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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-10

Newton Booth, Governor-elect,
took quite an active part in Harvey's
fight, but he entered it. too late to
accomplish anything. It is not true
that he abandoned his opposition
when Shannon proposed to consult
him on the appointment of Com
mittees. Shannon did not call upon
him, but sent q friend to make this
proposition, but Booth continued
his opposition to the last, as did the
opposition to Sargent, and all of the
Federal ofice-holders. -[Sacramento
correspondent Mafysville Appeal
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-10

LET Us PRAY.-A gentleman who
has been watching the course of the
argument in the Water Right case
suggests that, Il that decision is to
stand, it beheoyes the people CT Ne
vada to commence praying vigorous
ly for rain, for the clouds are the
only salvation Of this State II the
bitches are to be closed. Tie Lord
is the only irrlgator left to this
stricken people. Good God, if the
ground can't be irrigated, irrigate
the Court with additional wisdom.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-10

GeoD TIhE.--The California legis-
lators turned out on the ace track
on Thursday to witness tbs perform
ance Of the ''Mattie Howard" in a
trottiug race against time. The
match was made about two months
aso-William Woodward stalking
$4,000 against 81, 900 thai a horse
could not be produced within 80
days that could trot 90 miles within
an hour over a half-mile track.
"Mattie" made it in $780,, winning
the $4,000.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-10
THE STATE UNIVERSITY-WHo
WANTS IT!

present status of the land grant by
Congress to this State for university
purposes
On examination we find that there
i a pressing necessity for speedy ac-
ton by the authorities of this State.
The facts are these: The act of 1o62
to provide for colleges Of Agricul-
ture and the Mechanical arts in the
several States and Territories, by
the donation of public lands, was
amended in 1861, and extended in
1866 by "an act concerning certain
lands granted TO the State of Ne
vada." This statute granted TO the
State 90, 700 acres of land. provided
that At least one college, of the de
scription referredto. should be built
within five years fromthe date OF the
filing of the acceptance by the State
Of such grant. The date of the latest
acceptance by the State Legislature
Was April 9th, 1867. Hence the five
years will expire on the 9th of April,
1872. The State has therefore only
four months left in which to take
such action as will secure this yalu-
able grant, unless Congress can be
prevailed upon to make another ez-
tension of the time-which is ex-
tremely doubtful.
The Legislature of 1865 originally
accepted this grant, and made an at
tempt to establish the college IN
Washoe county, TO be located by the
County Commissioners. But the
attempted location appears to have
been imperative, and in 1866 the
Legislature passed an act establish
ing a Mining school, designed to
take the place of the Agricultural
school. Ills statute provided that
said school shall be established at
such place as the Board Of Regents
shall decide upon "-annexing the
proviso. in accordance with the Con
OCCASIONAL act, that 1.-THE place so
selected by the people, orauthorltles
thereof, shall, free of cost to the
State, place at the disposal of said
Board, for the use Of said school,
such buildings and grounds as may
be required by said schools ; and
said authorities are hereby author
lied to procure, and so furnish such
buildings and grounds"
Up to this time nothing OF this
kind has been done by the citizens
Of any town !; and if it is not done
by the 9th of next April the State
University WILDE again subject to
the caprice. or neglect o. Congress.
The various towns of the State that
desire to have the university located
in their midst, should, at once, let
the Regents know what Inducements
they can afford to offer. 1t is requi-
site that they should present to the
State a proper building to commence
with. We think it would be expe-
dent fer the Board itself to offer to
receive proposals for this purpose.
The citizens Of Carson, Washoe,
Reno, Elko, and other ambitious
towns, should be alive to this mat
ter before it is too late. Senator
Stewart, last Spring, expressed q de-
cided opposition to Congressional
grants to the States ; but We can
scarcely believe that he would OPP
pose an extension Of the acceptance
Of a grant of this peculiar nature.
At all events it would be advisable
fore,he Land an School officers to
address him on the subject, provided
the location is not perfected within
4 few weeks.
AMONG the Presidential nominal
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-10

Among the Presidential nomina-
tons sent to the Senate is that of A.
King, for Collector Of Internal Rev
elue for Nevada.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-10

The smallpox is decreasing in
New York. Only three eases and one
death were reported in the twenty
four hours ending yesterday at noon.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-10

SEHAToIIAL.-A dispatch was re-
ceiyed from George c. GOrham to-
night. urging all his friends to make
Il quick and sure fight for Sargent.
The minority declare that they will
be ready to 90 into caucus any night
next week. but not before. The
Democracy seem to take no interest
in the fight, leaving the Republicans
to come to a dead lock, then they
are wiling to come in for the least
, Objectionable candidate. Sargent's
count in to-night's Bulletin is
laughed at even by his friends, who
think its correspondent has been i'm
posed upon. The highest Sargent
can count is net exceeding thirty
nine. and they seem too anxious
about the result to have all these Sc
cured.
Cole expresses confidence in the
result if the members can be made
to understand the situation fully.
The news of his appointment in the
United States Senate 70 the Appro-
priations, Postotfice and Public
Buildings Committees has changed
votes. who favor his reelection as
those Committees are of benefit to
the Pacific coast.
FELTON, quietly awaits the disa-
greement OF the ruling factions and
his chances as compromise candidate.
\ careful count of sure members
places Sargent at thlrty-two, Cole
twentv-one, FELTON, at eleven, and
the balance waiting for cause, with a
prediction to the strongest msn.-
San Francisco Chronicles dispatch,
It'll.
PAGES. - Speaking about the
scramble for the appointment ct
Pages in the California Legislature
a Chronicle correspondent throws in
the followirgvery wise proposition.
Everyone who has been much about
Legislatures will endorse its correct
ness:
The Pages who are not appointed
may consider themselves lucky.
The Legislature is the worst school
in the world for a young boy.
Speaking of Pages, few years ago
a fat drunkard accosted Sol. Sharp,
then a Senator, for some position
saying, Don't you remember mel
used to be a Page?" Well" re-
spended Sol, you have grown into
a volume, 1 should say" Mothers,
keep your sons at home or send
them to the Melodeons-theyH get
bad enough without going to the
LEGISLATURE
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Cooking and ParlOr stoves.
stove Pipe, etc.

DAY Is < gibson have just received an in
voice o.; Cooking and Parfor st9ves. Stove Pipe.
and Cooking Utensils. which vii! be sold at n
small advance upon cos.
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Wines. Liquors. Tobacco
and Cigars.

Jrst received by DAVIS & gibson a large
assortment If wines. LiS uors. Tobacco
and Cigars. which axe offered 10 the trade at
uuprvcedently low prices.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-10
Flour.


DAVIS i GTLLSoN have oa hand 1000
Sacks OF F'iour-val hons b~rtnds-which i
offered to their customers at LESS that the present
cost price Of Flour in CAlf9TIia wiki freight
added.
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Ground Feed.

DAVIS x gibson have "a hand and f5- sale.
at the LOWEST possible rates, . Tons of
Ground Feed.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-10
Daling Rope.

Just received by DAVIS & gibson 10000
lbs BaainS Rope, which Is oferel to
farmers at low rates
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TinVvare and CrOckery.

IF yu want to purchase Tiuwsre AMI Crockery
DAVIS 4 gibson.
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Agricultural Implements.

Farm.rsHill please remember that DAVIS &
GILLSON keep a large stock Of
ASric uituraI I'm Implements
on hand, in season, which will be sold at a mall
profit.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-10
Cor. Carson and Sixth SITS.
CARSON T NEW.
groceries

If you want GOOD, FRESH G"GrEERIEs
cheap, cali on DAVIS x GILL>JN-
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-10
Paints aNS Oils.

All kinds of Paints aud OILS on hani. and fos
sale cheap by DAVIS 4 gibson.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-10
Clothing. Boots and Shoes.

If yon want a stylish suit of Clothes, or a neat
fitting and serviceable pair Of Roots or Shoes. 60
to DAVIS ~ GILLSON'S.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-10
Hardware, W8OdenVare
Powder and Fuse.

II Yea <vant to purchase Hardware, Wooden
ware, Powder and Fuse, call on
DAVIS & GlLLSON.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-12-16

RG~ How to get money is the great
desire Of all. A really good and ser
viceahle Sewing Machine that viii make
money for y0u, or help you 10 save il.
Will be- sent to your own home ON Tri-
al for 30 days, no matter where yOu
may be, aud you can pay for il In SMALL
monthly payments, By writing 10 the
Great American Machine Co., cor. John
and Nassau Street, New York; o. you
can have q County Right free. as egant,
and make mongy fast, We advise SNARE
men 10 secure the bnainesa, az n0thiaR
pays better than the agengy for q good
Sewing Machine. Write 81 once.
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EXTRAOR
BINARY
$40 OFFER $40
so DAYS ON TRIAL
MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
PRICE REDUCED.

The GREAT AMERICAN SEWING MACHINE
CO., have concluded TO offer their
whole Stock Of Superior and miIelB-
kgl0leH MACHINES, uD0u the above
unparalleled terms, 70 EVERYBODY.
EVERYWHERE. who hBve, or can
ind use for really Good SEWING
MACHINE, Cheaper tsaa DE CBeqDest.
Every one il welcome 10 q MONTHS
FREE TRIAL Rt their OWN HoarE.
Tbs best, and ONLY rRUE GuAEsANTER Of
its QUALITY, is a MONTH FRER trial.
The object of giving free trial is to
show you HOW Coon our MACHINE Is.
This is the simplest and most certain
way to convince yUU that OuE Ma
chine Ia WHAT Y0U WANT.
The Secret Of Safety Is in ONE MONTHS
TRIAL.
No one parts with the Machine after
trial All pny for and keep ID.
Buy no ArAcHINs until You have found
tia Coon ONE, EASY 20 ls,wW, EASY
to maaags, EASY to cork, EASY to
hEgp Ia 0rtiel', PERFECE ia nlechamisna,
PERFECr in construction, suRLR, ana
SATISFACTORY. Any company who
viii refuse, you TINS MUCH cannot
have as GOOD y Sewing Machine as
ours.
Bus only whom y0a know The machine
does not take a., hswF % gst ready
b do mfagias cork,
Buy ONLY when you find a Machine that
is ready in MINUTE 10 do aHg kind
n cork, and is alraBs realg, and
never OFT OF ORDER,
A months trial anSWsrs an QUESTIONS.
S0lrss az DOUBTS, prersaks an mis-
takes, and is the ONLY tcag % get
your MONEY s WORTH. TRY II. Yoa
cfuaR0t LOSE
Write for our Confidential Circulars and
illustrated Panlphlst, containing fsaH
which we win send Won bv
return Of mail frss, with Smplss o.
Sspiaq, that you can iHclgs for eoavese
And remember, that We will sal our
Coon MqahiBs az Low PRICB, upOn az.
f1r0nqsie tsFHss ~ paguseas,
and upon THErR 0,ea MEnEKs,
T1at Hesitate because Won are uncar.
tain whether YOU waai Il SsaiaQ Maekiaa
Dr aGt, nor beegass yoa Hare enc ~ aRoaR-
ar kind Thy q good ale, they are AZ.
rags asgSa. and viii maEe m0aee f0r
Won, Ur help ron to s9re III and n you
have another, oars wiz show Won that
The One you have could be 5tprous1.
The company stake the very Existence
u their business 0n Che MERgHs 81 this
Wanascfl and EnruardlNaip Snaing
WNsitaa CoWetg Rigts given raEn "a
Scarf Aqeas Canvassers, na and ~
sts5a, wanted
Write for Particulars. and aasre
GREAT AMERICAN MACHINE Co,
Corner John and Nassau Stre0s,
5ct. :, III H. New York.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-12-16

The State Of Louisiana, Parish Of
Calcu8ieu.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-12-16
MULLETT 4 KEENER,

A RE prepared to enter Homesteads.
N investigate Bio HOndo claims and
secure patents for lands. Surveying
carefully and faithfully done. All in
formation regarding lands given to pai :
ties at distance for moderate Compen-
satiOn.
Lake Charles, La, March 9, II.
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peg a WORTH On 25.
CUT 1T OUT!!i

Send this advertisement to the
Branch Office of the SoUTH Car lLnVA
LAND AND IMMIGRATION ASSOCIATION,
704 Broadway, New York, together
with 81 %, and You win receive num-
bered Ticket emitting the holder to one
quarter of the gift drawn by it at the
Grand Concert I'm Charleston,
%" lie shh Of January, Rsyt.
24O5 Cash Prizes, amounting to
$500, 600, and ranging in value from
$40 to 100000, will then be distri-
buted under the auspices Of distin-
guished men, whose names alone are
guarantee of honor and good faith. The
project is endorsed by August Belmont,
Charles O'COnor, Wade Hampton and
many eminent citizens.
-FOUR CHANCES FOR SIS 90.
SIND ROR CIRCULAR
Gen. III. o. BUTLER, JOHN CHAD
WICK, Esq, Gen. NJ. w. GARY,
Charleston and New York.
dec. 16, n. -..ar ....
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Married:

On Monday, 4th inst, by the Hon.
d. J. Reid, at HOrtman's Ferry, in this
parish, Mr.. EDWARD H. GREEN, of
Kentucky, to Miss SARAH HORT
MAN. of this Parish. .e.s...
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ordinance to lay out said road, be
received and accepted as correct.
! On motion, be It ordained. that
the following named persons be
appointed overseers on the public
road from Geo. Reeves, ST., to Su-
gar Town, VIZ: Benjamin Duna-
hoe, from Geo. Reeves to Car
llnds bridge, on Barnes Greek.
Ihaddeus Lewis, from Barnes
Creek to Herdon's Glade.
/ VIM. Hanchey, ST., from Her
don,s Glade to Hancey's bridge,
on Bundick's Greek.
Julian Young, from Bundicks
Creek to TyleTs bridge, on the
Whiskechitto.
Jenkins Sigler, from Tyler's
bridge to the intersection Of The
public road at Farquhar's store,
Sugar Town. .r~,- 49,.
On motion, be it ordained, that
q public road be laid out, starting
from a point opposite A. J. Per-
kins, on the west side of West
Fork, by the best route up said
Fork and Beckworth Greek, inter
secting the Military Road leading
from Niblett's Bluff to Alexandria,
at Benjamin Parker's old place |;
and that VIM. J. Slaydon, T. A.
Ashworth, G. W. Koonce, V. j.
Nelson, Edmond Howard, Moses
Hearn and Samuel Roberts, be APP
pointed to lay out said road aud
report to this body at the next ses-
sion.
On motion, be it ordained, that
of the public roads in
this parish be authorized to depute
one hand to summon the other
hands subject to road duty, and
that said hand shall be exempt
from for the number of DAYS that
said hands, so summoned, shall |
work.
On motion, be it ordained, that
The surplus funds arising from the |
sale of unbranded stock in the 4th |
ward, after paying for the wolf,
Tiger, and wild cat scalps, killed in
said ward, be appropriated to the |
purchase of lumber and building
If bridges on the public road be-
iween the Vincent Settlement and |
he northern line of Cameron par
sh, and that the overseer on that
portion of said road be authorized
. use said fund as herein au-
horned. a# r.. ... ....... ILL., |
On motion, be il ordained, that
he account of DIR. r. Gray, for
,ostmortem examination on Lewis,
reedman, John Logerman, and
Irs. Hudson, and 4 visits to pris-
ners in jail, amounting to $75, be
ceepted and warrants issued
lerefor. ... .... /;
SA 4uObAOug AtSSOAN0Nty tA6b tIlAS
ody adjourn till to. morrow morn
lg at 8 o'clock,
DECEMBER z, 1871, i
The Police Jury met this 9TH
ay of December, A. d. 1877, pur-
lant to adjournment. Present as
q yesterday. ... .... \
On motion, be il ordained, that
10 claim of @. Barbe, for making
arish assessment and two rolls for 3
81, amounting to $173 SO, be !
lowed. 0.. y
Before this body came O. Barbe,
arish tax Collector, and in the
resence of j. Ryan, Parish Treas
rer, and rendered the following {
count and settlement Of licensees
ld taxes, to wit;
Thirteen hundred and ninety
nee 1900 dollars, collected on :
arish licenses for 1871. 1898 IL
Ninety-eight and 28-100 q
,llars, collected on par y
b taxes Of 1870, since \
ct, s, 1871. -. SO % a
One hundred and nine .. In
N 37.101 dollars col. m
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FERRY! FEsRRY9

TNHE undersigned has Just reiItted
and renewed the old and wen known
Clendening Ferry, ON tho Calcasiau
river, above Lake Charles; where the
travelling public WIN find good accom-.
modations, Swimming and Catch Pens,
Pasture etc,
He hopes hy close attention, and
moderate charges, 70 receive q share .
public patronage,
II. ID. NIX
Lake Charles, La March 9th 1STf--1y
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Total .,...,. $l6OU 70
From which deduct 10
per cent. for
collection. $3.50 O7
Deduct also,
amt. allowed
for parish as
sessment and2
rolls for 1871 173 o. 8S4 06
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Balance received in
parish warrants, through
the hands of the Parish
Treasurer and destroyed
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u this bodY
$I266 "

On motion, be Il ordained. that
the sheriff be authorized to pur-
chase q suitable stove for the iail.
and have the same fitted in place
with proper earth and brick foun-
datioR to prevent catching fire.
On motion, be il ordained, that
the following named persons be
appointed overseers on the MILF
tary Road leading from NibletFs
Bluff to Alexandria, for the year
1872, viz: John Shumake, from
the McOorquodale and Big Woods
cross road to Windham's Creek.
Andy Pierce, from Windham's
Greek to Bearhead Creek. o.u-
VIM. J. SlaydOn, from Bearhead
Greek to BeckWOIth Greek.
On motion, be it ordained, that
warrants issue to the following
named persons for the amounts
hereinafter set forth, viz:
To J. Y. Moss, part Clerks salary,
No. 1O7...............$1 $40 90
To J. V. Moss, making esti-
mate for 1871, No. 1O8. 10 90
" =" 4" I08... 500
%. IlO.. S 90.
Iii. 5 90.
To J. L. Ryan, member Pc
lice jury, No. 112....... 20 DOL
To o. r. Moss, member Po-
lice Jury, No. 113. IS COL
To FL. G. Farquhar, member f..
Police Jury. No. ia. -. Is DOL
To P. A. Hebert, member
Police Jury, No. I15. =. 20 90
To j. Ryan, part salary Par
ish Treasurer, No. 116. i. Is COL
To VIM. Prather, No. III. 80 sol
To DR.. r. Gray, post-mor-
tenn examinations, ETC., |
No. 118 .............. Is DOL
" ." No. 119. g 90 |
e. No. 100. Is 90 |
On motion, Resolved, that this
body adjourn, to meet again on the |
I'd Monday In January, 1872. W.
...~ JOS. i. RYAN,
President Police jury. |
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...rIH-rE#E. Jfst4CtJobCUt #=H Ere.. XII -aazs
to The Police Jury met in the town
y Of Lake Charles on this 4th day o
Z December, A. d. 1871, purs1an
% to adjournment. Present: il
y Ryan, President; o. r. Moss, III
ie G. Farquhar, and P. A. Hebert.
IN The Court house being occupied
rs by the sheriff, making an auction
at this body adjourned till tomorrow
g morning at 10 o'clock. ->.na.
. Z. DECEMBER 5, 1871. .s<
is The Police Jury met this 18th
N day of December, A. D. 1871,
n present as on yesterday.
10 On motion, be it ordained, that
# for the purpose of defraying the
!. ordinary. expenses of this parish,
4 an advalorem tax of four mills on
y each dollar of the valuation OF all
real and personal property in this
Parish, shall be assessed, levied
i and collected on the assessment
3 rolls of the year 1871; and that
{ the parish licenses on trades, pro-
LESSONS and occupations, for the
year 1872, be fixed at the rate of
. one hundred per cent. on the State
t licenses for the year 1871. .r
On motion, Resolved, that this
body adjourn till tomorrow morn
ing at s o'clock.
DECEMBER 6, 1871.
The Police Jury met this 9th
day of December, A. d. 1871, pur-
Suant to adjournment, present as
on yesterday.
On motion, be it ordained that
the public road leading from the
eastern corporation line of Lake
Charles to Kyosh's Coulee, be so
changed as to start from said cor
poration line near the eastern ter
minus of PIo street, and run due
east on the Township line between
Townships, 8 and 10, to the north.
eastern corner of J. Sallier's land
said road to be laid out 40 feet
wide, one-half of said width to be
taken from each side of said Town
ship line.
On motion, be it ordained, that
DR.. wv, Fl. Kirkman, J. Sallier, j.
RYAN, u. Lefranc, J. IL BilbO, CT.
H Wells and j. Il. Ryan, be APP
pointed as commissioners to lay
out the road ordered by the pre-
ceding section, and to select a
proper site for the building of a
bridge on Kyosh's Coulee, and re-
port the same to this body at the
next session. ."....... .....a".
On motion, be it ordained, that
the public road from Niblett's Bluff
to Alexandria, known as the Mill
tary Road, be so changed as to I
leave said road between Bearhead {
Bayou and run on the best route {
to the bridge on Beckworth Greek,
at Slaydon's mill, thence on the
best route intersecting said road |
between said bridge and Hickory
Branch, and that the following {
named persons be appointed to lay
out the road so changed, and re- ]
port to this body at the next ses-
sion, to wit: VIM. J. Slaydon, j. I
D. Mcmahon, VIM. Mie1s, Levi 9
Ashworth, Andrew Ashworth and a
Isaac Perkins.
On motion, DO it ordained, that I
apublic road be laid out from the T
public road near d. A. Coles,
leading to the bridge on Bundick' 5 q
Greek, near ID. Austin's, thence by i
the best route to Hes Vachery, {
thence to the Sabine river at the
mouth Of Anna Coco Greek, and 2
ithat the following named persons /
pc appointed to lay out said road, s
and report to this body at the next
session, to wit: ID. "A. Cole. Jo-
seph Hall, Colbert Simmons, John
Wells, Abner Tolbert and James p
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FINANo IAL.
COTTON

NAOO4 0A4ANAAAuS 40aa Aug
SUGAR.-Yellow clarified, 1Og a
12c.; white, ii a 12c. per pound.
MoLAssEs.-Prime, 45c. p gallon.
New CBoP SYRUP.-Ch0ice, csc.
per gallon.
Flour Treble extra, 81 80 q
z 75c. q barrel.
'COBN.-Per bushel, 7Sc.
OATs.-Per bushel, sec.
PoRK.-Mess, y barrel, s14 IS
a S14 so.
BAooN-shoulders p 10. Tic:
clear rib and clear sides, 7zc. Su-
gar cured hams 14@ 15c. for
choice.
LARD.-Per pound, 1O@ 1O4c.
, Dry SALr EAT.-Shoulders are
quoted at sc; clear sides, 6Ec.
2 ID. Fs.. ...s.rs
BREAKTAsT BAcoN.-901Oc. per
pound.
.RICE.-Choice, Sc per pound.
observation-disclosures, So so 3
barrel; Onions, So so "a So Isl;
Apples, 50 O5 y barrel.
WESTERN EGGs.-Per dozen, 4Oc.
COFFEB.-Per pound, zoe.
CoRNltEA1-Kilh dried, p bar
rel, So Is.
SAIT.-Table salt in pockets, "a
Csc. each, as in size.
STAR CANDLEs.-Per pound. for
Is ounces, 19@195c. ..
YEBdAR.--Per gallon for Gin
cinnad cider, zoe.
WHsKY-$1 OH per gal.
BUTTEB.-Choice western, asa
Csc; Goshen, 32@34e. p pound.
CHEEsR.-Western Reserve, I3c.
BEANs.-Western white, $l2 to
$13 per bbl. New green peas com
mand So 70 to SO per Dbl.