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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-23
q INCOME TAX.

The income tax, it is now said, will
probably be reduced to three per cent.
Tho following are advanced, among
other reasons, for this conclusion (:
Firss-ths law is odious from its inqui-
sitorial character. Second-as war
measure it is no longer necessary ; and,
third, it expires by limitation next
spring +; but nobody seriously supposes
i. is to be wholly dropped. The Pres
idens favors its continuance under re-
dueed rates. The Secretary Of the
Treasury recommends its re-enaetment
at fvs per cent. on all income above one
thousand dollars, and Commissioners
Dslano is understood to hold similar
views, while Special Commissioner
Wells is reported al fsvoring a three
per cent. rate, with less deductions than
are now given. This difference o fjudg-
men, among leading officials will
strengthen the differences among Con-
gressmsn. The reports show the re-
eeipts from the income tax Of last year
to have been about S26, 900, ooo-an in.
crease. of some So, oOO,O 900 ovsr the pre-
vious year. The receipts Of 1867 were
S57, ooO, 900; but the returns of this
year, considering the changes made that
year in the law, are greater in proper
ton than those Of 1861, aud the argu-
meut of Congreumsn who favor a re-
duction is that a three per cent. tax
honestly assessed and collected will
yield about as much revenue as No now
get. 1t is reported at Washington that
two Of the strong members Of the Com
mittss on Ways and Means are pretty
certain to favor a three per cent. rate, |
and it 10 not known that any Of them
will 90 for the total abolition OF the
tax. 1t 10 known, however, that the
members Of the Senate Finance Com.
mit,es are divided ia their opinion on
the question Of q three or Eve per cent.
rate, but all are understood to DO for it's
retention in some form. The present
indications are that q three per cent.
rate will finally be adopted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-23

THERE ia no household duty that is a
subject. Of moro annoyance to house.
wives generally than that Of keeping
paint clean, and yet the operation 10 a
very simple and easy one. All that is
necessary 10 to procure a little whiting
on a plate, some clean warm water and
a flannel cloth. Dip the cloth in the
water, wiring it nearly dry, then take as
much whiting az will adhere to it, aud
with this wstthe painted surface. All
the grease and dirt will be instantly
removed; It should then be washed of
with clean water and rubbed dry with a
chamois skin. It 10 said BY those who
have tried this method that paint thus
cleaned looks nearly as well as new. 1t
does not injure even the most delicate
color.
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WASHINGTON. December d. The brig
Alicia, it Is reported, sailed on Saturday with
arms and ammunition for the Cubans.
The wife Of Peter Cooper died on Sunday.
Washinston Intelligence.
WASHINGTON, December l5.-The nomi-
nation Of Judge Hoar for Associate Justice
Of the Supreme Court had not been eons'a.
cred in Executive Session. The temper OF
the Senate Is not favorable to his oonnrma-
ton.
Il is reliably .scertained that yesterdays
debate in secret session on the resolutions
asking the President for the recommends
tons upon which the Circuit Judges were
nominated, was conducted in q spirit alto.
pether friendly toward the President.
The Superintendent Of Indian Affairs in
New Mexico reports. under date OF Cimaron,
December 7th. that the Indians arc all out
on q hunt, and that they are said to De unau-
imously opposed to going on their reserva-
ton. Their agent thinks they will not unless
forced to. Il is thought the Apachss are
also on a hunt, and will make trouble when
they return, Citizens Of the Cimaron feel
insecure in consequence Of this impression,
and have asked for a company Of troops.
Quite a number Of naval appointments
and promotions were confirmed BY the Senate
yesterday. Captain McDougsll is made a
Commodore, and Commander c. II. Baldwin
a Captain.
Havana News.
HAVANA, December 2l.-Telegram. from
the CincsyilIas district announce the disper-
sion Of Hiliamel's band Of insurgents: Dur
ing the fight AZ rebels were killed and many
wounded. A civil guard attacked the insIr-
gents at J~egniquira, in the Amador
Mountains, and killed 80.
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SAN FnANoIsco, December 23-2 ?. NJ
II commenced raining soon after 4 o'clock
| this morning; at $50 an inch Of water had
fallen. Frequent showers occurred. Sum
shine since.
The report Of a revenue officer placed on
board the sloop Maggie Hale, at Monterey,
confirms previous reports Of the mysterious
sloop. She sailed from this port for some
unknown place In search Of gold. On the
second day out a gale struck her, washing
the Captain overheard.
The ship E. F Cabin, from Liverpool, aud
ship Orion, are coming up the harbor, in tow
Of the tug Mastick.
At q special meeting Of the Board Of Su-
pervisors, the contract awarded to Arthur
Quinn at $4,000 for cleaning streets, was
reconsidered, and It was resolved hereafter to
accept no more wood pavements.
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nxrRAoRplNARY nERo1NE1sM.

Chicago the Pessessor OF the Model Giri
ofthe Period-A Remarkable Surgical
Operation.
II has been reserved for Chicago to
produce one Of the most remarkable
Young ladies Of the ags-a veritable
heroine, the model girl Of de period.
There lives on Washington avenue, in
q home OF highly respectable INTERIOR, a
young lady, the pride Of her mother and
Joy Of her papa. She is, or rather she
was, in every. respect, an attractive,
graceful and accomplished girl and so
thought young Mr.. to whom she
is engaged, and who, looking to her
with the eye Of a lover, could see, OF
course, NO blemish in her.
Yet there was u little defect, one
email imperfection, which WAS said TO
mar the symmetry of her otherwise per-
feet form. Nature bad given her a pair
of wonderfully small feet, but although
in length they were all that a Chinese
beauty might have adorsd, they were
Just q little too broad in proportion 10
their size. But for this little oversight
Of nature they would have been the
most ravishing pair of little feet that
ever twinkled bsasath q petticoat.
The young lady often sighed as the boot
maker took the measure of them, and
thought how she might have dszzled
the world, and her ndored particularly,
had nature been q little less liberal. In
short, her feet gave her nc rest by day
or night. She was about to be married,
and, in pisw of that event, she resolved
to make a double sacrifice.
A few months ago she visited an emf
nent rgeon Of this city and made a
proposal which caused the practitioner
to shudder. He at once declined to
acceds TO her strange request, and there
the matter dropped for a time. More
recently the young lady renewed her
proposition, expressing her firm deter
mutation to have it carried out, and SO
%persissntly did she cling to her resolu.
ton that tho doctor was at last prevailed
upon to comply with her wish. This
was nothing less than the amputation
of the small toe of each foot, which
would reduce the member to q size
exactly proportional to it's length. The
operation was one demanding the incest
skill on the part of the surgeon, and
few days since Wal successfully per
formed with the consent of the young
lady's relatives and friends. The OBJ.
noIious toes have been extracted, just
like teeth, leaving the feet somewhat
dis6gured for a time, but suited to fiji
into the smallest, daintiest little boo'
that a be fashioned. The young
martyr 10 now In bed, waiting patiently
for the wounds to heal.
The operation has cost her a pang,
perhaps, but only think what she has
gained (what she has lost) by it! Two
small fantastic tossl Many a victor has
lived long, honored and happy, with one
foot in the grave. This courageous
little heroine has achieved a victory
which the fashionable world will delight
to honor, and she can now walk abroad
without trailing her skirts. Doubtless
she is aching for the next evening party
where her little foot will DO exhibited
az a triumph Of art over nature. TIL
young lady has boldly put into practice
the s~oriptural precept, "1f thy small
toe offend thee, cut it of."-CAiedgc
Iribune.
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FROM SACRAMENTO.
California L%egislaturc Adjeurned-Ths
Gas Railroad Time = Heavy Suit :
HslaanaKa lIanhnHuad

Cnllfornla LeGlslAturo Adjournod-Tho
Members Going TO Visit Salt Lake
Gas = Railroad Time - Heavy suit
Prisoners Discharged.
SACRAMENTO, December 23.-The two
branches Of the Legislature adjourned yes
terday, to give the members an opportunity
Of spending the holidays at home. Many Of
them will leave to-day on a trip over the
Central Pacific Railroad to Salt Lake.
The Sacramento Gas Company announce
that on and after February lst, until May lst,
the price OF gas will be reduced to 81 per
thousand feet. A further reduction to So
per thousand feet will be made May LIST.
The Pullman through express train arrived
on time from San Francisco last evening,
bound east. The passenger list was not
large.
Edward o. Hale commenced suit in the
Sixth District Court yesterday against the
city, for damages In the sum OF $4,000,
which he claims to have suffered last October
in consequence OF his being thrown from a
buggy-in which he was riding up X street
into IN excavation in the street made for the
purpose Of constructing a sewer.
Ten Of the men arrested for conspiracy
against the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany; as accessories to the burning Of some
Of the company's property, were yesterday
morning discharged, in accordance with the
decision Of the Supreme Court.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-23
ELKO ITEMS.

From the Independent Of yesterday
That COLORADO RAILRoAD.-Winne-
muccs is a stirring town it is ambi-
tious, and lets no moro grass grow
around its streets than is absolutely
necessary. 1t is not content with being
simply a station on the Central Pac;sc
Railroad, but aspires to be the terminus
Of a grand railroad line to the Colorado.
A railroad to Battle Mountain and to
the Duck Creek mines is 70 be inaugu-
rated, and n meeting is called at Win
nemuca on the LIST OF January to organ
ize a company. The Register warmly
advocates the movement, and the ex-
tension of the road to the Colorado,
through Austin and Belmont. II thinks
these towns will "pungle the neces-
sary funds to start the enterprise. That
nothing may be lost in a name, the
Register favors q change in the title Of
the new eompany-from Battle Noun
tain Railroad to "Psci6c and Cole
RADIO Railroad Company" We are glad
to see hat our neighbors are alive and
astir but dou't let them think ,,that
Elko is to be cut out by this little job.
Never mind the change in the title, Mr..
REGISTER; Battle Mountain or Duck
Creek will do very well. We trust you
will put the road through with all dis
patch. While Winuemucea is busy At
that road, Elko will attend to the F" Pa
ci6e and Colorado Railroad"
PRsPARATIoSs roa rHs HOLIDAYS
The people of Elko are making great
preparations to have lots of fun between
Christmas aud New Years. The Sunday
School Festival, on Friday night next,
will be full Of interest, affording amuss-
ment for all who may attend. They are
making preparations Of such n nature
that will amply repay attendance.
BASE BuLLIoS.-P. N. Elder J. Co.
received this week 81 bars Of lead bull
lion, weighing 1000 pounds, from the
White Pine Smelling Works. Thi,
consignment goes to D. D. S~hattuek,
San Francisco. Whitney & Co. have
received since Monday last, $1,000
pounds Of lead bullion for r%e.shipment
to T. II. Selby, San Francisco.
PAT LASSAN, one Of the ~noisisst men
in the State, and at tho same time one
Of the most geninl companions, came
down from the misty region Of Treasure
Hill on Monday last, on his way 70 tide
water, to pass the holidays. Pat was
headed for Chicago, but on reaching
Elko could not resist a trip to the
Pacific.
The Rocky Mountain Coal Company
have put the price of coal down to Sl2
per ton. They have thirty tons on hand
and thirty tons more on the way. Their
coal is Of a superior quality.
SKArISe.-The people Of Elko have
skating on the brain, and are improving
the fine chances offered for this invig-
Grating and pleasant recreation by lib
orally patroniziug the three skating
Kinks now in good trim.
For the pas. three mornings the Their
mometer has been below zero. Yestsr-
day morning at I O'Clock it stood eleven
below zero. The weather i, clear and
cold, ~you bet ~
CHINESE LAnoRrRs.-Eigbt car loads
OF coolies passed through town yester-
day morning, en- route for Tennessee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-23

DESERVED REPRoor.-A good story
was in circulation yesterday about one
Of the members of the present Assem-.
bly,. It seems that at an early hour in
the morning Joe Coburu, George F.y.
lor, and other disciples CT the manly
art OF self-dsfense," were taking a drink
in the Orleans saloon, when the Assem-.
blyman referred to came in. He was,
not to put too 6ne a point upon it,
drunk, aud, Of course, annoying. In
the course Of q few moments he made
himself obnoxious TO the party men.
toned above, and was told so. On,
word led to another, and finally the leg.
islstor drew q derringer on one OF the
others, but it was taken from him by
Coburn, before it could be used. Di'
rsctly Afterwards he was elected from
the saloon, Taylor giving him this coun-
sci: "You'rs a member Of the Assem-.
bly,, amt you? Well, you are out late
tonight; take my advice, 60 home and
go to bed /; get up in the morning ard
soak ysur head 60 up to the Capitol
and make laws to govern Us fellows, and
then break them yourself by getting
drunk, drawing pistols on people and
raising - generally, AZ you have to.
night P'-Sde. Union, 22d.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-23

AN iguorant, but concsitsd fellow,
got aboard q steamer on Lake Huron.
After standing on deck awhile among
the crowd, and seeing the captain ap.
prosch, he inquired What is the
name Of this laks7 "The Lake HUI
ron." "Yss, sir" replied the man.
But the captain going no further the
stranger said /: "Wsll what 10 the name
Of the laks?" "Ths Lake Huron"
again answered the captain. "want to
know what lake Pm on-its uame?"
Well, sir" said the captain, "ths
name Of the lake you are on 10 the Lake
Huron. Does that satisfy your" The
crowd were now smiling quiet audibly,
aud the man walked away, muttsrine
to himself: "The lake I'm on, 10 the
lake I'm on. That's q polite captain,
indeed"
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Man Mrss1yo.-Th. Omaha Repu6iica,

NAN MrssrSs.-Ths Omaha Republican
thus mentions a missing man from Neva.
da: A gentleman named A. 7. Buck
ner, from Nevada, who csme to this city
on Wednesday, the Gath ult., and was on
his way East, is missing. His brother,
DR.. G. O. Bucsner,is here now In search
of him. He is described as 8 feet high,
weighing from 100 to ITO pounds; hi,
hair, originally dark, is of a grAyish
cast. He is partially insane, but would
not be so considered except on close
questioning. He is inclined TO be reti.
cent. Any information regarding him
will be thankfully received at the Wyom-
ing Hotel.
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prrEa'. OPERA HOUSE,

VIRGINIA.. UecomDcr Nth, 1879.
F.. F. 0sBrsroN. j. D. WtHrERs, 1. L. REoUA,
j. W. MAcKEY. W.. 8. HOBART, and others
Gentlemen: Your favor proposing q Compli.
mentary Benefit Is received. The undersigned
are most happy to join with you In tho proposed
recognition Of the great merits Of Mr.. Harry
House, with It's facilities. at your disposal for
tho purpose, on THURSDAY EVENING, De-
cember 23d, 1860, upon tho same terms as other
Benefits have boon given this season.
The above night Is the only ono at our dis.
posal, as Friday night had been previously set
apart for the Farewell Benefit Of Charlotte
priority OF time. JOHN PIPER,O
JOHN MCCULLOUGH,
Lorraine ROGERS.
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The New York. Herald heads its ac-
count of the death on the New Jersey
Railway. Monday night, "a man
launched into eternity for the want Of
twenty cents" The man was put of
q train for not paying. He fell of
Hacksnsack bridge and was drowned.
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FORENOON STOCK REPORT.
rnrroarrD DAILY ,r II. n. rLAoo CO.. GOLD ,ntr..

SAN Francisco. December %.
20 ophir, s1iK0l5 b 8; 80 Gould & Curry,
*721N;. $is Savage, *4sH9a5M9A5SGssX 9 80;
80; 81 Hale & Norcross, Sl50D149; 100 Crown
Point, $lsH0lsH019A b 30; a6a Yellow
Jacket, $4Xd44S IS Imperial, $51, 80 Ken.
tuck. $142; 90 Alpha. $lS11sH; 10 Belchcr,
$15X; 20 Overman, $SOltS2H b 80; 2S3 Sierra
Nevada, S9HG91s010b 3O09E 8 80; 80 Lady
Bryan. S8AGT; 80 Occidental. S12H 652 Orig.
inal Hidden Treasure, $5X6666h.
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for A A Pratt. ........ .11i93. :.1.....1o 90
And in accordance with law and nm order Of
the Board Of Trustees, made on the 18th day Of
November, 1869, SO many shares Of each parcel
public auction. ut the ONCE Of the Company,
Room No. % Hayward's Building, No. 4ls Cal.
fornia street. San Francisco, on FRIDAY, the
18th day Of January, 1870, at 10 o'clock noon Of
said day, 10 pay aaid delinquent assessment
expenses OF sale.
D. A. JENNINGS, Secretary.
San Francisco, December 81, 1869. de23.td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-23

A BARN was lately blown down in
Oakland, California, aud n local paper
speaks of the affair as the only no.
ticsable movement Of real estate during
the week"
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EDWARD SMITH was arrested in San
Francisco, December goth, on q charge
of robbing Peter Downey, on board the
steamer Yosemite, while on the way
down from Sacramento.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-23

ALABAMA SrxxEs has failed as an ed
itor, and he revengss himself by talking
of the present dsmorslizsd condition OF
the Southern press.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-23

A SrASIARp, in the first pages Of his
English grammar, desiring n evening
at table to be helped to some boiled
tongue, said : al will thank you, Miss,
to pass me the language
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-23

DExoLsIERs OF Bread. Cakes. Pies, Doushnuts,
Hot Rolls, etc, take notice: John Peter Becker. OF
the Gold Hill Bakery and Chop House. Is prepared
to furnish TO tho public tho above named articles,
frcsh every day. OF tho best quality. and at the low
est prices, noE'-lW
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Deaths.

RYAN-In Sacramento, December 18th, Henry,
son Of Thomas and Mary Ryan, aged months
and Is days.
GE0RGE-In Georgetown, December Goth, An
drew George, aged 10 years.
BEAUCHAMP-In San Jose, December 10th,
Mrs. Rebecca A. Beluchamp, aged 81 years..
SAXON-In San Francisco, December 10th,
MaryJ Saxon, aged "a years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-23

AwAsHISeroS correspondent reports
that tho largest lobby yet gathered
there is the Cuban lobby. 1t has the
greatest number and the least money"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-23

Tur New York correspondent Of the
Loudon Daily Ntrs, boldly AYERS that
American beef is better than the roast
beef Of " Old England"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-23

A CLERGYMAN said 10 a recent sermon
that the path Of reetitude had been
travelled so little Of late years that ii
was almost completely run to grass.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-23

A WESTERN reporter has "inter-
viewed" q magnetic ave now on its
way from the sun, aud a y it proposes
TO knock the earth into pieces.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-23

LADIES wear SO much false hair with
their own that it is difficult TO tell
which is switch.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-23

THs champion halter of a Western
city claims also to be tho "univsrsal
sympathizer," because he has felt for
every one.
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NEW TO-DAY.
rmPERIAL sILvRR MINING

i Company-Location Of works, Gold HIN,
Storey County, Observation-Disclosures arc do.
linquent upon tho following described stock, on
Q6th) day OF November, 1879, the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the re-
spectiye shareholders, as follows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-23

liz San Francisco, December goth, was
the coolest day Of the reason. Ice
formed o~ne-eigh,h Of an inch thick.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-23

A FELLOW in Oswego won City cents
by eating Lightweight buckwh0at cakes
10 ten minutes.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS
rRoM SAN %FRANCIscO.

~IsrrcrAL TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY NEws sr
TIE wEsrKRS UNION TxLEdRAPH LINZ
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@. B..ZABRIsKIE, M. ID.

PHYSICIAN s.
oFF1cE-MAN STREET, ADJOINING
~ house OF Yellow jacket Hose Co. No.
Calls promptly attended 70 At all hours.
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Overland Dispatches
Now York News.

ESPECIAL TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS NJ
THE wEsrEnS UNION TELEGRAPH LINE.1
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The assessment for Portland, Oregon,
as returned by the Assessor, shows a
total valuation of over S., oOO, 900.
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Grand Matinee sa,urdsy Anerason.
CORRESPONDENCE.

VIRGINIA. December 10th, 1860.
JOHN PIPER, Esq.-Dsar Sir: Tho many
friends OF Mr.. Harry Edwards are anxious TO
show their appreciation Of him as o gentleman
and an actor, and know Of no more appropriate
way than to offer that gentleman q Compliment
ary Benefit, provided you will give him the
Opera House on the same conditions other
members OF tho Troupe have had II, before tho
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-25

Is in m derate demand, ~ deche our
Fg mJ {Auotation Sales were inferior MIXED al
DH lAm car top Ell 90, and / car timothy at
per ton. Delivered tf N ~ Ndlff
HSN~RoysIoNs dull and unchanged, with no sales
HAXs>,rthy Of note.
IN CORN MEAL is quiet sale, are light IN eonse
0kAY suence Of temporary difficulty in shipping ~ bois
10Y xandine's Dried sold At 81 49, and 10 bbs
CErH fr.sb meal at 81 %, latter advance Of 2jc.
sSE& BUTTER continues In active demand for strictly
IVA choice bat other grades neglected 20 pkgs
strictly choice Northern sold at 3e pkgs fair do at
r.necior Soc and pkgs inferior At 2Cc.
EGGS change and In good demand %
nedcir loxes sold al 22e shippers count.
ohio
Ind POULIhl " I'UN 'N'''
plar ems sold 1t 81 Oai aud 12coops spring chickens
ng' sts2 per doz.
APPLES arci IN large supply, with fair demand 90
bbs .od al 81 90 81 90 - H. g 21 81 % and 81 10
!" pEh1IITs continue plenty and in consumptive
,cnand with sales of ~ boxes damaged ut l0c and
iDhoxcs AZ from t,,b0a7ic for common 10 good and
.trictly eating and preserving varieties
NEGETA or abundant % all kinds 5cItte~
cabbage sold at g. Ogs % per 10, ant 10 buls ppt'
toes at So Ooa2 %
GROCERi f.s--uyrrs higher " h nm advancing
tendency. MAJ = advanced 2le keg
lszes. j good supply aud over Coal
higher Other articles generally unchanged
tRLi6HIN plenty aud rates are hriu