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o Psn r ae edn is Su er e oan ir * q s WATERTOWN DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 8, 1895, | arg visit to WitERrtowi Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, June 11, 12 and 13, Cheese Ends the Week With- ar tH®s © 'J- “I Sf Ho us E, Cheese Trade Items-The Parlors Nos, 5 and 6. coy Mrs. R. L. Smith, N. D., Will be at her SYRACUSE office, No. 228 W. Fayette streot, Eyery Satunpay. asking any questions, or having any pre- yous knowledge of your complaint. The trains | It is possible that a spec ia doctor is a graduste of both -the-oid- art * new school of medicine, with a practice of uver 3) years, and will guarantee a cure in Latarrh, Bronchitts, Incipient Consump. ti m. Ryspepsia, Rbhenamatism, Cancers and all d peculiar to men, women and ghildren. \ _._ . | during the summer months at a | moderate Dr. Smith can tell your disensa without Ne w Yotk sir May 1, out Improvement Advance in Lemons-Farm and Market News- Berry Culture for June. The past week has been a disappointing ,J oue in the cheese trade, The improvement previously manifested seems to have lost its force, und the market is closing the week with little animation on the part of lhe'buyers. Much of the cheese which has arrived at New York during the past ten days hm been more or less affected by the heat. | There is an urgent need of more protection to the cheese during the season of warm weather from the time it leaves the factory yntil it reaches its fingl desti- nat.on. Some of the finest cheese areotten sold at a low price because they have been injured by the hot weather in tramat. Many of the Jefferson county | fuctorymen procured canvas covers last season to be used on the wagons delivering cheese to the depot and the plan should be genern'ly adoptel wherever the factory is not located in the iminediate vicinity of | the depot. These covers protect the cheese from the beat of the sun, as well as from dust or ra unl If artangernents could be made for transporting the cheese in refrigerator cars Tf erand th theese at their destination be itnproved so that cheese nwaiting sile would be safe from the effect of extreme beat, it would be a great buon to our dairymen. The American Express company has been run- ning refrigerator cars from this section to theas cass boing at- tached to some of the regu'ar passenger Fri-ducal rate could be see ure) from the express company the shipments were made lyre enough to make it an ubject. It the dairy men could be assured that the ¢rauspurta- trem of their cheese by refrigera@y cars would result in its sale at better pMices on account of the improved condition of e cheese would go the ct on agri k i It pmith will?» in Utica, Easier hotel? but lizmfih'flbt th‘thfixm bees vou (5 and. Testimonials. June 5, 6 L i given at her office when desired. If your case is incurable, Mrs. Smith will frankly tell you so. JELLIFFE, WRIGHT & €0,, PRODUCE MERCHANTS, Butter, Eggs and Poultry, Washington Strcet, Dressed Moats, 23, A and 26 Grace Avenue. Woeat Washington Markot Live Stock, Union Stock Yards, foot of West 60th Btreot. faylor Jolliffe, James Wright, Frod L. Jel. T liffe, Now York. Address all correapondonce to Main office, 1} Washingich \treat. Refer to Irving National Bank, Paragon Hall Plaster. The quickest drying Mortar In market. Can paper on It in two hours Paragon is n bew morter, sold in Watertown for eight years. Parogon comes already propared. \ou bave no bother drawing sand; simply aid water to Paragon. Write or call and got a Ano illustrated Book with fuil infor- mation in regard to Paragon, at G. P. ENGLEHARTS, - 10 Factory Btract. Jefferson County Fair, 1895. The following STAKE RACES to be contested for nt the Fair, Sept, 10-13, the entries to which closed May Ist, did not fill, and will be held open until June 10th; herses to be eligible May 1st, 1895. ftaka No, ! $200-Trotting feals of Stake No.2 m—mwg apd pacing foals o btake No. 8 $§100-Trotters rlmd pacers; throo minute class. Btmke No, 4 $100-Trottors, 3 40 class. take No, 5 3 30 clasa. fake No. 6 $500-Trotters, 2.29 class. btake No.1, $500-Trotters and pacers, 2:4 cluss. Etake No. 8 $1,000-Trotters and pacers, 2 13 cines. For Entry Blanks, &0.. address, W. K. SKEELS, Secretary, Watertown, N. Y. Reid's Improved Danish Separator! The simplest and Best, Has a grontor on- pacity than uni other Separator on the market. ## ~Looal Agents wanted in the counties of Clinton. Frankiin, Bt, Lawrence, <Jefferson, Lowis, Onolda, Uswego, Herkimer, Ham- flton, Essex, Fulton. Worren Montgomery, Washington and Saratoga, Send for Circular. D. FRANK ELLIS, General Agent, Potsdam, N. Y. Dr.J.F. Huntington Dentist, will Remove JUNE 6th - First Floor New Smith Building, in rooms formerly oc- cupied by W. H, Smith, _ CHICAE fesward in wed ears It wound do away with a large amount of- trouble b tween ] factories ond bu; on chegse which arrived in market in bad cemdition Cheese #hich are made fof the home trade markets ate more subject toin. Jury from heat in transportation on as count of being made hore soft and open, and a development of the bome trade mar- ket will demand improved facthties for transportation. Keep the Rose Foliage Green. The russ are blossoming in the gardens, the most precious of June's gifts. These are but the earlier varieties and aro transient in their bloum, and the regal flowers grow mere and more splendid as the «rason advances An authority an their culture gives this advice about caring for them Npthing adds so much to the beauty and } charm of a ruse os on abundance of its own fae foliage, preeerved in- clean and vigorous health. The bushes. therefore, should be thrasbed daily, frum now on- ward. with clear cold water, either from the hase or a ay ringe of free and generous delivery, appiving -it especially to the under sides of the leaves where thrips and at ber pests lurk This is a cheap and very effective means of keeping all such in- truder in cheek, for besides being obnox- tous to them, it disladges hosts of them from the bushes, and thus relietes the plants fora time, at least, from their ravages If from insufficient caro or other cause the feliage has become hadly infested ur eaten, an Ammiediato should be given them of white tells-ham, mixed aith scap sais to make dt adhere. This wall generally put the cnemy to rout, and after M hours can bo washed off with the shower-bath, w hach will then, if faithfully followed up through the blooming season, keep the foliage in good condition There is, however, ane exception ; the rosebug, when he comes, will yicld to no other known rrmedy than hand -picking. Take a hasin of water and go out in the cool of the early morning the most delicious part of the day, by the way, when one should be out ameng the ruses on all actounta- and pr k off these long-legged marawlers w hile they are ton sutl to fiy away They will be found mest abundant upin the w bite nea-which are a good trap for mere of less, aitd are extravagantly fond of que bo ssems of the grape aise thich should obe wate hel therefore, in the inter- ests of the coming ctop The Advance in Lemons, New York Bulletin The cold weather at the beginning of the season having put hack the lemon crop, receipts of the fruit at this port until n comparatively recent date foi far below the average and at one time there was a shortage of | fully | lon nun as compared with the arrivals here for the on rrvspending pericd last year, One or two nes atul fast boats Fave heen post mto the trade this season | and conse- quently the shortage has been to an extent made up. so that at the present time we are not more: than 40,000 of | 45.000 boxes behind the receipts for the seasen | of 1M to this date, and the indications are that before the end of the season the «hortage Ail] be comple tety covered T anl s ithin the past week or ten days the consuming de- mand was much below the average. (dis- tributers having held back orders asmting a bitter chance to market goods When the recent hot spell came they wor caught w rth short stea ke, and the oargent orders sent to this market had the effect of cans- ing a shatp and considerable advance | To- day pmees are 30 to 50° per cent. higher than they were a week igo, but it is be. eved that the hrmit of U® upwanl move, ment has hen reached for the present The pres demand, which is an setive ane even for thos season, is bgsed on actual needs of consuteption. - There has been an interest that is a usual feature of the mar- ket at this season of the year. \Cheese Irade Items. at Montreal Monday st 7i$e - have been commission man. , The offerings -at Brockville Thareday and 2) colore t at 740 and 130 colored ' at T%,e - Sales were made after the - beard closed at 756, - tor both w lite and colored. At the Kingston hourd - the sales were ; 73se j grhr‘ afferings at Listowel, Ont., were 4.1948} boges last half of May cherse. - The snles were: 120 boxes at 75.5. $17 hoses at Tat, and 260 boxes at 7 5-166) 00 The balk of the cheese were held over. © Ome year ago-8.055 boxes of vhoqvn were sold at the Watertown Produce Exchange at from 8g to Oc, the ruling being *¥%c. The bulk of the sales were for Montrea}. On thecorresponding gay in 1803 the sales wore 4,653 boxes at 8l,@9\%e the ruling 8%gc. a. 'The cheese for the last 15 days of April at the Cook Bros.' factory at Denmark sold for fc per pound; average net to patrons, dic per 100 pounds milk: number pounds of milk for one pound of cheese 10, 569, R The Gouverneur chetse factory is making 18 cheese per defy. IHE MSN MREB] \ es,. them. thervfore-but infest all roses | almost entire absence of the speculative About 2.000 chose which were bought thrown up and placa in the hands of a were 3.4 boxes. The sales were 29 white 1,900 boxes at 75i9¢, M9 nt f f 1m, 100 at Berry Cuiture in June. be thoroughly mulched. First, by cultivat- , ing and hoeing the surface soil; followed at once by an application of green clover, conurse manure, straw or some other Coarse |- hitter. Clover , is bst, being free from noxious weeds and rich in plant-food, Mulch should be pluced aroung each | hill four or five inches deep, }paving about three feet between the rows for cultivation during the summer, This treatment retains moisture near the surface, prevents the growth of weeds, keeps the berries clean enriches the soil and is the only pmfllcai sateguard against drouth. When new canes of the blackberry and raspberry are 15 inches high, nip off about two inches of the tip; this will check the upward growth of the plant, cause several new branches to grow and greatly increases the bearing surface of the canes. AD weak cunes should be cut out, This treatment fin-w a low stm'kf well-formed bush, not inble to damage by severe storms, The new growth of grupes should also b; slxulilened from time to time by pinchin ick, A well-cultivated blackberry bush will usually set more fruit than it can mature. The quality ahd size of berry may by greatly improved without reducing quan- tity, by trimming off one-fourth or one- third of the fruit stem, This is also true uf the plum, grape and many other fruits. New strawberry beds should not be al- lowed to bear fruit the first season. Pick off all buds and blooms. The maturity of seed is very exhausting, and if allowed to grow, will greatly reduce vigor of new ants. For this season strawberry plants rom old beds should never be used. The best preventive of disease among berry plants is clean cultivation and severe gflm'wmrfulix currants and gum will appear on the lower leaves soon, after the fruit forms. The remedy for this pest is so simple, , there is no cause for neglect» Ing its use: One ounce of white hellebore dissolved in two gallons of water, applied with ig or brush bruum, wh worms fitst app¥ar, will exterminate therm. Two or possibly three applications may be necessary. Paris green is also used in the samo manner. Farm and Market. Charles G. Banister, of this city, has prorchised of Henry Stevens & Son, of Lacona, their Shetland stallion, Major, for breeding purposes. All dairymen will await with interest the experiment to be made at the Manns- ville choese factory noxt week of making cheese separately from two wats of milk, une testing low in butter fat and the other high The milk from the two vats is to rece ive precisely the same treatment in he- ing manufactured into cheese, and the; roduct of each vat of milk is to be sold n the market on its film“ The dairies entered in the test aro those of Henry Stevens, of Lacuna, and Messrs. Porter, Ureneil and Mattison, of Pierrepont Manor. W. W. Hall, E. A. Ayors and C. 8. Kellogg, of the state dairy department, are firmed to assist in making the test. A blight is affecting the. maple trees in the vicinity of Camden. The leaves are covensl with lice. The first boine-grown strawberries made their appearance in Oneida Monday, at X per quart. A farmer tried an experiment last year, says an exchange, to seo whether potatoes paid him best sald from the field st cur- rent prices, or stored till spring. He put away 100 bushels at M Pounds to the bushel In April he weighed them and found them sunk to %3 bushels, Aftor sorting there resonined 78. These at 6Ocents per bushel brought $080; and for the rame he could have in tne field ot the time of digri 7? In addgion the cartage would hava been saved, interest on muney, and valuable time in thp spring. Dandelions are unlusuaily numerous in meadows and pastures this seagon. Reports from varioustsections of north- ern New York show an increased acreage planted to fodder corn. This is an indica- tin of progress in the dairy industry. Experiments are bolus mado by horticalt- tur.sts to eliminate seeds from sme kinds of fruits by cultivation. The California navel oranges are an cxample of seedless fruit Bome varieties of apples havo been gmlnood which are soediess, but such Isck avor The Sultan raisins of Euro?» are seedless gropes. A prominent California fruit grewer is exportmenting with the Muscat grape the leading mmialif grape of that state, solecting cuttings from vines which pro- duce less than the normal number of seeds, In this manner be prnq‘mcs to got rid of the seeds eventually. The banana is also a seedless fruit, and the pineapple nearly so. LATEST NEW YORK MARKETS. Live Stock. Xew Yon, JuneS-11 a. x.-{Bpecial.] -Today's quotations on live stock aro: Veais, $3.50 to $5.25 per hundred; bulls, $250 to $3; hogs, $4.75 to $5; good spring lambs, $5 to $6, Butter. New Yorr, June 8-1 r. m.-{[Special.] Receipts, 7,906 packages. A moderate de- mand today. - Fine stock has worked out protty weli and the feeling is firm. Creamery state and Pnnn.estm..‘.l§ Q- gantrrn crtras sco e}. ll; Tz Irate 0 ee. kee 0 Recond# se > . 14 (!5 State dairy half firkins tubs ext 17 @- Firsts |. 600. -) ..15 {a Reconds 222 i Wolsh tubs Firsts 22... 15 Qi8 Seconds .. ... .. 202.2 . 18 14 Thirds . Receipts, 3,021 boxes. The market is quiet, but there was a fair business in the best full cream, stock cleaning up quite closely an the basis of 7 cents for fancy colored large and 65(« Tc for white. Part skims are quiet and seldom bring over 4 cents. State full cream largo colored fancy 7 @- White fancy _ 0 ...ll 0-860 1 Prime to choiGe .............- . 552-2 ofi Fair to good ........0 00 se cee 534 6 Common | ... .... 5 8 Eian'l size fancy . T ei- Goo, ta cnolce. .. 1 1:1 Common to 'fair. 540 0 Part skims choico @ 4 ~- 240 14 Fair to prime.... Common ©. Lo > 2 - Full skims....... e vee ecs ead 1% LIYERPOOL QUOTATIONS To N.Y. PRODUCB EXCHANGE. Ohease-Amarican white. s., 0d,;- colored, 12s. 0d. Eggs. Theo market is firmer at Receipts, 4,168 packages. Hay and Straw. . [Special to the Tru 28.1 New York, June 8-1:30 r. x.-Hay steady and without material change. Receipts continue moderate, but are guflicient for all requirements. Straw in moderate request, and steady. Receipts of hay: Hudson River R. R., 20 cara; Erig R. R. 10 cars; Pennsylvania R. R., 4 cars; D. L.. & W. K. R.. 1 car; West Shore B. R., 21 cars; Leligh Valley R. R., 12 cars; N. Y., 0. & W. K. R, 1 car; Cen- tral R. R. of N. J., 1, car; river boats, 26 cars, Receipts of straw: river boats, 7 cars. . Per 100 Jos. Por 100 Ibs Prime timothy..73@- Salt To, 1.............T0%- | Straw No. 2.............05@- Long rye.......85 tek elsie c+, ++ 20000 ‘Ihorr.tyc.......8‘3“ £40, Claver, mlxod...60?lg5 oltuunun|lu‘5. HD Ge v a nev a » NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET REVIEW. This morning's New York Commercial Bulletin gives the following, review of yesterday's produce market: Butier, * Friday Evening, June 7. The receipts of fancy creamery are not large, many of the finest marks showing more or less effects'of the late cstreme bent, and this trouble is expected to be more marked by nest week. Goods arrive ing on contract cannot be sold at a profit, and bulk going direct into store, - while the strictlyggommiwion fancy goads bave been cleaned up | preity crosely so that the supply of perfect | quality in suitable quantity for pefrigetators is not large, and with a few speculative buyers looking for ong lines at 180, | the matket holds fairly firmly on that basis tor the moment; in faot, some long lines have boen taken at 18';@I18%e, but speculative buying is not general and the local demind for current use is moderate and the market lacks any under current of strength _ Goods showing slight efects of heat have to - be shaded, and where such - défects are prominent values are uncertain. |_ Good firsts secure fair attention and steadily held at 16@17c, but lower grades slow ond irregular, Cheese. The market is winding up unsatiefac- torily. | Export orders wore light and some concession had to be made to attract atten- tion. - Occasional oral lot of fancy colored and dead. white were | passed early at 7'.,c, but as the day wore en the market settled to 7¢ as the extreme arnd stock had to be perfect to attrict attention at that price, and some lots that on an ordinary market would have been taken At - top x Bb WLL 3% cheese perfect in every other respect except a tinge of yellow color wore offered _ at 6¥e. - Most of the finest | cheese. however, gre cleaning up, but¥caving those prices hgd to be cut matemally | some really geal cheese but show {as a Ltile edfrct of- the heat selling at 6G@B'ye url | mhuge defective lots ranging dow n to M45! ,i. yall | size full cream | colored cleaned up clescly alow though fancy lets held about stead i!} At | Cattaraugus - yesterday | 2,000 | hows sold, rulingglo. but later all sales - wery called off except one lot to Halumore and balance consigned to New York. & _ Hops. A slight improvement in sales to brewers is about the only feature to note for the day. - There was little negotiation between denters, and that chiefly for very fine grienis that aro parUietutarty scarce. Ex- «port interest is accordingly | tame. | Prices stunmd about as | quoted previously during the week. and 3m market apprurs steady in the face of its duliness. - - \o _ waATERTOWN MARKE. W argrtows Orrics, Saturday, June 8. Thore was no change in the local pro- duce market today, better solling at 16 (@16¢, and eggs l1@12%c. Theso were just the prices current a year igo in this . market. * Tho receipts of strawberrics, as usual on Saturday, were in and nggregated 4,500 quarts, - They wholesaled at from 10 to 12 cents and retailed mostly at 14 cents, a few berrics from western New York retailing at 156. The receipts today came from western Now Y ork, Now Jersoy and Maryland. - Increased shipments of New York state berries are expected early next week, with lower prices and a: improvement in the quality of tho i t. B. J. Case, of the fruit firm of Case & Norris, of , Wayne county, was here yesterday making arrangements for shipments o fruit to is market during the semson. Ho says the damages to fruit from frost in western New York are notntarly so severs as have boon reported, and that there will be a plenty of fruit, especially rapes, which wore eupgaealho be in- jured more severely an any other fruit. Mr. Case states that improved shipping facilities have been secured by them for their fruit trade this season, and that arrivals will be much more prompt than last seasom, which means, of courso, fruit hore in better con- dition. New carrots aro in the market at 5¢ bunch. Potatoes sold here for 75 and 80 cents a yearsgo. Now 30c is about all that can bo secured. Watertown Produce Exchange. The cheese market today does not show the activity manifested last week; it is doubtful whether the prices received will reach last Saturday's figures. The bayers resort. considerable cheese as ar- riving at New York in a beated condi- tion during the past week. John C. McAdam shipped several hundred boxes of Oneida county cheese to New York ing refrigerator car by freight this week. He reports that the cheese arrived in New York in splendid should be made either with the express company or the railmad to ship Jefferson cqunty cheese in iced cars. Mr, E. Coon, of Coon Brothers, Phila- delphia, Pa., was at the Exchange today. All the regular buyers.wére also present. -at 7}and Tic last week at Canton and Ogdensburg by an Ogdensburg buyer the condition of the market. Jobbers' Prices to Dealers. Boring Pat: $1.90@5-10° Co Riga? our?..f...sa'fiu Buckwhent....... %. Pastry §4 I% Rotled Onts...... 4.00 &tvaight Roller.. 450 Rolled Oats, half Grakhat ......... 450 - bol... ...s}... 2.85 YEED. wt Corn meal...... . $200 | Canadile ...... $21.0 Cracked corn . . 2.0 Bran. .... .. 18.00 Corn and Oats, . 2° 00 Screenings...... 20,00 Oil meal......... £90 a ataans. §5 51 Confec. si to 543 Windsor A 4 5 8 Empire A... , _A 57 520 Extra C..... 4 MQW; 483 Yellows.....5 6°@3 8 New Orleans, flgcfn Centrifugal, cholebgu s ea pec cue . . BHB wes ane epee New Orleans,choto.. Centrifugal, fair.... Now Oricans, fair .. Centrifugal, common ole o/ mapsto o...... ...... .16@1Bo, sYRUPS. Vanilla........- figs: sugar syr'p chofce Sie White drips... . S5 N RICE. ”Egg; ififiazzzzzzm > Apricots ...... .10@120 MlllnlLond‘ Be “7:35 firctarinesflmmm Secdliets “12513? “(1.3100 3 as, .'3”'...4{Q% Figo Prunes, Cal.....8@ite Ourtants.re-ol. Evap. apples.. No * Vostizza. Peaches, Cal. .. 100110 + SALE PORK AND LARD. . Butt pork bbi...811.5) Pure lard tleroes.T%%0 Pgllm“ Incl 5113?) pill: bere «594 ear bac -'_ Lard compthgam R . So Steo 7.50025.00\ Gow : beof ° Smgfi\ {§§..‘..Sr@$10 Boaf loin... .... ll@iHo Steer foro quar..... , Pork... .. $8.50 » ....-...u?.,~ee’5@0 Mutton... cern Hams - shoulders 1%80 {Mfujh bs luatus ti lug - Bacon .. [tgs al hams .... bq ~ Bologna e Dried beef ..., ligo - FrankfOr - wo ralt cod, strips, . buil tod, bricks. Qx0 Mackerel, }§ bbi. $8.50 Cra nges, Yesalt as Pu aol. Br mk .. . $1.0040;8.25 Drudat. per hun | Lemons 2...-854580 « . 2. br BIS mtrawb'ries ... 10146 Bermad vrorTtaABLES. , onde Onions, Beans medium' por - $110 buster .. $2.2 k“ < . $07) string pet w dela t B.,, plis basket, s..... $3.25 Farmers' Wholesale Prices. BL PTH iL Gress made ,. (12 gdh R +uGs Cratis 00 - Basket lotS. ,...... 120 Yra 8. I otators,bu.... tnrcrkm'h pr 1b34y ly: Fowls. Bptitg iatubs. , to Yeals . Beef. cow, owt. Mutton . Ro Cll $0346 Fowis. Beef, stets. Cat V enis. per lo.... .b@ro «60 Cen BAT Pork... . S608 Oats, per bu 834 0 Hay, tou . $8.« Oat straw ..... $508 Woop. Dry bard. ger alBi.n Linen hard...... $2.00 Cows, No. 1. jerib ic Veals iB!4:b,Nod 100 t ows s dey you | Vids, No.3, 96 Bags t bbs and une Veab kivs.. Bul.». over mabs, No - No 2. , pa But's. gratby. ity wo Meers, I © steers prably . (@> - and urime#1 $ub6 35 La BJrits, : slhute, |. * MF % __ arog cut. . 50 elcons, No / BS THIER K titt horwnt, Doacous, No. Z - Hough tabow -\55‘A . woor Uuwasned H@iso Wasted ..... Mibilo * Retailers' Prices. Butter.dairy... &o hutter. in Jars.....l80° Butter, creamery. Ho Egge, per dog.... 140 scarce and firm, but small white rathork W1. {31:31ka per mum. Finnan $6410.11 46. Herring. per Iboifx BMOKED MEATS. risn | Halibut.. .. Bhu@1!té0 But 4 o Herrings, bx. 12zu000 PRES RFRUITS. Bananas per bunch, LIVE MFATS. M utton Datk ssa D MEATS, ot A IN, + tax Aw. (loose.) HIbLS AN b PDLTS dor, Nus 1 1 No. }. per ib Sac Grass Horse hides, largo &+ sco dlorke Litdes, sinall BUTTER aND foos Curse. Fu .. lis Neufchatel. ... to New . 140 Plalad'Ip'a cream | Bagot . Pineapple English dairy .. ~ Edam cs u,) #1 DeBrie, eact, _. 150° €lyb touse .... 5KDtv0 BALT AND SMOKED We. Balmon vEOFTABLEs. Potatoes.. bu.. ..o:c. hew onions b'noh..5o Potatocm. beck. . be. ib.. dig nanu..e0, s ..%0 Radishes, Ib. _. Rer;nuda on. ib.. Wis Letruce lbuntz‘txu‘SC‘JJc L220 ( uecumbers, ea .8Q1vo Plo plant bun. 8o va rabbugo,. ib. @? New potstoes.pk 06 o Beots, bunch.. .. l2¢ Massina oranges!3® © Bananas,doz.. . 8, Cal, oranges... Rafsins Cal rush a0, Uhorrles.. ..200. London Table Ralalnmlgfib— Currants. ...100.6t-- 28 Beans, per qt @lto. Ib asparagus. 0° ~tring veans,lb,. I2! FREREH TRCITA \Htraworries.qt lfilbo ppm,; Goze. 1084 c Pinoappics ... 1(@B:bo DRIED FRUTra @- To a Apricots. . ...»15@i00, tho \o sar. 12 ..... .. 180 Fronch Seodic «.l80.@- ca.liMGle Sugar. per Ib. N. Orleans, por Syrup, - White, PK“ Rico, brrfluo Vanilia orto 0, ito 'gold Honey, per Ibi#k@lfc Kerosene, ad 1I@lK lco par Par A. Epringe Wheat Pat.. ..$1.50,........... - $3 80 Pas amlgnt‘fiémr...\ 22. Corp Meal tib) Buckwheat (Mib) .. 20 Hams..... .. BWA Dried beof.....___2%o Shouldare... MR. FAESH ¥isH. Halibut, per Ib. S60. Plenrel..........l§3§g White Fish.... 1240. Mackerel... Trout...... ... condition. Nome special srrangements It is reported that the cheese bought were put in cold storage on account of orn meal bltd . . $3.99 .50 u_ 'ord .16@18e |», W@i 25. roso l 35. L0088 Muscatol. ib. OBorrics...... .... 180 to ee ¥8,00 graham! Lem, & Uran. poot ..40 £8. .20 3&9de ties Dates ...... 10@ie. ....... . b0G@O0c Birckcmpa®....... 500 5 o Powde .. 80 tro C... i4o XXXX Powe'd. to ellow ........... {4o . MAPLE sUoan. lrdile an.§a:nl.m900 MOLASSES AND SYRUPS, rips . ..... 50800 *' uIsCRELLANEOUS I Inogar, gal.... $% Cidar.............. 200 Back. Por Bb 68 GOib,). . usage. i pork ... . 180 m\o 10°!” eat Bologun ~ »109l v’“°“\°‘_'\i§ {g mm; H Ko t POULTDT. l%c. I*wis.per Ib.... Turkers..... | i%% Bullhcsds. Lotsters.... Qcran bass. .. $00 Perch. ~... 0. w.. 17g Ocean taxman....l..'flo shad, each.. .5 @ée A2 (Jon.P Dailvared ) Piko ...... Per owk Corn Meal .31 30 Cracked corn.... 1 40 « 15 2k . 1 Screenings ..... . lao Chicken wheat . 1.60 Ql meai ... , i 50 Cottonseed meal 1 49 Wheat meal . . 1 25 Bajed hay. .. §§@i5c» Bglcd straw $50“ Oats, ger bu. .... 500. New York Produce Market, Nsw June 8.-1:50 P. w. Corrox.-Market steady; Gulf 7%; Up- lands, 74. Futures steady. June 7 M; July 7 15; Ang. 1 19. Sept. 7 2. Frown,-Markot steady, Receipts 23.000; Rales 2.800, Low extras 2 0@3 /0- City mills 4 4G@--: Cits mills patents __ -@}15, Win- ter wheats. low grades 2 T@$ 50, do fair to fancy 8 75@12%:; do patents & 25@475; Min- nesots domflg‘gfilgfl: do straights $ 80G@é 15; do patents 4 4Q\ I°. 31215 Froup.- Market firm; 4 @i, WREAT.- Market firm. Receipts 47,000, Sales 1,410. No.# red June - @- ; July 89 }5-10093%4; Aug. mept, 83 11.19 eil: Deo, Bre MitngkrWnsmx-n nom'l. 5@57. ors .- ot _ firm. __ Receipts 5,800, Salos 145,000, No. 2 July 6105744; No, 2 Mk@ 88%. ,gATs.-—Mdrkof Receipts | 226,000, Sales 25,000, State 3:@413; western Ble@43. BEEF.-Market ou'let. - Fomily 110@1300, Por®.- Market steady, Now mess 13 HQ 4 LAnp.-Market steady, 860 80, Btoar.-Narket steady. Crushed 5 1-16Q544; pnggared 11-16: grunnlgwd 41-10@4%, +\ Perropsts.-NMarket nom'l. Crude -; refined 7 667 6. Taurow. < Market quiet £34, HAy.-Market stea dy: b0@i5, Hops.- Market steady 508. Market firm 3 3@38:%. CorPE®.-Market steady: No. 7, 153 M. ced .s nr u thr close yesterdiy. 420 8.8 Mobea on . call 1, Prime meFommte ; u er ow 1g, Bar jallver 670. affirm.“ ti uas firm, actrial business \% a faa ne dare and 4.835;¢1.9% for de mons rudest SP $4.90\ and co on- Hi _Trial bias 4 SND.@L® . _ Government poigbct s Rarlread bonds firm, | Stocks In tk und; Nhe rit \1p 8 do tol rater 48 (Z4 2) ,) corn- Pree roda ba is #28244 B8, Government boreds tim bumis btOCGKs Bi tu, pox ps, R Map cf ost: Hy chose Fooreru sing arly +475¢ 48 tong 113000\ socoun's 1h 495) dot on, #5 y.¥.Ccoun 4104 141 Loos orl sue tis , \ Deb S19 bud do Cogn en- jin L164 StPw'l Cons 128 :\\- w I! ney alty Pst 106 en bads ogo. 108 /, 45,1004_.208 Eade sects, ug i | 1 / Ate bison . . 6 Addams La JH AdtonAi d od do Nik Win lll 5 0 33% Ammer Pall d 00 Ths jN.¢ W. pfd ! 44 Arn {eb CollBlq lity NAmerCo. ad 84 profe L4 113 [Nor. Pac... S4 6 B. & o .l.g m |_\ pfd .. ity PS B.Bi A baits w Zug‘NHrlhw'sL U31q dS} Cran. hac . .d sll! pfd ...lM4X 144% Lfi'“ Suuth. «bg Lfikxfllth‘nulUl'z 1019; ELL-K. th \a“ nMgN\\A\h§41 esd Ohio At 221 \ lat 210000 T Card nen as\ a \a C.. B.&uy os & “53le wis &W 44 C, & hd Gas 0 17%4 pid... 4 ftfllhugt’. 1k - MngiOregon N . 211% wh A.Cortonutl #4 - fiw P.). & Ev, 5% Dal ' {in-1115. & W.lot -v 1.8 ltiy C... MH - di - *~ o ufd (4 ”MT a Ro D, &C feed 29g - DIQR W. & O. N4 Edison u.k. ithe - in (bt. Paul.... 09§ Erte 1 4! \_ pfd...121 Eirte pfa #s t stPaulS D tl su Fort 187 \_ p ., 8 PH G*. Nor ats (St. P, & U., 28 x4 wreoen Hay 1 i | * bra s rn eriam tn to Csr P E14 lil inots Con, Hise . #$; South's kn, 18K 45 Hocking Vo #5 « Cop.. f 73 o wa Con... 994 Bag Sugar \E ratlily Lit H ufd.. .! Kan. & Toz. 16 134 Tenn. €* &1. Sof 2844 Lous & N 84 dl4 \ pfd. 19% 018} 1. N. A. GU Ulm 91% W. F. ac voiud Hanhat'an 15 M«m& Ch'r 19 13 Wp. Coin. g ich. Con. 10084 Nash. &C... 06 63 +4 td .. # {5 P., 113% t‘lwfiqpmgg Ry 11 as}; P pfd... U. s. Corn. 134% XRIUBJAntn‘r 9g ** pfd .. 3 8 -» June bir, July Seen. oll. . a onn -v uly 5234051%; Sopt. 594085); Hay Rms-July ¢ 25; Sopt. 6 H CL n Lanp-June 6 32}, Ju 6 as WHEN YOU ARE LOOKING, FINANCE _ AND COMMERCE Mure yh mars—rocks. 71 , Nrw Your, Juno 8. xe foDow bint ta ble gives quotations ab | 42. C Lust = Mone y on culleasy 1@1%. Primo sor 4}. bar alivef 620. cv lange dinp, actual business * conn davs.an Lor STol Ls, 8%, mu. ccosE Hi N. J. Gen.. Vi 983 Olg 0 1 \ad pfd Bly fu ba mio .A N.B, 4 Sy 0 \Bw unt & West. 19 bill. (Wig Inga Ufigun £m. Tim A- lbh PJ lag EAILROAD THLME & Ogdensburg It R.——Depnrtnrn of Trains. _ bonxIvea TLERAVE For | AFpERYON. & U'ssenia h'p‘s‘ 9 4utape Vincent *y 3 fob 45 Furthm.:. & [iii-Lil V- Weon's M'n's TABLE §i:001 ei30, .... 6:00 | 8:00] Niagara Falls | 8:00 iw | N. Rm‘ . 2156 6% aon agin V $prdent [12:12 idd v t0# Pav. A ib . 11899 - 120% Pisbtcorrd..i0Gle sway FP CarCudIt Iitock 13 ail 95 & Cown t. pfil. 81 314 =' fd.. shy as 8 drs. fae . it' pid +0 ts} Wabsst . . UH _8 . .. 8 100 Whooing.. 13 23 &M. L. dl 4 cAm.T.40.. 42“ a“ \~ yid Slk My!)\ | \ péd... # Chicago Grain Marke, OntCaod, June 8. Uars-July 5054@0)4: bopt. 040W: Ray, our-July 12 &'14: Sopt. 12 80, Lanb-July 6 «2341 Sot.. 6 OSE-Wuraz-June 81 ; July Ni¥; apt. Oénn—Julym‘: Sopt, 54; Mny {5 Sopt_ 31 : May 25, Posg-Juno 13 8144; uly 1# “$88!\ %2 5, y 6 @24 1 Sept. Rins-Juno 6 25; July 645; Sept 685. DROP EN AT THE BARGAIN STORE G s WE SELL CARPETS, WALL PAPER, HOUSE PAINT, CHEAPER THAN . EVER JOHN NEUROTH No, 53 Court 86, ofposite Clty Mirket ND WI Aro strictly highgrado sand up-to dato, FOWLERS, £100.00 to $125.00 WAVERLEYTS, $75.00 to $85 Also some bargains In LaGies' and Gents) ® Segonvl-hnnd W heols.. George F. Leak, .._ Jefforsom County Aggont, Porarogsi~Market quiet; N. Y CoAr..-Market dull, unchanged, Leaturs.-Market frm. bemlock sole, Buenos-Ayroslight to heavy weights non- acid 21@23; do acid 2@%. Woon.-Markot little more active: dour!“- tlo fleeces QW, pulled at 19030; Toras A. Bushnell & Tis; announce in another column | the engagement by them of a pro- fessional corot-fitter from New \York and for five day«-of next week, indies may be properly fired to corsets free of charge, An opportunity that will doubtless be ip- preciated ty the ladies of Watertown. ~ frigerator-the best made- The Gurney rc wt: Spruttzs, a Public for sale at J. f Bquare: Call and seo it, Fresh fruits and vegetables ofall kinds white 61} Academy St., or Logan's Barbor Shop. aa th- tiatry, APOROK C. W. RID HAmthis weok. Strow how the wind blows. Our Prices aro blown to atoms. Cus- tomers should blow to -. < _ “M No. 3 Court and 4 Arsenal Sts New linea of STRAW HATS just opened, Oall and examino our . al stock of DERBYS, TOURISTS, ye > BAGS CANES, UM«1, a BRELLAS, HAMMOCKS, &a. A | E BB MBS. G.B. DEWEY 4 indow. A Special Sale )'\ RIMMED 1, so firfaly do they stand, No knog how that wears. Our jauss n. surm -_ 20 Public §quarer mr a-: LUMBER C6. Office, Corner MHL snd Moulton Stg. !. s Rong, & gum-3515311110 Rang Rp (N. Y. 0. & H. R. Rt. Co.. Lastag. ¥ On and after Monday, ffifl. 1805, trains will arrive aad dg*> 4 part daily, except sunduy, thiols \ other wise nouns, . FOR ROME aNb THE £AST, SYARY CUSE, OSWEGO, ROCHESTEH, ° niagara FALLN AND ~ THE 6 10 A. in Arrive ot Richlapd-T:H A. x.. rego 8:00 A. At., R tor l :it 4 Bridge 1:51 2r10 p. a byracuse 9: A. M., Utica oP. art bpring field and 891mm . : A. . \Arrive at Richland 1 A. 35.. Qswego li: p. at.. s cuse 12:18 P. 3M ., T m... Utica 12:% P. v.. Albmn 8:05 v. M., Now York 6:80 Ry oston 9:23 P. M. 14 g. snafu-r! 5's 13“ {Elohim-1 410, yracuse 5:46, Oiwego._ 3: (h., W. A 0, RJ 8$#58, ouspension Hridge HV Ningaroa Valls 1120 P. on \ 6 30 P. M. (With alsoping car to New York.} Arrive at Rich land 1:0, Oswego 1-15, Syracuam 9:85, and Homa 925 p. 35., UtH 0:45 P. st., Now York 6:00. AM nag! Boston ID M. 9 35 3 O0 i ge iff Note. WVIL! /%. Arrive at C e wyille 7:87 no I A. tow A3 a13: Mussoah \3 1.3; nt 4 ah oe nn s . | } 5; x. at Chi s. . W u Kay b¢real or imitation. It reveals its SLIM t 1 eeded that miture defion you to fnd. N + y & 7 _—a{ a'z 1.‘ % \ \ sen woe e e #) Telephone No. 41. {* Casanus W. Sroam, Preet: Faro B.; Vice-Pre Loos C. Seer TEETH: Without PLATE. |\ sat Sciontile 'mathod o#. Den. | 8 to WORE. at: Baker & Fraser's, ST¥ODD FOR: pr. @. B. PARKER,] ° 28 Public Square. . . . Bolly all grades of Harness at‘lgweib prices, A $1“? own manufacture is a graft sellér hnd hard to bette and EXTENSION CASES at yey low prices Baen Harness and Trunk repairing dore with SALE Hammocks fro ahr P a 6 anit
