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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-19
-FIELD AND FIRE8IpE.
How to Pet Canaries.

Says writer on canaries lin this way 1
answer the question, ''Bow had such luck
with the birds 2" Simply by. allowing the
birds TO attend to their affairs, and by letting
them understand that their mistress would
never harm them. Also. by accustoming
them to plenty OF light and air and company,
rather than as advertised in books, keeping
the cage in dark room, for fear of frighten,
ing the birds. Make just halt the fuss di-
rected in bird books over the matter, and Won
will have, doubtless, better success in raising
birds Never give them sugar, but ell the
red pepper they will eat; it is the best thing
for them. And if your bird feels hoarss at
any time, put piece of fat salt pork in the
cage, and see how the little fellow will enjoy
1t. Give BIN faxseed once in while, aud if
he appears dumpy occasionally, give diet of
bread and water, With red pepper sprinkled
In Open the cage door and give your pets
the freedom Ofthe room; soon they will come
st your call and fly to meet you whenever
your voice is heard. had one who came
regularly tony desk as 1 sat writing each
day and disputed with futterius wing and
open beak my humble right to the iukstand.
He would take his bath as held the cup in
my hand and coolly dry himself on my head.
Another would fly down or up stairs 10 me
whenever called him, and many a time,
when l have been out, he has welcomed my
return by flying down the stairs and singing
at the top OF his voice all tho while, until at
last, Perched on my shoulders, he would ao-
company me to my room.
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TALON WANTEDI

THE HIGHEST priee-in Cash or Trade
fs and pleese!
" trade for Goods. BY D s HUGaES.
FINE ToBA Cco.lI inch fat piagS-at only
Mn 10 s ss is g.5 plug for sAie By ,,,,c
HOROSCOPES Self Raising Bread PreparA-
-. uoa,Gn'urPsssed for making Light bread
bise1is, CAKE, and Pastry for sale by
STALEY, Armstrong q Chad ~ioE's chSioe
~ RI Ro. ss ds Gedee' for sAle by - n.
PAKER's Chocolate. for sale by
EtsaNs aS HarNEs Choice D. s F. HGGI les,
copstanIly on hand and Tor ssIe by
Ts sg; vi is!S .nd sn@.,. D: s: hUGHEs
e"ns n I kept on hand and sold cheap. BY
REAUTIFuL Pure STONE China Wssh n Bo.I.
end PIeheT'' for sale at a bargain. bv
AIDES and Gentismen's Gloves, hose and
- Handkerchief, for tale 81
w June 10. lsiS, SIS. DALGARx.
GooDs at Granger. PIECES, :,
First National Bank BuiIdin1' Cb,rIs.,oI,
November 9, 1875.
ARD, Sugar Cured HAns and Sides. also B.-
~ con sides aud Shoulders, for sAIe by
April 49, 1876. s. S. DALGARN
RENsoN'S Celery and ChamoniEe Pile They
- are prepared expressly to cure Headaches,
Ne Ion "a and Nervousness. FoI'aie by
DEAD THIs-safoey from Ere Insured b bL 1.;ns.
~ the Hang Up Box Matches, 200 in a box. for
Apr dif ~ feH fsas can be had at RE,,rp,s
THE e5ss. APpetiz.r of ire Ase1nood's Eng
Ale aud London Porter to be had AZ P"iA
July II. 1916. c.E BELLER,s.
q uART and half gallon GIas. Fruit Jars tor
STo3SE Jazz =. and Crock. for sal. BY
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CHEESE FRITrERs.-Beat four eggs very
light, season with salt, mustard aud pepper.
Slice thin half dozen large sour apples.
aud half as many thin slices of good cheese
as you have slices Of apples. Put the cheese
to soak in the mixture of eggs end seasoning,
let it stand a few moments, then put each
slice of cheese between two slices of apple,
dip the whole into tho besteu egg. then fry
In hot butter, like oysters, and serve hot
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The Patent Elusic Rack on She
GEM ORGAN

- by far tho greatest convenience To perfortDers
that has yet bcen invented BeSiuGs iIs nSe while
playing. II iS arranged 4 receptacle Tor muSh,
Itis neat hxturo, beautifully carved an arranged
upon the front of the organ
TESTIMONIALS:
Prot John b. R0vIaa lliS teal fnefruetor oF A..
WHshtngton d. E. chrfeh choir, 6ayRf
'Ihe PaTIoT OFRAu0 man UfectuTcd BY the Gem
Organ Company, 0f thiB place, are among tho
GyeetcSt in tome Of bny have heard. 10 sLyle
of case aud hRadRome lnlth they are without a.
equal"
From the Warrington SIar:
ION exhibition ~ one of Ihe IaEgs show vindowa
OF CnmInins, Cole & ThOmpsOp's store IL an i'm
proved style OF Organ IN nmfacturcd by tho Gem
Organ CORPanys OF wAShiugto.. The cAsss are
otsSohd walnut nrtiatienIiy finished and Joined
together IN the most thorough manner. The woOd
work cVideDtly HhowG the hand Of the skiIed
TnocnAntc. The musical qualities of the organ. 90
we nFe informed by an accomplished musician are
not exceeded by tbc best instruments Of the kind
In use. IL iS Furnished with eight stoPs which give
u tul scope in the moot difficult piece Of music
The action consists Of two and one Ihslf setS q 2
reedS 90 arranged that tho slightest dcfect can be
ea-tlv reached and repaired. The organ is nIso
supplied withH patent music rack, which bssldes
being ornGmcntAl. 10 Of great convenience IN lk.s
pcTtnrmcr. In conclusion. We can saw vitbopI
prejudice. that the Gem Organ for i.,u,y If III.
h"ndSOme finish aud excellent musical qua lities
has no SUPERIOR"
no-A WRITTEN WARRANTED FOR. FIVE
TEARS ACCOMPANIES EVERY EN- PARLoR
ORGAN SOLD.
Address. for terms. sl.nla -
Gem Organ Company.
February g. 1876 New Jsr..y.
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INDIAN PUDDING This pudding is a
very nice, 6e'icately favored one, and is well
suited for an invalid, being extremely nour-
ishiug. To good, sweet egg custard add q
little butter, some grated nutmeg and glass
OF WiRe or brandy. have ready fine rasped
eocoanut and mix all well together Hav-
ing lined dish with puff paste. pour in the
custard and bake 1t light brown color.
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DO YOU WANT
|; Cash We Bos
Night at Your Hnmes4

Night At Your Honest
WTE will send The HOME. book form, 800
w pages. contains over 600 now recipes, dis
complete medical department, article on re-
latlon Ofman to SolnSn; record of current events,
and matter OF great value to the MERCHANT, far
mer, mechanic, every man and woman. and of
everyday use in tbs store, Office, workshop, par
lor kitchen, dresslng-room, sick room, etc oil
about tho t0IoC, clique tie, t0 dress, walk, write
The Department of General Recipes will ac-
tuaily contain thousands of recipes and process
es fresh and practical of all kinds, much too
numerous to mention in detail here, VeyT many
which are valuable and dIticClt to procure, any
of which is worth more than the pr1ce
charged for The Home. A complete cycl6peiiia,
the most comprehensive book of the KIND; how
to do about everything. among others the max
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starch sugar leliieS preserves to tell adnltera-
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pouIades cos;nestlca. lotions, bair dyes, patent
medicines of ali kinds. ceInentf, Rfass-wOrk. min
erai waters, syrups paints. varniShee, poIishes,
backing. Elue, harness oils. 10 clean paint and
pictures. to frame pictures neatly and chea1ly,
to tell good iewelry 60 select all kinds of food.
tanning, limitation liquors. champagne, cider,
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silyering, electrotyDIng. cleo roplatnG bronzinR
pills, ointment snlVes, gargies, tories anOdynes,
table OF weights and measures, aud q host moro
hi"gs.
mATUHES * OTHER VALUABLE PREMIUMS,
Given to Subscribers. A New Plan. Nothing
has ever been gotten out which equals this
Agency for money making ut your homes
T" Anv ono who will act as agent will sand
The HOME post paid. on receipt of IS cents to
prepay postage. 1t is worth more than twenty
times this amount. The regular price is only IS
cents. Any one recipe is worth more SO day
ment for any one. salo is positively sure to
every one. The greatest hit. Entirely new.
Young People, women. book agents all agents
send 70 cents at once, aud get copy and complete
outfit with iustructiOus, etc Address. Tbs BkT-
ERY Co, State and Jackson Sts., Chicago.
n. B.-DeScrIptlve circulars sent free Saw
where Jou saw tbs advertisement.
Septe1nber 10. 1876.
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TO TIE PUBLIC.
FIannol1 ~.

"HITE-Heavy tviIlsd factory, tviIled do
w met, shaker. plain domet, and line
OF plain all wool white FlRnnels.
II ED -FIremans'. superior scarlet merino twill
ed hne and heavy add plain all wool red Elan
GANTOSS-CoIored. unbleached and bloached
X cantOns from l2k to 375
Nov. 9. GEO. W. T. REARsLRY
DAk1NG hIolasses and Syrups. for sale by
ID GEO. W. r. KEARSLEY
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CO-PAKTNERSIIP NOTICE.

an sud ahor April let. 1876, 1 intoEd Of Associ.
" nting Mr.. Robert B. Mitchell with me, and tho
Drug BusiDess heretofore conducted under she
name OF Geo, T. Light, will be continued under
the name and etYIe Of
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Grange Mixture.

ITIHIs valuable Fertilizer is ufactured by the
j old and reliable Pnts psco Gusno Co., of Ball
timore, under tho immediate supervision of their
them about three yesrs ago TO meet che general
dema nd for a low priced but genuine and reliable
Fertilizer. 1t has proved n entire euccess, and
the demand for it has increased. that last year
the sa!es amounted to 5000 Tons, /. il rich in
all the elements of plant life which the and
art of man can supply. and contains no sand nor
Anyother vAlueless matter. While rot con tanning
so large per centsgo of Ammonia nost OF the
high priced aertIIzers. it has nearly dOu BILE tho
Posed and available form which makes 1t more
permanent in effect and consequently of greater
vEiue to the than the high priced and high
~ annotated articles. weinvite farmers to call
and examine the sample we have at orr ware
house WASHINGTON h IIPpIrT
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glad for all thst know themselves Indebted to call
and settle. hs ara in of money.
ApriI4 1875. GEO. T. LIGHT.
EDERKIEs' Pate9t Vented Eur.sry Bottle has Ad-
vHntHsos over all oth"rS. it being Constructed
that the vent can be regulated, thus insurjng the
perfect control of the supply of milk. II also al.
lowe the child OnurAe lily and prevents wind
from entering the stomach, which causes irriIabil
ity aud often sickness. Physician ali over
the couatTy are recommending this bottle. Giveit
May II, 1875 C. E. BELLER
4 from all mineral IN dicineB yet 40 compound
cd Of various r9ots. herbs. barkG: &c, as 10 be
the prominent diseases of the horse: for sale by
DREPARED Mustard Plapters-sup.rioTr 10 com.
mon mustard Plasters. always ready for i'm
mediate rse; clean aud not Liable TO change.
CEI than .D3 Y e. saL RtIi.
/. y PoEder in the world Light and nutritious
Bread Biscuit and Cakes made With it With but lit
TENTENSIAL Tea Bit-.rs. for tbe cure Of pys
y pePsia, Constipation. Headache, LOSS of kp.
petite, .; Re For 'sie by C.E BELLER
I EMoN FIGS a pIea,ant, safs and etI.c,u.l
- remedy for Constipation Of the Bowel. For
GRAHAM's Diorrboa H1ix,Ure. p prepar.d from
N the original Formula, the most efectua rem.
so :. IN 5 "st tor DAF'hf' AID all 6oTs as9sisos
THE shaker Extract of Roots, biEhIH recom.
~, %snded for Dyspepsia. Liver comPI.in,. Sc,
CoNnEssED Milk. Eagle Brand. the D best made.
~ TO be had at f RFITRRSg
July II. 1916
THE best makes Of Flour Kept const.atIy on
hand and for sale BY -
October 1876 ss DaTCADN
CnUSTRY Produce taken in exchange for rood.
AT 8. 8. DALGARHS,
yet s. 1910: Opposite Carter HouPe
~ A and Pine Salt, Bacon and Lard. Tor sale
49, s. 8 DALGARN's
12 VARIETIES Chewing and several varieties
10 Smoking Tobacco. The best selected stoeE IA
Chsrlestovn At low prices For ssIe by
6. 8. DALGARN.
RIKD Cage for sale cheap se
100. I5I5- Tin and Stove Honss.a
aHAhSpALs3 IN quantities to suit customers, for
- sale by JOS H. EASTERDAY.
OlNE Tar, pure article, in tin cans. qtt., cal,
July Is, 1916: JAS. Law Ia E7'f aoyoTF& CO.
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glad for all that know themselves indebted to call
and settle. az ara in need of money.
April l. 1916. GEU T. LIGHT
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PERFECTION OF HIGHT.
The only Absolutely Safe Illumin1tor to uso in
any Lamp.

EbAc BO11UN OE L1Unls
The only Absolutely Safe IlIuminntOr to usO in
any Lamp.
1T CANNOT BE EXPLODED.
Elaine, the family safeguard, Warden & oznsrd,
Nov %, ISIS GEO. W. T. KEARsLEY.
CREEPERs, a very useful iAvention for boot.
~ and shoes. to prevent slipping on ice. (when it
comes) For sale by
II! Jar Nh Il; l77s Jas y, Law nooEF & co;
u best Jar in uss-quaEts and half gallons; for
sale by JAS. LAW. HOOFF < co.
SINGLE and Double Shovel. Iron B.am and
y Steel Shovel PiOughs; Cast Steel Single ana
JAsSLAw. Ho0FF 3 co.
poPPLEIN'S Silieated super-Phosphate of
Lime. Call and examine circulars.
MAY 2, 1876. JAS. Law. HoOFF co.
pLoUGHs.1,lfy you need a Two Horse Plough,
warranted to PlesseOr no sale, try the Reok-
,' Ny i; Is Ps7 :;' las. Law noorF co.
~ Nails which We selling AZ reduced rates.
May Is. 1875. JAS Law HooFF h CO.
ANTERNs and lantern Globes, cheapest in
L towE. For ssle BY
TEA Pans and Coffee Pots, Stow P. ms and Tin.
ApriliI. Is7s. JAS. LAW. HooFF co.
I 000 LBS. of Butter Wanted. at the market
1sOIyO price. D. 8. HUGHES.
TINWARE,i in various articles; for ;.Is By
Beautiful sets for .aIeby
YAK shingles.and Pine and OAK Plank AID
aiming Lumer. for sale by.
March 2. 1878. JAS. Law Ho0EF CO
TRY HAINEs' Five Cent Havana Cigars. ifyou
i wish good smoke.
June 23, 1874.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-23
WOOL MAIIIIET.
WHOLESALE GROCERY MAR,.Er

BACON q lear. sides, u ssl5c; supply am.
pie; market good.
BUTTER-Comiug in rapidly; prices de.
olining; % cents according to grade fresh
country.
CANDLES sohoner's lG.sl7c;supply am
pie.
CANDY Stick, II to ID cents, according TO
grade. Dallas Candy Mandatory Il
CHEESE Western, liGl6
COAL Oil4-MHrket bare; % cents iu bar-
rels; In eases 81 1908 10.
COFFEE-Old good Java, 35g3Uc;Rio choice
23c prime, 2cig common, 2lW2ligc. stock
ample demand lair, with an upward ten.
dency.
CORN MEAL supply good; Oolted, 7oc;
unboted, Is cents per bushel.
FLOUR Todd Mills, 81 10 for tho best
XXX from 81 TO So p; XN, 81 30; y, 81 30; II.
Louis, none offered.
HAMS Fancy brands III, Ames), lie; of
brands from 10 to 10 e. market quletstoclI
small,
kROuT-Too late in the season TO quote.
LARD-ln tierce, lii4c; ION pals, lAl,c,
Fairbanks " Pecks, in tins, II c, Market
easy, supply light
MOLASSiGS. Stock light. Fancy Louis.
lana, zoe; choice, DC; prime, tOc; fair, toe,
SALI-ln sacks, Liverpool, 81 for coarse.
fine, " 80; Ohio ri y er, in barrels, hue, 81 10;
dairy, in barrels, 81 10; table, sc per sack,
Supply light, market quick,
uGAR-Granulated 6y the barrel, 10 G;
crushed, II c; powdered, u c. prime pow
dered, 1sc lower; coffee A. ll1.c coffee G., 1870;
choice Louisiana, Toe; primo, 1896 dry fair,
Sc. Market quiet, supply ample. A rise in
New Orleans ana New York reported.
EA-s inest gunpowder, 81 %. Market
quiet, supply good,
VINEGAR-Common, 25gt5O cents; double
strength 5l@B5c.
LES-Drled, Toe. for choice: lie for
prime; Zoe. for State. supply smooth
POULrRY-StOck light; demand good;
S. 80 per dozen for chickens.
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Nanless Outrage.

a tiendish outrage was perpelrat
Cd near Patterns Mills, in this county
ON saturday evening, last the part
IcuIars OF which We're given Us nv
Mr.. George Patten, yesterday, and
except that we withhold some q,
The more horrible details ofthe hell.
lsh deed, are about as follows, A
little girl aged about eleven Years
a daughter of Mrs. Heath, a respoct,
able widow lady, who lives near tbo
mills, was the victim. The child
spent the day with sister living
some three or four miles distant
ana late in the afternoon started
home alone and afoot. She was
hurrylng along unconscious of tho
terrible late in storel for her, when
suddenly she was accosted by Il ne.
gro man named George Scott who
came upon her from a thicket bv
the road side. To escape she fed
but a demon, was her persue and
the tender limbs of the child vera
powerIess against the sturdy strides
OF the negro. 1t was a race for life
but it lasted only a moment and
the girl was ovcrtaken and hurled
to the ground, Such Il deed as fol.
lowed is sickening in its horrible
details. The wild cries of the child
attracted the attention of two or
three boys who were hunting stock
close by, and then they ran towards
the scene. The negro caught sight
OF them as they approached, and
leaving his victim, he mounted n
horse and fled. As soon as the hell.
spawned wretch had Iosened his hold
upon the girl she also ran being com.
pIeteIy crazed by tho fearful ordeal
which she had passed. and
Il few moments after she ran into
her sisters house-amaniac. Every.
thing possible was done for her. |
After Il time she had so fan recover.
ed that she was enable TO tell the
name Of the negro. Meanwhile
swift runners where flying in every
direction and it was not long until |
the neighbOrhood was thoroughly |
ard q hundred men were .
securing the country for the brute. |
But night soon came on, and under .
he cover Of darkness he escaped |
Had he been captured it is highly |
that the friends of the glrl |
would have burned him to death
With fire, and hG richly deserves
uch fate. We are opposed how
'ver to mob violence under all cir
even in such case as
his; but the law should 10 very
peedy in bringing him to Il scatlold
George Scott is tall slim built
nulatto about 1907 20 years old,
lie wore pair Of gray pants and Il
rown coat; had on n pair of heavy
tcel spurs and was mounted on u
'ay pony with star in its forehead.
:, lie was seen in this city at noon
n Sunday by negro who knows
i'm, but since that time has not
cen heard Of Soon "a the inform,
ton Of the affair reached Waco,
heriff Ross, n number of deputies
nd the entire police force began a
igid search throughout the city
nd surrounding country for the
egro, but up toa late hour last
vcning had failed to capture him.
i Waco Examiner.
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In 1854, Washington, then in com.
mand of the Virginia Rangers at
Alexandria, awaiting the arrival Of
GcnneraI Braddocks' troops support
ed Mr.. Fairfax in an election con-
test for the House tof Burgcsscs,
against Mr., aiterwsrd Colonel,
William Payne of the Continental
Army. This seems to have been
one Of those rare occasions when
Washington's hot blood got the bet
ter of his peerless judgment, in the
Market square of Alexandria, ending
by an outburst OF rage Of Payne, in
which he felIed Washington to the
earth. The Rangers rushed from
their barracks and surrounded
Payne, but Washington, with calm
dignity dispersed them. A duel
seemed inevitable. On the follow
ing day, however, Washington sent
for Payne, and, extending his hand
said, with u gontlo courtesy, that
touched the other to the heart. "Mr
Payne, to err is human. | was
wrong yesterday; but ifyou have
had sufficient satisfaction, let us be
friends" Until the day of hi:
death, Colonel Pave retained to'
Washington a devoted and un
broken regard -["A Little Center
NAL Lady" Scribner for July.
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Melancholy Interruption.

at is indeed remarkable, sara
\ noble Burlingtonian, sitting IN
his parlor conversing with II few
yisit6r., "most remarkable that in
all ages, the records of which; care
bright with the glorious music OF
masters whose names are written on
every page of the worlds history IN
letters of gold, no woman has ever
written an opera or composed an
Grafton that could link her name to
un wing fame, In the very walks
ofart, where one would thirk women
should reign upon: an individual
throne, she is little more that a
mental an humble attendant, walt
ing upon and meckly subject to me :,
Wins of her master, who
Inst then Il womans voice from IN! inc
back yard split the April air liko
the sweep of sabre. "Jim jenkins rs,
YOU come here and keep this oaoy
ont Of the soap suds while ! put out
the clothes, or I'll tear the eyes ou'
Of YOU" And then the committee
rose, and the noble Burlngtonlan
beipp excused by unanimous consen'
the house soon after adjourned
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THE GRAIN NARErr

NoltN-Iexas IN shuok, 10 cents. Tex.
IN IN sack, a. cents; Kansas. ear. nnnr.
KANSAS, sacked, w. 10 d. cents. Market qulet
supply up 10 the demand
WhEAT-No, ?, old, none No. 4. old u,.,
VI w. NO demand for lower grades.
bAhLhl Nothing doing; no stock; prices
very dull.
RfE-Prlces nominal at Zoe; nothing DO.
ing. Wv
BRAN-Markst entirely bare,
hAf-TeNas, nom sb0SS per ton for new.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
CITY OF DALLAS.

Nayor--JOhn y. Kertoot.
Engineer William NJ. Johnson.
Barnett Gibbs.
TreasurGr--John w. Bowen.
Secrrtary--J. b. Hereford.
Assessor and Collector-J. n. Ogden.
Mar.hal-W, #. Morton.
Health OfliCer:-Dr. M. A. Cornelius.
Aldermeu--First ward II. Eryay, j. W
CroWdus. Second ward; W. j. Clark and f.
n. Gurdry. Third ward b. =. Jet and + NJ
Cnwan. Fourth ward j. l.. Williams and
NJ. NJ. NswsOme.
Commissioner of ImmigratlOn-J. Manlove.
The offices of the various city officers are
Of De city market house. The board OF AL
Sormam meet in regular session AT the c0un-
eli room over the market, very Tuesday
L.-t.
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IL RER

YELLOW PINE Boxing, fencing, Scantliup
:! % per hundred; dressed boards, - 10 psr
nun ceiling s.; ceiling, o. !. .;
wSdtherO9aruing, 81 75gS2; flooring, y Is.
WHITE pINE-Ceiling, u 2as2 Il. wnnth.
er0oardihg, 81; select boards, 81 jOgS5.
CYPRESS BoAeDS-SigSi Is.
SHINdLFA-White pine, 20 5O@S5 50; cy.
press, 50 ~.
The market is evidently active. Demand
quiet supply ample, The amount OF build.
Ing going ON Is considerable and no falling
OH perceptblc,
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APPLES--Are scarce; they are quoted az
sgglO per barrel; iorextra choice medium co.
market dull, none in town. -
ALMONDS--Fe nom 3@95c per 10.
BANANAS-F ON s29i per bunch. None
FIQS--ln layer, per pound &c; no drum
figs in the market; small pill! BOXES by the
100, 81 No.
at SS b0gl0 90 per box. on. nm
0RANGkS--Are scarce and quoted AT ~ M
mlO OO per hundred tor the Messina. No Fal-
ermo or Louisiana IN market.
NS-Are scarce, Mt u per pound
rhay Dr., nnoted i'm New York AT lie;
RAIsINS-Layer per box, So 5OGS 1904 W;
for FondOn s., .,o,
MISUNDERSTANDING are quoted ~ 2Oc.
OCOANTTS-Are quoted al % per nun
dred, -, ,n.t,, mn,
pound,