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The Placer herald., 1871-05-27
Or. J. +. HAMILTON,

nrrEnENcEs. .--Drs Lane & Murphy San
Francisco; Drs. Frey, Thomas & Nelson, oacfa-
msn.o jan771.my.
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uvetoi pendant quill en- eat temps encore lss autrss
viendront me cherchsr apres.
Mon non anglotait lsnfsnt ils nous auvsront
ensemble
Et ellie antouat Dc bras le corps du mslade ct ellie
esayat Dc e soueve de leptiner hors do ID fournas
Vaine tentative
L'entreprise etait au.3essus de ses forces
Contrainte en6n de ceder ID fatae Jeanne q laima
choir genoux.
-Js ne psux pas. mon Dieu ! murnuratelle avec IN
navrant d9ssspoir.
An dehors, - gems do bourg sagtaient efforts st.
rlss On protegeat ide do couvertures mouiGes les
habstoos voirDes; On eopra on alai on lamentait
dscuat loogusnent les moyens employer poar ara
cher 40 fen Manis Of = fIls
Pendant quoo dscuait lee minutes fuyaient inexora-
blss, ct Is peril allait eroissant ~
Z -Ah s'tcria toet eoup JuIsn Caillaud pris dun
immense sentiment Dc p6: trevs vsrbiags nutile GO
sont pas dss paroles quill faut mails des actes Deux
psoasss Won't ptr i ps1t encore lss uvsr ct vous
atlbtrss Csa bsa! Os qss voas noss je res
ierai J lsssrai psstltfs M pssu tans pis tsurai
lsit non devoir.
Fcst % psrast ls ds d naitss d h Csudsrie await
sssrt scntss corps blouse don't lee ps Aoants Az
saisns % dopnsr pris Ar Asnusa
rsnvsrn lsi baqpst dean, rouh autour Do -
shevesz liDgs noait e Staosa, IN bsisss, ss-
veD lippsDds.
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v


Remontons de douse ans en- arr;ere
jean Marais stat teups-a, aussi heurcux qu'on
peut etre quand on rente ans quon possede sane
fer deux bras robuAes queques bonnes bees dams son
4tabe ct pu dexcolente tere dams e pays beauce-
ron.
jean Marais venait dc se marier.
Cele quill await prise pour femme lui apporta en-
dot nj ID rchease dune marquise nj ID beauts dune du-
cheese.
Simple e de ferme Mathurine posseda pour tr6sor
qu'une figure commune, bonne voloDte ct son
c@ur.
Mais amour pr6sidais aux accordsiles ct eDais lieu
lHpousle do fortune ct de beautk.
Or, nm soir lee nouveaux mari6s rcvenaient dc Ia fe
dOrgeres
C'ltait IN soir do mai
Les bes on Aesr exhalaient parfams balsamiques
aui sans au corps qua esprt que Il chime moderne
eorce vanement demprsooner dams des 6oles de crsa
1 rusage de lhabitant des vles.
La lune que lutinaent des nuages bancs ct leger..
sonns dssAocons de lane argenta de- - umiAre douce
linuenss surfbes plass d b Bsauce.
On sntssdait lee tpis bruip, ~ s1ilons shantsr
Lsshsosstss dss BIDS chuehotasnt tout bas syee les
insectss Do ID tssrs
Un vent Sds oasit lss tpis lss oourbs sn oodss et
pota loin lss 6onAoos Do d ts Ils ayx Ysfraios
joysuz de- villagsois qui rsgsgoaisnt lsur logs.
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Jean Maras Of 90 femme marchaeut en- silence ct 10
main dams Ia main.
1t presence de ID grande natdre. ils songeaeut..
A quoi?
Sans doue present qui les combat de- bonheur..
Et lavenir qus souhaaient auss rose auss favora.
BE. auss rant que Ia Ournee qui venait de sdcouer
Tout COUP au on s aaient qnitter Ia grande
route OF gagner par sener dc le boug de TIL
lay, lie tressaiirept
Un gelnssement yenat de- 20 fare entcndre, dams uu
champ de bic. 1 queques pas d'eux
-Ja peur. murmura Matburine qui 80 iDstinc-
tivement coutre Jean.
Mais lui, riaut dun rire dhommc fort:
AlIons done poltroa0e. 6t, cest. je gage, qnnque
pauvre dablc qui 90 croft cabaret ct qu 50
paint que 70 bouteille est vide
Jean Marais sarreta Deanmons ct preta loreills
I'm second gemisemeDt plus fable ct plus plaiptif que
10 premier. arrivs jusqui lu.
oh! oh murmura.t, qu, IT GO que celia vent dire
Un homme ivrc bless9 geindrsit pas de 10 sore
ct pss vers 10 champ de- bic doA sortais e bruit
qui l'iotrguait.
Ny va pa. jean, j. ten pvie. s4cra Mathurne
-Pourquoi done
I'll Do a mechanics gems! Qni salt 81 c'tait M
piege 81 &c cri plaintiff caehat sgual s quelne bril-
gaod - tens smbusqus IA pour dsvaser lea pn-sants?
FRANCIS rEssoa
La sMiis proclaim nxmtro.l'
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As~'SoS He'1 "'~S
mirables, await le grave defau'
d'etre morte. L'ecrivain nltra-reac'
tionnaire cherche 4 dissimuler sa
pensee dams les replis nombreux
dune phrase savante, mais lie cri dc
joie eclate, c'est Ia France quipour
Iui est la jument du paladin de
Charlemagne. C'est une comparai.
son fre9uente ct familiere que celle
de la France avec lie plus noble des
animaux; Barber la nommait "la
cavale incompatible ct rebelle' des
champs de bataille europeans, qui
finit par tuer l'audacieux qni la
monte; pour beaucoup, dams ses
acces revolutionnaires, ellie ressem.
BILE au coursier effrene ct mystic
rieux de apocalypse, qne Wit saint
Jean dams son exil de Pathmos
pour les revenants d'avant 1889, Ia
France, pale ct exsangue, detail.
lante ct brisee, va mourir ct sera
CONNIE 10 jument de Roland, bonue
d monter par un spectre. Alors une
ombre de roi pourra gouverner une
onlbre de nation.
Avant den venir 1 cette fusion,
qui tournera bien certainement 1
leur confusion, les princes d'Orleans
avaient certaines chances de reve.
mir nm instant 1 la surface des eaux
troubles ct d'occnper pendant
quelques anbees on quelques mois
lie tr6ne fottant de Ia monarchie de
Juliet; CONNIE les membres de Ia fa.
mile Bonaparte, ills etaient une ten.
tative de transaction, un esssi de
compromis, un pont lance dams Il
vide entire denx ages an risquc de
tomber dams l'abime; ills offraient
enfin IN terrain neutre on pou'
vaient 1 Ia rignenr faire treve les
traditions ct les aspirations. lis ont
agi CONNIE Ia femme qui cscomptc
ses charmes 4 nm vieilard sans en-.
fants ct attend de la mort un beri.
tage proclaim. lis ont perdu l'af
fection ct l'estime que leur await
vouees ct leur gardait Ia bourgeoi.
sie francaise, sans acqusrir Ia sue.
cession au tr6ne, leurs calcuIs se.
ront trompes. ct 81 Henri V est
Childebrand, ls France nest pas
encore la joment de Roland.
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Nous trouvons meme, dams Ia Bible,
plusieurs passages qui prouvent QUO Ia
science buccale await fait de grands pro-
gres chez les Hebrcux.
Ouyrcs 10 liyre des Proverbes de
Sal6mon vousy remarquerez plusieurs
versets appliques d Ia buccognOmonie.
Dams le chapitre XIII. verset 80, 10
roi prophetic ct naturaliste dit:
"Celui qui nourrit de mauvais des-
seins, avec un cell vif ct percant, exc
cute le NAL en- Sc mordant les levres."
Plus loin, il s'ecrie
"La sagesse reluit sufla bouche ct
10 visage de'l'homme. On connait, dit
il, une personne d Ia vue, ct on discerne,
a lair du visage, l'homme de sens. LIE
vehement du corps, le ris des dents ct
Ia demarche de l'homme font connaitre
&C quill est"
lie meme Salomon dit, dams le canti-
que des captiques, en- parlant de la refine
de Saba:
"Vos dents sont blanches CONNIE un
troupeau de Jeuncs brebis nouvellement
tonaues ct qui sortent du tain."
Done, chez les Hebreux, Ia science
buccale. appliquee, Ia physioguomonie
en- general, await fait de tres grands
progres. puisque nous Ia retrouvons
mentionnee dans les livres saCres.
Chez les Egyptiens, cbaque partie du
corps await son medecin particulier :; Ia
bouche occupait IN des premiers rangs
'daIs les etudes chirurgicales ct hygieni.
ques. .....n
Lougtcmps avant Hippocrate, les me-
decins ct chirurgiens de 10 Greece s'occu-
perent des soips 4 donner 4 Ia bouche,
ct de IA, ID pbysioguomooie buccale
commence ses investigations.
lie divin Hippocrate nous "A laisse
dams ses ouvrages de brillantes theories
sur les maladies de la bouche ct sur les
SONS assidus qu'exigent les diverses
parties de Get organe. .-
LIE philasophe Lucien croyait aussi a
ies etudes buccales. Parlant de Ia belle.
de lincomparable Penthee, il s'ecriait
avec enthousiasme:
Comment pourrai,je peindre Ia beau
te de ses dents, qu'elle montrait en-
RANT? Blanches. egales, serrees les unes
contre les autres, elles presen'aient d
l'eil enchante l'image d uu MAGNITUDE
collier de perles elles etaient le miroir
dc son ceur, le reHct dc son ame."
Les poetes de Ia grapde epoque, c'est-
a.dire du steele d 'Auguste. vanteDt tous
les merveilles de Ia bouche ct s'indi.
gnent de Ia negligence que mettaient les
danes l reniretien de leurs dents, ct de
leurs gencives.
Divide dit, dams son Art d'nimey. en-
parlaut dune jeune ct belle dame
"Je reconnais vos soins intelligents d
cetts blancheur qui luit dams votre bou.
che.
"Oh! quill est grand. l'attrait dune
bouche roste, garnie de bellies dents
Les movements des levres qui s'ecar-
tent dams le sourire s'harmooisent dune
maniere admirable avec laresde den.
taire, avec ID vivacit9 CONNIE avec ID
langueur do regard
Les danes d'AthAnes ct de Rome
connaissaient ct appreoiaient COS avan-
tages Of savaient suppleer A ID nature
on reparer lee desastres de ID maladie,
On ayant reoours aux soins hygitniques
do u bouche.
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fand. A peine quelqne imperceptible
enlargement introduit par des prin.
ces qui laissaient Versailles inhsbi.
u. Lonis XIV n'etait plus ID, mails
Guillaume De Prusse vensit d'y
passer, ct un empereur await etc
couronne qnelques jours acparavant
dams Ia noble sale des Glaces. Ju-
gez de l'extase des hobereaux ct de
leur fol an retopr du bon vieux
tempsl Dependant, Theirs etait.il Ie
Prince Charmant qui reveille pour
l'epouser Ia Observation-Disclosures, /,
ou le lutin ruse qui montre dams
son cadre naturel, sous ses rideaux
blasonnes ct avec ses traits fletris.
l'antique marquise de Pretintaille 7
Theirs q passe l'age qni sled anx
roles d'amoureux, ct c'est Ia ce qui
le rend suspect aux gentiIsbommes
ruraux. Settlement, II eat le presi.
dent necessaire, l'acteur indispensa.
bic. ct le deposer on le congedier
serait fort dangereux. Qni le rem.
placerait? Pas NJ. de Kerdrel, A coHp
sur. Berger est mort, ct d'ailleurs
le grand orsteur ct le fdele roya.
liste n'aimait plus guere Ia monar-
chic que CONNIE une institution
tteinte, ct dams Ia fameuse seance
parlementaire du "a fevrier l84S,
il s'etait bien garde de proposer
son roi 1 Ia nation franea;se. Dams
ses visites / Froshdorff ct a Wies.
baden, Berger sans doute felicita
plus dune fois le comte de Cham.
bord, non de son eloignement de Ia
pstrie, mails de ga delivrance de
cette couronne royale qui devient
tonjours, en- nos temps agites. une
couronne depines dechirant le front
don't ellie ttsit lie vain ornement.
Nais les princes deconronnes sont
CONNIE les labonreurs de Virgile,
qni ne connaissaient point leur bon
henr, ct VOLTA pourqnoi celui.la Ian ce
un manifesto insense 4 la France
qn'il pretend gouverner.
Pour que hons assistions d ce
monstrueux anachronisme dune
restsuration enterprise au moyen
de ID fusion immorale de ces deux
branches de 10 maison de Bourbon,
entire lesquelles IL p des crimes
ct du sang, ct qui semblaient bier
des Atrides modernes, il fsut que
10 France semble dpnc bien msladel
H1lasl oui. ces ambitieux qui Sc
cachent derriere Theirs ct MacMa.
hon, ct don't les complots tSn6breux
sont ID Circumstance stttnuante si.
non IL raison plausible de l'orgie
communale de Paris. ils croient Ia
France morte ct le temps venu de
porter ID main sur ellie. Venillot .
)kch6 le mot. cost IL iument de
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Les MILE ET UNE
CONNAISSANCES TITLES.
CXXI

De temps immemorial ct chez toutes
les nations civilisees, les medecins, les
physiologistes, les naturalistes. les philo
sophes. les poetes. les physiognomonis-
tes e sont preoccupes de lpetude de ID
bouche, de Hygiene Of do Il eonserva.
tion des dents.
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CHILDEBRAND
in vers de Boileau

-~oOo~-
Un vers de Boileau
Fl de taut de heros va choisir childebrand...
. immortalise. plus que le poeme spi.
one dun auteur ridicule, ce nom de
Childebrand. Qnel prince le pofta !!
Lea historiens sont divises d'opinica
I Get egard. Srivant les uns, scep.
tiques CONNIE Niebuhr qui declare
fabuleux les premiers rois de Rome,
Childebrsnd est un mythe.; suivant
les autres. ce fut IN etre reel en-
chair ct en- os, fills de Pepin.le. Gros
ct frsre de Charles. Martel. en- com.
pagnie duquel il chassa les Sara:
sins des Ganles. Ce sont ses ex.
ploits qui lui valurent l'epopee don't
81 tombe est opprimee. Msis on a
fait de lui aussi IL tige des Cape.
items ct, scion certaine version,
Robert.le.Fort n'surait 6te que son
fils on son petit.fiIs. LIE respect dd
aux titres monarchiques etant pro-
portionut / leur vetuste, ceux de
Childebrand l'emportent, ct c'est IA
au'il faut aller chercher Ia source
lointaine do droit venerable invoque
par le comle de Chambord ct ses
partissns.
En- .verite, sommes.uous bien
Sveillks. ct tout celia est-il serieux !!
Allons.nous voir la France repasser
par tous les points de CO cercle mo.
gique de u Revolution, de Empire
ct de Ia Restanration 7 Tons les OF.
weaux de INIT re sont envol6s de leurs
tours, de lenrs donjons, de leurs clo-
chers, Oh lie sttendaie nt dams Pom
bre, inconscients ct ignorants des
hommes ct dee chooses du jour ct de ID
vie, sans se dontcr du movement
dea aiguilles IN csdran dn temps,
n'syant rien oublie let rien appris.
CONNIE on le lenr si souvcnt ct 81
jnstement feprocbS. Mails Ia persis-
tance de lenr illnsion 80 concoit en-
% palais de Versailles sd Theirs.
Ie demon tentateur, les rassem-
bids on tout IN moins guides. aim
do lee mieux egarer, de les pIonger
plus avant dams leur reve;, de les
livrer tout enters l leur folie. En-
e6st. ~ son du canon psrisien, ID
kgitimitl, pareills ! ID Belle-an.
bois-dormant, . secou6 le lourd som.
neil qui sppesaotissait res pau
pisrss. ) ouvert les yeux, les :
promenes tout sutour d'elle. ct ,
souri en- q reconuaissAnt chez ellie,
dams SON propre chAteau ct. allant
1 u fsuAtre, ellie = rstrouvS ses tri.
tons Do marbre. ses eanx jaillissah.
teset jusqn'au Trieaon Oh j. pauvre
Msrie-Aptoiostts await s1ivi y sen.
tier idylliqas eni abootit Ftcbs.
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Repare les machines, voitures, etc.; re-
bat lee charrues, ct se charge do toes trs-
vaux, appartenant ! - specialize, l faire
sur une habitati0n.
N. M6ricq . louS 10 waste a4elier dc NJ.
Eylvestre Breaud, situS Rvs droite, 4 ID
limite des paroisses StJacques ct StJean-
Baptiste, on lee perso1nes qui d6sireraient
e'sssurer ses services sont prices de- s.a-
dresser.
6t-Jean-Baptiste, 80 Juliet 1870.
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Untaxed stockholders.

To the Eii.oTs of the Union and American:
Why is it that the city corporation which
charges a reasonable rent, in the name OF
taxes on every mans house and lot, will
not eL!0,c a tax to be collected of the own
ers of national bank stock, and gas stocbR
While il exaCts enormous levIes OF the
merchant, the drayman, the hotel keeper,
the hackman-from the richest to the
poorest-Wby is the capitalist In the city
alone EXEMPTED? Does not the gas COM
papy make all IFS money of the people OF
this oppressed municipality: Does not
the national banker make his money chief
IL from our Lus meas IA IN? Why tho should
these paw no tax? The national law provides
that we may tax the owner of national
hank stock. The constitution Of the State
reauirts that bank stock shall be taxed.
The Legislature has enacted laws for the
purpose of subjecting these stocks to mu-
nicipal as well as State taxation. Yet
these stockholders pay no tax. The act Of
March /. 1869, requires the taxation of
the stocks of these and other corporations;
and thew ought to have been taxed for that
wear. Yet some power about the city gov
ernment prevented it. Who vac that? If
national bank stocks were included in tho
assessments for 1869, every stakeholder
onpht still to be made pay for that year.
Perhaps they were assessed, for see some
maid and the tax was refunded. They
were assessed for 1870, and one man paid;
and the Finance Committee refunded the
amount.
How il this when the lsw Of the State
absolutely requires the tax 70 lie levied
Some power unseen has prevented the
collectors for year or two from making
any effort to enforce the collection of
these taxes. But the present collector
lately signifed his purpose TO enforce the
law; and now see by the last proceedings
of the Board of Aldermen that they passed
a resolution, offered by MIR. Carter, Chair,
man of the Finance Committee, instruct
| ing the collector to desist from the en-
forcsment Of the collection Of taxes OF
stocks till further orders from the Finance
Committee. What right has the Board o.
finance Committee to Intelferef Thi
.Statc law imposes the tax, and require
the collector, after q time long sine
elapsed, TO proceed by warrant to entorc
the collections. Will those who are sworl
to enforce the laws absolutely aSuTp pow
er to prevent it? D. L.
April 10, 1871.
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THE COTTON Markets.

montgomery, Ale, April 10.
Our cotton market is dull and unchanged;
low middlings 13c.
Augusta, Ga, April 10.
The market has ruled quiet to-day with
a fair demand for the better grades at IN
changed quotations-lower grades being
much neglected. We quote the market
closing quiet at 133@13Sc for Liverpool,
and 133@l35c for New York middling.
Sales 338 bales; receipts 228 bales.
Macon, Ca, April 10.
Cotton-Receipts to-day GO bales; sales
122 bales; shipped II bales. The market
closed quiet and steady at 13c for mid
dlings. Offerings still light.
Columbus, Ca, April 10.
Market quiet aud unchanged. Sales 156
bales; middlings 13c; receipts 146 bales;
shipments 1872 bales.
Norfolk; apEiI 10.
Cotton quiet; middlings 1870: net re-
ceipts 9S9 bales; exports to Great Britain
- bales; coastwise 1859 bales; sales 90
bales; stock 4,C04 bales.
Baltimore, April &c,
Cotton quiet. Middliags i4t@14sc; net
receipts - bales: gyoss receipts 123 bales
sales 335 EaleE; stock 10,315 bales.
boston, April 10.
Cotton steady and in fair demand; mid
dlings 151c; net receipts IS bales; gruz
receipts 745 bales; exports to Great Rritai1
- bales; sales 900 bales; stock 13,QO'
bales.
Wilmington, n, G., April 10.
Cotton dul! aad nominal middlings lac
net receipts 500 bales; exports eoastwise 80
bales; to the continent - bales; sales II
bales; stock 2, 449 bales.
Atlanta, Ca, April lie
Market quiet at 1890 for middlings; IL
for low middlings; lie for good Ordinary
and &c for ordinary.
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Thrown out of Court.

For the past two days the irIepressIble
thorouphfare known as Deaderick Street
has been immensely exercised, if not VIC
lently agitated, in consequence Of seri-
GUS criminal charge agains: one OF her
denizens-a doctor not long resident
hereabouts 1t appears that ameng
the doctors female patients was one
who had a valuable gold ring, and
it is alleged that this glittcring trinket
so pleased the physicians fancy that
without the consent of the owner he ap-
propria.ed it to his own use and benefit,
and subsequently pawned it for intoxica-
ting fluids. The case came up yesterday
afternoon for investigation by Justice Bas-
kettle, who, after hearing the testimony,
dismissed the suit and released the de-
PENDANT, the evidence not appearing strong
enough to warrant any other course,
The prosecutrix was not at all pleased
with the result, and 30 expressed herself to
her attorneys and others. Soon after the
trial, however, the accused quietly repair
ed to his office, the crowd Of spectators
gently dispersed, and Deaderick street
again calmly settled down to her peaceful
aTocations in the gratifying consciousness
that she had once more deserved that de-
| sired Tepose.
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FATAL ooCUnRENol.


A Railroad Baggage NlasteE Fails
from an EdgefIcid and IKE ntucky
Train and is Terribly NAutl ated.
The friends and acquaintancess OF MIR.
Preston Eubanks, who has for the past
eight or ten months been emplo yed as q
Baggage Master, on the Edge field and
Kentucky Railroad, are painfully shocked
by the information that he yester, lay NOM
ing fell from the train on which he was
EMPLOYED. and was killed by either the
train from which he fell or by the Louis
vile and Nashville train which soon after
passed the point of the fatal occur
renee, The body of the unfortu-
nate man was SO terribly mutilated
and his clothing SO torn and saturated with
blood as to render immediate identification
impossible. But for the watch worn by
Mr.. Eubanks, the fact CT his identity might
longer have remained in doubt. The train
from which the unfortunate man fell left
the depot here at 4:30 A. NJ and had got
Just beyond the Edgefeld shops, scarce
mile from the city, when the accident hap
pened. When, fifteen minutes later, tie
| outgoing Louisville and Nashville train
passed the shops, its engineer discovered
| the PROSTATE folm of a man on the track
and forthwith did all in his power
to check speed, but was unable
to do so until reaching some
distance beyond the fatal point. The dead
body being recognized as that of Mr..
Eubanks, was taken up by the Louisville
train and conveyed to the junction, il
order that it might be taken from there tc
GoodIettsville, the place If his residence
Coroner Brien yesterday afternoon wen
to Goodlettsville and summoned q jury Of
inquest, heard such testimony as could bt
obtained touching the dreadful occurrence
The verdict Of the jury was substantially
in accordance with the facts as above re
lated. Preston Eubanks was a native o
this vicinity, and was highly esteemed b,
all who knew him as an honest and trust
worthy man. He was about thirty-tw
years of age, and leaves a wife and thre
/ children TO mourn his untimely death.
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eoffee 1910; B DO. 13c; O do. 1850. Re-
fined sugars are little sitter.
MoIAssks AND SLRuPs New Orleans
stiff at 66@70o; sirups steady At 65@9Oc;
golden sirup 75c,
OoFTEE-We quote Rio, common to
choice, 17@19ko; Laguayrs 21c; Java 27o.
RICE-Stiff at 94@1nc.
SAIr-A little weaker. We quote Liver
pool sack So; seven bushel barrels, by the
car load, S315; five and half do 81 80
TEAs-Imperial $1.20@1.75; Young Hy-
son 81. 4O@1.75; Black $l91.25; Gun
powder 81. 25@1.75.
F1EH-MsckereI-Nos. 2 and 8, 1900 and
400 2 barrel; in kits, Nos. l, 2 and 3
800, 200 and 1.75. Sardines 2l.OO =
case:
OExEsE-Faotory is held ct 16tc.
NAus-Advanced to So for 10ds and
go additional for diminishing grades
OLNpIrs-Star, light weight, 12@lSo.
PovpER-We quote as follows: Dupont
SS.76; Hazards 1878; blasting $4.75
fuse, per 100 feet, Toe; Sycamore Milll
powder, 1913.
SEor-Patent ESQ; buck 2.75.
IdoUoEs-We quote common rectiieC
whisky Y gallon, 81; Robertson County
S1.75@S; Bourbon Sl.25@46O; Lincoln
County ST.. 75@2 20; Hghwines 81.
BAeaISe-Hemp 25@2Sc; fax 3Oc.
CorroN TIRs-We quote at 5000.
BRooMs-We quote at 2.25@3.5 so y doz
Backing, y dOz, 4O@76c
Washboards 1915 doz; Buckets,
doz., $3.50. Tubs $3.50 y nest; No
tubs $40 per doz; No. 2 do. SO pei
doz; No. 3 do So. Starch 6io. CANDY
assorted stick 18c . pound; fancy
assorted zoo ? pound. Snuff $7.75 y boz
for CARROTS packed. Matches S. Pc
case. Pepper 22!c. Spice 15c. Ginge.
l8c. Oysters 1926 case for one pound
cans; S5.25 y case for two pound cans
Canned peaches, two pound cans, S2.7I
doz. Soda 6io.