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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-12-03

PrssoSAt.1We iesrs ffsa the highest
authority that the friends Of Major Gren
vile O. Haller are DESTROYS that he should
apply to the President for court Of in
auiry. The gentlemen most prominent in
this movement are of5cers OF the army,
the companions in arms. With Major
Haller. Who, without regard to political
differences. bat with the true esprit de
corps, regard Major Halter As a political
martyr. 1t will be remembered that tho
Maior was summarily dismissed from the
service BY order Of Mr.. Stanton, the then
Secretary Of War, and no court Of inquiry
or court martial was ever accorded him.
Nov. that Mr.. Stanton is dead, the per-
sonal feeling which actuated him no longer
exists, and the President has intimated
that an application from Major Halter for
a court Of inquiry would be at once
granted. Major Halter is brave and
gallant officer who has rendered much
good service to his country; his war record
during the rebellion, up to the time he
was uuiustIy dismissed, was Of the highest
order, and although the Major and our
selves differ politically: yet We shall rejoice
to see him honorably reinstatcd to q posi-
ton from which prejudices and the pas
sions Of the hour caused his REMOVAL
Port Townsend Message.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-12-03

SMALL Pox.-The Oregon papers con.
tinus 10 mention cases Of small pox and
deaths therefrom in snrious parts Of the
State. The term Of the Circuit Court for
Polk county was adjourned in consequence
of the prevalence Of the small pox. The
public schools Of Salem were suspended
for some time for the same cause. We
believe 40 case Of this disease has been re.
ported this side Of the Columbia River
during this season.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-12-03

~ Gen. Mckinney is expected here in
few days to assume control of Indian af.
FAIRS in tho Territory.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-12-03

NEvKnnoaE-Css the eosrse. GRITTY
tooth powders aud teeth-des,royirg ehen.i-
cal aasds svd place on the toilet. Of SEN
sibIe people The fragrant and preserva-
tive So-odost has superseded them all
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-12-03

A PIONEER GONE.-Our readers will
regret to learn of the death Of Mrs. C. H.
Hale, the wife of Capt. Hale of this place,
who died on Thursday morning, after on
illness Of many years. Her sufferings had
been at times acute, and for six years she
had been confined to her room and bed.
She longed for death as a happy release.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-12-03

q Mr.. A. II. Gunnison, Special Agent
of the Peoples Insurance c.. Of San Fran.
cisco, has been in town the past few days.
lie will visit the several towns on the
Sound next week, on business connected
with the company he represents.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-12-03

New SrORE.-We would call the attcn.
ton Of our readers to the advertisement
of Frank X. Louthorn. He has opened
fine stock Of groceries and liquors in the
corner store of the Olympic Hotel.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-12-03

For q few cents yo1 can Duy
Of your Grocer or Druggist o
package Of SEA MOSS FAR1EE
made from pure Irish Moss or
Carrageen, which will mako
sixteen quarts Of Blanc Mango,
and e like quantity Of Puddinss
Custards, Creams, Charlotte,
Russo, &C. It is the cheapest,
healthiest and most delicious
food in the world. It makes g
splendid Dessert, ard has no
equal as a light and delicate
foed for Invalids and Children.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-12-03

IA We arc indebted to Capt. and Fred
Finch, and to J. G. Park cr, ror favors.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-12-03

4 GENCY Of the United Ansheim Wine
n Growers Association is at Rothschild
Co. s, where a full stock Of their different
wines can always be found.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-12-03
A Glorious Changed!
THE GREAT WORLDS TONIC
Plantation Bitters. Il


This wonderful vegetable rc-,
stOrative is the sheet-anchOr OF
tilc feeble and debilitated. As a
tonic and cordial for the aged
and lansuid, it has NO cqual
among stOmachics. As a remedy
for the nervous weakness to
which women are especial'ysrsD
ject, it is superseding every other
stimuianf. I'm all climates tropi-
cal, temperate, or fsisid, il acts
as a specific in, every species Of
disorder which un6erEsiIics tlrG
bodily strength ard breaks down
the anis,.al spirits. Forssaie by
all druggists.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-12-03

s~Tf you wish the very best CArrxrf
PHOTOGRAPHERS, you must call on BRAD
LEY l. RULoFsoS 429 Montgomery street.
San Francisco.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-12-03

The " pixley Sisters" are performing at
Seattle, and expect to be here in time to
give one Of their inimitable public enter.
tainmcnts on Wednesday evening next.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-12-03

nD- Mcssrs. T. G. Lowe Il Co. have
just received fair assortment Of baskets,
Of all kinds, aud many other "trinkets"
for the holidays. a.--
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-12-03

- Col. Ross LETT for San francisco
last Monday. Until the arrival of Gen.
Mckinney, Col. pardcc has charge Of the
Indian Office.
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DIED.:

Dec. LIST, at the residence Of G. H. Hale, ON
Fourth Street, Mrs. WArrsTILL l.. HALE, wife
of Capt. &. II. Hale, aged 50 years.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-12-03

TLOTHiN0 and Furnishing Goods, in large
u quantities and at reduced, rates; at
ROTHSCHftD 4 CO.'S.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-12-03

0IISSION Wooden Goods and Blankets
lvl Oregon Wooden Goods, and Pacific
Woolen Underwear, At Agents rates.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-12-03

MOUNr R%sNIER.-prufessor Davidson
Of tho Pacific Coast Survey, expresses the
opinion that Mount Rainier is the highest
peak on this co1st. l't.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-12-03

SPALpING's GEeE" mends Furniture,
Toys, Crockery, all oraaineotal work.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-12-03

FADES Dry Goods and Hosie-t..a com.
plete assortment, and new styles, just re.
ceiyed at ROTHCHILD 4 CO.'S
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-12-03

Rev. John R. Thompson, Pastor. Services
every Lords Day at IL A. n. aad At u p. N.
Sabbath School at IN. Prayer meeting ey-
cry Wednesday evening ut u o'clock.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-12-03

HAviyG made arrangements to import
III a large portion Of our stock direct from
the Eastern Cities, and an experienced agent at
San Francisco for the purpose Of blying goods
from first hands, We can offer indictments to
buyers unsurpassed BY any other firm. Our
assortment win be complete in every depart
ment, and we want it known that
We viii Not be Undersold
by any other firm on Puget sodnd.
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It. johns Chanel ,

NJ. JOMNI Chapel.
Rev. p. r. Hyiand, Rector. Services every
Sunday, At II A. X. and at Z r. N. Sunday
Schssl att =. =. Exp"sitory Lecture on the
Scriptures every other Wednesday evening, at
eI.N. .l-F d.
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VEEEkr Na9HET HEFxEw:
CORRECTED BY T. MACLEAY, ESQ.

BUrrER-Ftesh, per pound, 33c.
EGGS-per dozen, 37c.
HAMS-Sugar cured, per pound, 22c.
BACON-pcr pound. zoe.
SHOULDERS- l5c.
CuEESE- Z" 23c.
1L0xEY- 4 /" 25c. E.e53t ..f
LARD zoe.
FLeuR-Extra Fine, per barrel, 81 90.
Ssper6ne, 6 so.
ssnOkTS-per pound l2c.
BRAN s. lc.
CHOPPED FEED, per pound, :Ic.
OAYS-Per tusilel. zoe.
POrArOES-Per bxshei, Sec.
PLUMS-Dried, l7c per h.
APPLES" &c per ID.
WOOL-Per psnAd, zee
CORN MEAL-per pound, Sc.
BEANS-White, &c.
:" pink, Sc.
WHEAT-Per bushel, 81 90.
We ere indebted to Mcssrs. Doolcy / Rod
gers for the following report:
BREF CArfLE-s and &c. tf4 ~
SHEEP-S2 50 and So per head.
HOGS-8c, gross weight.
ONlONS-Per bushel, ST 50
HIDES Green, 81.
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REkxGx0pS !SE2vXCHS.
Methodist Episcopal Church.

Rev. A.. G. Fairchild, Pastor. Preaching
every Sabbathat II A. N. and I p n. Sunday
School at u r. NJ. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening at o'clock.
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will buy and sell real estate on commission,
pay taxes, perfect titles, negotiate loans and
make collections.
b@ Guarantees title, without extra charge,
when employed AZ eonveyancer.
Olympia, Aug. 90, 1870. 42:H
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QEExCE Nv Z0W:r Haze.

TINE proprietor has the only Abstract Of
i. titles in fhnrston county, the correctness
and reliability Of which he is prepared to DEM
onstrate to all interested by an exhibition Of
his books, and is prepared to transact a
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-12-03

u OTHSCHlLD L co. are Agents for the
IL, Celebrated Florence Sewing Machine.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-12-03

BOOKS and Ststlopery;s Complete assort-
ID ment, at 6THSCHILD 4 CO.'S.
, 1870-10-13

gsr1 70 make "iocu tmprovesuents. ~ ana that
=! o.aet corporate pnIposea al municipal
ISn.fns ,Ss 70, &c, tssesoc ., Article Ky Bat
9; t9af g.. ~ laws IA foFce Il he adopaoa
anau continue to b. - y.1td q Il tho
oons1saaon had not been adopsod;" % thas il
sssq Moe,a sse@ @ az saas ne Council IN Iepavink late
N61en ny the LeRtsature,
1ne only question remaining u q presume the
GoTe1 th 70 s,spat ineudes The power Ecpaye
work 10 Be Paid for b special a1aessass consstt9-
aoesii Ii the ease of Hsmmstt t.. Tns Clty Of
& r,s ia sss ,;, 1y s. M ce S
kae Act OF tae Leks1Atute IT Mxtch p, 1853, which
ausho1fsed special assessments ror repavinR
s. fsaesss: "as demonstration and vold, although
u Was admitted IN the sAme decision a.
polnt f1lJ sessled that the Legislature hare the
agnt e eoolet upon municipal COZ
~, tas possr o. assessing tae cost OF 10
Cd. There Is no clause in rae Constitution ct
teonsylvaotA wh!ca restricts the power of ta1a-
non n ne leEssarurr; hence, It would seem that
sSpee I saoSla % e m .ass s oai SR
adf supreme Court SAID there ast
9s 1sr. Of u @ss sc Tbs s,ms naur = NJ
fo1lher, We must sar At some t.ne TO this tde
y taxation, thus far sha1t thou 90, and no
lnn1es. Loea: assessments can only be conssttu-
acnN when Imposed 70 pay for local improve
menh clearly coufeH1nX special benefits On the
properly assessed, and 10 the extent Of fhoSe ben.
t0tA They cannot be 20 imposed when the TN.
rFnsemens appears to be for general public beue-
Tue Constitution Of Illinois and tne charter Of
the city permit tho re-paving OF Lsko street {4pd
every other street), 70 be paid for by general
tax It Is It least very doubtful whether u can DC
dune IN nny other way. Which Is the better
coussc 70 rursue7 II special assessments A1o 10
Be enforced. and theJ shat be sus.1ined ~ tse
supttme Court, We muss Always have them, Il We
begin them, Tor such repairs,
1eur, 1c, ]. A. o.
, 1870-10-13

the:5 usse bsen spared amid Ill that rain Of
snou and ,ahEapnel, they! could only hxvo
seaenod the fool Of Tie height On which the
89la ee'o paaced. Il was hesrt-broating.
1nsse Has snothes disehxrBs, and, when /
looked again, few straggfng men, who
T Tste riding buck for lilo: to tho plateau Of
This v1etched accident proved the ruin Of
The French Left. Tho Mobiles ran forward
readily enough 10 the support OF their com.
Esdes, for tho young soldiers bhow no sort Of
E'sht Of \ force advancing Is II with an I'M
ioedtate1y hostile purpose, upon ,theix dank;;
they "lst dy both barrels" sa The spostsmsa
Say. aud blazed Away for NIL Esree minutes
With the chassepot before they dlscovered that
Aey had dec1md&ed ftoo regiments Of their o,on
comrades Of The .tns who we're merely retiring
towazd them from rather too hasty forward
movement, in order to make batter COZ
certed attack In the rnssa. This poor line
cried " treasoo;" soras .N1etched Zou2Yes.
who had really never received one OF the mis-
directed shots, took up tho CRY aad carried it
Ike some sharp chemical solvent OF Hkcptine
through both lnes Of tho French fo1cs. until
VAuores. No discipline could Rtand such =
trial Mobiles and linedmon fell back. but
fell bach, u can aver, in good order, on
Mont1ouge, TauvIes, and 1asy- The Prussiana
1Tazmed the woods Ike bees In support Of
their fatal artillery, and in spite Of tempo
rarJ check from the other and unbroken wing
o. The French. Eero In full possession Of tho
redoubt Of Chsntillon md tho heights Of Vile
juif within four houra Of the time Il which The
heroic cuirainiers started On their fatal rido
towards Bagetix. .poor feIlowa, they hid
drawn tho badger, but the beast hid made
them pay dearly for their sport.
Tbeee heights Of Vl1ejuif must bs retaken
NJ rrA} Tt {ha A.f ~ n
they cannot Afford to sit down under that
loss. >A'
, 1870-10-13


70 O'Clock this morning: 3G5 cars wheat !:
1872 CATE com 9S cars oats; 191{ carr re 6siss
cars barley. Total, 736 CATS, or S00, 900 bu.
Withdrawn yesterday for city consumption:
sos tu wheat 4.170 bu corn 4,9ao hu oats ,
393 bu rye; |, l,sss bu barley.
There x,s full attendance On Change to-
eay ;: but no particular change to note IN ths
condition of the markets. Tho receipts weIe
again in excesa OF the shipments, the latter
being apparently checked BY the decided ad-
vauee in heighss, while tho former were again
full, especially In wheat. though not up to the
aretage o. the past week. The mArketa we're
again rsther quiet, except faiE specuAtiFe
trading In options for tho 1ast bali, which
commences on Monday next, giving hut thIeo
days more OF leewAy to the spectators. All
elosed weak. except wheat
Highwinea we1e more active, and dsn It
yesterdays prieet. closing with buyers At the
inside figures paid. S1les were: 100 bsIs iron
bocnd It 8i1sc; 200 brls do 1t s4c; 50 bEls
wood-bound 1t Sic; 100 brls do 1t astc-
Ihera are too many wines in the country Tor
the xants Of buyers; hence the depression for
long time past to several cents heloH the
coet Of manufacture.
Lake fleaghts ware less active It yeaset-
days rates. There WAS 4 good demand early,
but o*netn asked IN AdTance Of Ac, which the
shippers would not pay. Hence on1y gain
ehzzten were taken, the average sail 7tes TO
Boston being &c On Hheas, G514d on coEn, and
Sc fos osts Through rates 70 New York Tere
quoted 1t &c On wheat aud 2tc On corn-
FteiGhts on the Eric Canll are advancing,
- they usually do It this season Of tho year.
but i is difficult to $50 how the present prices
can Be improved up to the figures OF previous
| sesecns, seeing that thetr are now about sQl
| bosts At the western end Of the canal, al
empty-enoueh to car.. out fve million ba o,
grain. Knowing this, some Chicago holder
! seemed disposed to wait awhile, thinking Il
] probable that canal freighta will decline In
stead Of advancing between now and the cloas
| Of navigation
! Proyisinna ware mora active, and the attend
area Of operators wss full one. while Ii!
packing season hAa already virtually opened
Is three Of the packing houses weIu buying
hogs today, md green stuff WAS offered NIL
come freedom, owing To tho fact that there
lttle old On themarket- Ness pork kcloesd stead.
1t e2s rs for regular brands choice lot
I xre held 4 e9.00. Pork for seller Dscembe
Was held 1t ee1 %, with s21-60 bid; pork TO
Jmusy WAS h.la atel 50, LAID firm 1t l6c 70
, 1870-10-13
East Lake Street,
TO lN Edl.oF a TN CRafHJp 7Fi6uHk: ~
shall Lake street be fepaved bE the city Of Chi

10 {h EdEor 1f 1h< ChtaatH Tribune:
Shall Lake Street be EepAved by the c1ty of Chi
caGn, or BY spe.tM assessment.
"a ss;s ot Re essa; Of ae
resched- The members OF the Common Council,
IN their divisions OF op4ason upon the subject are
u7thtul exponents Of khett constituents
cease somc time, a7d NC be relieved fum their
spnoJance. 1t Is i selious intusy to property
no;.ler 70 b. n continual a'ats q anst1MatJ u
rat.e during year. His family expenses lie can
estfly enlcuiAte: he knows The amount Of hts
Sse ~ snd as s.s ns ,d sns
- isssfp! 6? esce,aEy sssz 81 3;
m.ae the dematds ~hieh any Se msae ~ 1pon aIa lin
from sh,s source pasal5zes him, 1t the expenses
cf rrpAviug Streets, which musks continue - be
spei. %ss ,se M ia ,n1 =
titnty referred to must also cooltnue forever;
while II paid tor BY general ta1 The general saI
1ulH, for soane wcEk Of the kind ranst be dooe
every yeAr In > ciu ll1e ChlcsEo- Tae expenses Of
making speeta1 are not tnc9ns!teraole.
reesn,eut, and each one be paid for, h! n tnscr-
tion in the corporation newspaper TT timer. As
rols se e ee ,1r sne
consumed In near1sg obieeunns. aud discussing
plans and tneAsule1 Fsom SLY 70 $50 y saaed
| Haane borne he burden once 81 paving street
;!aa :: soE public .,.n;,:s., s:s h.sa$ iassS
paid for It, and the whole work having been C.
cepted and The rfopeHI-holdef discharged from
| his obns ztfous with cheering "wel donc, good
Ard faithful servant" onRht NOT the city which
owes the fee uf the sueet 70 t1ke ca1c Of 1t But
| on this question We shan never agree.
There T. Legal aspect Of ne ease, however.
| upou which We may be compelled to 2Rtee. The
power to deprive citizen Of his properly, whether
under the name OF tsxation. assessment exercise
Of The power OF eminent domain, OF any other Pre-
leIf, Is power that Is construed very strictly, and
the taw must be found to which the taxing
power can refer md SAY. thus It Il
| v1steu." or iA work can never stand.
| By SECTION :, Chapter 8, Of Amendments to The
City Charter, passed m 1851, II l. provided th1t
Alter street hAs been Oiled, curoed, unacadam-
sa.li beAwful ior The Common conncu 70 pm
1nrnr, N whole or in part, out Of toe general
yund." The previous AEs In force authorized
! Special assessments for repaln gan
shas il ahal herrafsef Sc determined By judicial
d<ctSon tha& any Of tie improvements authorized
| By INV e-s cannot be paid fol, In whole or
n pa!t BY special A1sessHsent for benefit then It
l a1All be Awfni 70 levy and collect taxes
for saeh purposes on all tue property asseased In
sad city tor tAIauon for general revenue pul-
/ poSA"
Tho letter OF the gtatute u sufficient to author
| ~ The Council to DO e1ackg - they choose, but
| 1t Y advisable 10 look further.
! The new constitution declares NnAt the Gen
efA1 AE1emEy mug DO. = vs5s cf-e3 T:s1 ne
, 1870-10-13

,.esS %ho1s q Now England wsro as closely popa.
Il 900 Of tnhaSissnts sa'''a ne'' oass ths
faa9 In R6ode :, Isl1nd generally
Greyatled, The population of Nov
En$!aod would reach to about the figure OF
1x,3DNM; And yet 1t would seem that our
kma1ess btats has no exceptional capacity to
not n fsed dSpolaoa. tga na.. It, so Of course, docs
matter OF no consequences in these days OF
general INSTRUMENTATION. II tho xeto Of
hhodo 1elAnd were applied. to the whole area
q ths United Stttea, After knocking OF uore
Than half million pf square milss. for
w.ate lands, water, to:. leaving about ttree
miMone Of square miles for residence, We
ton Of GLE, ,0o0, 0o0-or about ono-hAlfof iha
present estimated population Of tho Rlobe,
The shanka OF the country arc duo to 4ttle
nhody for the suggestion.
, 1870-10-13
tn; / c.. snso; lsgse p!a, sc: small pigs, tsc

un: + C: s1nso; hs9e pIsz &c: small pigs *se;
cofrinEcoppcr 4i bottoms, Sc braztezs, over II
saisT z1xc1F1ist quality. cask3 lie; 1rss qus1t
II; shees, 11kc: spelser. 1l{c ~, ,,,.
Il "a t.
kAiis-We qaoste s "a rstez reradv aad arn. as sol-
e ss: S. s., ise ss g, s. kss. ss i g.
FEE hSs q: y kte. T;a5: nne ntued. 3d. y reE, Ns;
,0Is-cs,eon' xas s dun md p.5ces wszs essser,
iInsesn Was flrn and will probably soon advance.
ls1et o y N stsady - PEevt:us!y quoted Prices
isa is j. ss 'pses: en's. dx5a or extfa Winter sa
M:o! Nc summer, e5et1 l.0o; !. catbon, &c: i'm.
$50, A.: s3e; boiled, 9se: whale oil. SOC; oank
sce: ta.ntiae, Sc: sper nsass en. =: u. s;is.
| phans elt. 500: ntatetoot Oh, NJ. i, 3LiNa1a.
P0TAWELsaiess 81 nu choice pe,can,ors =.
nc; $50 bn Do at 9o::: 50 bu jackson whites al s5c
20 bu y 60: l car pesthbloNs u a5c, delivered:
sWr ISer Rssfaeqoas :. rs ds'ss q sEs
T. %: u bIIs JerseJs At $50: 10 hlis do ii ssas
GAME-sales ae1 qus.l as 500; doz pssir1e
40. q ss naa daees e i az ao e
3a60: doz wood do At g. o.
POULTRT-sstez coops old chickens at &40e:
9 coop4 mixed Is 8 Is: 5eoops spring Al taso; 5
dasls Il sass; coop turkeys At ito: eoops do
R1k I've HuCtG IS IollGW3. l-AfUWnav 1usa
lekc; Loutstana, s.i@sc: Rangouu, sXassc;
:soaI soArIThe following ase the prices now cur
si o,,ed sssa hFays Prcsf Ssa &sa aasSs sssa
k1tk;s German notified, Ts:@Se; Ktrk3 Sayoa In
prrtal, 1A9sc: CASTLE. genulne. 152tdc: CASTLE.
nsses aia.n moe 9ca,sa sssse SEE nsges:
w5n;NYS st3s: sas:e: ''S
$SCs G5SS$F. 3N2fSc. M I a.. IN
slsSa1 se; ,,ca sassla. s:tasvs: Penler. sagsse
oas eseSe sanaT sFsa.S
bas, $50; dal7 WIN bags, IS: onoaass;ss, ; +
SODA AND sALERATus demand wss OF
light character aod quotations we.e almost nom
tns1 , Ws qnose; Pytsh. s<9toe: Danols:s neli-
sllt edes, sGsEc: gold medal, %s2Ec.
6KED9-Tne demand WIS fatr and prices veEe
! followtn8: Timothy, % l,u prime at $40: ! nags
1t S4l7H: - haRs A. $50; bags ut 81 .: bags
at s. 50; 8 hAgs at lass: II and II bags 1t $t1h
Anngansn.-e9 i. bags choice Few 1t &c Claver-s
sUGAKsLTne demand WAS mesgre, but prices
ruled aFm, - follows: Crushed, pow,terel. gran.
col staadsFd, isaaisse; 5, staaas7a, is..a a
lsAc: eIt. c, standard, lsh9lsxc: extra c,
| nut standard. 1sh913he: Yellow {, 1s3lskc;
| choice lakaslake; porto Rico, common 70 fzix,
l1A81tAc; HMeo Rico. prime 70 choice, 11x9
12Ke; nsyana, bo1. comapn to ~. lIA41lsc:
Havana. box, prime TO choice, 1a1<T3l3tc: mo-
lssses l.,s 5agas 5: G, 9A9ic.s; Gaaso9 {. lss9
sssaR'55FFs: sfR5Fs:s tsSe aas : !. 'fs fer New o,e.a,
nolasses, sG@90c: Philadelphia golden syrup,
69Iec; silver dips. ss9a5c; Cuba a1asses.
zoe; Philadelph1a b<rhivr, ssAtec; caiyrrts stl.
yer drtps. SeAo3c: Molle1ts extra, 6a9t5c: Mol