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No,lce Of Foraclns,,..

WHEREAs, Otis Z. Sinclair
~ 18th day Of March A, 81 ma 'hhrfy oaths
~ w. Iosase Ut that date, Recorei IN sdee
smes,ss VOL ,s M Page s4s, conveye %
ss,t snrr, vac 'o''o~ing parcel eriand Il, ~
ming !. me centre OF the road iesdiu~ " 1sesS
.nse o. Stephen foang,s, Z snita Fioo5 ,sna..
nal PAGES from the line Ne ,vsa. =, "a x.hree
Flo ID at stake, eight rods All ,.,,,s toiagl
the south west corner OF twasfna,ss.ses ira
towards said foaug's hoa>e; u.,, .s : heass
Win the las between said Yonn., gfrtNel
y oods.forty rods: thence E,sa.rlv, AMI sui
sizes, egnt rods: thence Soathery al rixt. .<as a.
forty rods; thence Westerly eight r,,ta iigies
point OF startiag. containing two aryes ~, ~ re
less. with the right OF way from the So. - Zee
my Dwelling House. and wher as Ih. ca.t',s
contain ID In sail mortgage has BEEN b,sssts
hereby claim TO foreelose the same. ami 10 -
state. s VI tae
Ellsworth, Dec. -, isTl s.1S.
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Legislative Notice.

TiiE ndessigned. citizens Of Ellsworth and vi.
/ einity, hereby give notice that tfvy sh III be-.
ittien the LeSI Leg stature for an Act Of fy,ar,,
ration TO a company. to build purchase taa
run a Steamboat from Bangor Ia tI4.y. ,.fa
touching al ihternIs diate landings
CITIZENS OF ELLSWORTH & N.t,INlry E..
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Important Sale of Real Estate !!

a BOUT 400 acres of timber land alao on. h,,,.
n OF Grist and Jaw Mil, and one f.uftb Of n.
nln piiyli &C., being the properly OF Kill Inr
'ah -nd, late OF WaItham deceased ''i'
For particulars, inquire OF
Waitham, Dec. 5lh, is74
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E'Or Sale.

| nav T. lot OF new sLElGIHS Il PINGs
l VIII n will sell yesy cnean Tor can r.
we're oniit IN thi. Civ OF The best mate,i,ian3
oy Experienced WoFkmsn i'' anu
SSrIehse give me CALL | mean 10 sell
j. L. CRIPPES
Aft
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keal Estate aud Personal Property For
Sale CbeaD !

A fahm sitgaie ed IN Lamoine, a good ash stand
- a an herewith, two good smoke hpn..
anu az. property of + d. Young also new ,ig,gb
III M ason' one boat, six tons pressed nav
fnf terms, inquire OF
3w50s ~ vD
4OCNG. l. tmoine.
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Wome as Justices of the Pe!ca

By request, we publish in fall the dis entirg
opinions o. Judges Walton. Barrow ami
Dickersou on the above question:
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Caution.
w AEhEas my wife lucrcIi1 VI Reb ht.
~ "Nnoul Just cause, alb md u,.l h,Y home.
re- 80 an persons are forbid u harbpr oI trust
@ h "" my account as shall pay no blI contract
orland, Oct. y. l.74 'I ~.
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enerated in the constitution: and offices No.,
judicial, and not therein numerated.-exrl,d-
ing women from the former and admitting
them to the latter, class of officer. Will. !, =
Practicable to make this division. no sutti,.ien,
eason Is perceived-nor, indeed, is any given
fwhy the distinction alleged should attach In
ech classification. Certain it il, no such di,
tiction Is found in the constitution; il il in
~ arbitrary, anu has rather the flavor OF dog
kIti In than argument.
kWhat is there, it may be not inaptIy asked
Judicial Offices named in the constitution
Nat invests them with such Importance and
Iectity. inherently or because they hammered
tibe thus mentioned, that none but male citi-
Us can hold them! What good reason can
assigned why women are eligible to the of.
OF State superintendent of Common School.
kroad Commissioner, Register of Deeds. and
Offices, or members OF Boards Of Health. of
vstees OF State institutions, or Of the;bar. and
eligible to the Office OF Justice of the Peacef
tiisiactory answers can be given to these
stions it is confidently maintained that thev
u be found outside of the constitution: they
GOT proceed from within it.
i not quite accurate TO affirm that ..tha
uefsal and unbroken practical construction
- TO the constitution of this State is adj
VITO the eligibillt! Of women to the Office in
qaon; Is it Is understood that women have
Deomnissioned Justices Of tho Peace in
thtate IN several instances, and are To-day
aG in that capacity. Ii does not appear
thIomen, in any considerable numbers have
apd for that office, nor that the proportion
OF uceessfui female applicants exceeds that
of males. The omission to claim a right.
esllliy by the subordinate class of citizens.
d0Dt prove its non-existence; nor would !
acgcence, even by such class, in a denial /
of 4. have that effect, unless 10 that is also
supaded the force Of judicial sanction,
whS wanting In this ease.
Eligibility OF women TO Office does not
| depMpon the common law, OF tho usaces.
| lawsl constructions Of the commonwealth,
of Mschlsetts prior to the adoption of the
| constiol, unless they are specifically made
part /; and it is not pretended tina. they are
for tAupose. The meaning and intent Of
| the frNr Of the constitution are not to be
] learndlot such reconcile sources, but are to
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-04-16

There was charitable sewing party
in New York the other evening, and
during the affair the father OF one OF the
young ladies present appeared on the
scene unexpectedly. He was 80 much
gratifed at the cleyerness exhibited by
bis daughter with her needle that he
then and there resolved that he would
never pay another dreesmaker's bill.
That yoang lady has now strong pre-
judice against Sewing partiee," and
says she was an idiot ever to attend
such sn affair.
Big DEBTs.-I 184S. the debts of the
great civilized nations of the world
amounted to So, 500. 600. 600. Now they
amount to about $24, 600, 600, 900, an in
crease which is attributed to the unpre-
cedented development of the countries
by expensive public improvements, but
more especially by the maintenance of
costly and destructive wars.
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10000 PRIZES!
$3.50, 900 Currency to be Given Away!
For the Benefit OF the
Masonic Relief Association.

Of NOrfOlIK, Va.
NDER authority of special Act of the
~ Legislature. passed March 8, 1873, CON
ferrlnS corporate privileges upon the Ma
have the pleasure to anuounce that a
GRAND GIFT CONCERT will ba given at the
Opera House. in tho city of Norfolk. on
TTTESDAv Tho 6tr 80 n.av ,or.
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BY JULIAN A. sELBY.

TIE NEW ABOLITION a tenn
perance meeting in Boston, the other
day, q lady speaker said :ha! ".rne .cta!
abstinence would include tea and coffee
among the things prohibited" She
said that her daughters had left off the
use OF those fearful liquids with manifest
benefit to their health. Hence it fol-
lows that they should be prohibited.
The prohibition of tea in Boston is as
old as the revolution, though different t
principle was then involved in throwing
il overheard. Perhaps :h;s lad; car
ries the prohibition doctrine to its logi-
cal results. AS her daughters do not be-
lieve in them, they are consistent in
seeking to abolish them as we'll as beer
and wine.
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Look After Your Horses.
SPElNG time is the time to givo the GER.
- MAN HORSE POWDERS. For ali dis.
eases to which the horse is subject, no better
medicine can be given. Get it only at
March 8 HEINITSH'S Drug Store
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Advertisement Of Trustee.

Advertisement Of Trustee.
In the Matter OF the Citizens Savings Bank,
OF South Carolina, Bankrupt-In Bank.
ruptcy.
Il bearing date the 2Gth January, one thou.
sand G:i eight hundred and seventy.four, the
Citlzens, Savings Bank, Of South CaroIina,
osnkrupt. has conveyed and assigned all It's
ess essato ana effeots whatsoever to mo as Trus-
aee. upon trust. for tho benefit OF all the
creditors Of said bankrupt, and that ssid
conveyance was duly executed according to
me provisions Of the 43d Section Of an Act
OF Congress- entitled San Act to establish q
the United States" approved March cd iss7.
Dated at Columbia this fourth day Of April.
a. ~ 1913. j.. FISHER, Truetee.
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A his new store, Main street. nearly On.
a posite the Central National Psnk. has
alarge and beautitul stock of tine WATCHES
stem and key winders, from the best En-.
fropean and American manuia cturure, aud Of
ms own importation. in gold and silver cases
Elegant JEWELRYi An unrivaied assort.
ment just received. and all the latest styles.
Sterling S1l.VER-WAkE, in sets aud casep.
Biidhl PRESENTS. and II very fine selection o!
Lockets, elegant Seal. Wedding aud Engage
ment Kings, large stock of Srectacles and
Eye-Glasses, Clocks, Mu.ical Boxes, and n
great variety Of Fancy Articles. My stock is
.he iareest ana beet selected i'll the Southern
country, and will be sold az cheap as III o
same article can be bought ar. where.
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PRICES TO SUIT TIE TIMES.

Bed-Rooms from So per month upwards;
Family Rooms from Sc per month upwards;
Lawyers Offices from sc per month upwards.
WATER, GAS, WATER CLOSETS, WOOD
CLOSETS and other modern improvements
inside the building. No back rooms, all
fronting on the street. Good ventilation. A
Janitor in charge OF the building Apply at
Central Bank, or to Messrs. SEIBELs &
ELELL. April 9
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Special Not1oe.-

OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE HAPPY
RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from tho effects
Of errors and abuses in early life. Manhood
Restored. lmpediments to Marriage re-
moved. New method OF treatment New
and remarkable remedies. Books and Cir.
culars sent FREQ, in sealed envelopes. Adj
dress, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. Q
South Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa.-an
institution having high reputation for
honorable conduct and professional ekill.
feD ~ uH3mo
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SENECA CITY

G%CN IS not eight months old, yet
two oommodioua hotels, a
81 Ia capital livery stable, car
G5riage. smith and harness
shops,N pesldes several stores and private
residences, steam mill. &C., have been
erected there: Many Of the lots sold at our
first sale, 14th August last, have changed
hands without exception, 1t good profits,
and some es high as 400 per centum. We
OF LOTS on
FRIDAY, MAY I, 1874.
TO which we invite the attention Of capital
1sts, merchants, mechanics and tradesm en-
Of every kind, as well as all persons who de.
sire to locate in a hourishing. healthy. moral
town, possessing more railroad facilities
than any town in upper South Carolina, and
so located as to offer sure reward to the
enterprising settler, whatever his honest
employment may be; but having, in our no
tice OF the first sale, stated the great oom
merciai; manufacturing, mining and agricul-
tural advantages of the town and it's neigh.
borhood, We lesist and refer to that.
TERMS oF: SALE-One-third cash; balance
IN three and ak months.
April Is NORTON d THOMPSON.
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TUESDAY, the 5th Of MAY. lS74

40 FHrther Postponemcnt Hudra nieed. I
For the purpose OF procuring funds ncces-
sary for the completion Of tho Masonic Tenn.
pie, now IN course OF erection in the CITY OF
Norfolk. -
DInEcToRs OF THE Association John l..
Roper, President; John Is. Corprcw, Trcasu-
rer; james \. Leigh. Walter H. TAYLOR. Geo.
3. Oldfield, John Il. Rosson, Daniel Hustled
VIM. II. WaleH, N Fl. Stevens, S. We'll. Juhn
I. Redmond.
ADVISORY BoAnp.-ais Exccllency ex.Gov.
Gilbert Walker, COL KAder Bggs. P. II.
P; Rohn r. Mcdaniel, Z. G. Comma ndsr: J.
j: Burroughs, Capt. Samuel L. Watts, Virgi-
MIA 1Leegislatnre; Robert L. Wtthera. e. II
F.: Owens; r. q. a.; John B: Whitehead,
Eco. e1 Mayor. Col. ". II. Taylor, State
Senator; James G. Balm, G. e. G. &C.
LIST OF GIFTS One Grand Cash Gift.
$50. 900; one Grand Casi, Gilt, 25 600: ON,
Grand Cash Gift. $500; Que Grand Cash
Gift. 10 900; one Grand Cash Gift. 5 600: one
Grand Cash Gift, 9 500; 81 Cash gifts s500
each, S12, ,0C0: 80 casii Gifts, $50 each II. 500:
80 Cash Gitts, 200 each. 16, 900; 100 Cash
Gifts, $50 each. Is 600; $50 Cash GIFTS. loo
each, Is, 900; 800 Ca.h Gifts SO each, % 500:
1000 cash Gifts, 5 ca ch, As 600, Grand tot nj
IL, QUO Gifts, all Cash, $3.50 900.
Whole Tick"is, So. Half Tickets, 81 30.
CLUB tates-l1 Tickets for $50, % Tickets for
500. HENRY V. MOORE, Secretary
Masonic Relief Association, Norfolk, va.
3. /. BOONE, Agent,
REQ f3mo Columbia, &. C.
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INSURANCE..

INSURANCE.
ii AllNG resigned the agency OF tho
IL Southern Life Insurance Compary y, we
nave connected ourselves with tho
Cotton States Life Insurance Company
OF MACON, GEORGIA.
W.B. JOHNSON, S.G. ODEAR
fresideht. Secretary. ,
O"P'"i $5UO. OOC
otato DepotltB ................... $50 600
The Company issues policies on both the
STOCK AND MUTUAL PLANS, giving to
notwithstanding policy holders the adyant-
age OF premiums LESS by twenty per cent.
than mutual rates.
Il will establish BOARDS OF ADVISORY
TRUSTEES in the principal cities of the
State. and will contract with said Boards TO
invest In said cities seventy per cent. ti
net premiums taken there, thus maxi
Home Company IN Each Locality.
r, We confidently recommend this staunci
southern Company to our friends and the
public, and bespeak CONTINUANCE of kind
patronage heretofore extended to us.
BLACK d WARING,
General Agents for South Carolina.
Active and reliable canvassers wanted with
whom we will make liberal contracts.
Fob Fl 3mo
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Ice Machine for Sale.

IF not sold within two weeFe, will M anu.
l. facture Ice myself. and my old customers
will get Ice at fair price.
April11 JOHN @. SEEGERS.
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in late dealings, except Chicago & Northwestern
consolidated gold bonds, which declined 10 81.
State bonds are quiet and steady.
There was renewed depression on Stock Ex
change, and a further marked decline in prices.
At the opening the market declined slightly, but
soon became firm. This. however, did not last
long, for, under the influence of reported fall
uIeS, and a renewed attack of the bears, the
whole list was depressed, with the chief interest
in Pacific Mail and Wabash. After 1t became
known that only one firm had suspended prices
advanced from n to IL per cent, against de-
cline early in the day of from 4 20 ~ per cent
The market closed firm. The fluctuations in
the most active stocks were as follows: wabash,
~ per cent; Western Unfon14; Northwestern,
"a; Pacific Mail, 3k; ST. Paul, i; Oh1os, q,
and Lake Shore, l. Considerable lots OF trie,
Northwest ern common, Rock Island, st. Pau,
Wabash, Pacific Mail, Western Union Telegraph
and Columbus, Chicago s. Indiana Central was
closed out under the rule, for account OF the de-
faulting parties-Fysch & Coinings-which
created considerable excitement, as they were
thought 10 be a solid house. The advance az the
close was caused by purchases to cover short
contracts. Many bears awaited themselves OF
the opportunity to buy stocks they were short
of.
The total sales of stocks to-day were 2i7,OO0
shares, of which 900 were Pacific Mail 81, coo
Western Uuion, 5000 Northwestern common,
500 Rock Island, 5000 st. Paul, 5000 Erie, 50, 6O
Lake shore, 1870 Ohio Il Mississippi, 81 Toledo &
Wabash, and E0U0 Union Pacific. 1t appears,
on investigation, that Wright, who was expelled
from the board to-day, purchased 5000 shares OF
stock at a time when his bank acco ant was over
drawn. ~
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
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REVIEW OF THE HOME MARKETS.
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE INDIANAPOLIS
WHOLESALE MARKETS.

MONDAY EVENING December Il.
As the year draws TO a close trade becomes
quiet and all attention is given to putting things
in order for a start; business men, looking
over the past, are meditating changes for the
future and review ledger accounts with critical
eye. Separating this months trade from that of
November and October IL becomes highly salts
factory by contrast; money was easier and GUS
toners had fewer grumblings on their lips.
Some of the slIrewder heads prophesy a year OF
unusual prosperity for 1870, which, If proven
true, will be De gratifying TO the merchants who
have successfully weathered the storms OF 1874
The corn and hog markets are both considerably
on from last week In the feeling rather than in
actual sales. Corn is lower in all markets, and
this market necessarily sympathizes with the
feeling. The sales made are nearly up TO last
weeks figures, and No. white corn was held at
69c. without buyers. Outside figures on hogs
stand at So Is. Wheat Is quiet, with quotations
maintained.
The dry goods trape continues exceedingly
good at former prices.
The amount of groceries changing hands last
week was a repetition OF previous weeks of the
month Prices are pretty generally unchanged.
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GROCERIES

extra, 50 5Og3.
CANDLEs-Star. l9@2Oc per pound, summer
pressed. l3al4c per pound. Hotel. 2l@22.
CHEEsE-Quoted at 79lO1zc for prime to
choice factory.
CoFFEE-Quiet. Roasting grades OF Rio are
quoted at 2I1l0g2lc; fair TO good at 2l%922zc:
prime at 221Ig2i: choice to fancy at 2192fIzc;
and 34635c for Java.
MoLAssEs-New Orleans, new, 659S0c.
RIcE-Carolina, S1z99kc; Rangoon, 71<9S.
Louisiana, 7L091zc.
SUGARs-Refined is quoted at lOsk@l01zc for A
iOskdlO1Sc for extra T.; and ll1z@llszc for hard
yellow sugars Y9lOc; New Orleans, SlGl0c.
SPICEs-Pepper, 2S93Oc; allspice, lS920c:
cloves, 65a7Uc :cassia. 45g5Oc.
SoAPs-1ndianapol1s German, SIC; Proctor q
CANDLES and Works German, 71z@71zc. Bah
bits l0@l0L.
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"A @ a r D
Trade Palace, Oct. z.
I1tru Readers

Trade Palace, Oct. Z.
To the Country Readers:
we respectfully ask your imme
dtite attention to the best selected
.,stock OF Dry Goods, Notions and
Millinery ever brought 10 This city.
BY giving our individual attention
10 , uying in New York, we have
secured a line Of Silks, Black
Goods. Dress Goods. DOmeticS,
Woolens. Flannels, Shawls, Table
Linens, Blankets, Comforts, No
tions and Millinery, at such rates
ana on such terms as enables us
to offer the lowest prices known
since 1862. Our prices are alike TO
all, and Gran9 ers as well as 9TH
ers will find at no other house
more attra ctive goods or lower
prices. -
L 8 AYRBS 81 CO.,
TRADE PALACE.
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TEAs-Gunpowder is quoted at 75cgSl 80; Inn
perial, 6OcgSi %; Hyson, Sl9l W ;Oolong, 6Oc9
81; English Breakfast, 6O@S5c.
ToBACco-RoyaI Gem is quoted at s5@S6c; Monp
or Navy, 62965c; black tobacco, 5oq5oc; bright
navies and quarters, 55@65c; smoking brands
25a5Oc. - -
WooDENW tubs per dozen ts9995O; No.
ditto ss@s so; No. ditto, S@I 80; No: Churns,
common. per oozen, So ~; 40. nrnS ~ nrs ~
bound, S2Ia22; No. 2 ditto, s2oae2l; No. ash
churns SIS; No. ditto. S6 No. Sditto, sl4; staVe
half bushel measures s. 80; hoop iron eound
ditto, Go sO97; keelers, Ave in nest, " %; mea
sleeves, l4-16, 81 75G2; ditto is, 81 OO012 %; y
buckets two hoop, 81 9O&2 90; ditto three hoop
& 35@2 40.
SYRUPs-556sl.
SALT-Lake, s2OOg2 10; Ohio river, 81 SO9l 81
I'm small lots; car load lots l01lSc less.
SODA-English, 61z97c; American, 5000.
DRY GOODS
Trade continues very good.
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NEW YORK pRY Goods MARKET.

NEw1oRK, Dec. 2l.-Dry Goods-Buslness ruled
quiet in nearly all departments OF the trade;
cotton goods were steady At unchanged prizes
tine bleached shirtings were taken more freely
by shirt manufacturers at the reduced rates;
heavy standard shirtings were firm; chintz ana
side band prints were fairly active, but fances
were quiet in first hands: worst q coatings were
IN good demand low grade black alpacas are
wanted and in short supply.
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FUEL.
Is quoted atsi5O@5
HAY AND STRAW.

WOODS quoted at siJO95.
HAY AND STRAW.
A good market and prices well up.
Hay-Loose Timothy is quoted at s24@2e per
and Loose ditto at s2l, and 81 more from store.
STRAw-Is selling at 45@50c per hundred
pound baled, Sl2 per ton.
HIDHs5AThe following quotations are fur
nished exclusively for the Sentinel by f. w
Baugher, dealer IN hides, No. 81 south Meridian
7@Sc; best city veal skins l3c; best city kip skin
99iOc; gree sailed szs9c as to cure; dry salted
cure Sheep skins are quoted at 5Oc@sl IS &C.
cording TO quality, Tallow, 7q7Hc.
IRON AND Steel.
Business ia improving and prices are firm.
BAR IRON IL inch to inches by q inch 70
sizes at regular list prices.
Tools : Axes, Simmons patent, sll; ditto
plain, sls Is; Mishawaka silver steel, So. Cross
ditto half patent, 55c: clipper saws 55c; light
ming, Csc; carriage bolts, % per cent discount
HORSE sHoEs-Quoted at So 25@s 50. and mule
shoes at 81 25@7 50 per keg, standard brands.
Horse shoe nails-Putmans IS, 26c; Au Sable,
Csc; Great Western, 2Ic; Northwestern, CSC.
NAILS-Quoted at l0d TO God at 81 % per key
and smaller numbers at the usual advance.
American tool, zoe; spring steel, IL inch, PIC
IA inch and over, lie; mill pick shapes, SOc.
OILS.
Anseed oil. raw, 7Sd7gc; boiled, S3QSic. Lard
OIL, current make, winner StTdlneus 81 lOeyl 10
Tanners oil, Straits best, 6597Uc. Banks best
60965c: Labrador, SOdS5c. Refined coal oil, l21z@
l3c for standard; gasoline for lamp DS20c
lulbricating and machinery oils, S5g6Jc.
PROVISIONS.
Very quiet and prices nominal. Bulk shoul
ders ten days in kalt, 6%c; clear rib, &c; clear
l0gl0Ac. Bacon-Shoulders. none. Lard-Prim'
steam, l3c; Kettle, l4c; hams, l3C9l4c.
SEEDS.
Timothy is quoted at s39S p; clover at 81 0O@
Z Is; haXseed at 81 So.
WHISCY-Active at 9Sc.
WOOI-Quoted for unwashed 81 CgS3c; for fieec,
washed, 42a45, and for tub washed, 50952c.
WINDOW GLASS
single Strength
End DUAL. LIST DUAL
SKIS TO ..............................T o. 81
sxl5 to l0xl3 ................ 90 81
lOxl6 to l2xlS ................ Ii O
l2x3O to 20x26. l3 o
Discount sixty per cent, of above.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET,

CHICAGO, Dec. I.-CATTLE- Receipts 800
mead; the market was active and firm: sales
were made of stockers at 81 6O3 so: fair 10 exfra
shipping steers at s. Coat 70; butchers stock at
- OO04 =. Shipments 400 head.
HoGS-Receipts 1900 head: with some 80 OOQ
mead on sale; The market was fairly active and
prices were steady; sales were made at S. UOaG 20
ing with buyers demanding CONCESSIONS Shin
ments 1855 head.
SHEEP-Receipts, 1,SOO Head; the market is
fairly active and prices are firm; sales were
made at from 81 O0g500 for fair To choice.