,000 per ton.
Wool-Unwashed % 90 23i washed,
81 to 28.
Leaf Sumao-6O TO 90 cents per hun
bred pounds.
Tns Grain Market.
The grain markets closed yesterday
az follows:
Ohicsgo-Wheat, Jan. 76; May rs
corn, Jan. 36A; May 5SH; Jan.
Jan. oats, 2214
New York-Southern wheat, rs C
SO corn, 40 to AZ.
Baltimore-Southeru wheat, 70 to rs
Southern corn, 43 TO A
Richmond-Wheat. 70 TO IS corn
46 to AZ.
Alexandris-whsa'. So 70 "a; corn
As to 40.