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COUNTY NEWS.


North sedgwtcR.
G. NJ. Allen and wife went to Ellsworth
Saturday.
@. W. Staples works for Curtis Dargsin
at Rockville.
Mrs. Eliza Durgsin spont Saturday after
noon with Mrs. Eiwell.
A daughter was born TO SIR. and Mrs.
Pearl carter Aug. Helen Violet.
Mrs. Roland Clspp left Thursday for
Boston, where she expects to spend the
water.
r. c. Abbott had bis pocket-boo stolen,
with 80 in II, while at the fair in Bangor
Wednesday.
Mrs. s. NJ. Marks gave busicsle sat
urdsy evening at the Homestead, which
wss attended by large number OF her
relatives and friends. The aHobos club
gave an interesting land amusing concert.
consisting OF vocal and instrumental
music. The guests from out OF town were
NJ. A. Marks and vile, OF BrooklIne,
Mass; Mrs. Ella Lord and dsug liter
Ethel. OF East Brewster, Mass, aud Miss
hoiiy OF Boston.
sept. 1. RAE.
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The kidneys are your
blood purifiers. they III
ter out the waste or
impurities 10 the blood.
II they are sick or oui
Of order. they fail 10 DO
their work.
Pains. achesandrhe
niailzgn come from ex-
cess CT ufic acid In the
blood. due 10 neglected
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srswsii
Mrs. William Deliver Il in poor health.
Her daughter, Lsiia Campbell. who has
been With her for the last month, went
home last Saturday.
Dudley Deliver brought nis wife home
Sunday. to keep house and take care OF
his mother. Mrs. William Deliver. Dud-
iey's wife has been visiting her father at
Oak Point.
There wRs slight mistake In one 81 my
items last week. Capt. p. S. Moore went
to Boston, instead OF Bar Hsrbor. He has
been visiting his son In someryiiIs, Mass,
not somesviIle, Me. Capt. Moore and wife
returned home this week.
Sept. j. Dolly.
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North siaehiii.
w. w. wescott went to sioningscn
Monday.
Ii. $. Dunbar and wife were In Ells-
worth Wednesday.
Joseph Fault aud wife, OF sprinetielc,
Mass, called on friends here Thursday.
Mrs. c. Y. weseot, and W. W. wsscot,
went TO Ellsworth Wednesday to attend
the funeral OF J. T. Crippen-
Miss Mabel Franks, OF Bath, who has
been the guest Of her grandmother,
Mrs. Frank Cushing, left for home FRI
csy.
A. T. Giiiis, wife and little daughter
hszei spent wednesday and Thur, day
visiting friends at Ellsworth Falls.
Among those who went to Bangor from
here Wednesday to the fsir we're 4. s
Haskell and wife, Mrs. Cors Nm, of West
boro, Mass, Arthur wcscott, W. d.
Thompson, Lsrmon Treworgy and Allen
Flska aud wife.
sent "
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Kidney uoucle.
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats. and makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble. because the heart is
over-worsing In pumping thick, kidney
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
II used 70 Be considered that only urinary
troubles were to be traced 10 the kidneys.
but now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their BEGIN
ming in kidney trouble.
Hyou are sick you can make no mistake
BY first dcctoring your kidneys. The mild
and the extraordinary effect Of Or. KilEner's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy is
soon realized. Il stands tho highest for lis
wonderful cures Of the most distressing case
and is sold On its merits fyt
BY all druggists in fifty fzss-{ q. q =
cent and one-dollzr sir III III m 4
es- You may have a lsis = Z. sli9yl
sample bottle BY mall Hssas Of s~zrp gocs
free. also pamphlet telling You how 70 tinc
out II you have kidney or Bladder trouble.
Mention this paper vfhsn writing Dr.. KllgEer
& Co.. Binghanton. n. Z.
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Franklin Rosa.
AdelbeFt Miles and wife. of Gardiner.
sre visiting bis parents, William Aile-
and wife.
Frank Smiths horse was severely In
lared tast week. he wss kicked by
another horse.
Mrs. sseiis Shaw and slater. Mr.. Abbts
Graves, were la Bangor last wees.
K. \. Phillips, a former Ellsworth boy.
who has been la the West eighteen years.
Is making his mother and sister, Mr..
Frtd Graves, visit. He brings his
wife, a lady from the West, with him.
School began Monday. Sept. l. aIs.
Bessie Weymouth, Of Troy, teaehsr. she
boards with Miss Della Clark.
Mrs. Ed. MuIian Is here from Boston.
visiting her husbands people.
Miss Sadie MulIan Is teaching In MARI
boro.
Sept. 2. n
Eaes.
Clifford Leland Is having a new barn
built.
Harry Leland. who has been very III, Is
slowly improving.
Herman IL. Wiley. OF Bar Harbor.
spent Sunday with friends here.
Miss Hattie Anderson, OF West fremont.
4 a. work for Mrs. Edward Cousins.
sept l. T.
waithan.
The NTH annual reunion OF the Wilbur
family Is to be held 81 Gsore. wHhnr,s
Cave Hill, on Sept. II.
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II. GALLERT.

Maine general hospital. " here Miss Vida
will be operated upon for appendicitis.
A. G. Wheelwright. OF Boston, came
from Northeast Harhor yesterday In his
steam launch. accompanied by friends,
among whom wa Professor Francis q.
Peabody, who delivered an eloquent and
practical sermon. Ii had been two years
since Mr.. Peabody was here, aud the peo-
pie are thankful to MIR. WheelwTight for
his interest In the affairs Of the old union
messing house here. No one can for.
get the beautiful memorial window given
by Mrs. wheelwright In memory OF the
late Rev. Charles Elliott Harwood.
Sept. /. II.
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To C1r~ Cssd la oa. DAY.
rEss Laxative Hrano Quinise Tahtsss. Al
druggists Fsfahd tAe mcasy n u fails = care,
" ". tsrut els ssxnAsarr L. OF carh haJ. ~
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pain hat wears twice as long as lead and OIL
Deyoe lead and zine ground BY machinery.
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EMBELLISHMENTS.
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Your Kidneys.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.

All the blood In your body passes through
your kidneys once every three minutes.
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Al Sl.5u Medium Weight Cassl
meres for outing suits, Breadcloths,
yenetians and Meltons.
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KIDNEYS I
BLOOD =
ARE THEY DISEASED ?

Favorite Remedy viii absolutely cure any
will purity your blood and build up your sys-
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discovered that regulates the bowels All
others se-cuu ST ifa1tior which is dangerous.
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Every reader of this paper can have trial
bottle Of this wonderful medicine ana
pamphlet Of valuable medical advice apsff-
full post oflice address to the DR.. DAVID
KENNEDY CORPORATION, Rondont,
N. ". a = mentioning this paper. The pub
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LAXAKOLA
FOR THE
Complexion

Biotched. saliow. IN AeieSosne and sneday
sktn. wfsh Its Consequent ta9rtisestleas
ofsen leading to narbid seeiusion Rnd aver
ssoa 70 society snd frissds, shows taAs
yonr blood ls bad
The ossiy say 20 clear the e9iaple1leS
and restore u 10 fts normal. healthy. 80.
vssy eundttiuu IN to clean 0ut fht rnlrs
syss~us parity the eiDod and 1cusoss tne
cause.
IaxAkefa Does IL. as vel as acths
directly aR the pores and assisting the Pr
sTiiFatury glands In throwing on imguIittrs
IL QgrirFs the blood a. fa other fsaf3tiiHr
ena. and yenr skin will not oaiy be ~rA
but yon viii be we'll
II received your sample % LAAAhol-A
ard wac very thaukfal for H.. IL 90 inr :
great deal n good. II cleared pp ny -.
piexion better thsH anything J have ever
sAken MRS. O. ~ MOORE, 4,
.Ihk. Polk Co, Ark
Az druggists and 70 cents or ses.t fsr
frse sSHprse bottle 10 THE i.ANAhui-A
Co. - Nesev street. New lork. -
NEpV OTIS DYSPEPSIA AMI ta4sv'..sa
~ Il II onreA hy PEfrsI KohA Ishlei.. /. =
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8MHhnFn.
The NTH annual reunion OF the Wilbur
family Is TO be held 81 George wHbar's.
Cave Hill, on Sept. IL.
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fenab~cot-
Schools begin to-day.
Miss Addie Clement is home from
Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Ruth Smith and son Marx are Wis
isiug friends In Hancock.
Mrs. John Gray and Miss Evelyn Ride
ont, OF North orriugton, are visiting Mrs.
Wit4ism Sellers.
BERNARD varnnm has entered the E. NJ.
&, seminary al Bucsspori.
Mrs. n. NJ. Bridges, OF ch,copee Falls,
Macs, has been visiting friends In town.
Among the new arrivals at the penob-
scot house are: %. ]. Caliihan, Boston,
Miss Rabens Burgess. Bonneville. MIR.
aud Mrs. c. IL. Homes, Lawrence,
Mass.
Sept. /. SUBA.
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Hiuehfli fafi.-
Leon Thompson, OF Somervtl.e, Mass
Is seending q short vocation with hi.
moi her, Mrs. John Kane.
An@tin seavey, OF orrington. called on
friends here Thursday.
Brooks Grsy snd wife attended the Blue.
sedghrook district Sunday school asso-
clstson at Biuehlli.
Wiley, Albert and wiIford Conary, Miss
Gertrude Ksne. l.. Wilbur Friend. II.
kenpey and wiie, aud Il ID. Consry 1T
tended the Bangor fair, and had the great
privilege OF seeing the President.
Capt. Harry coBsry took Capt. John
ksne's family on an excursion to Sorrento
IN the yacht "HiIdap last week.
Sept. /. srn.
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A house well known $ reliability
Producing and offering reliable line only
need loud advertisements Everybody who
with that the goods offer all right
date. prices o defy competition, mat
ter where the exist For this We have put
ourselves please assortment
eqnaled by
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and is sold On its merits
BY all druggists in fifty
cent and one dollar siE-
es- You may have a
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CURTAINS AND DRAPERIES

Lace and Muslin Curtains from soc 70
sl.oo per pair. Holland Shades, silk
cline, Denim furniture coverings.
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SPECIAL THING IN UNDERWEAR

YARNS We have the best line in
the city.
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JULY CORN is AT nc
ALL OTHER GRAINS, HOWEVER,
SHOW CONSIDERABLE LOSSES.
Weather Conditions Are the Dominat-
ing ADMINISTRATION Close
Higher for All Products.

CHICAGO. July S.-The grain markets,
excepting the manipulated corn delivery,
took a slump in prices to-day. in acknowl-
edgment of fairer weather prospects. Sep
TENDER wheat closed sac under yesterday.
corn 1bc down and oats lhc lower. Pro-
visions closed higher.
The wheat market went to a lower level
Immediately on the opening. The feeling
was bearish on the weather map and pure
ly speculative sales were augmented by a
considerable quantity of long stuff let out
on stop-loss orders from short margin peo-
pie. Much of the trade in this pit, as in
corn and oats, was in the way Of evening
up in preparation for the holidays July 4.
3 and g., during which time traders did not
care TO take liberties with the weather.
September wheat opened ssd1kc TO %QAc
lower. at 1850 TO 1850, and sold during the
forenoon TO 1880. The slump naturally
checked short selling, but bids during the
remainder of the day did not have TO be
much over the bottom price to bring out all
kinds of offers. The close was sac lower, at
7SAq732sc. July was less active than the
moderately animated September and closed
lie down at 75;sc. Local receipts were forty
six cars, four of contract grade: Minneapo-
lis and Duluth reported $40 cars, a total OF
366 cars. against 33 cars a week ago. Sea-
board clearances were 800, 900 bu. Primary
receipts aggregated $685. 900 bu. The CORE
spending day a year ago was a holiday.
The story of the day in corn is but a repe-
tition of the wheat market record, save
that July, owing 10 its concentration in in
dividual hands, after sinking lower from
sheer neglect early, was boosted near the
end OF the session by a short who wanted
a few pecks," and the close was nc over
yesterday, at nc. September, however,
needed more than the example of wheat TO
hold it up, and, therefore, followed the die
tates of weather reports and sought a lower
level. Liquidation continued all day. Spas
modic support brought fractional rallies,
but this did not disguise the undertone of
weakness. September sold between 62@sc
and 6114c and closed 1isc lower, at 6l3sc.
Receipts were lob cars.
September oats sold between 347sc and 34c
and closed 11so lower, at 34hc. The market
rallied sharply to 347sc, following the OPEN
ing. on profit taking by people who went
short yesterday, but thereafter the price
chung close to the bottom. under the same
pressure that existed in wheat and corn.
Receipts were lis cars.
Provisions were quiet. The opening was
a trife lower, in sympathy with the cereals,
but a few buying orders executed by
brokers, supposedly acting for influential
longs, led TO a slight advance. September
pork closed 10c higher, at $1S.67h: lard &c
up. at $1O.75. and ribs &c advanced. at
$10.72h.
Estimated receipts to-morrow-Wheat. 50
cars; corn, 115; oats, 40; hogs, 11.O0 head.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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Grains Relatively Dull and Weaker
Raw sugars Are Strong.

~ SusaES r StrOnS.
NEW YORK, July 3.-Flour-Receipts,
Is. S33 brls: exports, 9.745 brls. Market bare
ly steady. Rye flour dull; fair to good,
s3.25G3.45; choice to fancy, S3.55s3.70. Corn
meal quiet; yellow Western. 1874; city,
$1-S2; Brandywine, $3.4563.55. Rye steady;
No. 2 Western 651kc f. o. b. ahoat; State,
63q64c C. /. f. New York, car lots.
Wheat-Receipts. 1895 blu; exports. ILL.,
01 bu; sales. 100000 bu futures, 5000 bu
spot. Spot easy; No. ? red, SO1kc elevator
s1QS2c f. o. b. ahoat: No. 1 northern Du-
luth, S34o f. o. b. aioat; No. ! hard Mani
toba, S612c f. o. b. afoat. Further clearing
weather in the Southwest promoted more
unloading and eakne in grain to-day.
Support was poor, owing to the holidays.
In the afternoon trade became dull and
featureless, closing easy at asm12c net de-
cline. July, SO9sQSl%, closed at 60%c; Sep
TENDER, 7S3sQ7SBc, closed at 7S5sc; Deem
Der. 791Rd79ssc. closed at 1850.
Corn-Receipts, 10000 bu; exports, 9.214 bu;
sales. 10000 bu futures. 10000 blu spot. Spot
easy; No. 2. 704c elevator, 7215c f. O. b.
afoat. Options were generally lower. be-
cause of weakness abroad. much better
crop news and unloading in the local mar
kets; finally rallied d little on covering and
closed steady at hG4c net decline. July
6s%Q6ec. closed at 6Slkc; September. 64%6
647sc, closed at 645sc; December, 52Ad521zc,
closed at 525sc.
Oats-Receipts. sc, 900 blu; exports. e.155 blu
Spot firm on whites; No. 2, 551ac: No. 3. 55c,
No. 2 white, 601sq61c; No. 3 white, 6O06OISc.
track mixed Western, 541aQ56c; track white
57d63c Options irregular on July, bu,
weak otherwise on clear, hot weather IN
the Southwest.
Lard frm; Western steam, 81. Refined
quiet.
centrifugal, Sc test, sac; molasses sugar
25sc. Refined firm.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

NEW YORK, July 3.-Butter-Receipts. 10. rs
packages. Market active and firm; State dairy,
l6q20Rc; State creamery. lsl2a2l4c; renovated,
1Iql9lzc; factory. 1SQ1sl2c; imitation factory.
lTQlsc. Cheese-Receipts, SOFA packages. Mar
ket steady; new State full creams, small colored
fancy, l0Gl0Ac; small white. l04l04c; large col
ored. s%G95sc: large white. eAQ97sc Eggs-Re-
ceipts, S.67s packages. Market quiet: State and
Pennsylvania, l9lzd20c; Western candled, lShq
lsc: Southwestern, l5hd17hc.
July S.-Butter steady; ex-
ira Western creamery. 21lzc; extra nearby
prints. pc. Eggs firm and &c higher; fresh
nearby, lsc, loss off: fresh Western. lSc. loss
Off; fresh Southern. lie. loss of. Cheese firm;
New York full creams, prime and small, 1850
l0lzc; New York full creams, fair to good. pa
QlOAc.
BALTIMORE, July S.-Butte steady; fancy
imitation, lSQ20c; fancy creamery. 22c; fancy
ladle. ISG19c; good roll. 16d17c. store packed.
l6q17c. Eggs firm and unchanged; fresh. TG
Ti9c. Cheese steady and unchanged; large, 10
qlOsc; medium. lOlsG1cAc: small. 10l.2l9I7c.
CHICAGO. July 3.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was steady; creameries.
iSq2lc; diaries, 1SG1si1c. Cheese easy at 9%d
10&c. Eggs steady; fresh. 1sisc.
ST. LOUIS. July s.-Butter steady; creamery,
17q22Rc; dairy. 17d1sc. Eggs lower at l3ac.
loss OFF No market Friday and Saturday.
KANSAS CITY. July Eggs firm; fresh Mis-
souri, and Kansas stock. 14c doz, loss of. cases
returned.
CINCINNATI. July 3.-Eggs steady at I4Isc.
Butter quiet. Cheese steady; Ohio fat. 10c.
LOUISVILLE. July 3-Butter-Common and
medium. 15c per 10; good Ice. Eggs. 13c.
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RAD IN
Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore.
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST. LOUIS. July s.-Flour dull but firmly
held; old red winter patents. s3.s5qs.75; extra
fancy and straight S.SOaSi5 .; new OF each nom
meal steady at S3.15. Bran scarce and strong:
sacked. east track, Sc. Wheat lower: No. 2
5sGG7ec old: july. 72Ac: september. 7Is92Sc: De,
cember. 741sc; No. 2 hard, 76q76lac. Corn lower;
No. 2. cash. csc; track. csc; July, CSC; Septem-
cash. tsiRc; track. 4sG5oc: July. Se%c; September.
2sLc; No. 2 white, 52izc. Rye firm at Coo. Tim
othy seed nominally s.. Hay strong; timothy,
si1Gl5; prairie. sloG1o:25. Whisky steady at 81. 80.
Iron cotton ties steady at s105. Bagging steady
at 5kd6ssc. Hemp twine, &c. Pork higher; Job
bling. sls.57hG1S.s7h; Lard firm at SO IS. Dry
$40. s7ls: clear ribs. s11; short clear. 1I.I2Ik. Ba-
con boxed lots) steady; extra shorts, 81. 10:
clear ribs. S1lS712; short clear. Sl2. Receipts
Flour. 1000 brls; wheat. 1900 bu: corn. 80. 900
bu: oats. "a. 900 bu. Shipments-F1our. 5000 brls;
wheat, 25.OOO bu; corn, 5000 bu; oats. 1900 bu.
BALTIMORE. July 3-FIour steady. Wheat
July. 77s.c asked; August. 76&a77e; September
7s.a7TIsc; steamer No. ? red. 7shdfskc: South
ern. by sample. 7saS0lsc; Southern. on grade.
7eiSds014c. Corn dull spot. 6sisc; July. s9c
a7sc; southern yellow corn. 72@7sc. oats Arm:
No; 2 White; S sSS si NO No 4 m ! We, S ; ssiho Bye
Sugar nrm; fine and coarse granulated. &.nhc
LIVERPOOL. July s.-wheat-spot arm; No.
l northern spring, &c 2Ad Corn-spot firm:
o Aaer IS a. Hams-short cut arm at 5ss Sd
bacon-Long clear riddles, light. firm at SIS Sd:
long clear middles, heavy. firm at 5Ss: short
est white steady at ass ca; American finest
colored steady at 4ss. Spirits OF turpentine dull
at ass.
TOLEDO. July s..whess DUH and weak: cash.
7Ixc. Corn active and easier; cash, 64kc; July,
sI<c: September. sitc; December 474c. Oat.
duh and weak; cash. &7'sc; July. s2c; september.
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indianapolis Grain Market.

Trade on the Indianapolis market yester-
day was light, and but little stuff was Of
fered. Wheat ruled weak and corn and
oats both firm at prices quoted. Inspec-
tions-Wheat: No. . red, l car: No. 3 red. 1;
total, 2 cars. Corn: No. 2 white, ? cars:
No. 3 white. 3: No. 2 mixed, l; No. 3 mixed.
4; total. 10 cars. Oats: No. , mixed. ]
car. Hay: No. l timothy. / car: No. 2
timothy. l car; total, > cars. Track bids.
as reported by the secretary Of the Board
of Trade, ruled as follows:
Wheat weak; No. 2 red. 75c track: No. Z
red. 75c on milling freight; No. 3 red red, ia
73c track; wagon, 76c.
Corn firm; No. / white, CSC: No. . white.
&c; No. 3 white. SC; No. 4 white, 62Gs4c:
No. 2 white mixed. 64A.c; No. 3 white mixed.
644c: No. 4 white mixed, 60Ld62Lc: No. 2
yellow. size: No. 3 yellow. 64izc; No. I yell
low, 60hq62ac; No. 2 mixed. 64iGc: No. :
mixed. SAC; No. 1 mixed. 60hd62Ac: ear,
6iIkc.
Oats firm: No. 2 white. 53G53lkc: No. !
white, 5214q5Sc; No. ? mixed. 51nd52c; No.
3 mixed. 5ld5lIRc.
Hay steady; No. / timothy. sl2750ls; No.
2 timothy. $n.15d1l75.
WAGON MARKET.
Offerings on the wagon market were
larger than on any preceding day OF the
week. but. with a good demand. sellers
had their say as TO prices. which. as re-
ported by the ago w~eighmaster. ruled az
follows:
Corn-ssd7oc per bu.
oats-4eQslc per bu.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKETS
TRADE LIGHT EXCEPT IN SEASON
ABLE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Break Expected I'm Prices of Butter,
Eggs and Poultry After the
FOurth-Grain Arrivals Light.

Except on Commission row trade yester-
day was slow. Preparation for the 4th Of
July made sales of fruits. vegetables and
produce large, and prices on all ruled
strong. On the wholesale street little was
done in the after part OF the day except
to NIL imperative orders brought in by trav-
cling statesmen, who will remain until Mon
day. In prices there was not an article on
which changes were ordered, and no mar
ket presented any new features. Water
melons and canteloupes are in unusually
large supply, and are selling low. Apples
are in better supply and are improving in
quality. with prices easing off a little.
Peaches, as well, are in better supply than
had been looked for earlier in the season.
and are selling at very reasonable figures.
Poultry, eggs and butter are firm at quo
~tations. but possibly lower prices will rule
after the 4th, but receipts are not large
when consumptive demand is considered.
In no line was there anything which called
for special comment.
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MONETARY.
Rates on Loans and Exchange-CIear-
ings and Balances.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS paper, 4Q6
per cent; time loans, soc per cent. Clear
ings. $2.O19, O95. go; balances, s126, 763.O4.
NEW YORK.-Call money firm at 3G6 per
cent; last loan, 8. Prime mercantile paper.
41ad5 per cent. Sterling exchange firm at
S4.S77A for demand, AS5Q4.S5A for sixty
days; posted rates. S4.S6d4.S6k and &SS12d
4.S9; commercial bills, &.S4A 1854. Clear
ings. 1922. 116. 1856; balances, s1s,673.0S3.
CHICAGO.-Posted exchange, 4.S6 for
sixty days, s4.SS1k on demand. New York
exchange. soc discount. Clearings, s32, $50.
97S; balances, 1885, ass.
BOSTON.-Clearings, $50. 204. 653; balances.
S2,297,7 53.
PHILADELPHIA. - Money, 4d412 per
cent. Clearings, s23, 63S, 224; balances, s., 945,-
492.
ST. LOUIS.-Money in active demand and
steady at 5G6 per cent. New York eX-
change, sec discount. Clearings, $l4,5 $50, 40
balances, $2,127 ,3S5.
BALTIMORE-Money, 4lkG5 per cent.
Clearings. Sc. 3s6.017; balances. $693, SIS.
CINCINNATI.-Money. 312d6 per cent.
New York exchange, 10c discount. Clear
ings, 3 1892 coo.