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SllERlFF'S SALE.
The Western Electric Manufacturing Go.
VS.. Merchants Union Telegraph Go.
no. 1911.

The Western Electric Manufacturing Co.
vs.. Merchants Union Telegraph Go,
no. 1911
In the 18th Ju,l cia' District Court for
the Parish Of Webster, La.
DY VIRTUE of an order and writ of
ID seizure and sale issued in the above
entitled case and ont Of the court at"re-
sail and to ne directed, | have seized
and will Off, for sale at the court house
door in the city of Natchitoclcs on
Saturday the 4M day Of -l"g"st, 1877,
within the legal hours Of sale, for cash,
subject to oppraiAemcnt the following
described property seized as the property
of said Defendant viz: The Telegraph
Line from the parish Of Red River 20 the
parish OF Grant running through the par
i>ll Of Natclltoches together with the Of
flee fixtures, batteries and appcrtenanreS
in the town of Campte and the office fix
lures batteries and appearances in the
city of Natchitoches; also including all
the wire, poles erected, insulators and
right of way on said telegraph line from
the line of Red River parish through to
the line of Grant parish, including all
the fixtures, Improvements and other
appcrtcnanccS thereto and belonging to
said Defendant "Mrrrhant Union Tele-
graph Company" with all the rights OF
way or other privileges of said Defend
ant i'll the said parish of Natchitochrs.
d. II. BOULLT, JH.
June 23-tls. Sheriff.
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The Louisiana State Register says:
the channel through the Jetties
may be % feet deep, but II YES
sells drawing from IS to 81 feet
could not get through. The ma
jority begin to believe that the
jctty business is one of the "bi@
steals' from the government, which
will damage us greatly without
doing the mouth Of the MISSISSIPPI
pi any good.
When we ask Congress to as
sist us in constructing legitimate
public works, this very Eads JET
ty swindlc will DC thrown in our
faces.
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Our lawyers have agreed in future
to assist the people as far as prac.
ticable in lessening tho burden of
court expenses now bea1ing down
upon the tax payer. To that end
thew will recommend in all minor
cases when the law allows it, that the
parties accused will waive trial by
jury and submit their cases to the
parish Judge for final judgement.
Cases of petit larceny should be re.
ported to Mr.. T. Z. Chaplin, district
attorney pro tenn, who will give them
prompt attention.
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,I,lllc %.
NOTICE..
Succession Of r. L. Z. Sit|ey, dec't

Succession Of r. L. T. Si6|cy, decd.
4 GNES NJ. SHELLEY, Administrators of
II the succession of Il. l.. +. Sibley,
deceased, having filed in this office her
final account of administration. Notice
is hereby given to all whom it may con-
Germ to make their "ppositions thereto in
ten days, otherwise the same will be
homoloyated and made the Judgment of
the court and the Administrative = bond
cancelled.
Witness the Hon p. A, Simmons Par
ish Judge, this II day of June A. u ~.
ONO. LAPLACE,
June 16-2t. Deputy Clerk.
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The war news from Europe has be

The war news from Europe has be-.
come terribly mixed !; in fact, the ter
riblt battles, bloody and sanguinary,
in which 7 Russians are wounded,
and the slaughter Of the Turks is ter
rifle, are becoming so numerous that
we cannot keep up with them. MIC
sic has been revitualed for the 55th
time-and that accounts for the de-
cline in Aour-and the advance in
cotton. W. think the European war
a dashed bore!
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Our old friend John NJ. Scanland,
who has scores of friends in our par
ish, sends US the first number of the
Daily Echo, of which he is the Editor,
published in San Francisco, Cal
The Echo is a sound Democratic pa.
Ter, and we wish Johnnie success in
his enterprise.
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CONSTABLE SALE.

l.. CEarlcvillc,
vs.. lUtl JlSLlCt CCIIt.
NJ. II. Hendricks. No. 81.
BY virtue Of a writ Of ii. fl. issncd in
the above entitled and numbered swift.
and to INC directed, have seized and Wilt
offer for sale TO the last and highest bid
der, at Tire door Of the Tenth Justices
Office, in the town of ClouticrvilIe, on
Thursday, Juno 2lst, 1877, the following
described property, to wit: One Sorrel
Pony. Terms of sale Cash, with the
eft Of appraiscment.
G. l.. COMPERE.
June Sth, 1877. Constable 10th Ward.
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George B, johnson, late Auditor,
has been arrested for maIcfeasance III
office. 1t seem that tardy justice has
awoke from her slumber, and that
we are about to enjoy publication
of political morals by tho punish
meut of political malcfactors.
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Extensive Land Transaction.

Extensive Land Transaction.
Maj. George +. Dawson and Col.
w. II. Jack, Of our parish, pur.
chased at the Succession Sale of
Judge Henry Boyce $1,000 acres
of Hill and River bottom lands,
situated in the parish of Sabine.
These lands arc fertile and we'll
watercd and timbered, and Messrs.
Dawson and Jack intend to SET
tic them up with WHITE immi-
grants. This large purchase looks
like old times again. Those who
are in possession can get good
titles upon payment Of purchase
money; and those wishing to set
tie can procure lands upon good
terms with easy payments. For
particulars apply to Nlessrs. Daw-
son and Jack, Natchitoches, La.
Ct.
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The Russ-Turko war drags on its
weary length-one dispatch gives
victory to the Turks aud the next
upsets it all. IN fact there has been
but small fighting thus far, and We
arc not much interested anyway.
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Have the Mighty Fallen ?

The many loyal friends of Mayor
II. J. IIcavScy in ,hi:. section, and their
name is legion, we've shocked bcyon"
vxpres>iou to see his name tIsu''"g
among those of Warmoth, Packard'
KELLOGG and such cattle, upon re-
,om,urudation to Mr.. Hayes for the
ap,oittmcnt of Jack Wharton rs T.
:. Marshal tor the State of Louisiana.
Jack Wharton is well known to the
people of this State as a !lacks"ard
and hummer. He has been hand
and glove with the worst enemies to
our society and race. He consorted
with the knavcs of the radical party
in Louisiana for Il decade, and dnrlng
the last canvass did all he could to
toist upon this people the notorious
Packard and his crew.
And Major llearSey recommends
such a man as that tor appointment
We are astoniShcd that he should
have descended from his high estate
to do such u disrcputabIe thing Maj.
Ilearscy has no right to lend his
n,mc. the honorcd name of the lead
inc editor of the leading Dcm"cra''c
iournal in this State, to the craving
petition for Office of any radical much,
less that of Jack Wharton-a seal
awag of low degree, bar.room pot
itician and staggering blackSuard'
If Major IlcarScy had not consulted
his charitable sympatlies i'll this mat
to, we feel assured he would not have
done this deed that blnrs his fair and
houorcl fame. If he had called t"
mind those singing lines pcnncd ny
his own hand no longer ago than the
18th OF last month, in speaking OF the
appointmcnt by Hayes of Ben But
lcr's nephew Geo. II. Butler, who is 0
the same grnus with Jack Wharton
VIC must believe that he never wou|'
have placed himsclfin a situation tt
demand this severe and just criticism
We beg to refresh Major llrarsry'
memory and append the Butler sting,
with the sincere hope that the MaJo
will himself "sin no more:
"Such conduct displays some quail
\ tiles in the sisncrS Of these letter
which are not creditablc to their man
hood or morality. We arc astound
ed, and the whole country will tie
that gentlemen of tho high standing
5 of 5. S. Cox and Milton Saylcr coul'
, have affixed their signatures to TIN
Endorsement and recommendation o
, so notorious blackguard and con
! victed rascal as this fellow Butler
and that in doing so they should hav
betrayed their real motive to be
= desire to please and conciliatc a ma
: of the infamy of Benjamin +. Butler
And yet such man could rccelv
!. an appointment to an office of tru<
| under the government by an admin
istlation which claims to have mad
civil service reform one of the lead
s ing features of its policy, aud has dc
= clarel that no heed would be give
. to the recommendations of politician
or members of Congress. And whs
/. is worse than all, among those sign
f ing such recommendations are prom
inent and houorcd Democrats.'
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1s Society DamoraliZed?

A gentleman of our acquaintance
md one of the good and pure Virgin,
"a stock, referred to the question that
heads this article and in that refer
cuco EXPRESSED a deep sorrow at the
terrible effect the license and reign OF
politicnl thirvcry for the past e'9ht
years have had upon our people.
Has this question ever been brought
home to any of Our readers ?
We fear not to all of them, for we
sec gentlemen every day do things III
a social way, which, if they thought
tor i moment, would be revolving to
them.
For instance, We sec men INDUCING
in the social amcnity of the glass, ana
in the pleasant intercourse OF ever!
day topics with men who arc se''.
confessed thieves, and scoundrcls Of
tho deepest dye. A short t'mo ago
these human demons were engaged
in struggle for the avowed purpose
of DESTROYING the virtue and intclIl-
cence of our race in this State; OF
deriving us 10y force of every v"s''Se
of human or constitutional 1Yht'
of spoliating upon our property and
robbing our ti\ls, and i'll committing
all the diSyraceful crimes known t"
the dcca1osuc; and to-day, We see
gentlemen pleasantly converslng and
socially drinking with these disrcpn'
table fellows.
Have these gentlemen thought of
the fearful crime they are commit
ting against their postcrity in thus
dcbasiug morals and demoralizlns
society by the social recognition
of felons? What punishment is there
for the soundrcl who has committed
the sins we have enumerated, and for
which there is no law penalty, 1t
be not social degradation :
Society demands protection, an'
society demands that those who have
violated moral law, who have dc'
based human nature, who have at
TEMPTED to destroy dcccncy and vir
tue, should be double damned by Tho
silent contempt Of gentlemen who
arc in and of society. People
from the country remark these con
vcrsations and drinks, and these so
cial rccngpitions of debased scoun
dlcls by persons supposed to be gen
tlcmen, and occupying positions il
scntccl society, and its continuance
will sink those who dare DO it, in tn
social scale finally to level with tn
debascd.
Our children arc growingto manhoo'
here, and it is a duty cove then
not to render them familiar with vic
and the vicious, as the example OF
: father associating With 4 Myers an
such cattle would set.
) We refer to this because it has bee
t remarked by more than one, and W
sincerely hope that we will not b
compelled to again demonstrate in tn
interest of society, for if we do, W
propose to make the war in its bcha
=, fierce and bitter. Society must \
purified and elevated, and we propoS
as a citizen, a father and sentlcma'
to do our share towards it.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-06-23

The following persons were execu.
ted in New Orleans, by hanging, at
IL o'clock on Friday last. Advian
Exeque, colored, aged 20; George
Norris, colored, aged IS; and Joa-
auin Florence, Of the PhilIirpin Is
lands, aged IS. All charged with the
crimo of murder.
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Estray Notice.

7 HAVE taken up and estraycd two
| Mares, one brown, with left fore foot
white, and both hind feet white, left ear
cropped off. Branded on the left should
er jD (connected) and connter-branled
under it, the same ID, AMI branded Oh
the left hip All (connccted. Also one
LIGHT brown mare branded w on left
hip. JOSEPH WELCli.
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1t is reported that the New Orleans
Times is to be converted into q Re-
publican paper. We conjecture the
conversion will be matter of ease,
as the Times has been on the moarn
ers bench for 10! these many days.
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Court Rambllngs.
Dottincs by our Reporter in the
Halls Of Justice.

Dottings by our Reporter III the
Halls of Justice.
Some doubt existed in the carly
of the sitting Of this Court as to
whether q negro charged with the
crime of larceny could be convicted,
that lonbt from two weeks trial has
grown to solid, substantial convic
ton that he or she cannot be. Muir
der, manslanghtcr or assault, the
average negro juror is open to law
and evidence upon, but in a case OF
hog, corn or cattle stealing, the thing
comes entirely too near home, and he
will not entertain for a moment facts
or law, bnt summarily ac4uits every
person so charged. That this criticism
is not over,|rawn, We beg to submit
three cases as samples; and we VEN
ture the assertion that no Philadcl-
phia shystcr ever thought of the quib~
blcs to acquit, that these predctcr-
mined negro jurors render as reasons
for their monotnous "not Gui|ty.'
Laura 4 Sophia johnson, stealing
corn. Caught in the act-taking the
corn from the field of another person.
NJ dcfonso. Nerlict-not guilty.
Reason "Nobody su~ them pull the
corn from the sk'|E.'
Caldwell and Clark, beef stealing
caught SHINING the beef. Verdict.
Not guilty excuse; "No1o0y salt
ony'hiny about de colw Oh de hitter
Vim. Smith, hog stealing, proof
positive. Three white men saw him
dragging the hog along the big road,
recognized the hog as the property of
another man. Ncrlict-Not guilty.
Excuse; "Borro~el yeur wiM which
he hou1ed up the hog, and a pot to
scohl the hog IN, the 0uy bcforc from q
whitc man,"
And SO on through the whole drea.
ry, sickening, We might say outra.
gcous, waste of hours and talent, un-
til the matter has become one of Sc.
rious consideration.
If the laws cannot stop stock steal
ing then the citizens must Ito it them
selves, and Vigilant Committees will
mob law will be in order. We can
not say we favor this, but in specia
cases like the ones under cons;dcra
ton, we think a few hanSings wonlt
be perfectly justitiabIe, and extreme
ly wholesome.
w. p. Hall, the District Attornc,
is zealons in his duties, and has adj
ded host of friends to his already
large and popular acquaintance, ant
we can congratulate the people o
this District upon having secured the
services of so able a gentleman a!
their District Attorney.
The criminal matters disposed o
) 50 far, is as fellows:
Mat Prcstel, s,abbing with intent tt
kill. Not guilty.
Washington and wife, burglary AM
larceny. Not guilty.
Henry Smith, larceny. Not guilty
Lucicn Hall, petty larceny. No
pros.
Nick Simmons. burglary and lar
ccny. Guilty. New trial granted.
= Dewitt Robertson, larceny. Gull
ty.
f VIM. Sims, assault with dangerou
, weapon. Not guilty.
. Dewitt Rohc,t>on, larceny. P|ea'
gnjlty; put himself on mercy G
!, court.
. Sylvcrc Hernandez, carrying con
, cealed weapons. Guilty.
Daniel Joseph, larceny. Not gnilt!
Miles Martin, larceny, ct ais. No
t guilty.
e Jones Johnson, Mule stealing.-
Y Guilty.
Thos. Blandop, petty larceny. No
guilty.
h Adam Johnson, malicious KILN
S mule. Not guilty.
/. James Albrow, rape. Not guilt!
3 Jules Edens, Horse stealing. Guilt,
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There are certain periods fraught wit
danger in womeu's life when nature re-
quires assistance in sustaining the tax on
her vitality, and we know of no better
aid than Home Stomach Bitters.
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Tho Commercial Fire Insurance
Co., Of St. Louis, has failed; and
Senator Bogy, of Missouri, looses
500, 600, and the disaster will ruin
him financially, if his creditors are
not inlulgent.
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NOTICE..

PARISH or NArCHIrOCnEs,
State Tax Collectors Office, 6
May 22d, 1877 J
This office is now open for tlc collec1
ton of LICENSES and TAXES, due ta7
State and Parish.
L. N. LANE,
Office Oh St. Denis St. Collector
May % If.
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Samuel II. Kennedy, President Of
the State National Bank and Fiscal
agent of the State, gives notice that
the July coupons on the consolidated
bonds Of this Slate will be cashed at
their maturity, upon presentation
The Nichols government pays its
honest debts if it does nothing more,
and that is considerable in advance
of what Kellugg's did.
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NOTICE..

Section no. 104, Of Act. no. 96, approx
ed April 10th, 1917, provides: "That it
shall he the duty OF the Presidents Of al
Police Jurirs throughout the State, an
nually in the month Of Srptrmhrr. TO
transmit to the Auditor of Public Ac-
counts detailed report of the condition
of the parochial affairs, giving a state
mcnt ut the rate of taxation, the amount
of disbursements, aud the outstanding
debt, if any
Therefore all persons holding parish
Indebtedness of amy kind must present
the same to 4. L. Lrmrr, Parish Treas
urrr, for Registration before the lst day
of September next, as it will not be re-
crivablr in payment Of parish taxes un-
less so registered
WM. PAYNE.
June 90. President Police Jury.
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We think the purchase of Juror and
witness certificates by the District
Clerk or his deputies reprehensible to
say the least of it. No officer of this
parish who is authorized by law to
issue scrip of any kind has any moral
right to speculate in it. The fact of
his doing so gives rise to suspicion
and remarks, and society has come to
pretty pass if it requires legal pen
alties, as some have urged, to pre-
vent an officer from dong a repre-
hcpsible act. If such is the fact then
the demand for political and official
publication should be louder.
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We beg to call the especial atten-
ton of those holding claims against
the parish, to present same to the
Treasurer, Mr.. Lemec, for resistra~
ton, as the law directs, of which the
President gives notice elsewhere
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EStray Notice.

THAVE taken up and estraycd, one
sorrcl mare. no brand to be seen two
scars OH the right jaw.
JOSEPH X. WALKER,
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Dissolution,

Dissolution.
David Pierson having become DiStrc
Judge. the Law Firm Of Jack & Pierso]
is dissolved. Thu unfinished business q
the Finn will be conducted and settlc|
by the undersigned.
April ?S-tt- WIN. H. JACh'
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Hrrringc-45WG5c + box.
Codiish-Gtc by 100 pounds.
Cocoanuts-S5 per hundred.
Sour krout hone in market.
Coal Oil----23a 25c + gallon.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES.
Sngar-Common S40
Good Common 9t0
Prime 10Y ii.
Choice l0alllc.
Molasscs--- Common, 1oc p gallon.
Fair 4jc.
Prime SOC.
Choice csc.
LIMBER.
CYPRESS lumber SI3 per thousand feet.
Pine lnmhrr-S'4 per Thousand feet.
Cypress Shinglcs-$t % per thousand
Nals-S} 7jm4 Is.
Wagons SG3a IS.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Wool-LouiSiana, clean 150lS
I!i.lcs-!2ID TIE.
l. WrS-'JtttI ~ ')UH~ ~ fHEL.
lIay-$l5u IT, per ton.
Corn - G5u Soc per hashcl.
Vrrans--S3 Anu 6 90 per bbl.
Es.S-l5" zoe per doz.
Buttcr-Goshcn, 23c per ID.
Choice Western lSI Zoe.
Potatoes Sweet, 75cu$l per bnshel'
Tallow -7u---c per pound.
BecswaX----25a 2Sc + Ii.
observation-disclosures 81 5CdS4 " doz.
Turkeys $9Q$lS y doz.
Geese sass per doz.
Ducks 80 per doz.
Pork cper lb.
Bcet-5aGc per ID.
Mutton Toe per III.
Venison-S2 per saddle.
Dried Fruit-Applrs loo.
Beans, Northcrn-7074c.
Cranberrics-Kcg S. Is.
DRY GOODS.
Priuts-7Tl0c.
Brown Cotton-C0l0c.
Lowells-lO0l24c.
Stripcs-]2i u ljc.
Brogans-sl 5o0l IS per pair
CAN GOODS.
Salmon-S3 90 y dcz.
Mackercl 81 Is = doz.
Lohstrrs-S2 90 p doz.
Spiced Meat--S5 SO p doz.
Sardincs-4 boxes l6tc T. box.
Oystcrs-95c0Sl 90 + doz.
Eagle Milk-$2 95 = doz.
Yeast Powtlers-$30@2s = gr oss.
Peachcs-s2 so + doz.
Pine Apples = 50 2502 50 p doz.
Concentrated Lyc-$6 so p case.
CASE GOODS.
Brandy Peac,es-$4 IS p t|oz.
Pepper Sauce-S1 7501 IS = doz.
Hostcttcr Bitters S. 0OM9 so doz'
Drake Bitters-s3 5Oa3 Is = doz.
Plantation Bitters-S 25Qs so t doz'
LIQUORS.
New York Eran,ly-sl 3301 Is.
Gin--$l 32lDf 60.
Imported Cognac-$l 65fG2 CO.:
HluSct DIX uuN I'll OoWS ~c'
Cherry Brandy - 81 90(@2 IS.
Blackberry Brandy-Sl 6O02 Is:
Importcd-!iolland Gin So 90@4 o.
Jamaica Rum-S5 00@7 90
Irish Whiskcy-$5 0O@6 50.
Scotch whiskey-$5 o00e "
WINES.
Claret-$4 az 90.
White wine-$5 5O01O 90.
Champagne
Krug & Co., (qurts) s25 goM
Ncuve Cliqnot Ponsar1i-SS'
Piper Hcilsieks-$25 90.
ALE AND PORTER.
Dutjeans Layerbier-qts. 50 50 pts ~
Milwaukic-qts. - Is pts. 81 IS.
Bass 4 Co.,-Alc, pints 81 %
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For Rent

The Maricclia Dwelling House, on
Texas Street.
Apply to- j. TRlCllEb,
April 2l.-tf. Agent
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$1})}2rErt and Girw,
COMPLIED AND CORRECTED WEEkIYpv
CIIAS. I.IERISSON,
IFor the \INDIrAToE.

1'l,r>, figures represent ronml lot pr.
crs: Tvs yr>oil. higher pli""s will have ia
be paid,
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COTTON RECEIPTS.

Received Previously 3>1l bales
Rrcrivcd this week
Total aW
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Total - aoA
FINANCIAL.
Cold slp7,u-
Silver
Parish Warrants
Oll-:'nr.
Nrw-:JOr.
City Warrants--7'1 Soc.
GROCERIES.
Curr~r-Nrw York cream lJ.dl6.
Choice Western ia i2@s
Etanlv Chrrrirs-si Is per doz,
Vinegar -lsu 3-r per gallon
RlCE.- Prime 14uSc + Ii.
Good 74r.
Fair G9r.
Soap-3u &c per h.
Salt-sl 30 per sack.
Starch llUm.
Candlrs-l30 ii
Whiskcy-5I l5a$3 - + gallon
C"t}re-2Ou 24c per 10.
BREAD STCfFS.
FLovE-5 Bills - ''W" oo
BARRELS s. OOa II 90:
Cornmcal-Si % per Dbl,
GritS-S4 - per Dbl
GRAIN AND FEED STUFFS.
Oats-55c0 per hushc|.
Bran 81 1ja - per 100 lbs.
Whcat-Whitc Western s. 3uper BUSH
PROVISIONS.
BAcoS-Shoul,lrrs G401c.
Clear Rib Sides S&G9.
DRY Salt Shoulders TO
Dry Clear Rib $40 c.
Clear Sides l0u l0}.
Larl-rirrcr lOI lie.
Mess Pork STA SO 5opcr Dbl
llAMS-Chojcc l2!0
Ordinary ll!W
b. BacOn-llul2t.
Pig Pork-lIalf bbls. 50 O00
Pig T"ngues-6tc piece.
Pigs rcet-none in market.
Bologna Sage-l0a l2c per ID.
Bccf-Fulton, $40 7jprr bbls.
Uran.rS-$l jUu5 90 per Dbl.
Onions-WcSten, s. 5uVSG 50
Cahbaycs-1o0 II.
App'rs-s' 75M
Potatocs-s2 5oa400 = Dbl.
Hcrringe-4jUG5c + box.
Colisl-Gtc by 100 pounds.
Cocoanuts-$5 per hundred.
Sour krout hone in market.
Coal Oil----23a 25c + gallon.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES..
Snyar-Common STA
Good Common ?t0
Prime 1Ul III.