The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-05-12
Wholesale Market.
Jobbing Rates.

CORRECTED TO DATE ny ELEINscHMIDT ERos.1
DEER LODGE May - 1871,
No change In quotations this week, although the
market IL unsettled and tho tendency downward.
During the next few days large stocks viii arrive In
the market, and quotations can then be given on the
new stock.
Candies &c. Coffee Sec. Canned goods. Oysters
so 80 Wnslow's Corn 50 OF, Tomatoes s. r. straw.
berries $40 80, Cages $Il %, Plums Sll o. Peaches
so 80
Salt Lake Peaches sec, California ditto 3,c: Apples
iS2Oc, Curranis 20c, Raspbcrrics f0r B!ackbcrrie
2iGL30c, Cherries i5c, Cron &c new Rai.ins Sc So
old ditto s. So Bacon 2Sc, Lard 32C, 3sc, Hams nc
Sugar goa 22sc Syrnrs, gallon kgs Sll co. 10 gallon
ks S2i O Coal oil 81 20; Matches Cal Tins ST. 80
Telegraph Sli 90 BrOOms So GOA 50 o. Yeast Pow.
dc-s 81 10. Rice lGc, Mackcral per kit SO, Manila
Rope Bic. Candles 2ic.
Tobacco, Cable Twist 81 60 Light Pressed 81 o..
Navy 81 20. other brand 750l9 Tea, Imperial.
Young Tyson and Gnnpowder 81 100 81 60: Pickles,
10 gal kcs $40 CO. 4 gal jars $l2 90. 4 gal jars s. so;
Bttcrs, 1ostcttcrs sl3 80. Red Jacket 50 80 other
brands 81 0c6s 81 80; Shovcls Amcs spring point
extra handles $50 90, common shovcls SIS 90: Maple
Sugar $50 40c: Wrapping Paper SIS 90; Gum Boots
Genuine Ilnywards Colchester 500 co. counterfcits
branded liayward's," can be purchascd at SO OoGD
SIS OOper case: Nails Cd sd and lUd S14 o. Id S2l o.
~ou hHu SVt IlOuT, DllcT NOOt ~ w, JntOn
Mills Sll co. Butter 5OGl55c: Eggs 500GOc; Beans
l3kc; Oats &c: Potatoes 3>..6llc.
The Political Concentration. - Deer
Lodge was plumb full Of politicians and
distinguished officials this week. From
abroad came the Democratic chiefs, Hon.
Jas NJ Cavanaugh and L w. Toole. Esq.
of Helena, on little preliminary joust for
prefcrmcnt, and addressed large audiences
on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
Governor b. +. Potts and Chief Justice
Wade arrived on last Friday cvcning-thc
Governor to get better acquainted with our
people. and the Judge TO take look into
the Judicial system of Montana as cxcm.
rIified by Judge Knowles & Co. Then
came Col. L. B. Church. Mr.. s. L. Watson.
and Capt s. s. Hart "a very fine day, Capt)
of the Revenue Department. Surveyor
General. J. Il. Blaine; Col w. F. Sanders.
Judge G. G. Symmcs; U. s. Marshal. W.
+. Wheeler; U. s. District Attorney Cor
nclius Hedges; Col. J. A. Wall, Supcrin>
icndcnt of Indian Affairs; Judge W. A.
Chumascro; General Hamel and Mr.. Van
II. Fisk, Of the Helena Xerald; s. H.
Crounsc, p. NJ; Judge Pomcroy. of Mis-.
soula; Mr.. L. II. lIcrshfeld. Walter Trum.
bull; Capts. Hiram Cook, of Boulder, and
George Cowan, of Rldersburg; cx Sccrc-
tary w. S. Scribncr; Mcssrs J. J. Williams,
Seth Bullock, w. w. Johnson. Collecto: of
Customs; T. L. Sparks, 7. j. Andcrs, and
many Others We do not now recall. several of
whom were on their first visit to Deer Lodge.
1t will be seen the Federal officials Of
Montana were here in force. We arc glal
to know the good impression was reciprocal,
for rs they conceded, without respect to 10
cality (or past political prcdilcctions) the
palm to our little burg for handsome lOca
ton and evidence of growth, thrift, and
rising importance, so Deer Lodge conceded,
without stint or mental reservation, that
Montana has officers of ability. intclli gence
and manly bearing, an honor to the Terri
tory and administration. A number of the
Republicans named above arc members of
the Central Committee, which met in the
psrlor Of the McBurncy House on Tuesday
evening and decided upon the apportion.
,nent, and the Territorial Convention to be
held in Helena on Wednesday, June 2Sth.
Nearly all the prominent visitors of both
political crccds departed on Wednesday and
Thursday for their homes. We hope to
sec them often again on the West Side, and
assure them that on each subsequent visit
for years they will find Deer Lodge pleas.
antcr and broader where it fits on the ground.