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Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-19
San Bernardino Items.
From the Times 1871

Mr.. Craigue of the we'll known Los
Angeles firm of Lips & Craigue pas
sed through our city day or two ago
enrOute for Arizona. This means
thorough canvass for the trade Of that
section. a
The venerable Don Pho Pico, the last
of the Governors of California under
ths old regime, has been in the city
for several days. His courtly presence
and we'll preserved figure attracted q
great deal of attention, and doubtless
served to remind our old Spanish resi-
dents of the good times when ii was q
Summer days journey from one house
to another.
A few days ago two gentlemen Of
Riverside took a careful census of the
fruit trees and vines in that settle-
ment, with view to determining the
feasibility of establishing an Alden
fruit dryer there this year. The fol-
lowing figures were the result:
Bearing rasin grape evines................... 500
Estimated yield, .60l.a00
Bearing peacn 40
Estimated yield, fbs...-................ 81 $50
Bearing n l,Vs0
K timaied yield, fbs..................... ZS,OO0
Besides the above there are great
many plum, prune, nectarine, apricot,
apple and other fruit trees of which
no account was taken. Next year
they will form very important fac
tor in the prosperity of that thriving
settlement. The gentlemen who OBJ
tained the above figures ascertained
that In 1877 there will be about l90, 900
raisn grape vines, and 10000 peach
trees. Alden works may be regarded
as a foregone conclusion for Riverside
next year. The above facts and fig-
ures speak more eloquently of the go-
aheaditiveness of our Southern neigh
bors than anything we could write.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-19
National, prohlD..ory co.ve..,o..

CLEVELAND, o., l8th.-The Nation
al Prohibition Convention, for the pur-
pose of nominating Presidential tick
ct, met yesterday morning. Green
Clay Smith, of Kentucky, was made
temporary President, and P. r. Rus
sell, Of Michigan, Secretary. One
hundred delegates were present, and
II States represented.
National Banks.
WASHINGTON, 18th.-The Treasury
now holds $346, ,775, $50 in bonds to Sc
cure national bank circulation, and
SIS, S,723,000 to secure public deposits.
U. s. bonds deposited for circulation
week ending April 29, Sl79,000. US.
bonds held for circulation withdrawn
fof week ending April 20, 81, ,19l, ,00O.
National bank circulation outstanding
1886, ,9S6, $3.50, Of which $2,09S, 500 are
gold notes. Receipts of national bank
notes forwarded for redemption for
week ending April 20, as compared
with corresponding week Of last year
-ls75, s4, 3S4, 900; 1875, "a, l25, 900.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-19
Harper's Weekly.
ILLUSTRA
Notices of the Press.

Notices of the Press.
Harper's Weekly is the ablest and most DOW
erful illustrated periodical published in this
country. lis editorials are scholarly and con-
vincing, and carry much weight. Its lustra
tions of current events are full and fresh, and
are prepared by our best designers. With a
circulation of l5O,000, the Weekly is 'ad by at
least half a million persons, and its influence
as an organ of opn on is simply tremendous
The Weekly maintains positive position, and
express es decided views on political and So
cal lproblems.-LouisritteC CourieT-Journdt.
Its articles are models of hi h-toned discus
sion, and its pictorial illustrations are often
corrOborative arguments of no small force
". Y. Examiner and Chronicle
Its papers upon existent questions and its
inim itaple cartoons help TO mould the senti-
ments Of the country.-Pttsburg Commercial.
Harper's Weekly stands at the head Of illus
trated journals IN the United states, In crcu-
lation, editorial abili and pictorial illustra-
tion.-Ladies' Repository, Cincinnati.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-19
Certificate Of Partnership.

NF the firm of Doak and Lu Gar, doing q
~ Sewing Machine and Millinery business
In the city Of Los Angeles, county of Los An
geles, State of California.
We,the undersigned persons, hereby certify
that the above partnership Is composed of
the following persons, and no others, whose
names and places of residence are as follows,
to-wit: Edmund Doak, Los Angeles: Edgar
7. Lu Gar, Los Angeles.
In witness whereof, we have hereunto af-
fixed our hands and seals this thirty.first day
of March, 1876.
EDMUND DOsK,
EDGAR T. LU GAR.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County of Los Angeles. !
On this 3lst day OF March In the year 1875,
before me, Chas. E. Miles, County Recorder,
personally appeared Edmund Doak and Ed
gar T. In Gar, known TO me to be the persons
whose names are subscribed To the within
instrument, and acknowledged to me that
they executed the same.
Witness my hand and official seal this 3lst
day of March, 1879. CHAS +. MILES,
aprl-lm County Recorder.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-19
Copartnership Notice.

Y NOW all men by these presents: That we,
~ j. G. +. Marxsen, residing in the city of
Los Angeles, county of Los Angeles, and B.
G. E. Marxsen, residing In the city of Los An
geles, county of Los Angeles, in tn State OF
California, do hereby certify and declare that
we have organized and formed ourselves into
a copartnership, ana we covenant and agree,
each with the other, to be copartners for the
purpose of carrying and conducting the busi-
ness of general merchandising in the city OF
Los Angeles, county of Los Angeles, State OF
California, under the firm name and style of
Marxsen Bros.
That the principal place of business of said
copartnership is situated in the city of Los
Angeles, county of Los Angeles and State OF
California.
That the names of all the persons interested
as partners in such business are above stated
and signed hereto, and that such partnership
will continue and be In iorce until further
notice by us.
In witness whereof we have hereunto set
our hands and seals, this seventeenth of
March, 1875. ]. MARXSEN,
B. MARXSEN.
Sworn and subscribed before me, HI. Fleish-
man, Notary Public for the city and coun y
of Los Angeles, this seventeenth day OF March,
A. ID. 1878. II. FLEIsHMAN,
m25wim Notary Public.
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There WAS q meeting az c.ulc"s last
night at the Courthouse, TO devise
ways and m,aus by which thoCommn-
nifty can provide Esr, with pabIic
sell 'ols
Judge Buriogd was called to the
chair, ami = secretary appointed.
Judge Burlofd stated the object of
the meeting.
Major helm was called upon, and
delivered - very practical address on
the subject OF public schools and the
advantages thereof
General ", l., Cabcll, President OF
the county board OF school directors,
then spoke. There is $4,000 now al.
lowed Dallas county by the state for
education lie read the hy author.
i2ing cities to provide public schools,
He thought tbcrewerc twelve hundred
children in the city proper two
thirds of whom We're Attending school
Mr. Stevens said that the necessity
should be urged to unite in an effort
for public schools, lie fvor- a tax
for the education Of the yhi!dryn OF
Dallas independent otSiato ala.
Judge Burfori explained the law on
the subject
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Where ana why

This question Is often heard on our streets,
and from facts we'll known to those who
have visited the establishment, it seems al,
most a miracle to find every ono who has
invested ut the New iork Clothing Houye
speak 80 highly Of the house. Their coming
among us in the very dullest season OF the
year, the extremely large stock they carry,
the vast quantities of goods daily sold, are
puzzles for everybody; hence we hear, where
are they found? They come from New York,
of the large manufacturing establishment Of
A. Steinbcrg go, 81 Walker street. Aud
why can they command such a tradeA They
arc imporler4 ana anplaGtucGrs of all they
sell, and make 1t II matter of Importance to
lot everybody find out that what they sell IS
the best and lowest In price, ami have no
opposition In the city of Dallas, luT they are
daily represented In the b st market Of the
United States, where, with cash. they can
hnd many opportunities for proper invest
ments. This house Is located nj iO3 Elm
street, Dallas Texas, where our merchants
from far ana near can lay in their supplies
AT exact New York prices Special lines OF
Clothing, CENTS Furnishing Goods Boots
and Shoes and Notions.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Cumberland Presbyterian Church On JET.
fcrs0n street, three blocks North Ot the Court
House Square-licv. H. i, Bone pastor. Ser
vices every sabbath morning AT lOh O'Clock.
Snbbath'school nj . O'Clock Il. m.
Jewish Synag' gur Rev, A. Suhcr, Rabbi,
Regular service, Friday evening at O'Clock
sunday School, sunday morning 10 10 Il
O'Clock.
Christian Church. corner Austin street
ana Ross avenue, Services, lOIS and O'Clock
Sunday School At . n, III. Social meeting w.
cry Ihumdny night AT 7 O'Clock, Elder Kirk
Baxter, Pastor
NJ. X. Church SOutli-Comcr Commerce and
Lunar streets lsov. MIR. Nooly, Pastor.
Services NJ II n.nl. andy pan, every Sunday.
Prayer meeting, Thursday evening ut r.,
O'Clock, Strangers and visiting members
brethren cordially invited.
Congregational Church Services every SUN
day, At knights OF pythns Hall. preachlng
nj II O'Clock to-day, by Rev. IL. NJ. Daniels
Waiting brethren cordially invited to at-
tend.
First baptist Church-Corncr Sycamore and
Patterson streets Rev q, W, Rogers, Pastor
residence 40 Bryan strecD. Services every
Lords Day mt Ii O'Clock am. aud ~ o'clock
Sabbath pm. School at "a o'clock AIN.
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday evening ut ~
o'clock Scents free.
First Presbyterian Church On Elm street
Rev. A. u. Smith, Pastor. Sunday School at
80 o'clock ain; preaching ut II nnh and 7
pm Prayer meeting on Wednesday evrn-
ings. Ladies' Aid Society meets every
Thursday evening at , p. m, at the Church.
Young Mems Christian Association Rooms
oyer Slanford's boot and shoe store, Elm
street. Free reading looms open every night.
SECOND Presbyterian Church odd Assembly
Services nj the Young Mems Christian Asso.
citation Rooms, No. GOS Main street. up stairs,
mt II a, NJ. aud p, M. Rev, j. q. Vcnable
Pastor. Sabbath school at 10 Am.
tabernacle VI. l.. Church. Elm strcet-ltev
!" II. CarhHr, Pastor, Bible School (lnior.
national Lesson room l0a.ni Preaching, II
am. and pm SUNDAY school, 2 p. m. Scr.
wee Sacred and Social song, 7:l5 pan, Prayer
Meetings Wednesdays, IA pm. Ladies'
Soclable Lecture room ,rhuIsd0ySJ, "a pan
Strangers welcome.
Fiold street N. F.ChurCh. RoV. j. II, Allen,
r"S'or' services at II AIM, and ~ pm. every
sunday. Prayer Meeting, Thursday evening
~ ~ o'clock. Strangers and visiting mem.
bcis cordially invited.
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newspapers hps leep 9rdu,e,j oos'us',
Under lhvpu Saw Is yo>.s uv,y on,
cent 90 mail D single Nal3 VI lU#
HEEAlu where Formerly E,@' 1885,.
cent,
The Hast HuW,H.y w-ciIu. '' ,,t
employers and employee muW@t pl..
lection association $50. gt bv,a at t,e
hall IN rear 81 Ua}iu-oAs ,.syr -,v,,
Oh Main street, Monday August 'A,
at 1850 o c.uck.
Large quantities OF buffalo h!dvs
are stored Ia ths old compress build.
ing They form an .mportante!em
in the hide trade OF Dallas, The mum.
Der Of butialoes killed this year on
our frontier is estimated atiully thIr-
~ thousand.
We understand that the youth
charged with stealing n watch " no
gave his name as Bud Obenchaiu is
no relation of the highly respectable
family of that name well known here.
Moreover that he Is somewhat simple
minded.
--Metzlcrs dry goods store, on Elm,
next to the City Bank, is one of the
new features OF Elm street trade
Metzler has large, well selected stock
Of goods, attentive clerks, and low
prices. Farmers and country mer
chants, give him II call. He deals fail
and gives good measure.
1t was rumored yesterday that the
car drivers on the San JacintO railway
We're on strike against II reduction d
their wages from forty to thIrty.livt
dollars u month. The men on thu
line seem to be very sober, attentive
and industrious men, and IL IL 10 bC
hoped that II satisfactory arrangement
may be made.
In another column will be toun,
the resolution Of the Dcacon's court o
the First Presbyterian Church, grant
ing an annual leave of absence for onD
month to their pastor and continuing
: his salary in the meantime. This nc
ton of the court is wise and liberia
and might well be followed by Other
denominations.
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First Presbyterian church.

Alta meeting of the Dsacons' Court,
held at the First Presbyterian Church,
on the I'd day of August, 1876, the fol-
lowing resolution was passed
WHEREAS, 1t is evident to each of
us that the regular duties OF our pastor
are such ny to keep him under Il con
slant pressure of anxiety and labor
and IN addition to these duties he is
expected to perform II certaia amount
OF missionary work, we deem 1t but
just and right that he should have each
year some recreatl0n therefore, be il
Hcsoircd by the Deacons Court of
this Church, That the month OF August
of every year be allowed him as time
OF relaxation from his arduous lNhurs,
aud that his salary shall continue
during said month.
+ h. GuEDRl, Secretary.
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Bots dare, or any other timber desired, us. /.
HORTICULTURE AND POMOLOGY'

The second annual exhibition and reunion
OF the Texas state horticultural and Pomo.
logical Association will take place I'm Tho
city of Houston, ON the 10th day OF August
next. The various committees nre nj Nvnrl,
making preparations which win result n,
the grandest exhibition of its character ey"r
given in the South. WV
Tho various lines of railroads centerinr II,
Houston viii Issue Excursion Tickeis. iho
Express Company will carry all packages tor
exhibit free, and the Hutchins IlouSe
Exchange Hotel and Essen House viii ~,
duce their rates one third for the occintion.
interesting and pleasing additions will This
year be made To the exhibition.
Ihe Association is rs yet too young 10 ot,ar
premiums, except OF honorable mention, In
view OF ms fact, u great many special pre.
minms Will be offered by gentlemen nj
Houston, all Of which will be published in
uuetlmo. All entries will be free, and nd.
mission nee. As the grand aim of this Asso.
citation is 70 encourage diversity of prodnc.
tion, ltleNhibitlon viii EN- brace any descrin-
tlon OF home products that may b. sent IL
fruits and flowers. VI
h. p TURsER, Secretary, '''''i''
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scicrtiaw oI GtOun,ia.

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Net yesterd,y oyouipg at lhe ol,in. Of
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carofoDIy and nl,v cnnsi,Io,el and
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nr,nosi,inn ,rC ,,,oin t,.sion u.., -.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS,


I'm Denton county 02I6 acres of fin,
black sandy land, in lots to suitp urchan
ors, In Dallas county, 1850 acres i'm.
proved and mimprovcd, About II ,O0O
acres IN Throcl<morton county, at 81
por acre. \ fine stock range Of 2,2l4
acres in l@mpossas county. 1910 acres
IN Montague county 3,O73 acres in
Wise county, 2,l1l acres in kaufman
county. l,2So acres in Parker county
Also tracts OF land in Hill, Navarro
Haskell, Jack, Coleman, Cook and Rock.
wall counties. Any of the above lands
will be sold ON easy terms.
GRAVES, DmDLr a Cook
auSd 500 Elm street
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Personals.

Major Blanch, OF Marshall, was
among the visitors of THE HERALD
yesterday evening,
Colonel w. G. Holland, formerly
business manager of THE HERALD,
now practicing law here, returned
from "whar the painter laid down."
yesterday, which is now for lease.
VIM. Nj. McCarty, Esq, represent
ing and buying grain for Messrs.
Glover ~ Odenahl, of New Orleans,
one of the largest grain houses there,
left yesterday morning for Mckinney
and Houston on business, to be absent
week or ten days, Bon voyage.
Mr. Ii. =, Lantz one of our best
known citizens, starts tomorrow for
the Centennial. Mr. Iant2 will be, as
far az we have been informed, the sole
representative of Cumberland Hin in
the City of Brotherly Love, and we
trust may have II pleasant trip and re-
turn to us for future usefulness,
Hon. Thomas A. Dryer OF San An.
tonic, accompanied by Mrs. Dryer,
was here yesterday, ut the LeGrand,
on route home after n pleasant tour
Esst. Mr.. Dwyer represented his
county in tho last Legislature, with de-
cided ability. lie is not only an ex.
cellent legislator and leading citizen,
but cultured gentleman ana polished
man of the world.
The many friends Of Mr.. Charles
Babcock, the popular agent OF the
Vandalia line will regret To learn that
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Al
Wv =, ',i''','' ,''N S'''l'''' N'
'>'''''p'' W ~ '.''''' !" ''''S Io"'H II
',',' '''"' was ~ ''' proper "'ol''e''t To
p''"' o"' '' " ''"h'r H'' heretofore
'|"y , III "'','' tvSI'''S t"S 'oi,'Ii''l'h
W ms '"o" "''' uTn'llt Nor'h leNoS,
'n ut, ''"Ir P"''C''Wr'y pai'os'
Nv i . -. '''lN '''l' 50 o'to'' Gus
tUS'''. III o,u P"P'rS' may uhder c'r'
u'''' ACCOMPLISHMENTS ooo9N'e very, prom
'S'',E' N'lol's "'"'H ',' Introduction
H ln'n p'r','0''o4' 's'opl''hH'ht OF maiU'
'0V'u,G' may :" r''Noh''' as INC most
vsS .,, AZ however, m"l'ui"etul'S do
no., not W"o''N "'p'"o ou 'ap""l alone out
inu''i 'no ,, on n.a''tlo' ana motive
power us 'h' n'ouu'o''Uier WIN invest
ms 'op',o' o"'y W''''o inc physical re,
sources s., ,'''' necessary ,or success Nre lound
III ap ,!l'Y H"3 'I''P' - 'hoh' Ihe
luys'.o" ov "'Sv'' "ov' po'u's s, resent
SuVh resources "'T answer WIN surely
uo III 'l' ',ee'i'',', y" = NAVE mere noI'l'-
vr -, w., ,"'"t" "",'' c '"TEr ',or Toou II,
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IIenor Whom Honor IL Due.
AUSTIN, August /, lS1U.
10 the Editor OF The Herald:

Austin, August /, lS,U.
10 the Editor OF The Herald;
Ina special telegram published in
the Mail of last saturday, the follow
ing sentence uVcurs
"lhi, is the second time that DR.. j.
W. Calder has come 10 the rescue
within the past two months, and
saved the road from destruction, us it
is to ms Individual efforts alone that
the bin passed.
Without ietMCting rom the energy
aud activity OF jr. Calder it il but JUS
ticv 20 state that Senator Guy, and
Representatives Cochran and Downs
worked MS heartily and as actively AS
did the Doctor, aud it was not so his
individual Efforts alone" that the bill
was passed, deem this but simple
Justice 20 our able and accomplished
representatives in both Houses.
nNp
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LOCAL BREVITuES.

--Services in nine churches to-day.
"A new military company ls talked
of.
--l'iile match Monday 3p. m. Fair
Grounds, Lamars and Greys. Go
Weather cloudy, with refreshing
rain yesterday. The heat of summer
10 virtually over.
Have your watches and jewelry
repaired and warranted NJ Webb's, sos
Main street. I'D.
The ice factory is now an assured
success. Make it cheap and abundant,
and there is money in it.
On Tuesday the special meeting of
the City Council, to consider the water
works proposition, takes place.
Services ut the NJ. e. Tabernacle
on Elm street to-day, both morning
and evening. Sunday School at . pm.
THE HERALD's dispatches are pro-
nounced by competent judges to be the
best taken by any paper in the State.
Ladies skilled in needlework and
embroidery should prepare to compete
FOR the handsome premium to be given
the best specimen ut the Fair.
--lf.you want to 20 North, East
South or West, go and see johnson 4
Manget at lie Grand Hotel. They want
To buy county script. --Ad.
Captain Eph. Daggett we learn,
has sacrnligiously built II house on the
identical spot "whar the painter laid
down." Great indignation is felt.
--DeStefano Bros, 3l8 Main street,
keep the most complete stock of fruits,
nuts aud contectioneries. Lemons hy
the dozen or box a srecially.-Ad
Mr.. VIM. Robert tenders the use
OF frascati Park, free OF charge, to all
picnic parties, public speakings and
meetings of any kind. gotten up for
charity or amusement.
Mr. IL. G. Collins knows how to
Keep bees; the bees know how TO
make honey, ind Collins knows how
to delight the heart of ye newspaper
man. II was very sweet honey, MIR,
Collins, and you nave our thanks.
--Messrs. w. Randall a. Brothers.
handsome three.story brick, fifty by
ninety, gives Elm street quite me-
tropolitan air, aud speaks we'll for
their faith in Dallas.
Mr. w. G. Conner showed us let.
ter yesterday morning from Mr.. Travis
Daniels, saying that be had purchased
three hundred tons of pipe and ma.
chinery, which would be shipped at
once.
Wrapping paper, Irvine, paper
bags, croquet sets, wall paper, all |
Kinds Of stationery, II select and fresh |
stock Of the latest literature, at Reed n
Lathrops, sos Main street. Call aud
examine their stock.--Ad.
Ladies' wishing pure and healthy
candles, made fresh every day, will
call upon Greevcs u Co., successors 10
Dluglas, Whitny 4 Co., No. 3l3 Main
street, opposite Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Balls, banquets and parties supplied at
Wholesale prices. Id.
According to late law of Con.
gress, tho rate Of postage on trans lent
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lND'hNAroLls, August a.--The indie
pendent Congressional Convention of
this district met to-day and nominated
Hon, James buchanan for Congress.
SALINE, kas,, August 5.-Saline
county, the home of Colonel Phillips
sends Mailer and Barker rs delegates
to the congressional convention.
Sr. LOUIS, August 5.--The Demo-
cratic State Committee met here to-
Gay and elected Henry Clay Ewing
Chairman, and w. II. Mayo Secretary.
The Republicans held primaries to-
night for the election of delegates to
the state Convention to be held at
Jefferson City next Wednesday.
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The Rev. John Il. Alien, 4. b., IN
in charge of this ilourishing institu.
ton, assisted by competent and ex.
pericnced c0rps Of teachers. IT Is sit
uated at the corner OF Live Oak and
Floyd streets and will open ON the lth
of September. The rates of tuition
are moderate aud both male and fe.
male pupils are received Address J.
II. Allen, lock box 3G5, Dallas, Texas.
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At s. Iralsons, 5ll Main street, for
the next sixty days, will sell my en-.
tire stock of summer Millinery Goods
twenty-five per cent less than importing
figures in order to make room for a
Fall stock. This reduction includes
trimmed rs well as untrimmed goods
come and satisfy yourselves Of the fact.
All orders for Millinery Goods promptly
attended to. Turban and Centennial
hats daily received. may3O-dtf
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Fort Worth opened for business with
the following rates from Dallas. Per
one hundred pounds--frst class, thir-
Iy-tGree cents; second class, thirty-one
cents; third class, twenty-eight cents ;
fourth class, twenty.three cents. Per
one hundred pounds in ear load lots
y, twenty cents; b, seventeen cents ;
G, sixteen cents; d, fifteen cents f,
ten cents, Subject to local classified.
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Contracting Agent.
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