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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-08-11

We have received from the publishers,
Miller, Wood 4 Co., Is Laight street, New
York, a pamphlet, being the substance OF
two lectures delivered 10 the New York Uni
versity, on the causes, mode of communica-
ton, and means OF preventing cholera. A
few extracts from it will do no harm, and
may DO some good. The author believes the
germs Of cholera 20 be 10 discharges from
infected Fpersons and to be taken up
by the air, and carried 10 some miles dis
lance NJ least. Persons on good health are
able to resist the influences Of those germs !;
but those whose digestive organs are i'm
paired ~ the use Of improper food, stimu-
lan's. and Irregular habits, are very liable
to b. affected II they inhale air that is
tainted by contact with cholera pa
tients. Air from putrid matter is a predis-
posing cause Of cholera +; hence he advises
the removal Of all matters that can putrefy.
before they DO putrefy. Fire IL means Of pre-
venting putresence; and should be used when
not in, onvenient. Lime is slow, but perma.
nent la its effects charcoal absorbs. but
does not destroy atmospheric poisons, and i
not 80 safe; chloride of lime is quick, and NAV
be best for general use. Strong fumigations
are worse than useless, as they merely rem
der the senses unconscious Of the presence
Of foulness in air, without destroying is
poison. The best plan is to heat rooms up
10 go deg, which is sufficient to destroy
any species Of animal or vegetable poison.
The food should be plain and nutritious,
and taken at regular hours, and in modera.
ton. All indigestable and badly-cooled
food should be avoided. Healthy beef and
mutton, good bread, and fresh ripe fruits
are recommended; bat unripe and stale
fruits are deemed dangerous. Watery veg
etables, such a. turnips, cabbages, cucum-
bers, and pickles Of all kinds, and onions,
lettuce, horse-radish, and seasoning sauces
are tabooed. Picked and smoked pork,
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-08-11
orkinsnlan's Advutatr.
TfYoa shonld Fer Get aarriea,

II YOU should e'fr gef married, John,
In tell Jon " hat TO do
Go get :. hffis tenement
Jusi biz enough for iwo'
And one spare rSoI8 for company
Ane as SPARE ecd withm h.
II YOU'D begin loves life Alright,
Aoat hetfer thus begia II
In furniture he moderate. John.
And lef tae stuffed chairs walt
One look q glass viii do fer both
loursei and loving mate;
And b4lss Is, too, ana Oihcr things,
Which make a Ace appearance,
II you can better Afford Il, they
VIII better look year hence
Some tiink they must have pictures. John,
superb and costly. too;
Your wife will be picture John
Let that Eafiice tsr you
ReEseu her how the wise man said,
teui with love within IT,
Il better thar a splendid, house,
WHh chickering's every minute
Ard enc word as TO cooking, Joha-
Yocr wife can 40 that best;
For love. a. ri AXE the biscuit rise
Is better FAR than yeast
No matter Il each day you don't
Bring Turkey 10 the table,
Twin ieish better ~ ard by,
When you are better able
Eor al ye1 buy pay money, John,
Moaev that very day--
II SOC you'd have your life run smooth.
There Is 40 better way
note 20 pave an GFly thing
II thng Fou choose 10 call III
NheL . hangs p'ei a man who hss
No money a 1is wallet
And row when YOU are married, John,
Don't Try 10 sye the rich.
IL tQok them many a toilsOme year
To gain their sryied niche:
And !; vou gain that summit John,
Lock well u your beginning
And then viii all YOU win repay
I be Gaze and toll NJ winning
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-08-11

In every send the name Of each subscriber and
their " o. Address. with Town, County and State In
full. Moner Nv Drat p. o. Orer, Express, In Re-
gistered Letlers may be sent ct RISK.
Address all Communications to
RRYAN, R0SBR00K CO.,
p. q. Drawer 5927.
100 Madison st., Chicago, III.
60 The proprietars will donate to the Home Of the
Frendess, Chicago, % 600. There win be $500 re-
served from The person receiving the ESQ 600 Git which
viii be donated 10 the poor through the Young Mems
Christian Association, and from the person receiving
the $50 600 Gin will be reserved e. 00 which Will be
donated to the Soldiers Home Chicago and also from
the persons receiving the ti00O Gins In Greenbacks
viii be reserved $780, making $500, which will b
donated to the different Orphan Asyiums Of the City
Chicago perfect title WI. be given to all Of the aboys
Real Estate
Al the request Of Mr. Crosby, Manager Of Crosby Op
Concert from the Opera House to smith Nixons com
mod uB Hail. which has been engaged for that porpose
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-08-11

The Best and Cheapest Horse and Cattle
Medicine IN the World,
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Total $50, 900
Git In Greenbacks. 70 600
5 t5iftsi Greenbacks, each $1,000, $1,000
10 GIFTS In Greenbacks each p 600, 90, 900
Gifts in Greenbacks, each ~ 900, 10000
6ift in real estate, consisting Of q u N W rs,
i. IS, r. ID, being males west of Chicago,
valued At 10000
! CIT in real estate, consisting Of q. WISE
s. ST. T. Is, r. 4, and n. ". I, N. f.. ISL
:. IL X 4, In juneau Co.. Wis, valued nc 1, 300
80 uifts Ia real estate, being Any lots n Brands
Addition TO Chicago, each 81 900 5000
% GhtE in Pianos, each valued al $500, $1,000
100 Gins In sets Of psrldr furniture each $500 5000
30 Gents Gold Watches, each $3.50, 5000
40 Gifts in Ladies' Gold Watches each 500 5000
20 Gins In Sewing Machines, each 500, 20 600
100 Gifts In American Silver Watches each &65 IS 900
40 Gifts IN f" $50, 20, 900
900 GIFTS In silk Dress Patterns each 4G5, 6, 900
501 tfiits in Silver Cake Baskets each 40 $4,000
0os GIFTS in Silver Plated Casters eseh $40 900
40 ec GIFTS in OF Silver 81 cons each s. so 900
10 100 Gifts Ia sets Of Silver Forks each So 50 900
lo,oo0 Gifts in Gold Clasped Albums each s. 20 900
$1,000 Gifts In Literary Books, each ~ 10000
10, 900 Gifts In Cutlery, each $3.50, 81, 90
u, 100 4ifts in Pocket Knives each 81 n, 900
70, 900 Gifts in 9ih Books each o. 10000
10, 600 Gfs In Receipt Books, each 81, 10000
ID 10 Gifts 10 articles worth from 81 to 81 1900
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! nah, and sausages, iafd, rancid butter, old
cheese, gravy, pastry, sweetmeats, and can
dies are also condemned. Alcoholic drinKs
are to be avoided. Wine 70 be. used! veg
sparingly, BY those who are constrained BY
habit to use il; so with tea and coffee.
The general reasons for these cautions ID
that the diI, estive powers shoald be kept il
their highest efficiency, 50 that the system
may be able to resist the effects Of the poi.
son in the air. Moderate exercise, regular
sleep, personal cleanliness, and avoidance Of
detection aud mental excitement, are TO
complete the guards against cholera. Now
it these representatives. were observed By all,
CHOLERA would disappear from the earth
fbut until there is an approximation to this
state Of defense, We must expect occasional
Wits Of the scourge. yr
Tus NORTH PoLR-Two French gentle
men recently explored the island OF Spitz
bergen in . manner never before done.
They have measured the mountains, mapped
the whole coast exarhiped the vegetable pro
ducts, The geolo sica composition, " Ct, OF the
island. They fo1sd that the long day, sx.
ending over several months, during which
the sun never sets became intensely hot az
ter u hfbhtu vi WV W shcr uaaGeesihE
heat from the sun. In this period vegets-
don springs up in great luxuriance and
abundance The North Pole is only a mat
ter Of COO miles from the island, and it lis
thought by the two explorers, as by many
others, that the pole itself, and the sea
which il supposed 10 surround it, could be
reached from Spitzbergen without any great
difficulties being encountered. A singular
fact noticed by the explorers IN connection
with this island, is the enormous quantities
Of floating timber which literally covers the
bays and creeks. A careful examination OF
the character condition, and kind OF those
floating logs, would, no doubt, lead to con
clusion as to whence and how they came,
and probably suggest new theorie' for the
solution Of the geographical problems con
nected with the Arctic Seas
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sI0AN'S cONDlTlGM POWDER

has the largest slia = anv Horvs and Cattle Medicine
M This cauuiry ft h canppsl f,rr tii3 roots and
a. miiine-- safety cprFty aud ,hrr4u shLees saBss
prominently the bead y the list OF Horss aud
tsrlfi. Ns2scinss
II carries ~ MI gross hnmnr= prevents horses from
lrcs'luE sfa laundering pug lies The iq-,3 icoseHs
the -k. aIt gives e q smooth glossy appearance,
CieaHs-s th= water HaA Strengthens every put ct The
bos u T. si-.s ste ai. Fefnts' 81 coughs
and loiis winch g-.ies ate nany fatal Diseases
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Total amount OF Gifts, 39oo, 900
The drawing will take place, after she Concert, the
stage Of the Opera House, where 10000 persons
witness IL. Committee will be appointed by the
audience to superinterd the All purchasers and
agents win be supplied With correct lists Of drawing
soon published. Parties holding tickets viii rett
them until after the drawing and if their number sp
pears In the list Of drawn numbers, they will forward
shipping Of Goods Moneys. Tickets for sale At the
THibcpa Hotels Book and Music Stores, AMI at our Of
fee, IA Madison Street. Price 81 90 each sent by
mail receipt CT priee snd stamp eE return postAe
Good d1sd Reiobie agents Wasted In every City, iowa
and Village In the Uned States to whom great fndsce
meufs offered.
SPECIAL TRRNs CLuB RAfEs.-ABy party pro-
curing cinb Of or more for Tickets and for
warding the money for the win be allowed the
following crrsmission, viz; we viii send
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-08-11

Ess,E h4yo1gIoafl re J-ysikef .ehskes anil CgB-
orsArs Hart,<C NE 1ssi ~ ts1sx.
For the cure q abe various Diseases a. which
Horses an1 "Caftfe are Subject; s',ci, as
Fnnntcr pisien. aer, Hide Bound. loss nf
Appetite, Inward Strains yellow Maier,
fTstuia Poll EVIL Scratches
GREASE. Mango. Inflammation at the
tyes, and Fatigue rom Hard LabT;
Also. Rheumatism, commonly called
SIN compiainth Which pr,VeS fatal to
~ many valuable Horses In this country
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NO OF TICKETS ISSUED 1000. 900.
Price sI.OO Each.
GREAT INVOLVEMENT. FINE CONCERT.
LIST OF GIFTS.

Gin in Real Eststs consisting OF Lot s. in Block
~, kinEt's Addt VI 10 Chicago, on Rush
Street, being 20 by IA, feet, valued At sl0
20 Lots In Brands Addition to Chicago alHed At n, o.
lS5 One fourth acre Lots in Vim. B. Astor,s LIST
Addition TO Hyde Park and Wood Lawn valued
known As ]. 50, +. 10, RI, valued a 1000
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EIGHT HOUR LEAGUES.

gHHE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
IL BLO0MlN9TON EigHr HOUR LEAGUE. M. 4,
Of the state Of Hin is, IS rrrTy Friday eYennr iH
the b. L. l. BsI Lincola Blocs NasthEast Corner ~
Court House s.tnsre, AZ hall past seven o'clfck.
Prssi8siif-Mr. Heard
II- Fp.afag- Mr Bean.
Re. So Mr. Steele
ar. hyc'y-Nr. B.rkeit
FtadH. 81 ~ ksylrst,a
TfsaeHre--Nr Anbrn1r.
CallHai4r-Mr. Enwlry.
VNHE CENTRALfA EIGHT HOUR
H. No. lG. meets IN ths VA udd Fei'oW- HAN.
r FLETCHER, Cor ses'y
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-29

Pure Silver ware in great variety at
SYLVESTER HoGAS's 237 Superior St
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

"M|H ~N...M MLa
Heat and ExhaustiOn.-It requires.a
constitution and physique of unusual strength to
resist the effect of the snervating heat Of July and
August. Ualess the system is toned and sustain
ed by a whOlesums stomA-hic during these oppres-
sive months it is likely to be so severely dssilIta-
ted as to render it an cay p.ey to this ~epidsuies
which prevail in the fall. "a wholesome stem
a.hicI where Is 1t to be feu1d?' asks the reader,
who has, perhaps, bszn told by his physician that
a little good brandy is a ssrviceable stimulsnt, and
has sought for that obsolete article in vain. 1t
would be as idle to expect wholesomeness and
purity among the liquors of commerce as to look
for miracles of piety in ths State prison or wisdom
in an IDIOT asylum.
There is one SAFE Tesorree-but one-for those
who need q protective toni, and health-sustaining
invigorant. Let them m at once, As the
torrid season opens in all its Intensity, s course of
-HosTETTEI's STOMACH BIrTERs. Ask the
returned officers and soldiers of the Union army,
who have used this elixir during the war, what
they think of it. They viii! tell you that it keeps
up the vital forces under the whiting bsams Of .
vertical sun without ,~itiating the blood or crea-
ting any undue excitement in the circulation.
As the poet cOwper said OF tea, "It cheers, but
not insbriate5." It braces the nervous organise
tion and regulates all the functions of the body.
20 other stimulsn. can compare in purity with
the Essence of Bye, which forms its basis, and
the tonic, asperient and anti. billions herbs with
which it is medicated are the best of their kind on
the face of the earth. a1g27
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~
Tbs Commereiai's money article says:
The Stock market continues quets contrary TO
expectation
Governments continue very Arm. OIds-20s are
in demand at l13H4I13M. The advance IN these
bonds appears to have been due as much to cor
nering them as to any large foreign demand Yes
terday and to-day there was a borrowing demand
tor tho bonps, which is supplied with difieulty.
Some moderate orders for bonds have been received
from Paris Which cannot be executed at the present.
price OF exchange. The orders appear to b. from
firms engaged in introducing them on the BOuTse,
rather THAI from investors.
Money is a shade easier than yesterday. Call
loaas 4d5 per cent the majority Of Transactions
being at the lower rate. Tbepaymsntso on account
Of the temporary loan have not yet produced that
extreme ease which was anticipated.
Discounts are qaiet, The amount OF bills Offering
being very limited.
Exchange continues very heavy. There Is a
large excess Of tills over the demand. Sight bills
drawn az ms. 5-20's and Southern bills on Paris
are especially abundant. Soma OF the leadicg
drawers ofsteriirg are asking l0T for t0day's bills,
but we hear ofnO transaction st over 1854. Good
bills are Oherei at 1Uj6IdGlT.
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n. Y Cattle Marke1-Au~ ss-

The current prices for the week at all the mar
kets are as follows:
BEEF CArTLE-lst quality, % head, S17, 50dlS. 80;
fair to good quality Sl5,0 s@I7.O 90; common quality
-i2,5oGi4 %; inferior quality $40 cO(9l2,O 90.
Cows AND OALvEs-Extras, u head, 500, O091OO;
LIST quality e7j,004s5,e9i ordinary 5,O097 IS, OO;
common quality S50,00960,0O; inferior quality
SS1,OO@45,0O.
VEAL CALvEs-lst quality an, 1O%@IIe; ordina-
~ quality 99l0hci common quality s99;
inferior quality Ease.
SHEEP AND BAdBs-Extras q head s7,O0a7, so,
prime quality S6,O097, 90; ordinary quality 5000
6,00i common quality S4,OO94,5o; inferior quality
sS,OO94,O0-
SwNE-Heavy corn fed, per n, II%c; light
aud medium u@lIkc.
The market for beef cattle Euied dull and heavy
this week for all except strictly prime offerings,
which brought l7@ls4c other kinds favored the
buyer to the extent 30 per pound. The supply
was again la-ge-ihs usual COCO head were yardsd
at all thu yarns.
Yeals duli at Toto lie. as to quality.
Sheep and lambs STEADY, with fair demand. at
about last weeks figures, varying nom $500 to
$3.50.
Hogs steady.
The total receipts of this week at all the yards
are as follows. l
Beeves G,290i cows 81; veal calves 1857; sheep
and lambs 21,640; swine IL ,l23.
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BASE BALL-MArcH ErwgEN TIE FoREs7
CrT AND CAPrToLs,oF CoLUxBus.-The match
between these two clubs which had been
set for TO- mOrrOw,the SOth inst and had been
postponed on account of the death of one the
Columbus first nine, has been again fixed
Tor that day, by request of the Columbus club,
and viii therefore come off as at frst an
nounced. The match will be a very inter
esting one, as the Capitol club is generally
conceded n be the best In ss1gAera-ohiU,
and The Forest City is the champion Club Of
the Western Reserve.
The Forest City viii meet for practice this
afternoon at the usual time and place. A
full attendance Of members is requested, as
important business will be transacted.
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AUcTIoN SALES.
UNCLAIMED RAILROAD BAGGAGE
AT AUCTION.

~.
n CUTTER & SON will sell at their
". Auction Room, No 1Si Bank street, on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th, 1850, at 10 q. m,
the following uncl-imed Baggage from the C p. 4
Al T., unless claimed before day ofsaie=
g as Mower. Rome, N. T., I box, ladies
clothing; Egusta PiHer, Freeport, H., box
clothing; Jenny Lacy, louisville, Ey., blsck
trunk, ladies un.er clothing; Tbox, DO mark; J..
7. Pierce, Toledo, Ohio. l Bussett trunk, men's
clothing; l black valise, no mark, shirts and stock
ings; ] black yslise, no mark. two wooden shirts;
Oorlett, / black bag, mems clothing; black bag.
N Y. T., 4 Cleveland check So. msn's clothing; 1
box. n mark, ! bed; Thomas Farrell, I red box,
meas clothing; Patrick Farrell. AllenEiiIe, Pa, /
box. mems under clothing; J. A. Stone, l black
trunk. mems clothing; l tool chest, no mark,
cocper's ttols: I boa, no mark, cooper's tools: 1 black
trunk, no mark, ladies ciOthiDg. NJ. Carry, Eris,
Pa-, l box, mems clofhing; bundle, no mark,
ladies clothing. wooden box, no mark, clothing;
lKussett trunk, no marx, c. T. check No. SO,
ehildren's cofhingi l box, no mark, mems cloth
ing; Alfred Smith, Waterford, Pa, l black trunk,
ladies clothing; l box, no m-rk, wash boards; A.
Dehott, l black bag, clothing; l basket, no mark;
John A LETTER, Dunkirk, ! box. mems clothing;
~. II. Miller, l black valise, shirts and collars; A.
Q. Lowell, Galesviiie, Wis, ] box. wooden warn:
D.&S Clark, Cleveland, o.. box, lnim. Mt; y.
Buskratt, Evansville Ind, l RaEsatt trunk, mems
clothing; Mrs L. A. Page, l R1ssett trnEk- mems
clothing. black bag, Buffalo & Cleveland check
32S4, r-yolveTs; i box, no mark, marble Mantle;
Ellen Simpson, l red box, lsdies ~elOthingi box,
no mark. Buffalo q Cleveland check 3616, mems
clothing; l green box, n Y, L. 4 Cleveland check
2ss4, ladies clothing; ! carpet bag, charges $3.50.
mems clothing; VIM. H. Davy, Harbor Greek, Pa,
| blsk bag, shirts; J. P. KillmAn, Canada West,
l Russell trunk, mems clothing; l hair trunk, NO
mark, looking glass; NJ. Leonard, 2 black bags,
soldiers clothing; l red box, no mark, charges IS.
ladies clothing; s. Nichols, sheffield, Eng, / Rus
sett trunk, mems clothing; A. D. Scott, / black
trunk, mems clothing; 1 black trunk, no mark.
clothing, CROWN l black trunk, laFies
clothing; ] Russell trunk, no mark, men's cloth
ing; l knapssck, james Smith, soldiers clothing;
y rank Bresce, ] black bag, soldi RS clothing; Wm.
Reed, I black bag clothing; l holster, no mark;
spirit level, no marx; l sword, no mark; 1 pair
saddle bFgs, no mark, coat; l black tru1k, no
mems clothing; Auriiia Morton, 1 black
trunk, Indies clothing; 1 Rnssett trunk, no mark,
charges $3.50, mems clothing; l piece OF railing,
no mark l hammock, no mark. 1 child's wagon,
no mark. Also 81 travelling bags and contents, no
mark H N~OTTISGHAM,
Supt- O., P.& A. r. r.
ClevelAnd, Aug. III. 1856. nng7.aa6
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There was Nc decided change in the local
money market to-day. The general discount
demand is fair, but not pressing, and cur
rency balances with most of the banks are
comfortably easy, though in one or two in
stances a close market is reported. Eastern
exchange is in good supply and easy. Rates
are steady at par buying and ITO premi-
UNI selling.
The general markets to-day were rather
quiet, but firm. Flour is steady at the late
prevailing quotations, but without any i'm
provement in demand. Wheat has a fair
milling demand, and red winter is apparent
ly coming more into favor. The market is
firm, stocks as yet being light. Corn is
firm and in fair demand. Oats are dull but
unchanged. Provisions continue steady,
trade to-day being rather quiet. Butter is
in moderate home demand at steady prices.
Cheese continues quiet and unchan5ed, but
is rather frmer. Eggs are scarce and bet
ter. Highwines unchanged. Petroleum
ataadu apd ouiat
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.

T JEsDAT EVENING, Aug. IS.
Gold had a f rm market to-day, though
there was no ma terisl change made in the
premium, the price closing at 1484. 1t
would seem imp ossible that any effort TO adj
vance the premiI I'm in gold, under the ex-
isting condition Of our foreign exchanges,
could have moro than temporary success, or
be maintained a ny longer than the "bulls'
are able to keep coin scarce The probable
fact in ~connectie n with the upward turn of
the past few days is, that large short con-
tracts are in for settlement; and IS soon as
,Ss'1 H are Of the market will sx.in fall
Inc New York market is elnt.. -ita ~
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.

Especial Dispatches to Western Associated Press.
NEW YoRk, August %.
MONEY.
The ease IN the money market is steadily in
ereasiag under the Treasury disbursements, and
the market is well supplied at 495 per cent, on
call.
Discounts range from 5HtO Gz per cent.
GOLD
Gold closed up steadily At 1857.
STOCKS.
The open Board this afternoon unanimously re-
solved to adjourn over until Thursday, out Of re-
spoct to the President.
At the last Board the general Stock market was
firm and strong.
The following are the closing prices
Western Union Telegraph 5S1z; New York Cen
trail I0zsk; Hudson River 1l9. Michigan Central
liz; Michigan Southern S5A; Illinois Central 12S;
Rock Island 1tS; Cleveland 4 Toledo 1l6; North
Western 57H. M
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
Governments still firm; SOS Of '65, 1Og3s; 1910
coupons 1oSz; 7-3oJuly 1905.
DRY GOODS.
The following were the quotations at the Dry
Goods Exchange, jobber's prices
Brown sheetings-Appleton A, &c; Atlantic q;
Aflantic G, T7Z-
s~heetings and s~hirtings Bisached-Androseogin
AK; Bartletts 29H-
Prints-Oochios 20; Richmond ls%; freeman
lex; Empire L. Dunnells 1sH.