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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-25
BOOKINGS IS
 IMPRISONED
M'NAMAAA'e euccEseon SAD TO NAvE oeceiveo
 evgAvoNE.
Special NvOsss osssisA

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 24.-Hock tnGs. the successor of McNamara as secretary of the Structural Iron Work CTS. is proving himself to be one of the most amazing scoundrels that ever drew the breAth of life. The court yesterday decided that he had deceiv cd everyone and that his word could be no moro trusted than that of An. anias himself. IL also decided to double his baL and as he failed to secure the necessary amount he was placed in prison and there be now IS
 HockinSs is evidently of that class of blacksuards that arc shown now to have reached prominent places in labor circles all over the country and have done so only to take advantage of the real working men. His svi. dence against the members of the union showed him to be . coward and his further appearsnce show him to be sn absolutely reckless liar. It is gen. orally believed now that some of the men on trial may be quite innocent and were only the tools of c contsmp- tble bunch of sdventurers that made easy livinSs by using the unions which they got hold of by pretending to be the warmest adherents of labor and socislistic doctrines.
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SAYS JUO6E
 DISQUALIFIED
IN HAYS vS. PIONEER PLAIN
 riFFS FILES A REPLY.

That Judge C. D. Murane Is ais qualified in adjudicate in the presen, phase of the case of Hays vs. the Pioneer Mining Company is the claim now made by the plaintiff.
 The plaintiff filed today his reply to tho motion to set aside the motion for default and says that by reason of the suit of Murane vs. Chambers levying attachment hereunder the court is disqualified to pass upon the motion to vacate the default. Judge Murane got judgment against Chambers in the matter of the Bon Voyage claim.
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JOS 0ooS iNoAME

Joe Ou Bose WGs adjudgeo tasans this afternoon by . jury. In ths e0- dencs 1t came out that the pooe saiiov vent down to tho 0tsaaard Ou Wass. houses the other dsy and inquired for John b. Roekeesiisr. Not nndias him he insisted h opening the dooso to is, the nssh air circulate. During the hearine he sst h court quietly.
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rHis MORNING.

The Cold Storage market was open. ing up sone of the finest poultry ever seen in Nome. consisting of ducks geese, chickens and turkeys and the most pleading feature of the show ii the fact that 'Alsska's Best Friend is selling this ans line of birds cheaper than you could buy them today back in Missouri where they were fattened. @ you will notice from their price lis, advertised tn this paper.
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NORMAN MACK FOR FAIR. epseisl Nuaset ooevIea

NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-The com mission which will represent this state at the Panama exposition has left for San Francisco. It is composed of some of the most prominent capitalist and manufacturers in the East and Is headed by Norman Mack. New York is determined to take a great interest In the fair and its objects and will be represented as largely as it ever has been at any of the world expositions.
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Special Nugget esrviso

SpseiaI Nue0St oVrViee
 INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 2s.-ortie McManigsi testified today that the McNamarss had planned ., dynamit. [. the Panama canal According 70 the story of the witness thess plans had been formulated on q isrss scale. sev- erai men were to have been employed on the work and tons of dynamite would have been used The canal was to have been blown up ss places where the greatest damage could be inflicted. the intention being to destroy con.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

Have your clothes cleaned and pressed at the NOME TAILORING CO. between Segerstrom & Hagen's and zehner's Jewelry stores.
 We clean and renew furs. press and repair your clothes. make alterations in both ladies and gentlsman's clothes. dfst ciass workmanship. modern methods. prompt service. Come and Ooo un.
 NOME TAILORING co.
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CHARLEY WEckMAN HURT.

Charley Weckman had the two mid de fingers of his left hand so severe- iy crushed today while working on the Greenberg dredge that he may lose them. pr. Sloan who is attending him says he can hardly tell yet whether he can save the fingers Or rot.
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CARD OF THANKS.

Mrs. Louis Nelson wishes to thank the many friends of herself and hrr husband for their sympathy and kind ness during the affliction caused by Mr. Nelson's death
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wnEae n,N,moEn WAC k,..sc

The accident on the Tacoma Inter- urban line in which 9 people were injured the other day occurred at the ssme place at which Dr. Rininger met his desth by one of the cars of the line running down hts automobile.
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SEND YOUR LAUNDRY

To the Peoples Laundry where you will receive good work executed by none but white employees. who receive the standard wages.
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|M'NAMARAS WANTED
 DYNAMITE CANAL

pIstely the result of the most sxpen- sive work.
 In his evidence McManigal has no advanced any reason why the McNa maras intended the destruction of the canal, but it is assumed that 1t was calculated by the explosions to draw attention to the poor wages paid fin some cases 10 some classes of ths canal laborers.
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Canned onewbaIi caulif!ow,sr and esnas1 Dill PisltisA now sesds, ss esVedins c OsrDen.
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Msa oibsan wim Oivs privsss dane
 ins isssans. Al wiatse fsUs hessao| wssa sS ssleoAsns sl6s~ MasQvssads| suitss deRlaess. slswn suita ssS, ssf| VI" ,t,ha
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-25

We have large assortment of fancy holiday gift books. ready for mailing. lomen Bros.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-25

Have you see the birds for Thanks giving at the Mecca.
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MAIL ANNjve.

The niau from Taylor and the Kou. garok arrived about noon today.
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OUTSIDE BEER AT EAGLE

For outeids beer bottled e eN draft 60 to the Eagle. whsrs h saU bs ssoursd by the slass, bettis e sasA
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The homo paper is the Memo Daily Nugget
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-25

Real apple cider at lshmann's.
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FOR SALE.

Heating plant complete, also hrs proof safe at once. Holt.
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Fresh pumpkins and squash at Len . mans.
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Reel appis e;tsr at lshmsNn's.
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Have yeu tried the Tuna F;sh, juss like ehieksn. d Frssdins q oorssn.
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Reliance 1912 pack os bsrriss ss Breeding & Bosssn.
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New York Cotton Futures
Interior Cotton Movement

| Galveston: Steady; middling, 10 5-16c;
Ipet receipts, 619; gross receipts Wv
sales 1874; stock. 24.S31.
| New Orleans: Easy; middling, 1SBo;
| net receipts, 100; gross receipts, 972;
sales, 444; stock, 3e,171.
Mobile: Net receipts, lis; gross re-
ceipts. IFS; stock. 9S1; coastwise, 11S
Savannah: Steady; middling, IL Nc
net receipts, 1873; gross receipts, 1sSi
sales. 1876; stock, 22,7S4; coastwise
l95o.
Charleston: Stock. 421S; coastwise
Wilmington: Nominal; stock, Al.
Norfolk: Steady; middling, 13kc; net
receipts. 203; gross receipts, 2O3 sales,
396; stock, 1879; continent, 40;
coastwise, 1875.
Baltimore: Nominal; midling, 1885 G,
net receipts. 400; stock, 3145.
New York: Quiet; midling, 10. 1Oc;
net receipts SIS; gross receipts, 1870;
stock. 10000; coastwise, 1880.
Boston: Quiet; middllng, Is .10c;
gross receipts, 1850; stock, 1857; conti-
nent. 2SS.
Philadelphia: Steady, middling. 1850;
stock, 2537.
Total today, at all ports, net. 1901 /;
continent 69S; stock, 252,457.
Consolidated at all ports, net, 5439,
Great Britain $780, France, SIS; CONT
nent, 6676; Mexico. As.
Total since September l. at all ports,
net, II, $40, $40; Great Britain, 4,1S7.04b,
France, 616t,646; continent, 4,440,190;
Japan, 512,196; Mexico, 1861.
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Rec MARKETING
EASED PRICES DOWN
Misgiyings About Black
Rust Fade-Corn Off
&c to &c Up

Chicago, July 30.-Free marketing of new
wheat today from Iowa and Nebraska
eased prices down. Misgivings about black
rust faded. Latest trades varied from $50
&c lower to 14c advance. Corn finished a4c
off to &c up oats strung out from sc de-
cline TO 21sc rise, and provisions ranging
from 121kc less expensive to 2Isdoc in
crease In cost.
Arrivals of freshly harvested wheat not
only here but at other primary points
surprised spectators BY making a total
practically as big as for the correspond
Ing day, year ago. Fine weather In the
Dal<otas and Minnesota allayed fear as to
black rust damage Export business and
activity in a domestic merchandising way
helped rally wheat prices little during
the last half of the session.
The exports were for continental Eu-
rope. where the crop prospect was re-
ported to have become less favorable.
September swung between 933sc and s4Ac,
closing firm but CSC net lower at 9SAc. A
little rain in the southwest and predic-
lions, of more weakened corn. Values
later recovered in part when wheat dis
played tendency to harden. September
ranged from 65esc TO 66a4c, and closed
steady, sc net lower at 66c
Cash grades were easy. No. . yellow was
quoted at 7311Q74c.
Congestion in July oats resulted In thai
future bulging 2&c. although the actua
business in the option was not large. In
creasing sales from the country depressed
other months Limits touched for Sep
TENDER were a2s4q327sc and 33ssc, with tn,
close at 3Sc, or net los sof sc.
Provisions trade was small and price.
swayed in sympathy with quotations fol-
hogs. At the end of the day most Of
the deliveries showed a modest decline
compared with the prices OF yesterday
Future quotations We're as follows:
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NO CHANGE IN
THE CATHOLIC LAW

Washington, July So-No change in the
Roman Catholic church law relating to
marriages of Catholics with non-Cath-
olics in the United States has been made
by the recent order of the Pope affect
ing such cases, according to Monsigno
Bonaventura cerretti, secretary of the
papal legation. Monsignor Cerretti sale
today that the order as explained from
Rome. simply restored force to a provision
of church law governing mixed marriages
in Germany and Hungary. which had
been suspended in the early nineteenth
century. He viii not know whether the
petition restored in Germany ard Hungary
will affect this country until he is Official
ly advised by Rome.
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New Orleans Cotton Market

New Orleans, July 30-Cotton futures
openly barely steady at a decline of to
6 points on poor cables. 'rhe weather
map noted light showers widely scattered
over the cotton belt, but there were pri-
yate reports OF showers in Texas which
increased selling after the call The fore
cast was also called favorable as 1t pre-
dicted unsettled weather In Texas and
Oklahoma.
Longs today liquidated freely can con-
siderable fresh short selling was in evil
dcnce. At the end of the first half hour
prices were IL points under yesterday s
close on the trading month";.
Tho market was active throughout the
morning session. Bears applied severe
pressure at periods and the market re-
sponded to the selling although private
reports of moisture in the west could
not be confirmed and the detailed weather
reports noted extremely high tempera-
lures in both Texas and Oklahoma.
The weekly weather reports were called
bullish because they made such special
mention of drouthy conditions, but they
did not help the list much.
Longs offered next to no support and
the market appeared to be In the hands OF
traders who were working hard for re-
action before the bureau report on con-
dition Friday. AT the lowest of the morn
ing prices were Is to q points under yes
terday At noon they were at this level.
In the afternoon the list was affected
by reports of rains In Texas and Okla
homa. Half an hour before the close the
trading points were to points down.
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SENSATIONAL BREAK
IN COTTON PRICES
Heavy General Realizing in
Market-Close Steady on
Slight Recovery

New York, July sO.--There was heaVy
realizing or liquidation In the cotton
market today. and a sensational break IN
nrices with october contracts selling near
ly 12c below the high record OF yesteruas'
The close was steady at slight reooV-
cry from the lowest but last prices
showed net loss of from % TO 90 points,
The market opened irregular at ae-
cline of points to an advance Vi
noints and seemed very nervous and I'M
settled from the start. AT nrst theie Was
evidence of a good demand on every lttie
break. hut prices gradually worked OH,
and it was said around the ring tnat all
the older long lines were being reduced
while the demand was supposed to come
largely from covering or fresh buyers IN
| huenced by the continued dry, hot weather
| In the southwest. After showing net
loss OF from 20 to "A points the marke.
rallied ON the detailed weather report
showing excessively high temperatures IN
the Houston district during the past "a
hours and report indicating rapid oe-
| terioration in parts of Texas.
The weekly report of the weather bureau
read favorably as to conditions outside OF
Texas and Oklahoma. however. and me
market became very weak during the art
ernoon when private reports were received
of light rains or showers at various
points in the western belt. Stop orders
were uncovered as the market broke I'M
der the low point of the morning ana
liquidation or realizing was general oc-
| totber declined to 12.71c. comparing with
10 .2oc, the high point of yesterday MORN
Ting. and 1S.06c at the close last night AT
this level selling became a little aggres-
sive, and last prices were to . points
up from the lowest on realizing by shorts.
Receipts today. 1901 bales, against ssS
last week and 114s last year Today's re-
ceipts at Galveston. 80, asainst 1913 last
year; at New Orleans. 100. against $40 last
year, and at Houston. 80, against 1l7S last
year.
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BRISK TRADE ON
MORRIS AVENUE
Few Changes in Prices.
Peaches Now Very
Scarce

The brisk trade Monday on Morris
avenue continues with very few changes
in price quotations. Pork loins on the
dry salt meat markest advanced l "a c
a pound and this was the only sub
stantial change in price yesterday.
Trading on the dry SAT- market was
very light and the supply was plenti-
full.
In the produce markets no changes in
prices were recorded. and fair trade
was enjoyed. Peaches are very scarce
and command a high price. Coffee and
sugar continued its good trade with firm
prices. The fish markets are well
stocked, but the demand is poor.
Creamery products and eggs retain for
mer quotations, as the Elgin butter
hoard ordered no changes. Eggs are
expected to go higher before the week
Is out. The grain merchants reported
receiving new wheat flour and prices
went down and will go much lower
within the next 80 days.
Yesterdays wholesale ce3tations fol-
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QUEBEC PROVINCE
BESTS PARLIAMENT

London. Eng, July 30.-The judicial
committee OF the privy council has de-
cided the Quebec ne temere marriage
question in favor of the province OF Que
bee and against the proposed legislation
of the Dominion parliament. This body
undertook to provide that no law or
canonical decree or custom of any prov
ince should have force or effect to In
validate any marriage performed by any
competent official. The papal decree de-
clared to be valid the marriage of two
Catholics or a vow between a Catholic
and Protestant must be performed with
the sanction of the Catholic parish nrias,
The lord chancellor In delivering ind
ment said that the proposed bill was
beyond the powers of the Dominion
parliament.
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-s'~~-, sUuInernS, Ifyarke
stead yto 1Gc higher; dressed beefNane
export steers, IS .5OQs.7O; southern steers
$a.'og5.b0; southern cows, SO. SOFAS. 80. ma
tive cows, So. 25Q6:75: calves, s4.5OGS IN
Hogs-Receipts, 10000; market steady +,
DC higher; bulk of sales, 81. s5aS. Ca. heavy
st.sq.. 80; packers and butchers 81 500,
$40; lights, s7.s5aS 10; pigs, s6a6. 70.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; market steady 20
loc higher lambs. S. 50dl7. As iyearlings "a
@4.15; wethers. 50 .9oel4. 40; ewes, SO. 50Sl4 q
stockers,. $2.50a4.so. 7 r
st. Louis July 30.-Catttle-R Receipts.
62Oo. including 700 Texans; market strong.
native shipping and export steers, ss0s9 3d.
dressed and butcher steers, seas 50
stockers, $4.50Q6. so; calves, seas. 25: Texas
and Oklahoma steers, 450otS. 25: cows and
heifers, So 50@7 so.
Hogs Receipts. goo; market steady.
pigs and lights, s6.75ds. s71h: mixed and
butchers, ss.15aS. 37ls; good heavy. 81 100o
S.25.
Sheep Receipts. sl00 market strong.
muttons. ss.75a4.75; lambs, S.. soar "a
stockers. s20a. ~ n, n
Louisville. July 3O-Catttle- Receif5fss
$50 s-~
Hogs-Recelpts, 500; market steady;
range. s4.50Qs. IS.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 200: mar
ket firm on choice lambs; bulk of best
lambs. 7Q71sc; few fancy higher. Sheep
&c down.
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Hubbard Bros. & Co.'S Letter

New York, July 30.-(Specia1.)-T fiuc
tuations have beep wild and irregula
due mainly to rumors as to the Texas
situation. Liquidation was immense and
Wall street selling heavy.
Texas reports intense heat and advices
OF rain following the heat wave re-
move all motive for support The weak
ness was pronounced and 1t Is asked how
far the poor Texas condition and else
where has been discounted by the com
ing bureau report. Further erratic move
ments are expected and the trade gem
orally is nervous.
The Journal of Commerce reports OF the
Georgia crop are conflicting. Louisiana
holds It's own.
The weekly bureau reports that Texas
Oklahoma, Arkansas and South Carolina
need rain.
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RAD|NG IN STOCKS
ABSOLUTELY DOg
lsaling Falls to Point WY
I Ceased to Possess
Passing Impottap

A Ell
Sew York. July se-rfdig Il ceased
ituay fell to the point WI rtanca For
E Y possess even PASSING -, were
tie first four hours III 'ea,ls
i's sthan 100000 sharef "nien -
oae-half was done inI nrs' houl' -
/ tie late dealings aftd4 series OIL mean
ngless movementsI business pe'a'ie
slightly more aninfd.
The one popular eason advanced for
today's stagnatlo Jay in the fact that
traders and the tancial community as
whole were awung publication of the
United States sci earnings for the sec
end quarter of le year, This report was
not available ,f1til after the markets
close, so the fessional element deemed
1T wise to nike no new ventures for
either side Of he account
! IN the. wayff general news the only in
.csung deIlopments consisted of an
tner adva1s in prices OF steel manu-
fctured pIJhicts and the ideal crop con-
IONS rep1ted from the middle west and
ltnWest Estates. In the local money
IAet tyre was a further stiffenng of
io2 the longer periods this fact
ieialnH with the outlook for tighter
ney he west. Call loans were made
per cent with the bulk of the
"a shade lower
~2eel statement showed total earn
slltly in excess of s25, 100000, which
inne With most favorable forecasts
ipme iparily known as net earn.
hgs apunte, % SIS, 429,294, compared witt
$12 1OI5 in the preceding quarter. Aftei
pawn regular dividends the quarter:
l surps was reduced to S56, ASS.
: Thbond market was unchanged saw,
for surther weakness in Missouri Pa.
fours. Total sales, par value, wer,
$500.
! Iilted States government boids wer,
fhanged on call.
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SHARP DECLINE IN
COTTON MARKE7

New York, July sO.-There was a sharp
decline In the cotton market today with
new crop deliveries selling about 80 points
under the closing price OF yesterday and
nearly half cent more per bale under
the record of yesterday morning as a
result of liquidation. Reports of i'm
proved crop conditions in the eastern
belt and of showers In the drouthy sec
tons Of Oklahoma seemed 20 inspire sell
ers In connection with reports thattrade
demand had slackened aroun1 the 10 cent
level and claims that a bulijsh crop re-
port from the government next Friday
had been fully discounted.
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CALERO RETURNS
HOME NEXT WEEK

Washington, July D.-Senor CaIero,
Mexican ambassador, will go to Mexico
City next week to take up with his for
eign office several plans which he has
submitted TO the state department here
for the settlement Of the long pending
controversy over the Chamasal zone, a
tract of about 500 acres along the Rio
Grande in the city of Ell Paso, which is
claimed by both the United States and
Mexico.
The ambassador refused to disclose the
character Of the proposed settlement. He
declared that he would refuse to be a
IS government also
would to any monetary settlement agree
appreciably on sovereign land rights.
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Liyerpool Cotton Market

Liverpool, July 30.-Moderate business In
spot cotton. Prices unchanged. American
middling fair, SEED; good middling. 7.S9d;
middling, 7.53d; low middling, 729d; good
ordinary esd; ordinary. 6.33d.
Sales were 5000 bales, OF which 500 were
for speculation and export and included
200 American. Receipts 1000 bales, includ-
ing 400 American.
Futures opened firm and closed easy
July, 7.25d; July-August, 7.22d; August
September. lid; September October,
7041hd October November, 6961ad; No
vember- December, 6.9id; December-Jan-
uary, January February, 69O1sd; Febru-
ary-March, 691d; March-April. 6.9215d;
April-May, 6.9219d; May-June, 6.93Rd.
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SEASE POSTPONES
MASSEE HEARING

spartanburg, S. c., July 3o.-Circuit
Judge sease postponed from Aug
tie caring in the case
of W. ]. Massee, the Macon. Ga, capital
o7d TO appear here for
hearing in the requisltion proceedings in
SIT ~ by the state of Tennessee. This
actiar follows the withdrawal of the
revocation Of the requfsition by Governor
l4oopes OF Tennessee. The governor Of
South Carolina has decided to let Judge
Sease determine whether Massee shall
be surrendered to the Tennessee au-
thoril:es.
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Available Supplies

New York, July 3o.-Speclal cable and
teie 1aphic communications received by
Bradstreets show the following changes
in available supplies as compared with
the previous account: Available supplies
increased 151,O00 bushels.
Wheat: United States, west OF Rockies,
decreased $50 900; Canada decreased IT,
0cl total United States and Canada de-
creased $4,000; afioat for and in Europe
decreased 800, 1000 bushels; total American
am .uropean supply decreased 1.756000.
Corn: United States and Canada de-
creased $4,000.
Us. United States and Canada de-
creased 100000. Among leading increases
was Nashville. 1000.
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Fruits and Produce

Apples new, per bushel, s1.50@2;
peaches. selected, per crate. s1@1.50:
peaches, not selected, per crate, 5Oc@
ST. plums. per crate. 50; California
oranges. per BOX, $40s5; lemons, i'm
ported, per box, s55o96; cabbage, per
pound. &c; onions, per pound, 21zc; Irish
potatoes. per bushel. $1.10@ 1.20; can
taloupes. per crate, s2@2.50; water
melons, 15d25c; lines. per hundred, ST.
bananas, per bunch, $1.2591.50; sweet
potatoes. per hamper, s150; grapes.
epr crate. s1.25@15o; pears. per bar
rel, SO.