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The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-25

beware Of the widass! the cages hare said;
They toy wiIh thr heart and they feel with the head
Butsor all ths Widsxa 4 yoslngstsr may knsw,
Let him shun most of alt, spark " idon Cllqnot
That helei-dress Of silver slender and fnes
That throat whence out sushes spirit divine,
Now she losses her dress! II tis qlaeenly but Di
Yon had better beware Of the Widow Gliauot.
She will dance like ! bubble id amber and bsalsi
u gushing She read At popping she leads
VI snfth and gay laughing she Il ever overflow;
Then beNaret @, beware, Of the Widow cIiquots
And her Kisses are sweet as the coy virgin we're!
While she toys with your heart, 70 your heaa she
Then beHare Of the Widow.--the Widow clsquot!
AN Illinois postmaster holds a letter for
postafg,s with the following inspripfion
= Charles Augustus, the web footed scrub,
70 whom this ssietter- -fnnst 10.
II shopping sorawood for his grub III
IN IN silver City, idaho.
How hlest the man who nothing has.
~ He careth naught for robbers;
Butshe who keeps his stock too long,
.sss Gets teuchred, by the sjohbsrss,,
AN UNHAPPY THOUGHT
"a friend ii need 8 friend indeedt,, "
This really is great trash,
For I've friend, and he's in need.
And always wanting cash.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-25
PACIE'IC COAST NEWS. u

Ihe population of Salt Lake City il 19 ,o2,
4 There are still 300 tons of wheat and as
IONS Of barley II the Napa warehouses.
i Grass Valley has been favored with sixty
Ihree inches rain during the season.
Trains now so over the bridge across th
Sacrament river at Tehama,
Monster sea turtles are abundant in Sal
diego bay.
4 There are i, ,122 $50 acres sown il, wheat Il
flle San JOAQUIN Valley, which ought to girs
! l5, ,Oo0. .QW bushels Of grain.
lssf Anew town. called ForrestyiIIe. has heen
laid out eight miles from sebastopol, sono.
ma county.
The mining situation Is represented al be-
ing most promising. Water. water eyery-
where!
Healdsburg II one OF the live towns &c Cali
fornia. Buildings are going up by the score.
Ihe reports from the various agricultural
districts continue to be OF the most cheering
tone. 5
" ~ Byrne. Of Lewis county, Washing
ton Territory, is naugurating d scheme for
colored emigration from California and the
Eastern States
feV. y. y. Dunn, Of the Methodist Church.
Oakland, preached sermon on Sunday even
me- On the recent earthquake in Inyo coun-
fy, and the congregation contributed $24 for
the suffering at Lone Hine.
The people Of Jacksonville, Lassen county.
did very nice thing, a fewdays since. They
turned 9 out and sowed some fifty acres Of land
for Mrs Dobynz, 4 neighbor Of theirs. They
performed the labor and supplied the seed
entirely at their own expense.
The Marysyille Appeal says that during
Elle recent heavy sIuck Of earthquake I'M that I
,ilfy ltly party were playing pool in sehwab's
billiard ID; rooms. One Of the party had the
sixteen Ep ball and just as he played the first
'hock occurred, throwing down all the pins.
ie Immediately claimed pool, and the other
,layers were too much frightened to dispute
he claim or to notice that he did not really
make pin.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-25

OFFICE.
NAME.
Z
RESIDENCE
Times and Places for Holding Courts I'm
the Territory Of Mountains.

.HUPREaiE COURT.
At Virginia City. first Monday in IN nary ana sec
ond Monday m August
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURTS. Il
First Dtsfrict-At Virginia CITY ffrsf NJ nday ID
April, scco id Monday in July, and second Mon
day in November.
eeond Disfricf--At Deer Lodge third Monday in
April, first Monday in September, and first Mon
day in December.
Third Distrtct-At Helena, first Monday in March
first Monday in July, and fourth Monday m Oe-
tober.
TERRITORIAL COURTS.
First District-In Madison County at Virginia City,
first Monday In April, second Monday in July,
and second MondaEin November.
In Galatin County, Mt Bozeman, first Monday in
March and fifth Monday in October.
In Jefferson County, 1T Radersburg, second Mon
day in Mays and first Monday i'm October.
Second Distlict-Deer Lodge County, ut Deer Lodge
City, third Monday IN Aprii, first Monday In
September, and first Monday in December.
In Missoula County, ct M;ssouIa. fourth Monday
in June and second Monday In November.
In Beaver Head County, Bannacs, fret Monday IN
June, and third Monday in October.
Third Diatriet-In iewls and Clark County, at Hell
ena, first Monday IN March, first Monday in
July, and fourth Monday in October
In Meagher County, fourth Monday in May and
ou rth Monday IN November
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-25
THE POTATO. j

/ Yes, my deer, You are entirely right il,
your conjecture the potato has had a hard
| lime Of it. Like every other famous person
age, It was at first ignored, then prosecuted,
then tolerated, till at last it was in every-
body's mouth. How did the Europeans
get along without potatoess', Julius Caesar.
wrapped in his toga, fell at the base Of Pom
pey's pillar before potatoes were invented;
the holy Crusades were undertaken without
q potatoe in the commissary department; and
even the much-s, andered Mary Of England
saw the executioner's axe before she ever
saw this famous escnlent. How did the fa-
mlshing millious defend themselves from the
guant wolf, before the reign Of Elizabeth?
The potatoe is q native Of the American con-
tinent. but was natura!ized III England about
the year 1856, under the patronage Of sir Wall
ter Raleigh the godfather, also. 81 Tobacco,
Harlot, the keen-eyed scholar and historian
of Raleigh's expedition, gathered in that
part oI Virginia which is now North Caro-
lima. large quantities Of potatoes, ,.maize and
Tobacco; and Bancroft says the records Of the
voyage show that .sthe tuberous roots Of the
potato were found, when koiled. to be very
good food. 4 Specimens were sent back To
the Queen. he first crop was grown Oh
Sir Walter S estate iii lounghilI, Ireland
whence The nasne. Irish potato The new
tubef crept slowly into Europe, meeting
every where with tlle greatest opposition.
AS tea had been lam oonea and prohibited
by law twenty years earlier, aud as the in
troduetioll Of coffee had been demo ouneetl is
cor sisirsses n poison tile people. 81, the adj
fssIsee af Itsea alSsIato pialst Hs, generally
IL sstaad asll asalIy eFsal III ErHnes 81 Iesl-
tltfe tDesl seI fertA III deadly qualities, an.iI
The lost III ,Isessas asked
! say force Ills .a,sl tsoie l..ar
RON saae land u til' Ialesss sI,on tssss.'
il vain that The rs,ss Isauis 81 a..
snenltlsouslY Moresa blossom iu his button 4
aoie. That week nonarcil hat not strength
snoug ID even plant potato III slia ep1lil-
leasees ol Ills Bat lsraks :usl FAR
naiaten sEla ssagI Tie II acsien
as IF lba
erol ksssl Il
,yy III
pFFEss res sIss aesses sassss
sS hat EEas llasas q may b
sll ~ slsIa 81 q lsils II
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-25
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

! So 7555sss4a#S 2F-f.l-@ q s''.ss
| Good workmen tlrouehout f,a,ma,r ),
not average as wages over three dollars
week.
! There are said to he ! 5,o ooa ~ ,a,,., ! !,
| Germany who speak tile English Iapal,ao oe
! Ywentv tho,,sa,,d woman oa;, !:
|switzerlana IN WORKING ii fha ~atoh saa :
| tories.
4 teleoranh cable hefwee, Ill /, ana Ma,
30 will nrol,hlv ID laid tp,;s ,.a,th -.
st Io,is claims ii, ;,,er., j.. - ~ ooo !,
non,,l.,tan s,nee III. last 0''e0 I
III ,s.T..
il ra,sd. .-es.ss 5s O. 3 ~ p - :
s.
snss - 6 ''ss'ss : ..'lsiie'ea ll's
nresa,,f div ,yha, s,nal1 wssn ,;l.a ,..;sts
are ,,o lon1er aarnirea
,a,,
- g pa,.' II .ss ~, :. siees tnfet
-, ainy,1,s ~, : saaAs = l'tosl's
= '55 " 90 s 's'sss' = s =
- ias ps'sssa s'osii l,s'1'sAs y Congress
"l'' ~ - Ivy upon W anu co1iee. q ms
'as ~ y 81 ~ ''eNs s''e's'''f ~ ise sssss
~ sss1ses i.al'foye'he'''s are Deihs iiahg-
- $ e''e eo,,s's1aaloa 81 Wii'ch
W - ess4''e s soes ' - eio'ovo,oVV.
Inc outlaw Hlldebfanf, who was lynched
latelY ~ missouri, Hrlfes 20 inform the dis
s'ss pe''..s - - go !
Nj zJfxxxe1 III.
. Inc oad feiloWs S. iooses Of New fork or'
Stase ee1llfie''eeo over si5,ooo for the relief
H 2, o1 the western sufferers.
4 s.. Louis gambler recently suffered to
the amount of W ,ooo at the hands sS Of Chi
cage expert. s a
/ Wheat culture has languished in Texas
since the h war. 10 iles wheat y now exported
rom 1he STATE. .,s..s
The French National Assembly proposes
fe cure the people. Of drunkenness bra fine
lor e'ie Hrse oilehsf. 8aaa Imprisonment Ior
the seeohu, ahd deprlsatlon q eieetorai nus
New Hampshire has a female preacher,
VINO, after iaoorlnsg al t1ie Week, brings forth
one aoI #f1elrVs y ssru iseeclier y sermons on
sunday, ana delivers II 90 her suffering con-
gfega'loif- p
A New York chemist has lately shown that
atty per cent. q Inc vinegar solu ~ large
slfles, y made from cfemlealss 80 poisonous
p 70 gradually undermine tnc consumers
health.
There are over seventy well organized Re-
,ublican clubs in England; the aggregate
lumber ofmembers has already reached near |
= forty thousand, and Is still Increasing.
THE largest rope i'll tile world has been
ii Birmingham. i is about six
niles long, five and 4 quarter inches in cir
1mference and weighs over sixty tons. &.
So fatal has mining become in the coal dis
ricts in England that one person. III every
hree engaged in ii is said to die annually.
his is i fearful percentage
i new stvle onera cloak d IL White olptl,
covered ,v;fl, t.,nl,raflf,v II
! silver h,ai,l s. he,t,, eo,,, hined me Z
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-25
The Local Press.

IFrnn the Cit and National Intelligencer.
e i doabtfnl # the country press III con
scinals mt fhe power il possesses and oil s.i-
nrsllsas,E, were III exercised. Local Journal
Ism u one Of the fea atures Of our time. Jill
tl,e lasf tsseal 4 years there has been rapid
sieeefItfali lizatiol of the thought of the eosaif-
Try press gsIs one or no great slaA Nspapers
of universal eircll new lictase the PIN
iongof the psepIt, and the I,olicyo of pa1it itieal
parties Iss fluenee they once exertsa ID
spit lnfosa Thousand fragments and welded
bssas sssaHF Islatls. Laii ted and comprehensive
osi the pat oi llp control riae
fIsssa the cosai.-
r. Ee aaal
ls5Es'EsI lls;ld i
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The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-25
FLA s.HTsS.

s smart politicians are wise men ia their
generation. but they always fall short If their
j aim They may live and flourish f,,r 4 tlar.
i ike - gree, bay tree but the rotte.ness
which inspires their motives eventually leads
them to destruction.
Principles are .snat for a day, but for AN
/ time Opinions vary and may be- s,roaa.s.
principles never. So. as the Americas Gov
ernment is founded upon principles co.axist.
ent With mankind 1.-The right Of sels-yu,y,,rn-
menf and OF each man to choose for himself
1t stands upon 4 rock which human spannv
cannot shake. Dpinis ns ean be shaken an,s
blown down like a reed by anv wInl ti;af
comes M along. Principles outlast Timetself
A good cause needs no defenders. The in-
tlinsic merits Of truth are such that thev ea,,
nor De stlIled OF hidden. But a bad ca,is. all
ways needs champions, and will eventuallv
fail, even though backed by all the gold ii
the world. sx. .. s.g$sss: sif s83+7s..
ne true man, and the tnan most to ha
trusted, is the unself II man. He believes IT.
God, IN his country and his kindred. and
loves all mankind
..nea Declaration of Independence sars. III,
effect, that Governments are instituted for
the good OF the governed, hit onr politicians
Ct the present tlav say Governments are
iaafle for the good of the governors. ana the
SOY sned We're horn to be bamhoozlea and
nm ed like a goose.asst Hst IL
stH world IL naa.le l,5Eof men of ill shades
st g raetergas Of color. II would be all in 4
core cor Nable5 scene II we we're all alike. But.
then eoa has implanted gond principles III
al mon s breasts. and he who stiles these for
mere worldly pelf, forgetting his lowiy origin
and the kinship of his fellow-m:lfl. nav forr-
lsfl lss for tine but his day OF reckoning will
surely Gomez 'st 4
N he road Of suilshit and success isl an
easy road to travel in this world. tits
pleasans journey while ii lasts, and brings
loftl1 no grit or manhood But THE unsuc-s
eess.ui man, II he be thoughtful, gathers
WIS bv the way. as a reeompense for his
i'll fortune iss4
Life may be 1ikened to 4 dream. II has
sfalIial't scenes, full oi beauty and delight,
back pictures Of the happy past 4
N IT may have dark, gloomy, forbilaing
pictures, full Of regrets, horror and lespon-
lency. y si3&5ss -
The thoughts and teaching OF the good are
lse M the MAMMA il the desert to tha furnished
ny f " Israel. They refresh and bless II.
verything within their influence. Fl s..st5is
The true man n never despairs in adversely.
|l'e ''E darkest clouds of fortune may gather
'er 1 his path, but. he resignesliy submits I'd III
he Will Of Cod, never losing sight OF the
liver lIIIln lining which foreshasl,ws The rainiovs
I I Pic promise and he awaits with patience that 4
ceree '1 Of Providence which il sure to talrrp
be tide h il his f;sror;
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-25

.dislleartened. All WAYS are used Ito seize
power. and its success Il ieared, tlsp4gh its
old prestige, it's chief strength. has pretty
nearly departed
TH u RI Is. s ss ss BI8sss
y Violent. passionate, brutal. af bad faith.
hardly able 10 liIe ifs reckless plans and its
nnbcunded appetite. ready tor snything, led
by chiefs who are llI,rs rlesls and nnscrupr-
lens chariatans, but patriotic, especially in
appearances, tie Red party remains prefty
nearly stationary. Its violent acts, its open
or secret taking part with the Inurderers
and burners Of tie Commune, its threats for
i future liyision d property, Its promises of
ilI-treat atment arid even death to all who osvIl
anything, gradually alicnate gBod people
from ii. Ruts i he spirIt of routifie, ia slow
ness, the lack pf decision of flle moderate
gain It nnlneraas sniiowers,
who say. with some sense fifls Ii is l,o ,Iss
te hare made 10 many reso ul,itions Il. t1far
sapsaoa walk bolIly II III new road and
shake .egr the old b.Irtaa,cratIe spirit Ml,IeA
i With ring France fa' s.
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resf faas fass tIIass u pssnHlsla
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The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-25
present IL is not certain of fen. Isn't What
saecess Wot,itt give \, cannot lie calculated.

success wonitt give II, eannot liz 3 cs)c,,iatets
TWO CAMPS.
Then, froan anotherand stili more q. neral
point OF view, public sentiment and itsre-
flex. the Chamber Is divided into two camps cam
pretty nearly equal IN psWer-tllc Monsrch-
lists and Repnb ieans. Each OF these eifvis
Ions e now preparing manMesto and pet
ting ready TO show its willingness to do
something q declare 4 monarchy oil the
definite constitution Of d republic; but a.,
their forces are about equal. neither e5as dtres,
% begin the contest. and there We Stand
needing greatly 70 look out for tic third rob
ber IN the fable. 70 wit: Bonapartis,,iisss This
was our history in 1900 and 1861. God grant
IL may not occur gain iii 1S72
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-25
Printing! Printing,

d IN EVERY STYLE OF THE ART,
Neatly Executed at this once.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-25
The Contrasts or a Life.

i = S* +
/ ln recent speech at Great Falls. NJ. lI..a
Senator Henry Wilson, referring to some esss III
perience ii his early life, sars:. Il ssssfs
Ieel Ihat haye the right to- speak for s
Io'ang men men anst s tss toiing men,szI was bDra fl
Iheresln your you county Of Stafford. IL was born HI
nspoyertyR u want sat by the cradle. III know a
WHAT Il IS fo ask mother for bread ws.enssg
she5 has none fo give. left my ho,lA at Ten g
Years 81 age and served nh apprenticeship, of #s
eIeVeii years. receiving 4 months schooling
each year. and at the end yof eleven years of
Ilafei work. = yoke OF oxen and six sheer, 5
which brought me eighty-folr dollars. Al
dollar would cover every penny. spent from Il
liie TIME WAS born until was twents-one M
Years of age ! Know what it iis to travel i.
weary miles. and ask my fellcw-lnen to give ii i
me leave to toll. I remember that iii st.ps i
tember. 1888. walked info your village from I'M
my native town, and went, through yonr i 81
mills seeking employment. If anybody l.asl :
offered me Ss or So month i should have, "a
accepted II gladly. I went down to Salmon
Falls, vent 70 Dover. I went. to Newmarket s
and tried to get work, wtlsout sncesss,,a.,sl Il
returned home weary but not discouraged. tsis
aud putliiy pick Oh my back and walked VA
TO the taWu where Inow live and learned Il stsa.
Enlercilanic's trade. I know the hard lot s3s.s
that toiing men have to endure Iii ti,e wor.sR,
and erery pslsation Of my heart every COM 5fs
yiciion ofmy Judgment, pnls me on the side; 3.
of the telling men of ny count of alT M
countries. If. II. ts
Rebel Csarrency-- ssa I.sserassitsg s8
Joke. ts'8s fss
On the strength a2 The eaeifeanent latelv Ess
oceasonea fironghout the sosahlN tlse asi-sss sl
that rebel cotton ssss.s alsss
insal;ssters might soon have All Increased
market valsae a,s gl.terprisisg shaenpasarat M
Nashville, Tesas.. essised aHl Nh III stiseAent II
e pc Inserted III the Ba,snels to TIA efte,ss
that he Was, prepared ~ tsss tSS'stirs I'll
rents III tie dollar fiji es 4aass ae.ts E8s
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-01-09
CARRIERS ADDRESS.

Tho wheel Of Time once more is round,
Good Patrons, since the season found
The faithful Carrier at your place,
To greet you with smiling face.
Big with events tho Year has been,
Abroad in war and battles din,
AT home in triumphs equally
Sublime, though gained more peacefully.
The Teuton and the Gaul have struck
A clash of arms in battle.shock,
A continent Is bathed in blood
And thrones have sunk beneath the food
Wide disaster marks its trail
Over hill and vine,clad vale,
OF lovely France-her Olden fame
Her glory but an empty name
The German Eagle higher flies,
And louder sound bis battle,cries,
From Rhine unto the oceans coast,
Until within the sen It's lost,
Let US battle in PHYS tear
This record of the parting year.
Another tale more fifty told
Percbauoe the New Year may unfold,
God speed the RICH. where'er it DO!
God prosper human liberty
Thy people, France, may once more see
Thy young Republic strong and free
II.
America thy triumph here,
Though bloodless, aud without tear,
Is far more broad in moral slope.
For Liberty again takes hope.
The Democratic standards rent
BY faction lcu., and discomfort,
Now daily with victorious breeze
And bring the country hope and peace.
The trsitorous band who ruled the state
At Democratic hands their fate
AT last have met, and now lies dead,
With all its sins upon its head.
Though bayOuets propped up their cause
Of central power, and barbarous laws,
Tho people rose, and blow on blow
Soon laid the petty tyrants low.
Though Butler squirm and Brownlow curse
Their party sinks from bad to worse
Another yeaf--another stroke
Shall free the country from their yoke.
As winds foretell the coming storm,
So our predictions We may form,
And this New.Ycar scarce be complete
Before wc witness their defeat.
III.
But may the New. Year spare tho South
Such sorrows as the old hath brought
From James to Mississippi's mouth
A sound Of WOO disturbs our thought
Our mighty warrior, known Ofa
By his unselfsh sacrifice
To duty, and Virginias coll,
Asleep upon her breast now lies!
Mourn all 20 Southern patriots mourn
Ye nc'or shall see bis like again
Without parade let him DO borne
To rest 10 silence, and in pain
whase'er tho coming Year beges,
No Time eau rob US Of his name
He has his rest, aud we our debt,
OF priceless value, in bis fame !
These, and far more, Good Patrons, the time
Jus. elapsed, has evinccd, but our rhyme
l. too feeble far to bear such weight
As the story Of oil would demand to relate
M. u.ca.. j.,;.t and nur CARRIER do.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-08-22
Funeral Of col. =. Y. noehett.

At three o'clock yesterday afternoon,
the remains Of Colonel +. Y. RocKETT,
late editor of this journal, were con-
veyed to the First Baptist Church from
the residence of Capt. H. L. Smith, com
mercial editor Of the LEDGER, at whose
residence the deceased received the
kindliest attention for several weeks
previous to his death. Eight pall-bear-
ers, wearing badges Of mourning, bore
the remains Of the dead Journalist into
the church, where the services were read
by the Rev. Mr.. Lotion in most I'M
pressiye manner. The reverend gentle
man, in his discourse, paid an elegant
tribute to the memory Of the deceased,
and quoted freely from prose and poeti-
cal passages from the writings Of Col.
Rockett-passages that Swallowed forth
the religious views Of the journalist A
number of personal friends. including
several ladies, followed the remains TO
Elmwood Cemetery, where the solemn
words, earth to earth--dust to dust
we're heard, and the grave closed above
our deceased friend. May he rest in
peace" W
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-08-22

i O. 4
me et. Louis packet to-day b-ou.h. H..
small amount Of provisions. but bsd e.,
supply Of grain, flour, etc., including 40 ~.
meal, so bales hay. 159 sacks Of bran, and 40
sacks Of oats; and l97 sacks of corn, beside,
-four and produce. Prices of grain are nm
changed, while corn-meal is dull and lower
Bacon is higher and Advancing daily in tn
Northern markets. ds wen as our own. Flou
is dull but not lower. Other articles are al
quoted below.
.APPLES-ln liberal supplya 81 00@3 so q
barrel. for common to choice.
Z BDTTEk-Qniet at lS@2lc for fair to choice
s lE3A MS Market bare. FL 9te nv
BAGGING-In filing small orders, light
and heavp hemp and fax is sold at l69l7c.
but for over 50 pieces l5h@l61Sc is about the
price Tor lots Of over sou bundles.
BRANEQuiet; from store. S22922 50, with
sales Of l54 sacks from elevator at Sl7 so. Corn
u BBAicoHS-Hisher and advancing; we quote
clear sides, 1l14@llSzc, clear rib. 114@l115c;
shoulders, SA@s11kc, with sales yesterday Of
$500 lbs clear rib and shoulder to the trade
at lie for the former, and sac for the latter;
breakfast bacon, eanyassed, l3@lSHc; SUI
CHICKENS Sales, IL coops at So 5O@3 so
for young to full grown, and 81 OO94 8 for
qHEEsE-Northorn factory, l5@-c; Eng
GoTT0N-sEED-saleable $40 y ton at the
mills.
C0FFEE-Firm; Rio. 2O1S@2s1zc; Laguyra,
24@25hc; Java. 27@29c; Mocha, Soc.
cABBAGES-Dpll; s4@4 60 per crate;
C0RN-MEAL-Dull and lower; from store,
So 2ogS 20; Sales from elevator; l75 bbls at
CJRY-From store. $50; sales from elevator
lt sacks yellow; new gunnies at $50; 90 do
FRUTT-Peaches. 5Oc@sl per box as to
quality; sales, $50 boxes fancy at the rate of
50 per bushel; grapes. dull. 4@5c per Id;
TI0UR~Duil; We quote: " low R'G grades. "a 80
al 90 medium, Sc 25S7 50: family and fan
cy. So 0O@9 50. Sales 300 bbls medium to fan
EGGs-By the single box ls@lsc. and in lots
HAY-In good supply and quiet. We
81 O092 90. fair TO prime. from leVee: new
! si,m5S911h,y, ~ %; old choice. s". Prairie,
,LEMoNS-Firmer at s-@12 q box for
choice.
IARD-Firmer; refined tierco, 91s@lOc; keg,
loA@11e; bucket. 10149llci tin pail, 12I4@ |
N0LAsSES-Firm;. Orleans, common to |
prime, Og70c; Sugar house syrups. common, |
laa5ne; fair to good, 55@7Oc; Eastern syruys,
I0975c.
NAILS. Steady at S. 25 rates.
0RANG ES-Market bare
0NI0NS-Quiet, at So O0@S' o,
QATS-1n store mixed arc held at 41@42c, |
sales, 70 sacks at 35c.
MESS PORK-In jobbing way, s1i 500
POTATOES New, from wagon, 75c@s1 90 |
b Dbl measure. for pinkeyes and russets, and |
II 5ga1 Is, shipping order.
.SUGAR-Quiet; open kettle louisiana, info
-ior to choice, 91z@12c; yellow clarified, III
gl3c; white clarified, 121SglSc; hard refined,
white, l319@lS5le, and A coffee. 125149l27sc.
SALT-S2 25g3 Is . Dbl, domestic and dairy.
WHISK Y--Eirm: 81 Oh d rallnn ! -