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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-04-20
The ~NIohongO.

The announcement on Wednesday afternoon that
4 steamer was coming past Coco Head. with tie mail
flag sying, was a relief 10 many who were expecting
friends, and a pleasant surprise to the community At
large, 1t turned out however 10 be the cid No
h0Hgo, g" double-ender, " formerly a government YES
SCI, which having been bought by private parties,
was in the absence Of any other available boat put
on for Honolulu for this trip. It is needless TO say
that, while safe enough, she IS quite unfit for the
purpose, either as to size or sea-going qualities Sail
ing from San Francisco on the Doth ult, she was
compelled when only 4 short distance On her voyage
to put back, on account Of 4 crack in the steam
chest, arriving in port again, after some difficulty,
on the 81 inst. The daily papers Of the 9th, con-
tanned q letter addressed to the United States Super
vising Inspector signed by some twenty-four Of her
passengers. setting forth at length several reasons
why in their opinion the ship was unfit, in her then
condition. for the transportation Of passengers by
sea. On the 4th, the Inspector made 4 survey Of
the ship. and certified that when the plate on the
steam chest, which was cracked, was replaced, she
would in every respect be ready for sea. The neces-
sary repairs having been made, the ship sailed again
on the 9th, arriving here on the 18th. without any
further mishap, beyond the smashing in of her
warehouses by the rough sea encountered.
The next regular schedule day for sailing Of the
steamer from San Francisco on this line viii be We'd
nesday, the oath of April, at which date the Ne
braska, hence on the 10th instant, would be eight
days on the passage. and not quite due. The prob
abilities are that the agency in San Francisco will
put on either the John L. Stephens or the -4j1r,
either Of which is well-ftted for the voyage, and will
be due here May 4th to 9th. The .Nt6rdskG will of
course return to her regular place in the line with
out delay, and may be also expected during the fore
part of May.
We feel assured that with Mr.. Webb's present
knowledge of the requirements of the route, any de-
lays or difficulties will be avoided in the future, so
far as is b humanity possible.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. H. Z.
AR LIS.

April I4-Stnr Kiauea, McdregOr. from Kauai
I4-Schr Active, HOpu. from Hilo, Hawaii.
I4-Schr kinau, Adams, from Lahaina. Maui.
l5-SChr Fairy Queen, kaaina. from IIanaIei, Kauai
15-Schr Unama- Hatfield, from KOna Il Kau, Hawaii.
I6-Schr Juauita. Dudoit, from Kaunakakai, MolOkai.
lT-Schr Pauahi, Reynolds, from Lahaina, Maui.
15-Schr WaOia, Alapai, from kOOlau-
liam stmr MohOngJ, y T Bennett, IL days from san
Francisco.
liam bk ID e Murray, Shepherd, IL days from San
Francisco.
IS-Sehr Netiie Merrill, Crane, from Lahaina, Maui.
1S-Schr Ka Mol. Davis, from kahuiui, Maui.
1s-Schr Warwick. John Bull. I'm Kaunakakai, MoOkai.
1s-Schr Jenny. Burns. from Waimea & koioa, Kauai.
IS-Schr Prince, West. from KOna AMI Kau, Hawaii.
l9-SchrN Mary Ellen, Jim, from Kohaia. Hawaii
I9-Schr Moi keiki, Green, from Kahului, Maui
l9-Am VIII b. Helen Mar, kOon, from HIo, with $50
sperm.
Ie-Schr ManuOkaEai, AnakaIea. I'm NaEiliwiH, Kauai.
2O-Schr Hokulele, Ahuihala, from Kalaupapa, MOlOkai.
20-Stmr KHaHea, MSGresOr, from Winiward Ports
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EXPORTS.
M

Foe SAN FHAScisco-Per Nebraska, April l6th-HW Water
house, ~ ~ Bartlett and sou ars Buruham. Geo 4 PigOtt. J
u Black, Miss u Castle, John WaTzer, W Blake, wife and 3
children, Mrs Naziraina aud 2 children, Mr. Mclean. MIR WI
Esm-, Mr Aud-r-On, Max R1Juy. & r Nichols, " / Hughes,
Dir Kaye. I Coyle, AutOne Brown, John Graume, w Males.
FKOM So FEASCsCO-PeT MOhOug0, April IN 7 Lyude,
Clara Il Lynde, h A Ludlow. Il MAdge, K A. : L COan. { A
Williams, sn and nephew. Geo Dorty, r q Kramer, George
Knrbeker, Mrs : d Stoddard. Capt b Cogan, Wm Mann, aud
s Others-l5 Ia traHsitu for New Zealand and Australia
FRoN SAN FEASCIsCO-per ID &. Murray, April 1T-Mrs
Capt Juo Patty Capt ID r Frazer, Miss 4 Barnard, Daniel
Vida, wife and : children. DE Rule aud wife, Mrs r Horn aud
child, N-l Kennedy, John Lam, Chas 2 Hunt, Mr. MOrauge,
John WenzeI-
FRoN WISDwAED PoRTs-Per Klauea, April 20-Gov p
- deck
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DEPARTURES S.

April I3-Schr Settie Merrill. Crane. for Lahaina, Maui.
-15-Stmr Kfanra, McGregor, for Maui and Hawaii.
i5-Schr HOkuleie, Ahuihala, for Kalaupapa, MolOkai.
Isl I X Ms steam gunboat fungus, GregOevash, Tor
AMOR River.
&c ID b Ms steam corvette Scout. r p Gator, for Hno.
1C-Schr Kinau, Makani, for MaHkO, Maui
l6-Schr Active, HOpu, for Hlo, Iiawaii-
16-Schr Eeoui Ana, Likrke. for AnahOIa, Kauai.
16-Schr Fairy Queen, kaainA. for Hanalei. Kauai.
I6-Am stnr Nebraska, Harding, for san Francisco.
I-Schr Uuama, Hatfield, for kona and Kau, Hawaii.
1@French figAte La Flore, Admiral de Lapelin, Tor
san Francisco.
Is-Bng Kamehameha v, Kaai, for Nnhau-
IS-Schr Juanita. DudOf. for Kaunakakai, MolOkai:
I9-Schr Pauahi. Reynolds. for Lahaina, Maui.
Is-Schr WarEick, John Bull. for Kaunakakai, MOlokai.
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FOR SALE !

Two streams run through the lard, furnishing an unfailing
supply Of water. Thee is a good COTTAGE with four rooms,
a cook house, fowl house, &c, on the premises. There is about
five hundred Bauan: Trees growing. with besides young
orange and other fruit rees. The view from the premises can
not be eXcered by ay other near Honolulu. For further
particulars inquire of W. G. WO0LSEY,
apo I'm Firm of J. NJ. 0at & CO., Sailmakers.
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DIED.

DAyIs-In san Francisco. April 4th, WILLIAM ROBERT,
son Of VIM. ii. aud Maria E-tudHlO Davis, aged IS years, 3
months and - days. 4 nephew of the late II. G.. Davis, Egg,
Of this city.
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NOTICE {!

With no desire to underrate
The excelkue of Blacksmith (We'gh0
In shseing horses feet,
His style / simply initiate.
By using rhyme wherewith to pirate
Of laldicTaft. that's neat.
And will rePai second to none
The damaged Pistol, Lock or Gun,
or Family Sewing Machine,
Nor those ofheavieT stamp will shun
But undertaketO make them run
AS god as ere they're been.
Right opposite the Bank Exchange.
Give me a tall and he not strange,
For there tits NeiIl's ambition
To suit the tines, his rates vii. charge
And keep ae best and longest range
Of Sporting Ammunition.
Will remedy metallic woes
And stead, human veal,
And strive TO satisfy all those
Requiring york in steel.
apo 3t JOHN NELL, 40 Fort Street
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TIE ESTATE OF KAHUKU POINT,

On Oahu, consisting Of Fine Grazing Land. about 500 head Of
imported Cattle, 20 Hoses, and a small flock Of choice Sheep.
There is an excellent dTelling house with out houses and fur
nTture complete.
The paddocks and pens for dividing the stock are unusually
complete and EXTENSIVE. There is n Wool Shed, Wool Press,
and every requisite fOrcaTrying on the Ranch without further
outlay.
For further particulars, apply to W. L. GREEN. or
2Otf A. :. CLEGHORN.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VBNHE UNDERSIG NED. EXECUTORS OF
Z the Will of the lae X. MOFFITT, will cause to be sold at
Public Auction, in August next, if not previously disposed Of
at private sale.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-04-19
Special AotiGes.
Diseased Digestion.

Ifchronic indigestion affected the stomach only II
might be more e4ily borne but is gives risc inev
tably, to many other diseases affecting the Ever tha
nerves, tho bowels and the brain. BiliOusness.
nervous tremors constipation headache and terrible
mental disturbances are among its usual accompani-
menti. In tact, every organ every fibre OF the frame
sympatbizes with the deblitated and diseased sto-
Rcb. What is needed in fueh a c1sel Clearly an
Alternative and inyigorant and among medicines Of
that class Hostetters Stomach BitteIs is beyond all
comparison or estimate the best. Mere purgatives
only deprive the system Of the little strength that
disease has lett it. salivsnts have the same effect
The whole internal organism has gone wrong, and
can only be put right and kept right by a medicine
IN which the tonic and stimulating elements pre-
dominate, but arc qualified AMI modified by anti
bilious aperieuts and blood purifying components.
Now, the truth is, (and the medical faculty as well
the public know the act,) that Hostetters Btte1s
contain every ingredient requisite for tho cure Of
dyspepsia and all the ailments OF body and mind
which It involves. This has been proved in so many
Thousands CT instances that it seems almost idle to
repeat the statement.
The great tonic rallies exhausted nature, from
whatever cause euiechled and permanently recruits
The visor OF the nerves, the muscles and the brain
Its effect upon the brain is TO give strength to the
will and precision 90 the Judgement. and to Danish
q s-pndcacy and that innrmity Of purpose which
generally .Cc0 - pauies bodily weakness.
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tisa suh,oct Of general remark, among hot.
wholesale retail druggists, taal medicine IN
troduced to tbs American public has ever -allei
such popularity and met Wltaso large sale 10 al
parts Of the land in the same ieugth Of time, has
Dr Pierce's 6Olden Medical Discovery. This can
not depend upon lis having been more largely
advertised than any other medicine, such is not
the case, The correct explanation, We think, l.
found Ia the fact that this medicine produces the
most wonderful and perfect cures OF very hac casss
of bronchial, throat ana lung diseases IL un4ouht-
edly the most perfect AID eiz.ent remedy Tor alt
kinds o! Coughs that has ever eeea intro uced 20
the public and ~ the same time possesses the
.-resie-t OF blood purils ius- and siren thsning
l,rQu.rttas that medical science hiss been able TO
proircc, this rendering 10 o sovereign remedy not
tny 10 tho cure Il Consumption, Bronchitis.
Hoarseness and Coughs, but also 81 q otses OF
the liver and blood Is scroIl0us diseases, SKIN dis
eases blutches, rough skin, pmples, black spqeks
and discOorati0ns- 70 has therefore vice range OF
Gupicston and useiuiuess and 10 not only ZiTss the
most perfect satisfaction 70 all who use H. bnt Tor
exceeds the Expectations OF the most SanGune, 70
elrifin. the logaes, uraise ana making perm anenI
l.rHg advertising mediums Of ali who Use 10. For
these -es ,rs 1t is taat there il perhaps drug
eis. IN 3, the vast domain 81 this contlnent VINO
trs 10 please his customers aAd sappiy thelE wants.
that does not keep and sell large quantities OF this
most valuable medieiEe.-5!O 45WAsat
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-04-19

p....- POI. rsls-o. -g,rrs, grss AND
t...-.. X. f-Cb.s.s. some Burlington
chores .. t.a, e,,,tin,a e. disturbance ia
r...r .ter,e. ,..rsu, from your city.
r.... ..s NAV TO g,--ennes. 4 sitzsn Of
a-....... l..-o.. aver ti.sr. purcts,.8 come. On
d.. ....f... f..,-,sls i-tHs Icing somewhat
...---. .-fb ..o,,,..Jcs.t< aaer I5ok:or IL
.............. Obi. .,... ,.,.rusioo tlstspeelv
....-...i ,.a..l. from Maine dii. in regard 60
....i..... chat, were .er ref,re them ip Bogt5n.
.b.- ...rs s,. o.. ,smetiirr dead in them, sud
lie cheese u.r .sro~u aat iata the door yard
Taoa IS iser family living near snd So the
children were at play they found ihe cheese
ro..i up iu paper they csnn'd il nome De-
He,rs sh,y asi 80 struck ile.'
aalta.. bal. and 50 sind that would lssvc
t.o..u e.lia,ie iacs ground When inside Of
,be a...s. ..t- commenced ia casns.t Is il
Ma. .t,sp tasv eat heartily. The cheese va
17. ,.s~.s.p. when 70 wsfss.llosei. On nolit
ts,s had Gus. began. lt was not long IA Icing
heard from. sad il VAS soon evident TO four chill
I've. end oa, ola LAZY that they had caught =
Ts-rs,. he especial power being to exoavate the
bYm.., b5Iy in ,-ery direction. A physician
was turr..ilv called. lie found them vomiting
and Dureine some we're On thsfocr and some
ssra "a ,ae bed. Anl the situation was interest
ine Fesfs aele entertained that It might Il
rnl seriously. Nsighbors came il and assisted
ami .l,e remedies used resulted f4vofHbly, snd
/ the uersa rs now seem in fair way 10 recover
The aext thing ve expect 10 hear from thai
ohaess Is that soae Yankee las hal it patented
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THE CoLLEoToRsHIP OF CUsToas-REsIdEA-
TIoS OF GIN. SrAESARD.-We announce, with
more pain thsn We can well express, the resigua-
I ton Of Gen. Geo. J. Stzrnard, as Collector Of
Z Customs for the District Of Vermont, il oonse-
quence Of 4 heavy deficit in HE secour's, which
has rudIenly come to light. We understani hs
coin sccount with the Government, for CATIONS,
to be s9usre but in the account fox fees and
perQuisi;es. which ia required TO be settled snau
ally, balance Of $4,000 appeared against him
on 8 recent settlement, which be WSs unable TO
make good. An agent Of the Treasury Depart
meat came on, LIST Friday or Saturday, to iu-
vestigste the matter, and the result is the dis
closure Of the deficit; the holding of lis bends
men for the amount, and the resignation Of Gen.
Stannsri, who has silo gone Into bankruptcy
TO secure his h0ndsmen with what property
be has, as ar IS it win GO. This
disclosure has affected Gen. Staanarl's
numerous frieudt with ;he utmost surprise snl
sstonishment. We have not been With Gen.
saunarl much for thee CT four years psst; bat
in former years we knew him intimately. aud
knew him for = brave, frsus. honest, upriEt-
mtn. Nobody who knows him now viii tuppose
tia, he las stolen tai. money, bl, he lived ez-
Ieasiyeiy; he IL free handed; his purse bss been
open TO every applicant to him Cor help, and BE
has kept too little account os his expenditure:
The result is = balance against lin, which be r.
wholly unable TO account for.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-04-19

WE. THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been ap-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District OF Chittenden, Commissioners 70
receive examine and just the claims ond ceinands
I.ta ~ Inderbiil in said District, deceased, ana
also Al ciuins and demands exhInited 10 oi-et
thereto; and six months from the day Of the date
NOSE We DO therefore hereby give notice, mat se
vii attend to the business OF our a pointme1t, az
he dwelling house. on aaid e. tate. in Underhill IN
said District the 2d Mondays OF Day ana Oe'onef
~, ar 40 o,ckjck A. " on each of sad days
Dated his l9th DAY Of April A. d.. 1872.
MARTIN FLYNN. (com,.f.sioasr.
PATRICK COLE, )
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Hatch drank the contents of the goblet that was
uncovered, supposipg it to be water. She soon
found that serious mistake had been made.
The doctor WIS sent for, Sad remedies applied,
and she steEns now to be doing well, though she
for come time. Very many sick p.tieu.s have
suffered by mistakes of this kind and tim!iar.
Carelessness and ilcompetency in sick room are
lsment.ble Thus eleven cases Of poisoning
have occurred here in the space Of come two days.
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V L q L I | n L
PURiFIES THE BLOOD AEu RE-
STORES Tue health.
General Debility.

Debility Is a term used to denote dea ieucy Of
blood. The uutr.uve constituents of e blood are
in less than their regular lropCrt.Ou. while The
Vstery par. is IN excess. peeiity IS q ir,qu nj
&C .urrence. IL is incident variety Of diseases.
TIE lower limbs are sptto be sEolIcn The uctient
feeble, aud cSuuot near much eXertion. The ci--
cllatou IS irregular. but almost a Wa weak Pal
pitatIou Cf the heIrt is very CON mon symptom
Violent emoti. Z Dfeu throws the heart INFO the
m Sc munitions action The vita. functions are
lau-uir} performed. Tee muscular strength IS
Obj uiui.1e1 fatigue follows moderate or Sd Eht
cTcs'. The hre ,tLinz, though quiet Wh=n at rest,
becomes hurried AID even painfully azliatsd under
exertIo- a. In running, ascending sights, &c. The
nervous ~ stem j. often greatly usure-e0. Vertigo
dizztness and feeling ot iaiutncss are very com
mon. Violent and obstinate neursi &c pains 10 the
hoad. side breast, or other paris % the body, are
also frequent attendants upon the q sease The Sc
crcrous are sonnet mes dlmiui ned In females the
meusfs are almost alwats either susp ended very
partially performed The Bile Is scsuty, aud COS
tiveness with unh althy excavations ON the bow
les and dyspeprc STATE u the stom lch extreme
~ common symptoms.
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MARvELLoUsa ECT.

Il. K. SIEfEsss
Dear Sir-I have used VEGErISg. and feel il a
duty 10 acknowledge the great benefit II has done
me- In the Spring OF the year SD was sick from
general debility caused by overwOrk, want OF sleep
ard proper rest. was very weak, and much ema5-
lated tried many remedies without receiving any
benefit from any Of them, until was persuaded %
try VKsETISE. Before / had taken this one week.
my improved condition gave me renewed hope AID
courage. / continued 10 take it. every day gaining
more strength, until / was completely restored 10
health The eject of this Romedy, in case OF general
debility, is indeed marvellous.
ELIZABETH A. FOLEY,
q Wehse ST.. CharlestOvn, Mass.
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I'IIS is % give notice That on the 18th day u
i April a. d. l-72, O Warrant IN Bankruptcy was
issued against the estate Of MILO d. hall- ~
Berkshire IN the County of Franklin, and state Of
Vermont, who has been adjut-ed bankrupt on Dis
creditors petition; that the payment OF anEileht''
and delivery any property belonging % such Bank
rupt 10 him, for his and the transfer Of any
property by him, are forbidden by law that Moot
Ing Of the creditors Of said Bankrupt, 90 prove their
debts, and to choose more ASH gEtts q bis e
tate, will be held az Court OF Bankruptcy. % be
holden at the office Of L. l. Lawre &C. lu Blu --
lingtOn. in the County oi Chtfcnden, aad Strtc u
Vermont, before l.. L. Lawrence, Register,
on the 7th day OF May, 4. u. 1872, at Do O'Clock
\. NJ, THOMAS FAlLEf,
Deputy United States Marshal, Messenger.
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SAVE THE CHILDREN

Multitude Of them suffer, linser ant die, because
o. fIS NoaHs. The only known Remedy FOR these
mes, Troublesome and dangerous Of all worms in
children or aiu'ts is DIR. GOULD's PIN-WORM
SYRUP. Parely vegetable, sure death to ali
worms. valuable cathartic, and beneficial to
helI' Warranted. Price reiucod to so cents pr.
h,a. GEOR5E G.. GOODWIN CO.,
tc- win BnsruN'
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xnrIcE re CLAINiANrs.

I,HE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY
was seized b. Ofcers Of the Customs f1T viola
tion Of the Revenus Laws Of the Ua!ted States, o
wit
At Wind Mil Point, Va. sith Oct. ls7I--l6 Pint
Bottles Brandy
At Albarsh, VI, 81 April is72-l Case Brandy, .
bottle Rum, 3 be Tobacco.
Any person or persons claiming the property 20
ssied are hereby notified . appear within t"'uty
days from the fret publication hereof and Ole with
the Collector Of Customs for the District o. Eermett
81 aim stating HE or her interest in the lrcprry
seized also. TO execute bond D. the Urifed states
In accordance with the provisions CT the i2,h see-
Act Is July, 1866. ...-.,.,
Collector OF Customs.
Custom House District Of Vermont,
Collectors Office, Burlington, 18Th Aprh. -.
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THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE, thst on the Dr. Do
4 day Of April. A. ID. l-1- rran. ~
BANKRUPTCY was issued against tho Estse u Geor-s
J. stlnnard of Bur iuEton IN the County Of Chirteu
den, and state o. Vermont, who has been adj udsyd
Bankrupt on his own petition That The par mont nc
any debts, aud delivery of any property belonging
% said Bankrupt. 90 him OF for his use, ami the
transfer Of any property by bin are trhidiel ly
law. that a Noting OF tho creditors o. said
Bankrupt to provo their debts and % choose one
or more! Assignees OF his Estate viii De held a. o
Court Of bankruptcy, o Dee holden at the Office Of
l.. L. La srence IN Burlington 10 the County Of Gait
terden and state OF Vermont, before l.. L. Law
renee Register, On the 9Th day Of May, A. ID. So,
at O'Clock, A NJ.
ESQ. p. FOSTER
L. :. Esarshal, a Messeu ger.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-04-19
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oUFTON fe1- IaIli I7lIs
HsyRY X. srsvgss, Esq.
Dear Sir,-About one year since found myself In
a feeble cand ton from General Debility VEGErTSE
vas strongly recommended 10 me by q friend who
had been much benefited by its use. procured the
article and after Using several bottles restored
10 health and discontinued its Use. feel quite
aieut that there Is no me1icine superior % II for
tness complaints fer whicn ii il especially proparei,
and wO1lc cheerful ~ recommend it % those who
feel that they need something 10 restore them TO
perfect health.
respectfully yours, -
l. L. PETrINGILL.
Firm # ;. NJ. ps.tingiu X Co,
No. 10 state St Boston.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-04-19

NilIoS M,RkEE There were nipety-four tubs
Of butter sold in this market Monday. Prices
ps.i, from - to 80 cents per pound. Coon
Bros paid so cent, for fes choice tubs