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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-03-17

CAPrAIS J. II. YATEs.-Among
many gallant officers from this
1rty In the army, but few, IL any,
- give = brighter record than Capt.
faies' He was always at bis post,
shared the hard-hips and dangers
d his company from the beginning
lhe end. lie also possesses busi.
qualifications Of the hirhcs,
)cr, and deserves the favorable con.
Eration Of our purchasing cnmma-
BY reading bis new advertise.
BIT |, will be seen that he IS nov
bring tn supply the wants Of the
pie, and make il 10 their interes'
Trade At home. lw
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HoDoEs & MooRE.-By reference
~ bur advertising columns, it will
b Zen that these gentlemen have
o1oned a large stock of drugs and
eFueerics, in Pamela. They are both
pleasant and aHablc gentlemen, and
vii doubtless do good part by their
cnsfomers.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-03-17

A SHREwD WAY TO GIT a Din
yER.-The Omnibus, Of Naples, re-
Iates the following story of a man
who, within the last few days, found
means to turn to account the popular
apprehensions Of PRISONERS that have
prevailed there since the appearance
Of the cholera. The man in qucs-
ton being exceedingly hungry, and
having only a single coin, Of the
value Of a sou, laid il ont in the pur-
chase Of powdered sugar, and IS he
passed BY the stand OF one Of tho c
open mir cooks, who make n kind Of
pancake called "%frittatle," he dror-
ped, apparently by accident, some Of
the sugar into the frying pan. lie
was instantly seized by the bystant-
crs as a poisoner caught in the ac'.
lie denic. vigorously the truth Of
the allegation, and at last, to prove
his innocence, offered to eat the con-
tents Of the pan. This proposition
was accepted, and he accordingly Dis
patched the pancake with great rel
Ish, and then walked oft, well salts
i. fed with the ssicccss of his trick.
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Law CARD.-W.H Morgan, Esq,
late Aolutant General for General
John T. Smith, having resigned his
position in the army, has opened
I law office in Memphis. lie gives
d1rrial attention to the collection oil
ns against the Government. Sec
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-03-17

BIZ BRICK CORNER We call
BAL attention to the fact that W.
Clarke has just received a superb
Of ladies' lace aud Congress
Prs, kip and calf shocs, &c. Also
Dew assortment of qucensware.
aware, and various other things
! him a call Immediately.
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)rsnoP GREES.-0wing to the
-arrival of the train on wednes-
evening last, this worthy divine
unable to OH his appointment
on the next day. lie, however,
sed in the evening train on
hrsday, and held forth at tho
btist Church yesterday at eleven
Iork
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tnl NJ
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a Hilfh Nv Nf
VIZ hu In ff .ni aftiHl ri
aHe ul Ii ias fftfl a.
600 l7sa tih na m fHt pnnfI /
HU bean aNi.HH ff
pfiglh nt ibe n Hu eif
Hl I ba9f r.f..s1 fha tfau RI
ho Deg fH.r ~ inlfii .mm anl sntf
riif ltli VI atl ID hf.ntinF
maii.f ~ q practical fttfaasr
le Interest wr l.dI ia iht education
v tht alildUn NJ our fIIsn h,frs
Whom hft pfnpnsnl ihe plbn a.
nos ding for tho education ~ aYrt
hildfcn f wna nfrccl that M there
wee 90 little money IN che country
puf %r1enniafy aid ontid not then le
brought to much nni n icw M an,
lnss NJ children we're then cnio,inp
he advantages N being educated. w.
ou ndel II would not greatly rr.apl
nor materially iniuro tho orphans IL
wait q little while, until wc cond
mako suitable arrangements for scnl-
Ing them "a school. As We are all
Doo and have all to port. | think q
lcw months spent 10 work M homo.
since the close Of the war lns been
no disadvantage TO thom-thcir
minds will be all the more vigorous
when they do go to school, for the
physical exercise their bodies have
undergone, Now that winter la.
given place to SPRING and mud and
mirc are about to be superseded b,
passable roads, so that the ladies en-
get ont to their society meetings to &c
up their concerts, %tableauS, and othcI
moncy-raising entertainments, | TAXI
advantage Of Mattie's reminder t.
renew my solicitations on this sub
ject. And think | may promis'
her, on the good faith and untailinI
energy OF the ladies with whom
have canvasscd the subject, that the
will do their duty nobly by the help
less ones our noble dead have com
mitted to our charge; while shall
be proud to contribute my mite t
the accomplishment of the plans W
have in view.
OF the monument fund, NIatti
savs: "If our dead heroes could onl,
have a voice in the matter. | doub
not but they would say Give it t,
NV suffering family" That won,
but be in the nature of ths noble
ness of soul they so uloriously cyincc,
in their faithful devotion to the caus
for which they gave all. To hen
whose pillar of fame stands in III
presence of the approving God. I
whose realms of glory they bay
passed, a marble monument such a
we might erect would be an insignif
cant and useless thing. wonder
their celestial eyes ever behold sue
things! But to us, what il il? Wha
would their suffering families, thei
uneducated children say? For ever
drop of blood that has been she
in our beloved cause. there are 4,
: least t,ro now swelling with prou
memory that must be reduced /
shape in solid form, cost what II ma,
sacrifice what we shall. Let Ii
} memory of our dead lire. though v
perish, | think, would be the sent
ment of even the poorest. The mo
!, needy would not, | must believe, ha,
/. that monument fund diverted fro
' It's right purpose, eve to supply the
p l;-os, ,o.o.s;,;,s wLa, % "a aro
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We are placed under renewed oh
futions to our young friend, NJ. V.
Holbrook, Esq, of the Southern
Ezprcss Company, for late files Of
Nnhvillc, Chattanooga, and Mont
eon,ery papers. Mr.. II. Is the pet Of
this reliable company, and never fails
. live satisfaction.
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Don't tell the world yure sorrows,
emmy more than YOU would tell them
your shame.
Philosopher are like Eraveyards
they take all things just az they
cum, and give them q decent burial
and a suitable epitaff.
Why are opera dancers like pari-
eides? Because they execute Their
pas.
Why may a foolish fellow reckon
N having ihe sympathy Of : batter
Because a halter has always tdR iof
= fsllow IN want q = bead pisce.
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Al. PArntcR's DAY-To.Aoy Il
IL anniversary of Ircland's patron
mint. and from indications elsewhere,
(6o nntivcs Of the Grccn Islc in this
<ountry intend celebrating extern
.f,.-l,,
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kptaihe Nm W. Ward, of that
|bguis. N, T. T. Green &
O., was in OF misswn a few days ago.
IEIs gentleman informs us that they
NJ DO a heavy business, and never
lkiI b give satisfaction to those who
hvor them with their orders.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters Of administration having been grant.
4 70 the undersigned on the estate Of Msfy
,rnt decreased, At the February term, 1890,
Z the Probate Court Of Pamela county, notice
thereby given 10 all persons indebted 10 said
state to COM forward and settle, or having
lalms against aid estate, 10 come forward and
rove them within the time prescribed By law,
" they will BE- forever barred.
". G. MAXWELL,
m~srio-et. Administrator.
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The trains on the Miss. & Tenn.
Railroad, owing to the recent heavy
ne, have been very irregular. The
trck has been broken in several
plrdps, and one train that we know
o pas thrown from the track near
H1Fdy's Station. Nobody hurt.
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r.. H. NJ Morrison Of the prcs.
5erian Church will preach ~ the
tttIst Church, ranoln on Tho third
In this month, At halfposi .
.lock l., NJ
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Whereas letter. Of administration on the e.
tate Of ". II. Strong. deceased, late Of Pamela
county, were granted to the undersigned
II the February term Of the Probate Court Of
said Pamela county. by said Court; now ail
persons having claims against said estate will
present the same for registration 10 the Clerks
office n said Pamela county within the time
prescribed BY Law, or they viii be forever bar
red. &c. ARMSTRONG,
mario o. Administrator
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Tic rains for the pasi few day.
nvr bccn exceedingly heavy, and
Ta|Inhnichic river Is rising rapidly
Win the past week, the wbo't
ou1ntry has been almost dcluged.
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what Is shc mos, profitable Of I'll
business The shoe, for every pair
l. ~ keforr h i finished
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Whereas letters irslamentafy on the estate Of
Porter Hall, decreased, we're grated to the IN
denigncd al the February term, 1896, Of the
Honorable Probate Court Of Panels county,
State u Mississippi; Now therefore all perous
having claims against said estate are hereby no
tihsd 10 have them Prohaisd and registered In
the Probate CLERK . rfiee 81 said county within
b time pfescrbsd by law, or they will he for
ever barred. W. q. MAXWELL,
mariO-Ct. Executor.
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Powcll q Simpson. nj Batcsvillc.
never fail to give GOOD bargains t1
those who fnvor them with their
.mtronacc. Give them n call and
Ice their goods. and VIC feel assured
will buy of them.
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Nc respectfully call the attention
&c route agent between here and
6phis to the fct that we have q
inc, bona .fde. simon pure. iogoI
haster in Pamela, who would
10 have a mail con time" SEM
1ionallv.
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1hsre viii he q quarterly mectlnp
H. Methodist Church In rabola.
|ihe third Saturday and Sunday ID
month, Dr f.bbcri, Presiding
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ADMlNIsrRAToRs NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Whereas the ~lionoabis pfsbasa Conf ff
'anoIa county, VI the November ,enn, 1855,
fanlad letters Of administration to The under.
ignsl on The estate of " y Williams de.
eaei, nav therefore all persons having claims
galnst said sila'e are hereby notified 70 have
lem rfobatsd and registered 10 the Clerks
Nee Of said county within The time prescribed
y Law, Or they win be forever barred.
John siANkLE,
mario o. Administrator.
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SAKE, the joker and poet, was once
taking a trip on a steamer, when he
fell 10 with a lively young lady, to
whom he made himself very agrcca-
bic. d conrae be made an impress
sion upon the damsel who said at
par,inp. " gnod.byc. Mr.. Sake, | fear
you'll be forgetting me-
"Ah, Miss" said the inyeteraie
puns,er, "if | WIS not a married
man already, you may be sure I'd be
for getting von."
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pnY -Ap lha oIiy aaihofll
4roIne n have the veil IN thc
sfi liobsc yafi renovated ~ no 2
don't they mnko Themselves
MI, "a we'll as ornamta'alf'
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Ieh w. waals muneY ahd v
b. b. n spmetsHl interest q.
and senIe WIih lim
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ty,spssias 4 ds sterling t%afefl
lshei a tasham, w aHfhef
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and seilie with him
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ToIae n hsge tie veil IN The
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III, don't they mnkc Themselves
/ III, "A we'll % grnamp'alf"
4here viii he q quarterly meeting
I'm Methodist Church In Pauola
mihe third saturday and Sunday n
month, ". Ebbcri, Presiding
b.
rs. H. NJ Morrison Of the Pres.
miriam Church will pro1ch 10 The
4tsist Church, ranoln on tho third
Iabbaih In this month, NJ halfpasi Q
oelock 7, NJ
Tic rains for the pnsi few days
|ave bccn exceedingly heavy, and
TzIIhhaichic river Is rising rapidly,
Within the past week, the who'c
ou1ntry has been almost dcluged
=
Il. PATntcR's DAy--Tn.doy y
IL anniversary of Ircland's patron
and from indications elsewhere,
lko nntivcs Of the Grccn Islc in this
<ounfry intend Celebrating extern
Powcll q Simpson. nj Batcsvillc.
fail to give cool bargains t.
those who favor them with their
rntronarc. Give them n call and
Ice their goods. and we feel assured
will buy of them.
Nc respectfully call the attention
nc route agent between here and
l6phis to the fct that we have n
zinc, bona file. simon pure. logo'
naster in Panoln, who would
b have a mail con time" SEM
bionally.
apt'ithe M W. Ward, of That
hguis. N, T. T. Green &
CT. was in OF misswn a few days ago.
Tia gentleman informs us that they
III DO a heavy business, and never
lkiI 10 give satisfaction to those who
hvor them with their orders.
The trains on the Miss. & Tenn.
Railroad, owing to the recent heavy
ne, have been very irregular. The
tx has been broken in several
p1ces, and one train that we know
81 eas thrown from the track near
H1rly's Station. Nobody hurt.
We are placed under renewed oh.
fufions to our young friend, NJ. V.
Holbrook, Esq, of the Southern
El<rcss Company, for late files O
Nnnhvillc, Chattanooga, and Mont.
6on1ery papers. Mr.. II. is the pet o.
this reliable company, and never fail,
p i've satisfaction.
HoDoEs Il MooRE.-By reference
~ bur advertising columns, 1t vii
s. srcn that these gentlemen have
o1cned a large stock Of drugs anC
uorerics, in Pamela. They are boil
pIcasnnt and aiable gentlemen, ant
VIII DOUBTLESS do a good part by thei.
cnssomers.
Law CARD.-W.H Morgan, Esq.
late AoJutant General for Genera
John +. Smith, having resigned hi
position in the army, has opene,
1 law office in Memphis. lie give
61rcial attention to the collection q
ns against the Government. Sc
tard.
biz Brick CORNER We ca
BAL attention to the fact that "
Clarke has just received a super
Of ladies' lace aud Congrc.
prs, kip and calf SHOES, &c. Ais
Dew assortment of qucenswar
aware, aud various other thing
J him a call Immediately.
)fsnoP ~GREES.-Owing to q
ttr
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and We orc enabled to oGcr them to our customers at rates to correspon
with the low price Of cotton.
mnl7lf in YATES 4 co.
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Bio STORM. They have the most
remarkable storms and tornadoes out
West. The most wonderful of recent
date occurred in Illinois says local pa.
per.
The next objects receiving the "atten-
ton" OF the storm were Mr.. Compton s
house and stable. The house was d
by 81 feet, two stories high, in which
were himself and family, but it was ta-
ken up bodily and borne q distance Of
eight rods and then set down again in
good order" not a person hurt, nor a
single piece Of crockery nor anything
displaced. The stable was torn to atoms,
the horses that were in it were left an
hurt.
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MOTH ERS |!

NHAT infant, whose face you look down
l. upon in love, "to see yoursel frenected
there" whose first lisped word is the en-
dearing title of "MOTHER." is liable to
the peculiar disease which blasts the tens
of thousands of the promising buds of hu-
manty just opening into life. Mark that
wasting form! That CLASSY, expressionless,
eye! That ftfpl, startling sleep! Those
thin. emaciatet fingers constantly picking
at the noser All tell in palmer language
than pen enn describe that your beloved
child is being devoured by Worms.
Get one box Of Van Deusen's Home Con.
frctions---your child will be cured, and your
heart made joyful For sale by
aug 30-tf LAID BROS.
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2S7 King ST., 3 doors BeloeO Wentworth
NME have now opened a splendid
w Stock of Spring Goods, English,
French and American, which are of the
most desirable styles the markets can afford.
To planters furnishing the Freedmen either
for clothing or for barter with them, our
Wholesale rooms offer every inducement.
Plantation goods in every variety.
This being a busy season with the planter
and he not able to visit the city, orders ac-
companied with city reference will meet
with prompt attention.
N. B. Samples, with price lists, sent to
any part of the State. Our stock consists
in part Of
White Osnaburghs, Striped Osnaburgs,
Blue Denims. Brown Denims. Heavy Brown
Shirtngs, Fine Sea Island Brown Shirtings,
Bleaohed Shirtings, Bleached and Brown
Shirtings, ca, "a, 1914, 1914 Plaid Blue
and Stripped Blue Homespuns Bleached
and Brown Drills, Black French Broad
cloths, Hosiery and Gloves, Irish Linen by
the piece, Towels, Towelings, Linen Dam
ask, all qualities, Calicoes, all qualities,
Dress Goods, Domestic Ginghams, Fine
Scotch Ginghams, Spring Silks and Black
Silks, Colored Musins, in every variety,
Fine French Muslins, White and Black
Goods, Farmers Brown Linen Duck, Farm
crs' Brown Linen Drills, Fancy Drills and
Cottonades.
Together with every variety to be found
in our line; which we offer at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
All Domestic Goods are sold at very
small advance on Agents prices.
We would respectfully call the attention
of the Planters, Merchants, and the citi
zcns generally of Fairfield District, to our
advertisement. and solicit call from them
should they visit the city.
STOLL, WEBB s. CO.,
No. 287 King ST., 8 doors below Wentworth
Charleston, S. c.
II. 9. STOLL, Charleston
CHARLES WEBB.
II. G. WALKER.
jan l8'6G-lyr
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WONDERFUL WATCu.-A remarkable
mechanical Curiosity hasreoently been con-,
structed in London. Il Is q watch belong
Ing to amenber of Parliament, and design
ed and made expressly for him, by James
Fugerson C1le, the celebrated London watch
maker. This unique pocket chronomcter
has silver dial, on which are nine hands,
indicating respectively the hours. minutes
and seconds; the days OF the week the
day Of the month; the months of the year.
1t corrects itself for unequal months. that is
to say, changes when they have thirty and
when thirty .one days. and also correots it.
self for leap year. 1t is so constructed
that any slight agitation ofthe watch, such
as the ordinary exercise of walking, winds
it up Thus it may be worn and will 90
perfectly for years, without requiring even
to be opened. although it can also be wound
by key in the usual manner. The dial is
arranged in fivo circles. and within tn
largest the hour circle. there is a semi cir
ele, showing the moons age and phases by
means ofgold on ground of blue steel. At
tho back of the watch is gold indicator
for ascertaining the time in the dark by
touch. The complication Of the mechanism
may be imagined, and yet the watch is of
ordinary dimensions and may be convent
emily worn in o gentleman's pocket It cost
the sum Of three hundred guineas. .--Mechan.
ic's Magazine.
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CHARLOTTE, Aug. 80, lsG6.-Cotton
A few bales sold to-day at "a a 26c
currency.
New Flour, $1,000. Northern
$3.50 a 400 per barrel.
Bacon, Is a 2lc. per pound.
Corn, $3.50 a l.65 per bushel, in de.
mand.
Peas. sl,45 l.5O per busl,el.
Meal, 81 90 a $500 per bu,hel.
Wheat, $500.
Oats 65 20 per bushcl
Sorghum, SOC. per gallon.
Gold, $l.40.
Silver, 81 35.
>~-o~~~~~>~-~
CoLuMpfA, Aug 29.-Cotton, II to
2l, gold; Do to 80, currency.
Corn, 81. so to l.S0 per b,,shel.
Flour, $40 to 10 per barrel.
Oats, $l.00 to Ito per bushel.
Peas, $500 to 2.25 per bushel.
Hay, So 25 to $50.
Rice, Rangoon. prime, II to lac;
Carolina 5 to &c.
Tobacco, 40c. to 200 per pound.
Coin, gold At to 4S.
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1866.

RATS versus BIRDS.-Whoeve engages
in shooting small birds is a cruel man who
ever aids in cxtermlnating rats is benefao-
tor We should like some one to give uu
the benefit of their experience in driving
ont these pests We need something be-
sides dogs, CATS and traps for this business.
-Scicnt;fc american, ~ Y.
pes,, Sec "CosTAR's" advertisement above.
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1866.

"COSTARS" RAT EXTERMfNATOR is
simple, safe and sure--the most perfect
-ifcation meeting we have ever attend
ed. Every Rat that can get it, properly
prepared. will eat it, and every one that
eats it will die generally at some place s
distant ns possible from were 1t was taken.
Luke Shore, Mich Mirror
gsy~ See "CosTAR's" advertisement above.
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1866.

INCREASE OF RAPS.-The Farmers
Gazette (English) asserts and proves by fig
ures that one pair Of RATS will have pro-
geny and defendants no less than G51 ,O50
in three years. Now, unless this immense
family can be- kept down, they would con-
sumo more food than would sustain $1,000
human beings.
Bly" SEQ "CosrARs" advertisement above.
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1866.

HOUSEKEEPERS troubled with Termin
need be so no longer, if they use "CosTAR's"
Exterminator Wehavc used it to our salts
faction; and if box cost S5 we would have
it. We have tried poisons, but they effected
nothing; but "Costars" article knocks tho
breath out of Rats, Mice, Reaches, Ants,
and Bed Bugs, quicker than we can writeit.
1t is in great demand all over the country.
-Mendind, Ohio, Gazette.
DeA.. Sec "CosTAR's' advertisement above.
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9 o III n 4 r CT A. L

WINNsBoRo, Sept. L. Cotton
One new bale sold at SOC.
Country Flour, 50 81.
Baltimore Flour $l5. a l6 per barrel.
Lard, u to soc per pound.
Corn, $500 per bushel.
Peas, $l.75 per bushel.
Bacon Sides, 26c per po,nd.
Shoulders, 22c. per pound,
Meal, $500 per bushel
Sorghum, SOC per gallon.
Salt, IS. a $3.50.
Yarn, $3.50 a $500.
Butter, 25c. per pound.
Eggs, r. a Is per dozen.
Tobacco, As to $l.lO per pound.
Gold, 40.