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Arrive Ondsys Wednesdays and Fritlsys 1T D. N.
depart Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays ! T. 10.
rixk's i'EAk PtoNEEk BEAxrOwN. NlssurLA
IEnAR CHsEk AND WAL'A WALLA.
Arrives, M"ndHys Wednesdays and Fridays ri D m
Departs, I"e.da,s, Thursdays a"d Saturday. 1t IN.
GERMAN ANn FRENCH GUlGu.
Arsisr axi Depart twice lscr week.
~ Az mails will close the uisat previous to their
d-par'Hrc III 10 T. IA
OFFICE liorRs -?a. m. to 3 y. NJ. Sundays, 10 to II
=. m; J? TO J p m.
r. $. STACKPOLE. Pm
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LOCAL BRBvlTlES.
Court begins next Monday.

Court begins next Monday.
Our sugar weather" continues. 3.
The robins are building nests in the syc
anOre trees. 49,.
Otter ore found along the Deer Lodge
near the CITY. -' f 3d.. ."uf
Hay.n,ow fruit Is not q plentiful As /,
was-75c. q dozen. . 49,"
The Grand Jury has no tcrrors for this
town. A clear conscience IL 10 be priced
above much wealth.
Notwithstanding the increase Of snow on
the range the past week, our Helena stages
have made gn'd time. $685.. ...
We had . very interesting "danger story
for this weeks paper. but lacked the space
1t will appear in our next. -.
Important papers have been left with o.
B. O'Bannon at the Clerks Office. for Jacob
H. Osborn and John Britain.
Read Cans & Klein's new advertisement
in TO days paper They have an immense
stock Of goods, and offer them at lowest
Helena prices In the large stone store one
door south of the bank.
The social gathering at the Scott House
on Tuesday evening was most ENJOYABLE
affair. The music was grand. the supper
excellent. and the participants just numer
Gus enough to have good time. ..
Walton is going to erect big hiicl'ine
p''st in front If his brewery for the Irn
Horse; and Judge Ounce is fencing in .
quarter section Of grass land adjoining town
for him 10 bait and blow" in while the
passengers are enjoying the '',wen,y mi"utes
for breakfast" Al the Scott House.
Some Of aur citizens have been little
"out Of killer" lasc!y from the effects
If the cl.angc.blc weather. We would
have been sick "urself this week # we
could have spared the time. This newspa.
pering is mighty grinding on the human
frame-s weak frame at that. It 10 like
little jacksss turning four.mule arastrs.
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We Can't Help l.-Thc Montanians who
tucked to the States from these parts last year
are now homesick for the mountains II Is
our nice city and its good people, the beau.
tiful valley, and the rich diggings in these
parts that afford the attraction. We are
not to blame for oil this. We can't help
being good; we didn't make the beautiful
valleys; the mines were here all the same
before any of Us came, and we never asked
the railroad to come through US; We didn't
coax the iron horse to come right down
Main street to brighten 10 death our common
cayuses. 1t followed the natural way, and,
take it all over and around, this Is naturally
. good country. Subscribe.
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meeting In New York last night, at which
Senators Trumbuil aud Schurz and others
made speeches.
On Thursday locomotive exploded on
the Boston 4 Albany r. L.. killing the fire.
man J. W. Ss"ughton, and seriously injur.
ing the brakeman.
The N. Y. Republican State Committees
have decided TO call a State Convention 1t
Elmira on the 18th May to elect delegates to
the Philadelphia Convention.
In the Senate. on the 9th, the bill to lease
the Preside military reservation to San
Francisco for public park. was referred to
the Committee on Military Affairs.
The New York Republican State Com.
mittee have decided to call State Convcn.
ton At Elmira, on the 18th of May, to elect
delegates to the PHILADELPHIA. Convention.
More trouble in the Texas frontier Three
cattle thieves, confined in the Jail at E,lin.
burg, were recently released by the Mexi.
cans, who crOssed the Rio Grandc and
broke into the Jail.
The National Convention of Colored Men
met in New Orleans on the 18th, Fred
Douglas in the chair A resolution rspudi.
sting all sympathy with the Columbus and
Cincinnati Conventions was referred to
Committee on Resolutions.
Yesterday, the 12th, was the time Sc! for
Judge Mexican u appear before the Judici-
ary Committee Of the House, in accordance
with an invitation. and give his views on
the subject of the judicial policy in Utah,
and Us tn the merits of the voorhees, b,ll
Yesterday, 12th. was the time set for
Judge Mexican Ia appear before the Judi.
cary Committee of the House, in accOr.
dance with an invitation, and give his
views on the subject Of Judicial policy in
Utah and as to the merits of Worthless Bill.
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TELEGRAPHlC BREvlTlES,

Gen. Zsbale succeeds DcGr.y a. Minisse,
Of War in Spain. .,. i; IL. 3
7 Gen Sherman and staff were at Constan
tinoplc on Tuesday last. ..@''
Erastus Corning died At Albany, N. T.,
on the 9th, after along illness.
The charges against the lst National Rank
0f'New York, were not sustained. ai.
q. Lord Dufferin, the newly appointed Gov
General of Canada, sails for Quebec soon.
=, A. Paris, the officers yesterday seized 60
SHELLS and grenadcs, brought into the city
in market wagons. ''.''.'
!, At PhiIadelphia, m Tuesday. the hone
phosphate works Of Band & Co., burned.
Lpsa 81. 100000 q gar: has sHt44 -.
. The cnfoner's jury decided tina. Dr. Wood.
hull, husband If Victoris, died from intcn,-
pcrance and morphine %>1a' q ITO"
The, United States il to operate with
Great Britain in the suppression Of the slave
trade in the PersiaD Gulf. ..-f, -.-..'..... @,
Il The Florida Republican State Convcn ton
appointed six delegates TO the Philadelphia
CONVENTION. aud endoste Grant "m d
While house was being torn down IN
Philsdelphis on the 18th, the walls fell in,
burying two men and injuring others .a
The Michigan Senate i sitting - ; court
Of impeachment on Lad Commisaioaer Ed
mep,ls, fcr alleged fraads In h,s ONCE
q The Maryland Liberal Republican Con.
vention meets In Baltimore on the s5th inst
r. Coy. Bradford heads the m0vemsok
rqt Oh Thursday :, leooaosivs exploded On
sbe Bossoa' d Albany r R., killiag lhs IRE,
man ADd sssioualy injusing ths bsakssnaa!
aa Dr. How6r6 b ~ Csdis. s,wa3tise tie
~ceion IT Ne Spanish Government. which
has tessgnphed % OutA tof / report q The
60 tisfH nsa 70. i.U sGi eoi} a.tlsEE u
TIE srlsssii,pchl rs,Sis.A Atlantic Telegraph I
co. No contiacssd Tor asosher cable fion
Europe . Amsrcs, whicA win make he
fn,,rth 3Iais I'D r9yo1t9s ~ u aiH.t
IT, - sur.ad jay found -, bin. ! .,spa,ias.
Ne DcAbosas cleinaat foe perjury End tos-I
gtsy. ,ad proe.ssdilass ass = b ,Dnssals,sely
sd, ,,pto7q ., sailsia asda
The Liberal Repabljeaas had big naag-
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1000 Lbs. .
or LANORETH'8
" ARRANTED SEEDS /!
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
LOWER THAN EVER.
BY PARCHEN DACHEUL,
City Drug Store, Deer Lodge
~ Send for NEW PRICE LIST, Spins Of ~. "a
1924 ' v .+

/ Pe.s,aal.-Nr. Gen. W. Irwin Was Up
from the Peak and Yauhill, on Wednesday
where he 10 engaged 10 business He re
porte work progressing favos.bly on the
bitches. The Rock Greek Lake Ditch Co.
will have water in their ditch on the sd.
TIE Lower Ditch Co. will probably have
theirs in few days earlier. :. Col. Lyon
came over from Philipsburx Thursdsy on
his way to Helena The Col 10 working
the ores of the Specklcd Trout successfully.
He is one of the best silver operators. in the
Territory: is convcrssnt with the different
processes. and has made some discoveries in
the working Of ores that will prove of
value to himself and the country. SIR.
jos phi Surprenant returned from the States
hy Tuesdays coach. where he had been on
business for \ few weeks. johnny Shoe.
an, up from Missouls. spent most Ut the
week in town. He has been for several
years past one Of Wells, Fargo s. Co.'S
Agents on the West Side, and now goes IL
TIC States 10 srend the summer. J.'hnny
has great many friends in Montana who
will he glad to see him ssfely back again
Mr. John Mullen came over from
Helena lacking hale and hearty. .. .Wsr,len
GiIchrist is gradually gaining strength.
lie. has had hard siege of '.''Capt Tru.
FAINT, P. n. at Pixies Peak, paid us flying
visit on Thursday. .. Mr.. II. c. Wicbhold,
Of Silver Bow. proprietor Of the Basin Ditch.
dropped in will, Us few minutes yes,cr.
day. lie speaks very encouragingly Of af
fairs in that region. and thinks they will
lave the most prosperous mining season
since 81. The bitches are being put in
order. and work will begin in earnest in .
week or ten days. Mr.. w. says men are
scarce both vt Butte and Silver Bow, which
will retard mining tn great extent in those
camps if more help does not arrive. Mr..
and Ara II. n. PArchen. of Helena. came
over ON I thursdays coach and were warmly
welcomed Ivy their many friends On this
side Of the range
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"The Exc:,Aaye "-Thk celebrated Hall
viii he re-opened 10 the public to night.
Mr.. Wilson. the proprietor. has gone ~ a
great de,s' ot expense and pains IN redtting
and putting Il In shape t. retain ito hereto.
fore good name ~ . popular resort Every.
thing 10 new. ~ all the furniture, .fixtpres,
etc, etc. was either destroyed entirely the
time of the Dire. or damaged To such IN ex
tent a 10 render it useless. He has alarge
stock 1t the choicest wines, liquors and
cigars. and will be glad to welcome his
friends snt customers to the Exchange as
IF wore
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JHh IT, Ih." ISUI'f''Mt CONfl. ~ IlE'nfA Thy.
The courts held at Virginia City. Eadcrsbur. and
Buzcmsn are Courts OF the First judicial D.tr Ct. lion
John L. Murphy, As.tciac Justice. presiding: the
courts held nj Deer iAsyr City Ranuach md Mi.stn
u arc Guut- Of the SrtDnd Judicial Disri l. Hon.
Hiram km"w'.., As-o"ai. Justice. pre-iding: the
Third Judicial District, Hon u. = Wade, Chief Ju-
Lice, PRECEDING.
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breakfast At No00d0.'
Passengers from Deer IADdge to Helena, by Gilmcf
Sasburys coaches, take O'Clock breakfast at
Meads Station -Olse Of the best eating ststiOns In
Montana. jy7 dAwu
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Metropolitan Billiard Rooms

. 1lmks6N. 01n6&k = lDack1k6ok.V
oehGr ~, aaA two q ~ AeesUssing hlllaA taAl
u thr Tenjeoey. Special lnvitat3oos . ~ vhQ1e
,seQ0VoltsA - pDeaoe ssASe sasf ff. sI5dT = 4
d rs 4isEa 5ns ~~<----s-ol-a--stt-y-siyY ~iueI =
Ihaaba,-.Ws s.s ned9 esfstt(pe y
$500 sssobsNfspss to- vhieA hsias
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u o. q. Jaesae Tsx.-It b lenjoinsd upon
oil by the. law ~ make out their income n.
.usm NJ theI aoshof April I ~ doing ! q
Immediately and forwarding to the o. s.
Assessor hrge Capt +. r. EEaller. much
trouble ard litigation may be saved, = the
Nv imposes an additional iax 81 S0tef cent.
when Il Il not eo0plisd With. Il would Be
we'll eppseh not p fosget This. az
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The, Bridal Chamber.

ESSAYS For Young Men. on Great Social Rvils
and Abusss. which interfere with 1AR1Aag-
slsv means d relief Tor the 4snng and uuftstauats.
diseased and dcbiltated. Sent tree Of charge In seal
I'd envelopes. Address. Howard ASSOCIATION. No.
MYTH st., Philadslphia, Pa. ll6-iyr
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L. =. Granl Jury.-Mr. John Glass.
Deputy U. s. Marshal. has handed 10 the
list of Grand Jurors for the term OF the U.
y. Court, 81 Judicial District, commencing
in Deer Lnlgs. Monday. April 18th. 1872:
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EVANS DAIhv.

Having 400 estahl6lle6 TIE, dairy bo4lsess 10 DeeI
Lodge for two ycars and received the liberal patron
axe IT the people an pleased % annoanc. thst WITH
additional fscsies snd good c0ws win be able hese
after1o Sd1E1y m .w1t1 TIE sstDH r
a o- Best Quality Qf Mink,
DELIVERED Ar THKJR HOUSES IN QUAINT.
80. TIES 10 SUIT PUACHASkR& FF4'
Hoping to receive their coutnucd patronage WI, do
compseAO1 With ~ 0eAes 6ea1s4: TT
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A LARGE LOT OF WINDOW sAsHEs ALL
Sizes. for sale cheap Tor cash By ;
ll5u D. s, KENYON.
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y ArfeSteG robbers who broke Into
Mr.. Ike GreenhM,d's house and despoiled
j. If considerable property kstc week: l,avs.
We, see by the Helena Papers, been brought
10 terrible grief through Tie perseverance,
Of ~" srd Mccarthy. There were two
usea ard one woman concerned iufit-MD.
Clintnn. snfold resident OF Helens, and
hsssrs. Whitney ard Oslin.' The Terrific
rial prisnners here will sooa have 10
double, up again II the Penitentisry Ap.
preparation Bill don, pass. - .
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Times and places Of holding Courts In the Territory
Of Montana. United Stnies business transacted 1T
terms held ~ Helena Deer Lodge, aud Virginia cities
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6 EARLY ROSE -
49, G-ta ,sefoI f34H .4.t. n f#e ~us ~-4sb
-':s'Klng - Rarly" SEED Pstatses!
Far sals b. 8EaS.JE - c. =. MANNING,
Or 1t d. g. K&NYONS,
M l343ms z-- .t.f Al .- Deer Lo0Rc,

Odl Fellows UaN.AThe Odd Fellovl
have leased Stuart Hall Of Ar. ONeill. and
are putting Il in shape suitable for the usel
Iof III. Order Il will b dnisled in . style
that would do credit 70 any Of our large
Eastern cities. The Lodge 10 flourishing
finely, and bids fair 70 b one Of the moss
progresses In the Tsesitoey.
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Firemen's Parade aud Dance. Thurs
day evening next, 18th, we will have th<
most gorgeous rsr'y that Deer Lodge has
ever witnessed. In the afternoon the mem
hers of the Fire Department will hsvca grand
parade in costume. The dance vii! be held
in the Court House, and nothing will be
wanting to add to the pleasure and comfort
of the participants Even committee will
be in waiting t" take the cI,,ltrcn and babies
in their care and keeping during the progress
Of the dance. that their parents may not
worry or in the least be hindcretl Ivy them.
This original idea originated with Mr. Rich.
srdsou, the Foreman Of the, company, who
knows how it is himself The proceeds
are to 90 towards building an engine house.
~ the machine "ill be here In short time.
A general invitation Is extended, and Gil ar
requested 10 attend. Supper at the Scott
House; tickets. 80 co.
Since the above wasin type We have been
informed that the parade wl,;ch was to take
place on the afternoon of the 18th. will
not occur. bv. reason 1T the ct,ml,any being
unable to procure uniforms complete.
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- EARLY ROSE y
''KIng OF Early" Seed Potatoes!
For sale by G. II. MANNING.
Ornt D. =. KENYONS.
13I-3ns Deer Lodge

From Peace Nver.-A few days since
We received letter from Mr.. VIM. Wilder.
who left Deer Lodge about the first of July
last for the Peace River country. He ar.
rived ut Manson Greek. where he now is.
on the 9th Of October He says: 1--WE
had rather a hard journey; lost three
horses. and considered ourselves in luck to
get here at all. 1t is like looking tor gold
in the Arctic Regions. The weather turned
cold in November, aud it showed solae on
US before We got here. There are only
few paying claims on Ja'nisnn Creek.
Manson Creek has some good ground, but
it WAS struck late in the season. and il is
not known how r;c!, i: IS. Snmc think j.
will make Il large camp another season.
State Creek is about two miles from Manson,
hut II. too. WAS discovered late, and the ex
tent il not known. Gold seems to he scat.
tered all over the country here, but it Is
ihinIy sown. intend to sec what the
country is made Of btf.xe leave it. There
is some paying gx,und here. for knew a
few men who ARE packing dirt to tho creek
in yunnysacks and making an ounce To the
hand rocking. am running tunnel in
Hill. but have struck nothing yet. My pro
visions are laid in for the winter and
spring. Flour is 80; bacon, 81; beans.
IS cents; beef. (by the quartcr) 20 cts. and
everything on the rise Many went out in,
the fall intending to return in the spring.
but NV advice ia. III man can make "A
living anywhere else he had better not
come here We have monthly mail and
1 will write again If anything new trans.
pires worth writing about"
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Aas!cal Coaccrt.-On Tuesday evening
next. (l6th) there will he musical enter.
Block. forthe benefit of the Catholic Church,
Consisting Of both vocal and Instruments
music. by the principal amateur performers
of the city. Among those who have volun-
Mrs. Wilcox, Mrs. Gillert, Mrs Lounsbury,
Mrs. Richardson, Miss .D'Acheui, Mrs
Bonner, Prof. Smith, Mr.. Murphy. and
others. This will indeed he IN entertain.
me"t worthy the object, and probably the
last one of the sessOn. and our citizsos
should not fail 10 Ike present. Tickets, 81
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4tw 4orth
Saturday Morning, April 18th, 1872
Religious Services.

CATHOLIC SvRvWEs. Services will 'pc held 10 NOR
row IN the Catholic Church at 10 ~ oclock, H., Rev
Father DcKyckerc officiating.
Rev = j. Cnt!in will preach In the Court House on
Sunday nj II O'Clock Il. M. and ~ .. m. Sunday
school meets at the Court House ut ~ a. m.
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Rgs9 I1o6-CoDuuDs April ct.
E.RSpds and vi1A Miss = Higly. Ha.
eaa; Dess NeCaaor, 0sw Lodss; George
Hurst. Virsinis city. *,
4 Apdlll.-C. .. Tha1k. Baapsek; %. "A.
eedmaa and wife. l(iss Burnett and ". B.
Avery. virC9ia city. e j,
I'M tcnooi f1strtAr.M41Ais bsaatsful
Qu4seey Aagaliss, dsvoas1 - CIV and
aeeskliHG upaastss tor, scleql hlhi.ione, and
bUblic days. b received. No teacher q pupil
sko6ld =. Without Is Il eoles0nly afty cta
. yese osd91s c,py, 1tteea Ssat1. Write foe
L 10 Allgsd 4 oeWO)l. publishH, Chicago
3bT6nRd y0Q subcsipdoa now end y0aviu
uoe gaGsel L
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HOW THEY NJ IN BERLIN. AND How PEOPLE
.-- SiOCD 10 HERE:
GO to f 4. T. Heinzes. Post ono Store and hav
your Watch Insured to keep gOod time for II months
Sce advL " dit.
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Fresh Cnltf0l'nisl Goods
JUST RECEIVED BY KLElNSCHAlDT BROS
A large invoice Ut Fresh California Fruits,
Fresh Cured Hams and California Groceries Of every
variety.
The best and largest stock In the market. Will be
eSld Ut iO0set figures Tor CaSL - q - LIT
Dealers and Consusa ~ win Ad1 70 fheir aAvan.
tage to cnll. kLElNSCuMlDT BROS,
Hat Deer Lodge.
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!. u. u. r.

THE REGULAR CONCENTRATIONS OF COT
i iOnwO'h Lodge No. 2 l. y. u. f. will he held cv-
cry "Wednesday evening ut Odd Fellows Hail. Y. Z
O'cimk: >o,ourning Brethren In :os'd standing are
cordially invited to attend
l.. T. HOLMES, n. g.
r. II. WILLIAMS, Secretary
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III Ar RIED.

COv1By--BnOwx-At tho residence Of G. T. Humph
rev. Esq. Butte City. On Thursday April 4th, 1877?
by &. 4. Irvine, J. r.. Mr. John (JlIcy, Ut Deer
Lodge. and Mrs Matte J. Brow. ri Butte City.
That Cotfecs good Is known to wide world round,
ThOagh useless quite till elegantly Drowned.
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MAAONl(,.

4 THE REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS or
IN Deer Lodg,. No ~ 4. +. h 4. " ~ill ~ held
~ f. =. STACKrOLE. W. N.
r. T. KENYON Secretary.
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TO the Public.

Ptseons hsviRg old Magazines, Rookie and Papers
which they dispO.et to contribute for the benc6t
Of the Prisoners IN the PcnitcntIxry are respectfully
solicited to leave the at either Of the Drug stOrer
In Deer Lodge. Any tavOrs Ut thi. kind will c CRATE
fully appreciated by them.
JAMES GILCHRIST, In charge
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Hu~... DIED. DI
KELLES-1n At .hison KSnsas, March ~ Terry >,
" infrnt e''n III robert g. and Noble L. Kelley, aged
one year. nine nl0nths and i've days.
WORp--ln Richmond. No., March =. Ben. s. Word
aged 20 years. -. y
lIorkiNs--In Sslina. n. T.. March g. 1879, Eleanor
widow Of the late Hon. Lnthcr Hopkins, aged 81
yeats. ~.
, 1872-10-18
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

4HOEsDAX EFES1NG, Qsf. II.
ALcoHoL-undera continued good demand prices
BROOM CORN-There were no changes to note
today. The demand was light. Stocks arc ample,
and the market firm. We continue to quote $40 0Da
.e 5ogo per ton for common; sTo0oR90.oo Tor fair;
Slo0ooG12o.00 for choice: and $3.50. 00@15O.00 for
choice hurl.
BEANs-There is very little demand either on local
or shipping account. The supply is ample, md prices
common so.25@a.60 for fair medium, and S. 1904, so
at S2.00.
BUTTER-Contnued activity is noticeable in tho
market for this staple, and rnness still! prevails Re-
ceipts liberal, but thus fur lie outward move
ment las been sufficient to prevent any large accuuu
lat1on, and holders are asking and obtaining full
prices. We quote follows Strictly choice dairy 25
@25c; far good grsdeG 18@22c; inferior to com
BAGGING-At the recent reduction in prices of cot
ton seamless bags the market rules firm, notwitl-
standing the absence Of anything like activity in the
oefnand STOCKS are small. Burlars and gunniea are
V'ous quotations. Wool sacks are inactive. Following
are the quoted rates: Stark, 3G11c; Ludlow, 351c.
Lewiston, a4c; American, 32]7c; Otter Creek &c;
6nf1sp a 5ags a Gnd b 2o92e sannes single IS
BUILDING hLATERIALs~The 'ue1: general demand
was fur, aad the market rulcs firm We quote s:rcco
e ss22.5S9Sa75; Few York stucco, casting,
sssi$o' ssaass ;.mcn sapePhss g. i;ss
Akron. cement, s2.co; marble dust s3.e5 linz In,e'
in 1uk, sloogl 10; lime, s1.25@1.s5 per brl; white
sand, per br s27593oo; plastering hair, per bu,
briek eomon %soastoei Ja'aea preasea
range ut se5 st. Louis Hydraulic pressed
345oo Del milwaukee,, $500, del Racine, $1,000
Thc sz5o dsl 1t re e!s per ss
q 81 feet, for domestic window glass, from which
reduction Of 40 per cent is nlado By de11ers: