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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-06

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-06

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u,atb lber 9upwi8sbafen nebuse', ,aro
bier serpaest une sdpeist tueroe'!.
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5000 Etlr. toRets. Cine Dampfua>
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r5tbio.n or5bereu Mrbetten, cine AnSabl
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3pei Gleil9fefel BON je 1900 eitres
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mllez, 8artofel@ uno &afee>& e1el.
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ale ;uei Gtunoen 1000 ann 9eipeist
,perpen f5nneu. Gin beionceres ele>
santes SiFsierseaGno 1T fur BE Gage
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oeuti@ >5terrei@ildeu @ebeimbunoee
cenuncirt tpprpen, rpelder tn 3Ir5e
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Don Sra; bis &laRenfurt pur@ cine
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-06

utrtaxft Oreeertes " ~folsenbtu ~atebrtaen 1rettn.
Ueter 0unpcp6kr 10
0sRes 9ouna 9o,ou I 30
Nttttr Octou8 IS
Setter Sapan / 90
Mets per 10
SAIeratms. pr 9tuue 10
Hteartsu. Sooa rr PUNT 10
German Seav. 5 Stdueen 20
1efte Datmfetf'7 s~tausen Is
Into 8dNee yer gfune. 70
Sasa &dfee yer PUNT 80
NpIsIlWNtNr Pkg pIuho 10
8afeeeGHsrs. PET Srr 5
FrttGe YtateS yer Edrne Is
0epe Muttrn, per Ednne. Is
tomatoes WI Rdnue 20
Dtamcns DROP Sprup per 0auene ................... 1 10
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Std-fe PER Numb 10
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@tQets ccer Rcadl Batting grpssr. per a gfun5 Is
Gents cetc pr Dumb "...."........... RECOMMENDATIONS. so
8tfsa Wfeti per 5 60
MauGtataf per gtuue so
TX Plumb u 3afsr 1 20
~ g0aareu .psrben ~tctea'-.i uaa aaen Stabtttetlea
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-06

w LILLIAN ABBOTT, AUCTIoNEER.
w Executors sale of Real auction at the Ex-
change ssiesroom Trinity Buidlngl Ill Broadway Wed
nesiay May TO- at IL O'Clock all that certain lot,
piece parcel of land the westerly de of tbs Eleventh
avenue between Fftyhrs and Fifty second Streets in the
Twenty second ard OF the city of New york
the westerly side OF the said rs
inches norhery from the Of the Eleventh
and Fiyhrst street, and running thence westerly
and parallel with Fy first street 100 feet thence nohey
and parallel with the Eleventh rs feet "a inches
thence easterly and parallel Fifty FIRST 100
the westerly se OF Eleventh and thence southery
along the westerly side of Eleventh 25 feet
inches TO the place of beginning together with the buildings
thereon.
JOHN HOPGOOD,
Executor of tie last viii and Testament
OF Ellis Barlow, deceased.
TuoMAe II. HURLEY,
Attorney for the Executor,
No. 8 City Hall place, New York
The above sale Is postponed until Tuesday, 18th inst
WIN. Writer'S, AUCrIONEER-sELLs THIS DAY,
w a. O'clock at %4 Canal street, large and valuable
assortment OF Household Furniture &c.: 10 or y Parlor
Suits French plate Pier other Glasses 10 Chamber
Hair and other Mattresses Feather Beds Sheets, Banke
warirobes Bookcases Lounges Easy, Rocking and other
Chairs; China, Glass Silver Ware Stoves Piano every
thing for Housekeeping.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-06

THE ORIGINAL Z. HART, $50 SEVENTH AVENUE
the highest prices Ladcs and Gentemen's
ON UoshiDg and Carpets BY ealing addressns Ladies
attended BY Mrs HART.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-06

ITO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BUSINESS PRO-
perry Canal street and South Fifth
Laurens sold pupIic suction, Monday
May g. 1871, by ROBERTS MCGUIRE 70 O'Clock noon,
at the Exchange saesroom Ill Broadway. Particulars at
gale,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-06
SALES AT AUCTION.

. SALES AT AUCTION.
JAo0' soeAAr' Au SsIs D1T.
lok O'Clock at the auction rooms No North wmam st..
leo Hair, Husk Mattresses
''' o Al i o'clock, At 2lo william street.
Blu nne ,o OF black walnut feIor be"ro1m nr
ss rss s.ss walnut
Sass S %ap T aros sop Eng
Cravings, Toilet, Crocisry, Platform Scales. &c.
Also mortgage sale srss 10, Of black walnu. Furniture,
JACOB BOGARr. AUcTIoNEER.
q salesrooms No. North William street and $40 william
their ior Of sale e his large
IN ~ Ias rnass
be stored, without charge.
JACOB BoGART, AUcTIoNEER.
atm o'olosi. = No No 81 siO WI wilism street.
Mortgage sale
Sl.ss walnut Ies.tssds. Sas.as,, Wsss.snas Centre
sed. sn' ssSdnT o az
John WARREN. AUoTIoNEER, 10 NEW CHAMBERS
Stock and Fixtures liquor 66 East Fourteenth
fs.i sSas ssa. s'' store monthly S
r II. AUSTEN, AucTIoNEER.
a. By HAzAsP fo arTI EoErosS ss,S;swA
See Real Estate for particulars.
TAMEs NJ FORD. AucrIoNEER.-FoRDA co. SELLS
= this day. asp N, a. So Bowery large variety Of
story house, embracing Parior Library, Dining
BE furnturc % Velvet Tapestry. ThrcePy
lngran Carpets by order of Aso by
Marshal one Pier Glass one Pianoforte, one large
bogany Wardrobe, gas Chande Ter, lou yards O.coth
Show Gases, whole for peremptory sale rain shine
uousekeepers, dealers and others invited
CHERRIES SALE
- X. FIELD Auctioneer,
win sell this day, Al IL O'Clock,
at III Bowery,
II haf CHI ats of Tea.
By order MATTHEW I. BRENNAN, Sheriff.
/, McGISSRe, Deputy
Also Immediately after,
. large and general assortment of
Household Furniture,
consisting OF Chamber Suits,
mahogany and walnut Chairs
Bureaus, nedsteads, Washstan q,
Hair, Husk Straw Mattresses.
Feather Beds and Pillows, &c
Also,
two rosewood Panofortes,
and about so Brussels and Ingram Carpets.
Also,
6O family Sewing Machines
Wheeler Wilson, t;rover Baker, Singer,
and other makers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-06
)Y MAX BAYERspoRFER, AUcTroYEER,

DY MAX BAYERSDoRFER, AUCTIONEER,
ID will sc this day (satu rday commencing at 10Y o'clock,
brown nsu Ia Twenty sixth street,
Sixth the largest and richest assortment Of ee
Household Furniture vz.Rch
Par SUITS In and brocatei aud silk
reps, Cab nets naid Tables JArnlers hronzes Paintings,
Mirrors, Bruse Carpets, Centre
Tables Turkish Chairs French gilt Clocks Ornaa ents Eta
ceres, Turkish and Reclining Cha Stands
Dining Room Furniture extension tapie, IL ieet; Buffet,
Chairs Tab par Cnter Ice ii.chers UTns Dinner and
IT, Cas.ors, Glass Ware, also Bedroom
Suits and walnut single aud double hedseads,
Bureaus Wa hstands, Carpets spring aud mir Beds, P
lows Bedding Kitchen and Basement Furniture, ktch-
harcoth suit, Lounges all So lots of
useful Houschod Furniture. Sale posye, rain shine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-06
Ry N. DOUGHTY. AUcr.oNEtR,

RYM DOUGHTY AUcTI0NEfR
WI sen M ..y, at 0Ia O'Clock, at his saesroms, 70
the eIecis OF ell ht di.
ferent families Parior Suits made OF walnut rose
wood, eb and mahogany. and orocaiel also
walnut and mahogany
Chamber Suns with and without marble tops; Lounges
Bookcases 30 ~ Carpets walnut Paror Organ
wood ocaye Iianoorie rosewood Cotase Panoiortc;
large OF Once and assortment OF
tbreeegged SOFAS. Chairs without legs, broken
down Tables and ~ The remains o. the wreck of sevc
raj unfornnates that Obliged Dealers and
others WI do well 10 ssy a. home. Sale positive.
DY r. COTTON, AUCTIOSEER, SALESRO0M NO. So
ID Eas1hrs enth street. broadway his day (Satur-
May e. O'CLOCK r. rich Velvet. English
brussels theepy and ingram Carpets OF the large private
dweDg s. East Ninth street, University place;
also AL the Chandeliers and Linen ndow Shades together
n ANAL OF Furniture. n B.-irneGioer the
hour O'Clock y. NJ. Tuesday Msy g. at the auction
No. 30 East Thirteenth Broadway, one OF
largest sales OF the Particulars time.
DY MAX BANERSDoRFER, AUCTl0NEER- SELLS AT
ID ii 0ock AT 10:a Pine street. valuable Iaring, eavng
and sp ming Machinery Double ing Mach nerv Looms
assortment Gear Wheels; Machinery Of des
crpion: vned $4,000; positive. SHINE; In lots
70 SUIT dealers.
MAX BAYERsDoRFER co.'s. once 3s4 Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-06

JACOB BO0ART, AuCTIONEER
81 Saesrooms No. North William street and $40 William
street. Every convenience Ia offered to parties wishing
their property OF sale TO his large
sesrooms Having taken the large store 40 william street.
In connection with 10 North William stroet Furniture
be stored, without charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-06

A ARoN CRIsTALARA co. BEG TO STATE TO THEIR
N and THE public generally that they
have removed to the sacsroom SIS Broadway OPP
posite the Grand Central Hotel Having bought the turn
tre OF private and a. the principal rub
lie auction sa'es this they now enab ed 10 oer
for sale the finest OF fine second hand
Furniture in the city, Mt the bargains comprising
antique and modern Furniture Chamber and Paror suia OF
ali designs, obe bookcases Mirrors Bronzes Clocks
Carpets Paintings Ensravnss &c An goods delivered in
New York brooklyn charge and IN good order
Inspection solicited at SIS broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-06

GRAM HOUSE, % NEW BowERY. -CLEA1. AIRY
furnished throughout
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-06

A MAGNIFICENT DRAWING ROOM SUIT POMPA-
n iour stylc French satin brocas made ?rder,
cost $40 FOR 5000 do, a superb ROSEWOOD Plano
Paintings Bronzs rosewood Earere, Canterbury Enenly
Velvet Carpets ami walnut Bureaus BED
steads Wardrobs Hair Mattresses Sefas, Chairs Lounges
Silver xare Glassware Half cost The entire imrni
IS West Fifteenth street. near Flth
Property OF family leaving city. Ca before pur
chasing elsewhere
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-07

State taxes, Of two and half per cent,
and this on high valuation, and yOn can
appreciate the burden laid upon the re.
sources Of Virginia at o time like the pres
ent If she stands up under It, and no
doubt she viii make tho effort, and think
successfully, she viii d6WeA indeed. The
Virginia people are conducting themselves
seusibly as compared with almost any
other Southern State, and capital and Ia
Dor are gradually coming to their assist.
ance, so that there Is 0 vast outcome In
the State some day. But surprising that
from any cause whatever she failed for the
present to meet her lately assumed por.
ton OF the debt, our people can rest as.
surRd that her failure will not reopen the
new arrangement which she has made
with her creditors in way to affect West
Virginia in tho slightest degree. That new
contract entirely Superseded the old Zone,
and thereby released West Virginia from
liability for any portion Of the $31 ,58s;SS
assumed. Allthat rests upon US, or can
be put upon us, Is Our portion of the re-
naming SI6, 7S3, 014, whatever that may
be finally adjudged to be, Virginia in
binding herself has released US as to all
OF her debt, save this deferred One.third.
And If Judge Meredith's view Of her now
contract Is correct, viz that she cannot
be called on for an assumption of this one.
third until she has first settled with rs,
then she has no strong induGement left
to urge a settlement from West Virginia,
but rather the contrary, and she may
chose TO wait Tor day when her people
will be in better condition to assume fur
ther obligations before seriously calling
on us. G.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-07
Allegheny Live stock Market.

TUESDAY, December 5.-CATTLE-The
arrivals Of cattle light this week so far.
Tho number OF buyers In attendance fair.
In quality tho offerings TO this time have
not been so good as those Of last week.
AdyiCcs from both tho New York and
Philadelphia markets arc better, and un.
der this influence, coupled with n light
run, the market rules firm and steady, at
prices n shade highcr-prObably tC. The
demand is good and the prospect looks
better for the balance Of the week. The
following are the rates current for the
different grades; extra, 1900 TO 1900
steers, IS 90 10 81 50; good to prime,
/ 100 to / 200, S. 25 to IS 80; common to
medium, 1000 TO 100, $475 to IS 90;
bulls, stays md cows, 800 to 1900, $2 so
TO 81 co. stock steers, 800 to 1000. SO 50
to 81 90; Texas steers, 50 90 to 50 u.
lIOGs--ThG arrival Of hogs fair, and in
quality about the same as usual.
The demand Is good; buyers are pur.
chasing literally, and the tone and feel.
ing are somewhat improved. Springer,
IIarbaugh & Co., n Pittsburgh firm, have
commenced to pack, and it Is expected
that other firms will soon follow. In this
case better market will be had for paCk.
ing hogs. The following arc the rates
current for the different kinds and grades
Extra Philadelphia, 81 60; good to
prime Philadelphia, 1876 to $50, 81 so;
good to primo New York, 1870 to 22O,
81 25a4 81; rough to common, "a 20
SHEEP-ThC arrivals of sheep are iair
this week. The number Of buyers here
Is fair with n good demand. The market
rules active. Most all the sheep on sale
were sold, the principal part OF which
were taken by Philadelphia buyers. The
demand is still good, and in excess of the
supply, and the prospect looks good Tor
the balance of the week. The following
arc the ruling prices for the different
kinds and grades Extra, 100 to ITO lbs,
s. G0a5 so; good to prime, 50 to 90 lbs,
So 19a5 2j; decent to fair, IS to so lbs,
81 60a4 IS; mean to common, 20 to 10
lbs, 50 75a4 90; foot rot and sCalawags,
by Tic head, 50 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-07

CHICAGO, December G.-FLoUR-De.
mand good on Southern account and any
thing attainSble al 50 90 and under can
find purchasers, Local demand light.
BuckWheai flour S. 90, -rls.
observation-disclosures good at full
prices; No. | spring Chicago 81 20, No. 2
do 81 lOf, No 3 do 81 lOal II. Corn
No. mixed Al &c, rejected S0a39tc. Oats
No = at 33c, rejected SIC. Rye-Quiet
and weak; No 9 ut G2tc Barley-De-
mand fair; No spring GSaG3tc, rejected
53a58tG. yr3E
PROvIsloNs-Demand rliT and market
firm, Mess Pork $l9 90. Bacon and
green meats in good demand, and steady
at yesterdays quotations, Meats id salt
10 10 20 days unchanged. Boxed meats,
short rib and clear held !c higher
WmsKY-Advanccd and held at 90c.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, December G.-FLOUR-
Market steady with moderate demand;
family 80 O5a6 co. ...'.
GRAIN-Wheat- Scarce and firm at
81 43a1 As, CGrn-frm ut 4Ga47c. Rye
and Oats quiet and unchanged. Barley
quiet and unchanged. m. nm
GROCERIES and OILS unchanged.
Provisions Quiet and unchanged.
Mess pork $l3 90 Lard Ssa0c. Bulk
Mcats-Shoulders twO.thirds cured SC;
sides, clear rib &c; do. clear &c cash;
held &c higher, bacon dullan prices d
shade lower, 7a74c sides, clear rib 7sc.
lloGs-Quiet and weak'at close 81 85a
A 50. Receipts lG,43O.
WmsKY-Demand good at 0Oc. .t.
New York Dry Goods Market.
New York, December G-Market quiet
and steady, the only change OF importance
to observe being u reduction in the price
Of New Market corset jeans to 12lC and
Utica 80 inch bleaChed muslins to tic.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-07
A Magnificent Job.
From lho Cincinnati Commercial.

From tho Cincinnati Commercial.
RumOTs have for some time been reach
ing US that the job Of selling out I'LL the
telegraph lines in the United States to the
Government, with a view to the adoption
Of u system like that of postal telegrIphy
in England, was being carefully worked
up. The Postmaster Generals report and
the Presidents message will give these
reports still greater currency. MIR. Cres-
well Is quite enthusiastic on the subject,
and the President says enough, to show
that he neither knows nor cares much
about II, and has been talked to aud ia.
vorably impressed by those who are en-.
listed in the enterprise. The Western
Union Telegraph Company In the first
place opposed the adoption Of tho English
system, and gave statistics and reasons
In great abundance. Mr.. OrtOn'sCOmmu.
niCatOns on tho subject have been very
able. II may have been observed that
the Western Union stock, after having
boon at dlscouraging figure for several
years, has been gradually rising and
stands ut G7s. Tho small holders have
probably sold out, and the stock, growing
scarce In the market, can DO managed.
Of course, If the concern is to be sold out
clean, ii would DO advantageous Tor the
stock 10 stand well in the market. The
story goes that the Western Union could
be bought by the government for forty
millions Of dollars. The Postmaster
General iskind enough to mention that
tho cost Of establishing tho English sys.
TEN in this country would not bG seventy.
five millions. The fact Is that the
stock of our telegraph companies has
been wAtCred at reckless rate. All tho
lines in the country could be constructed
Tor small part of tho capital
represented in tho stock certificates. 1t Is
our judgment that the Government should
keep out of the telegraphing business.
Postmaster Generals aud pOstmasters In
general might be pleased to have the
superintendent OF telcgraphing annexed
to their duties and dignity, but the Gov.
eminent work Is the work that Is bOtched
most intolGrably In this country, and we
would rather sec the sphere of official &c.
tiVity lessened than increased. The tcle.
graphic lines cannot DO purchased with
out paying more for them than they arc
worth; and II they arc purchased we may
bo sure their management will not be
bCtterGd; and we doubt whether tho rates
Mt which telegraphing is done can be re.
duCed to any considerable extent without
making tho postal telcpraphic system
what our postal system itself is-a burden
lInOn the general revenue,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-07
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
WheeIlng wholesale Market.

| OIFlCA DAlLN lhIkLLl0hhUklbH [
| Wednesday, Dec. ..
BUTTER-Thero is good demand for BEES
grades, which sell at 2O6bg9c. Common, I21l5c
BEANs-NAvy 50 90; common white 81 5000 10
BAKING POwDKR-3Sc per pound.
DRooMs-Fancy, g %, s. IS and s. 81 plain
g. 2St2 %.
CHEEsE-Rcoeips light and demand good
prime Goshen I50I5Sc.
CRACKERS IL steady demand at IN
changed prices, Sugar lie; Lemon ll4c; Sods
7Sc;Water &C; Oyster nc; Cream 95c; Buttel
| 1.c
EGGs-The market is Grm and receipts light
Sales Of fresh ut 2sdt9ic.
Fsu-lAkG herring, new catch, 81 30; whit
lsh 81 2G No. 9maekerel, barrels, SlI w; No. .
81 %; half barrels No. :, 1915; do, No. ), 81 Is
full weight.
CRANBERRIEs-o Ordinary gu 90 per Dbl,
FLoUR-Market steady, with moderate de-
mald. Fancy g. 5G0s %; white wheat extra
S75O; Cholcered wheat 81 90; extra 81 %; super
lne IS 90; choice spring wheat 81 0NiD7 Is.
BaekipheGt FiOW-$S ~ per Dbl
GRAM Rhedt-DCmAnd fair and prices ad'
vanccd; No. choice white 81 10; No. l.red 81 IS,
Odts-Flrmer, with sales ut iOlb45c. C0Tn-
Firm with al upward tendency; t5(b5Oc for new.
Rye-7Olt75c, BdHty-G517Oc.
GRocERIRs- CogSt-Cholce old Government
Java 3Oc; choice to fancy Rio 9ic prime 2SGS?3j$c;
fair to good 99Hc.
SyrupS-BaltmorC, 65GbOOc; New York, 65lt7Oc;
Choice DTips, Toe. New OrlOanA MOlassOs--
65c for prime, 6Oc for fair.
Sugars Refined, Crushed Powdered and
Granulated .13Sc; A Coffee, l3c; d Coffee,
1870; Extra q Coffee l!tc; Yellow G lOc I;
New Orleans, primo, lI0iiNc; Porto Rico and
Cuba, lOI1llc.
-GunpOwdor, 81 1901 IS; Young Tyson,
81 1901 %; Black, 7Ol1S5CdI$i 40.
Rice Carolina, prime, DC; RangOOn sHc,
SplesS-GraIu Pepper, 2iG25c, pimentO, 2OC
Cloves, 2Oc. Cassia, 65c,
GNsENG-5Oc per pound.
IIOMINY-SS 10; White hint s. So
HAY-$9O 90 per ton, for fair to prime; loose
SIS 90.
IRON-Common bar 3%33Ec; bands 4H65Ec;
Bunleu'S Horse Shoes 81 OO1G 80; Nall Rods TO
TIC
NAus-iOd to God, $i9S; Sd to Cd, q 30; Cd 10
I'd, $i75.
OILs, &C-LinseGd by Dbl. Soc; No, 1 Lard oil,
extra 92lDg5c; Carbon OIL Csc; TurpCntno 7SGtSO,
PROYIsIORs-Steady with moderate demand.
Mess E0rk-SalCs at 81 OO.
RdcOA-NO old stock and no now Offering
Ldrd-TierCes DC; kegs lOKC.
PoTAToRs-In fair supply and firm sales OF
prime at Coo.
POULTRY 1.-Two chickens g. copper dozen,
SEEDS = Timothy seed dull, $50 per bWshcl.
ClOycrsecd 50 So Flaxieed $l75.
SopA-Bcst New Castle, In kegs, &c.
SoAp-Family, 6'ic; German, SIC; Chemical
Olive, &c; German Olive, GTc; Colgate, lOEc;
BabbCtrs, lie; Champions, lOc.
STARcn-GhGt9%C;h maizena,, i2ltIic.
SHOT AND LEAD--Bar Lead, lO%c Y pound; Shot
81 70 D bag. Powder-RI 50 10 per key Min.
Ing 81 20.
sAT-Dalry, 81 u; Ohio River, Z! %.
SNUPP-7Oc; do In boxes Of six dozen, s. 90
TOBACCO Navy black, GO6b7O:; dark fair 10
best brands Gadb79C; fair to hest Is and lO5, $50
SIC; bright los and lbs 7t6S5C,
WINDOW GLASS -lst quality, Syi0, IS %. l0x
u, s 10, IOxl6, 80 10; 2nd quality, sxiO, 81 10
1Oxl!, s. %, 1Oxl5, 81 20; less discount accord
Ing to quantity.