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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-14
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Ser bo9m'ite 6r. SiidOi bon MlbanD
g. g., weibte su Nortb: Greet unb Wea;
perform fatboIiide &ir6en elm uno lests si
0arrensburs ben @runoltein an einem
neuen tatboIlii6en @ottesbauie.
Si0ceie Hewart.
9ie aus Oeuti9lano usrtriebenen Gar.
meliten:Y atres beabiidtisen su Yater=
ion, q. g., elm 8loiter gu srinben, unb
%fauften gu bieiem 3pede i'm weitli9sn
2beile Der Staot einen sroBen Sauplat,
ipel6er adt Stabtlotten umiaBt, UNI oarauf
elm 8loiter, Stride unb S9ulen gu erri9:
ten.
Oioceie Buffalo.
Glmira, 81. .. @m Is. Guguit murbe
Die neue ct. Marp's:& Stride ourd ben
6o9w'i item Serrn Yiidof bon Buffalo
feierIi3 e~inssmeibt. Der Bau berislben
~toltete se9en 40, 900.
Oi6ceie Gouington.
Die Gnabeui9nle BEL Ser Gatbebrale in
Gouington wirb, wenn baS neue Sdulbaus
pollenbet lit, pom Hotre Dame, SSno., aui
Wuni6 bes So6w'i item gii5ofs So0be
iibernommen weroen.
SiSceie Sort @apne.
an 9aiabctte iOI elm @aiienbals unS
hospital erridtet peroen.
Mnslano.
GrSbi0cee Quebec.
an Cucbcr, Canada, wuroe in Ser Dor,
ti9en Vaiilita Elm Erouinsial: Goncil ieier,
lid c%roiinet. Sdmmtli6e Sii9ofe bieier
6ir4enpropinS batten ii4 baSu einsefms
ben.
Der Gr,bijhui BON Soulouie bat Elm
&unbi9rsiben an bic Grsbiidofe uuo Sis
iGcie bss iiibli6en Srantreid seri6tet,
morin er oieIelben auiIorbert, linn bilfrei6e
Sano BEL Der Griinbuns elmer fuiboIiidsn
llnipsriitdt in Soulouie su ~leiiten. Der
,Srancais" meloet, baB in ben nd9iten ga,
gen Elm Sirtenbriei on Die @ldubisen err
ideinen werbe, Der pom alien Siidofen
untsrsei9net lei, wel9e Der I'M erSbiidOfli.
den Yalaite gu Taris absebaltenen Der:
iammlung be~ipobnten; bieies S9rsiben
weroe Ge6eni6aft BON Dem ertbeilen, mas
bisber bsreits fir Die @usfibruns bes
@eietss iiber Ben b0beren unterriht ses
i6eben lei unS werbe @elbbeitrdse our
@riinbuns Der tatbOlii6en llniueriitdt in
Yaris erbitten.
Yci bem Sransporte Der sur Sberram.
mersausr &reuSisunsssruppe se~bOrisen
Nebenfisuren iiber ben gttalsr Sers bat ii6
am Is. Nusuit Elm i6perer llnfal susstra
gen: gs ~itiirste ndmlid Die uierSis Gentner
i6were Sobannesltutue, mdbreno man bas
Giidwdrtsseben Der !Sinterrdoer our6 Inter
Iesen 81 %uerbinoern iu6te, in 6Olse llebers
sewi9ts iiber Den @asen berab uno sers
idmetterte i'm Safe ben Steinmeemeiiter
Sauier BON Miinden unb suei ieiner @es
bilfen, 10 oaB bieie brei Gsdnnsr iofOrt
tobt auf benz Ylase liesen blieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-14

allie Yrieter, bic man uerbaitet
bate, neil ie ii6 weiserten ben Nameu
pes sebeimsm OsIesaten fir Die OiOeeiem
Yoisn unS @nsisu gu b%efenneu, iinS emts
laIen worSen. 9ar Der Sombeu Suz
ropsfp, ben man oaiir bait, bleibtiu 9aitr
nm ieiues Yrp;eles su barren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-14
Suou ltrielle @btbeilung.
Sreis: &sheler s., bon 0istird.
GhtrrnaGl,
Sierte &lajie.

Sierte &laiie.
l.. Grsis: 6aber s., uon giper; 2. yr.
9orsns g., D. Gdterna9 8. Hr. @5oer
d., .. grsibweiler 4. Yr. GboQ g., ..
Saler; 5. gr. Widel g., p. 9lttrisr;
g.. Yr. Siuer Tr., D. gblinsen.
6infts &lafie.
1. Frsis: Suequemin Sbeo., BON G4r
ierna6.
Se6itealaie.
l. Greis: &udsrt Sat. D. Gblinssm; 2.
9r. 6edter g., .. &emi6 un6 6oideit s.
g., D. SubIinsen; 8. Tr. Msber:;S., D..
g9terna3 ; 4. Er. 9Ommes a., .. GrefeIb.
Scrbereitumsstlaiie.
J.. Sreis: Oslfslo g., BON Osmeiler,
2. Tr. Slaiius g., p. &ern; 8. Br.
6artmann a., y. Gdterna6 4. Yr. &oaz
mann 60, D. Gdterna6.
, 1875-11-27

NEXT SENATORIAL ELEcGloys.-Tne
legislature Of Iowa, largely republican,
Is to elect a United States Senator
curing the winter. As secretary Of
war Beiknap Is q most prominent
candidate for the position, he may be
chosen, and thus make a vacancy ia
the Washington Cabinet. 1t was
thought by some that the choice OF a
republican legislature in New jersey
on the u instant would cause still an-
other C4binet vacancy, by secretary
OF the navy Robeson appropriating the
Senatorship Of the Jerseys and taking
Mr.. Freiinghuyscn's seat; but this
Senator's successor will be chosen by
the legislature elected next year; and
as by that time the small republican
majority Of the present legislature may
be overthrown. that chicken need not
yet be counted. Even should the
rext legislature be republican, Mr..
FreIinghuy>en is likely to be his own
successor, as New jersey is in the
habit of choosing statesman 10 repre-.
sent her in the United States Senate.
The democrats make 4 gain of a
United States Senator in Mississippi,
b having carried the legislature Of
that State and they are already
talking OF utilizing their victory by
eleciiug Jefferson Davis. But as that
gentieman's present residence Is Mem
phiS, Tenn, and his disabilities have
not been removed, that rising SoGth-
erner, Congressman L. Q. C. Lamar,
who, by his course in the last congress
and IN the recent Mississippi canvass,
gives promise Of 50 brilliant q future,
Is likely TO have the democratic honor
OF wearing Mississippis Senatorial
tosa. As he Is one of the men of the
South VINO accept the present with all
It's duties TO the whole country, such
an eloquent MissisSippiaG Is destined to
be the choice of that legislature. Col
orado, which viii hurry up It's State
organization in order to take part in
the next Presidential election. will
probably have two republican Sena-
tors IN the present congress before lis
close, and ex Governor John Evans
VIII probably be one Of them.
, 1875-11-27
Vne Ring Broken.


q When rogueS fall out etc. The
last DAYS of the session Of the late not
able legislative assembly Of this Terri
tory were fraught with the most NOR
titying consequences to the ring or
oanized in the council, al the begin
nine of the session, TO control the
offices of that body and retain the
places and Jobs now in the hands OF
members of the combination. First,
Pickering broke on the lunatic asylum
iob-the contract for keeping the IN
sane; the most infamous and inhuman
system that ever diSgraced civilized
peopIe-hut his place in the ring Was
Immediately supplied by volunteer
member from the other side, still glT
ing the ring a prepOnderance IN the
council Of" four democrats and Brad
shaw" Then a board of regents was
nominated and confirmed without
Baglev in it though, 10 he sure, there
was little or nothing ielt 10 steal the
muniticent subsidy, which under hon
est and prudent managem nt would
have been worth a million Of dollars
today, having been nearly all sqUan.
dered. the piano remoFed from the
building, the alley at the main entrance
decided away and the gates nailed mp.
But there still remained the two one
thousand dollar offices of auditor ard
treasurer, held respectively 10y MuT-
uhv. of the StaRdard, the democratic
organ, and the Gun of small caIIhre
and smooth bore of the Transcript,
neuter both in manhood and politics
Murphy fought earnestly AMI ioTaiiy
for his pals: made common cause, 10
share alike with the BagIeys Of the
republican organ made himself cham
pion of Harmon and his fancy doctor,
+ but all 10 10 avail in the final tu>>el
( for his own bread and butter, Sovcy,
the little Canadian cobbler, went over
/ to the other side, and the following
nominations were confirmed:
/ John K. Wheat, auditor; Frank
/ Tarbell, treasurer; Fred. 5. Holmes,
/ librarian; 4. IL. II. Stuart, Q. /.
Lacy and l. Is. Hastings, immigration
commissioners John Brace, john
/ Saller, Arthur \. Painney, George
d. Hi and George Barnes, trustees
Of the insane asylum.
Alas not a single member Of the
ring in. Murphy's chasrin ana indlg-
nation are too deep for ut;eraacc.
Poor gun characleriZeS it IS " one Of
those sickening scenes IN winch q man
occasionally di>gracos his name and
lite.' Siekening indeed! lie felt all
his words expressed. Fifteen mem
bers Of the Legislature, in the name OF
democracy, sign and publish a card Oh
! the poor cobbier on which they say :
We characterize his conduct as dis
honest and unworthy the dignity of a
( gentleman" The same democracy,
with the single exception Of Pickering,
under the same combination, vuteu
+ for the pcrpetuation OF the contract
system for keeping the insane, in the
/ interest OF Hill Harmon. Why Is not
Pickering arraiZned and condemned
for violating his obligation L. the mag
4 Soyey says that was part OF I. c bar
gam and ne was not Tie first 10 yiu-
I late it. This legislation combination
for the division Of the spoiIS, was with
, 1875-11-27

CUBAn EEcoGN!uOy.-And now it
is said President Grant has deter
mined to urge upon congress the re.
cosnition Of the republic Of Cuba in
case of the failure of Gen. Cushing's
negotiations at Madrid, taking the ac-
tion of the United States IN reeocn;z.
'ns the republic of Texas as q prece-
dent for this poiicy. We have always
urged upoa congress and the admins.
tTatlon stronger measures in regard to
Cuba than those favored by the secre-
tary Of state; but even if he should
SECURE the independence Of the Cuban
republic General Gran, cannot expee;
the American people to reward him
with third term.
, 1875-11-27

THE WH.sEEG RgxG iu the Wet
mas found mi-iortuueS to follow fast
and faster. More Of the indicted
members of the Ring entered pleas Of
guilty at st. LOUIS, and other iudiet-
menls were found. Among the latter
tits saii, there are some against Wash
ington officials This is indeed a SAD
day for rings, and if punishment is
meted cut to the guilty aS it ought TO
he there viii be fever offenders in the
future.
, 1875-11-27

A>oruEa Br OF ScA%DAL, in high
life in England. Sir IIepworth VII
hanson, Member Of Parliament for
Durham, whose wife is 4 daughter of
the Duke Of Newcastle, has also an
other wife whose father was noted
smugG.eT. lie kept separate estab-
H-hmcnt Tor each wife, had two CHI
iren 10y each, and neither knew or
dreamed ofthe existence Of the other
unit! the ;wo accidentally met lately
At a fashionable rcsort-Sir Hepworth
not being present. \ suit for divorce
or 4 trial for bigamy seems likely to
come ct the matter. The smuggler's ;
daughter was the wife he ti5s. mar
red.
, 1875-11-27

The Chicago Times asserts that
there IS not a community in the Amer
lean Republic where, at the very low
est estimate, half the male portion,
married and single, are not adulters
IN every sort of life It is awful 10
think Of; but IS it not too true Of some
communities to question
, 1875-11-27

THE California Mission Indians will
be furnished with small tracts Of land
by the Government for permanen.
homes, and Congress will be asked to
make good their loss of lands which
they had hitherto occupied.
, 1875-11-27

HE PES>sITvANIA ELEluoy.-The
-o.i official returns Of the recent cleo
ton IN Pennsylvania give Hartrauit,
the radical candidate for Governor, a
majority Of 1850. This, we think
is rather light majority for that
State, considering the cargo Of inha-
tion with which the democratic can
J'de;es were burieneI by some of
Their shoTt-sightei policy" sbarrs.
, 1875-11-27

DRvNS.-A writer charges that
Capt, Howell oftae iIl,fa,eI steamer
Pae,fe Was drank At The time that YES.
Sc. let, Iaeoma,and then in,ima,es that
'ae iesHbie calamity that followed re-
suited from the maud.in condition
Of the officers OF the wrecked vessel
Drinking 10 excess at any time is bad.
but when IN the case of officers who
nave the lives Of hundreds otpersons
III charge Il becomes q crime.
, 1875-11-27

PH'LADELFHIA has come very near
to ri"aIing New Iork's bad example
III the magnitude Of her public debt,
under ring rule. Its already. .S7+,000,-
0t9, and owners OF property .are in
tribnlation over the dreary prospect
Of higher taxes and reduced value Of
their posse eSSiOnS.
, 1875-11-27

SENATOR FERRY. of Connecticut IS
dead. The deceased was a radical IL
politics, but regarded as an honest
man, and one Of The most useful mem.
5ers Of the Senate.
, 1875-11-27

TuE INDIAN Observation-Disclosures
journals which defend the appointment
Of Mr.. Chandler to the head Of the
Interior Department says that his per-
souaI integrity is uuq1estioned. We
trust. however, that the personal in,
te-ri,y Of the new Secretary is of that
character which will not tolerate in
others, practices which viii not stoop
10 itself. II Mr. Chandler Is honest
in that sense Of the word, he viii find
plenty to 30 in his new Department.
Twenty wears ago, when there was no
Pacific Railroad 10 afford means OF
cheap access to the Indians, they cost
the nation annually the sum Of s. -
u.S29. One argument in favor of ex-
tending Government aid To the Pa
cihc Railroads was, that it would re
duce our expenses on the Indian &c
count. The Government assisted in
. building the road, and since It's com
pletiou the average annual expense on
the Indian account Is doubled. Dur
{ ing r.! this time the Indians have
been decreasing in number, and at
present al the tribes are not supposed
to comprise more than half Of their
number twenty years ago. Yet, ~
the zen years from 1871 to 1864, our
disbursements on account Of Indians
aggregated S52,20S .29S So ; from
1864 10 1874, the aggregate disburse-
ments on the Indian account were
$50. 6lSIG5 20, an increase of about
S140G0,05o in ten years. Bat Mr..
Dclano, with his evangelical ASSISTANTS,
did even worse. Tile last four years
under his administration the annual
average was 100000. Il IS to be
hoped, therefore, that Mr. Chandler's
uuqaeslioncd integrity will urge him
to investigate the cause Of this extra
. ordinary outlay. We very much
fear that some Of the subordirates
connected with the Department are
not quite 50 honest Is Mr.. Chandlsr's
/ friends represent him 10 be and there
/ Is danger, unless these subordiuatcs
are checked, their practices VII bring
| the chief into discrePute.
, 1875-12-08

The f,asowsna .nsssnmeass were filed FOR 5feorl
Tuesday, Dsc.f:
CITY PROPERTY.
North Wells 1t, 80 Il u Of Ncrth nv. cf. aTisK
4sitt, with t2I It ftons III rear, dasctl
Nurtl, Green 1T. 1GIA3 n n Of West Erie Bt, VT.
:iy1lJ5:i-lO It. taateh Oct 12osa
1;r rrt,isc. No. 2kJ ffurhut nf, dated Dec. l,G31
Nirhniis At, e194 II IL pt WeAt ktnze RI, " {,
5ott:D #, dated Sept. t.H,.................... ECO
Itnmau 1t, n " rnr Of Who'd ii, i 251lN "-ao
1t, dated Nov. 9... ..........t...........:+. BIG
Car, oil as, n w cor el 81. Johns plaee, sf, Mn
1l1gk ii, with bnding dated Nov. 3d...... 1n.ne0
fame al tho nbor taaei De-. t......,.,.- 1850
s1ai #. with Sollinp, a.!ed Sov. IS. ..":.. 1900
IT, #, ,Iate @ ii Dec. l,seo
Walnut At, 190 II q OF We-tcrn av. I. @0xl2d It,
with building, dated Nov, 3i...,........... 100
lIara IT, iAs It II e Vest Nnztn IT, VT. .!x
10I'3 IT., tlated Nnv. .e9..........,......t. 1.5C0
Scrtl. nv, cor oI Hal+tea ss, n {, 43t1t4 #,
with btiidings, dated Nov 2a.............. COCO
soUrH or cIrr LIMiTs WITHIN 4 RADIUS UF AfLEs OF
couItT-H0uEE.
F1rdtrfek place. 100 ftsof F!fty-six!h 81, ",
laHIl73 II, dA.ed 0et. .29,..............,.3 7,a0o
Th,sts .niut!a 1t, ala Il Q u Hcraoa ~, a t, 6ux
III II, dated Mxrch .9..................... 70. te0
Tharh nv, II; II of F!fty.scsSnu Ut. y, t91l!s
&. dated Dec. i. eeu
Furts first Vt, het ftncehNes and IapEey tEs,
ni, elxl21 It, with tutlhug, dated Nav, 30, 7,0la
, 1875-12-08

turirhs 10 ossrly lnd!cste tbs ten1 ne, q gnloe..
teno ~ tho e1l ort movement tlie New York Hn1-
"Thn osFnttstinn Of tn..on EooaH cnntsntsf' - y
lrrAte rails Tn during TIM work fevtrai !Is.''Lrs
rncknRtH 1T baarhei shtrtnYs were rh:pl na 10 En-
E&ni whllo callr orders wefo ttceirad from TINT
counsry fur rlnrh 1rscf otF INT 9t pficeh which will
the port movement tho nort Interesting feature ot
Tim week laa foeh inport4nt shipment nf Amer
trnu Iibhons to England. wliSh aenatrh tho Enf,1
growth of ak manufacturer III ihis country. Thers
las hntn roararatsns 1ist'a demand Tor rtiton R'lns
hy coavertera. aad 1nl clottts and Rfrt marl'fsc-
With thelr immediate wanH.'
tiatlno: and Dwight Aa,r brown cot1nns md LhDg-
Htn bltleheA hafS been Advanced NC. FolloRlnB
Ata lhn lateAt hltpt.ttq IL:
, 1875-12-08

CATTLE--Ttlero was dull market for eli deacrlp-
tons Of stock, but the dulneaa was grcatedt III mcd.
uua q.alities,-a result Of shs mlla wcathss which
neccssItasel susrcneon Of operations on tho part Of
drtssed-becf shippers. The attsndaaca OF outside
buycrs waa uotceaLy small. nor dli.tho fow presens
esncs any aestro to secure atoct and aftor al wants
had batn auppiled, not fewes thun 500 natse TO-
naineA in tho yards nnsold. Tho quality VIA rather
above he arcrags Of tho past faw weeks but vss not
~ good should bo At this season, s larger part
cons1tihg Of COWS and to good stce1s. Thcrn
wese few choIco mil one ur two dro7os OF extra
stccrs, but tho offerings that wesc good enough to
command nboyp $ GO ware Hm.ssd. Conossr 11.i
ycstoruay sold u head OF rough fat sees ut $1{5.
Tho AyesaGs weight Of the cat1o Wan ], $50 lbs. The
tnxtket closed dull anil 11sy.
, 1875-12-08


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, 1875-12-08

PORT or CHICAGO. DEG. Q.
AnnrvEp-prop Wkvcrjy, buffalo. sundFies senr
Catcbpole, Two Nlvers, iunbcr schr E1va Ansclsrs
aor railroad tles prop City Of Concord. oglenaprug,
sundrtes tug Wstzel AtI*autes, towing; aohr 1'h-
pcming. Lyle, coal ; prop suratios, butfslo, coal
barge sandiaky, gandusky. coal; prop Il. j. Truasde4
Green Lay, aandries; lug @. ". Wood, hil"antee,
light achr l. Datus Ineon. lumber; schr 1ds Kelth
bay City. lumber: schE MstsoPolis. Grand Tt Tsa'sssS
Hemisphere, Au aloIe. lumber actr Laura, dodef'
ich, Can4tia, Ba!s prop Msnntc, pstfott, l1ghs.
towoc 81 bra oil BAeboJgan ~ bFls oil aud aunElos'
, 1875-12-08

A.hlnuea., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ?.7Ha 3o7
snp Mrr,s +, s. HSp :onaa:.s IL ss% "
Sg A ,," !ni o4 ~" hi, &C. sa r. c
so. asi Il, i5sn st1oo; roafns, ist3o lo tia: iIo
T1x-IarRc. I'D: small, AZ; bar, NC. AoLpsH-Sn.
e' h. ~ ~ :neahax e soosr sss
II. snEEr 2tso-Fu cstts loH:: Flnt', atc. huEsr
5"osSe ID 5ets' a M;.s %m ! rn ;a IT.
il, ill., w,nr-Sos. ta j. 81: j, to,, IL: IT. il.
+ u ri T. ri ts,, 7 hna,t. ana IT, lar ,,,;l II III g.,
to,ns !; fence wire. oss: 10. sn:aA loss, SIC.
ne.ts decided ass eanses oots for IL q5c e
%ff. s1y II se i! tss :, n g. os sas s' 's
sar. le '1 @nf H. iars ' H. s' vi g ~
Si'.s. vi; wn;cr ;s 9 6eaehs',, sssse; :pesH seia
I'll; nca.fnot oli strictly rure, tt1hsi.s0 do ex-
til rim*yo Ss H. q S trsaas, sssf s 'i
s,1's iii: IT, s'' s;s aaaea il des
te rx1Nrs aab ssR' coaos-rhere &c Va. mt ,nuel ons
In fills Iue an rrstts remain easy late retl1ctun
Ssss 'sS : :j's; S' lss ssy
a1ryH 1al1reat coors. $3.50: paaeu-e4r co'ors. sva
r0utrnY AND aAME-wers duIl and wsak under
nrgo offerings. which dslleFa unanus to reduce.
- .ho ~e1saer waa vet ard very unt.vorabls fer
t4IstiH 1soER. Ff4Ilu FfE5 stAgCh aAa sol
| readi'y ia akit n'tst but ohcr game and poultry
were slow and eas!er: Chickens, t2.50A3.90: DO
drcase1, loo per ID lve turkpys 1ayc; dressed.
ffalfc; ducks. ID drcsacl lie; gecac, s..
G4y0I: do lreaeed a1a1o op: Irstro chickens, $40
s3 a.; r.t'tdGs: .a1 5' a yl,ssoS ~ mal
rurATUE3-Were luiet hnl unchnngrd. E.r-lota
were nominal At a:lss', mud rstsa of ANAL 1ota In
sacks. WIRE mada fruTn sltrs ut 4'n50'.
enthusiastically WINS In rr1ncs and tlrln, S21o b.
.nsssi and firmly held. rrisea ranss from ta.lo Isl,
Clover wan lrEi II $8D0Ga7Ao for rrima medium The
offerings snali, bu! unerntood chat tho
ceptB Increasing nnd tho consaHulents being
disposed of quietly or held abore Tie market. F1aa
BAI.T-The demand wsh fall at unchanged prices
onondaga aud s,g!naw, fno, St.a5 canAda. ID, s.4o
| ordinary coarse, $1.70: dairy without haga. $!75
dairy, with haas, $3.50; Ashton tiar PR sack, ,50
YEAS-Thnts IL rare activity iH th8 teA trado than
trame low pttces for SONS time put ruling having
| called ont IN increased demand. Tho market has a
firm tane, and will no doubt advanro later IL
| tho rrnaon: auHrowDFH-CDm1 1Jfa+6c; good
| do. 4G3l5 medium, +a abou: good do, slas1ei
dne. 6ss6'c: sst. Gtoio; cholcc, 70 d7so: chores.
Jsc; good do 53f1 aUo; medium, 400 S5e; fnod do
4IlsU: Anc, 10 s55c finest, h5sG0c: choice, 91Aa5c
| cho1ccstt T0175o. JAr*xs-Compon, u a37c; GnoJ
| common, aSas4hc: medium, 40A+5c; good medium
esc; ohoetMt, 7jAsE9c. Ookosns-c atnmon. 70 s3ac;
| sood common, 10 a35o; medium, ;StM DC: good ms
t 3iun1 zUfSl5c; lng 4M35uc; auest, GOO i5o choice
| t54Sbc: choicest, sb3tsc.
! W3DU-The msrkct was firm Ut ESQ for mapfe
! $7.50 for becct snd $50 for s.abs-hevcrei.
4B: washed Ate .. Ans, ssta too; do, meaIum t2a
! f4e; dp rparst, 36G3&ae; anwashed, nne hesYy II
light. :s93;e; do. medium, oi03oo; do, coarse, 23e