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AGreatlnYentiOn

Ana one 0i much heueft ~ The people ~
lhigpt always HilfhnlH attention, II nus
been tho history Ofhll trades hnd branches
OF labor that the primitive method NJ ae'
complaining tho desired end has been quite
lnbOiipuHi hnd very slow In ~ ruRnlla, ~
least ihb history OF well making hreWH 10
oOnnrm the assertion, First dlgglng win
tue pick ana spade, then honlebO1y thought
~ boring hy hand, hui ~ llfsi The Augerh
used were crude aiiars and capable Ut hur'
ing, but small hole Hupplyingh very little
pure water, The opening up NJ Tho great
west made tho demand Tor wells ~ great
mat WITHIN the last two NtnTh wellshOIlng
too,H have been Invented, ana the business
HAS been IN measure IoYOlullOniNed, nnd
hnA become Il source Of mOn6y,mnllibg
cqnallel by no other branch whore tho IN
yeAlmohl $50 lltile, NrH 0ro looking nov 10
whore thuy can g0t The hest machine, ifrs
Hcti1d has ~ Inst been fen0hcd, nnd we ofer
you u machine complete la every detail, one
nat IN dchilnOd TO live when all others are
forgotten, II u The only anger over IN.
vented with stone attachment or nn adj,
luhlhhlo hthd thAt hniCA any sized we'll,
rom two feet up, without t0imora, called
tue Centennial va dUgfr, patented jane ~,
1919, ana manufactured by u, II, Hodge, Du.
buquc Iowa. Any Que wishing 10 20 inl0
iho buhlnehs, or trade land, town property
or Ntook for M auger nnd territory, or want
~ travel IN THIS state aud sell nnHc and
ttilllofA ON large commission, viii please
call ON mo ~ tho National hotel, or X. u,
hHl'l w WV lhnlolh nuuhc WIN hlftcli
DALLAS, Texas, where | VIII be for tho next
thilty days Tie nuger IN ON exhibition, aud
IN running all the time, | will guarantee
amy man 10 make rs much IN $40 per day.
rms looks like gold mlLo, doesn't II but
u has be II made with tins machine day
after day, ana viii be mndo over aud over
again by many who are lucky enough 10 go
INTO inc business, Co. q and sec mo before
II IN 100 late, nv can not st In this place
nut thlfly days u, N, ROOT,
POtentcg Ofaaid Anger.
N. BIAS have been engaged In No well !
boring business for the last Two years, and
nm acquainted with tho most OF the nugOrs
III use aud having run the Centennial Ailgur |
Tor The Inst five months, would Cheorfuly |
recommend II M the most complete and |
nllly, S.r, DEpIHR.
JanSd&wlm
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Ftx H..

The plank walk on the east side Of
Main street, above the Market House,
should have another railing run along
II. In several places 1t passes high
over gnlleys, making II dangerous for
pedestrians. A person falling through
would be likely to break his neck or
MAIN himself for life.
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The inlmitable Joe Murphy viii APP
pear Friday night In the above tonch-
ing Irish play, and on Saturday night
In the other great Irish play Of "Help.n
Here Ia u rare opportunity 10 nee some
ilrst-raie acting, and we doubt not our
leople win avail themselves OF 1t. See
Joe Murphy by all means.
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4 VIE STATE Of TEXAS, con MY nr
pALLAS-J USTICEB' PRECINCT. No :
Inc state of Texas to the sheriff IN snx
eonetabie OF Dallas county greeting. Wher, ,.
as oath mas this day been made before m
ny william Sachse, that X. c. Rhine ia q
transient person, 40 that tue Ordinary mr.
ces1 oil law can not be served upon him, Won
ain iieiepy com banded That you by msl ms
puoiieation OF this writ In some neWspaia,
printed N Dallas county for three sliecss.
slNe weeks Before the return day hereof
summon the said h. q. Rhine to be ana an
pear before me NJ my office, In precinct M
., IN the county o. Dallas, on the 18th dav oi
fepruaTy A. ID. lsTs, 10 answer The eon.
plant OF the said William sachse Tor ths
sum Of ninety-ihree dollars, due upon act
s iqr money loaned to said r. c. ,Rhins
ABOUT the first OF November A, ID, Isl. ~
purchase crop. or which said crop was TO
stahu rs lien fof said money. "
herein TAIL not and Of this writ mako dp.
return as the law directs. ""o
slven under my haud thisth 2od ,iay OF
EFT. MYERS, Up j
frecinct Nc.s, Dallas county, Texas.
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Messrs, IGd, stOekle and Jake Folder,
formerly with Wilson, have opened q
barber shop near the Lamar hOlell
the llrsl shop west Of the entrance oli
Main street They are prepared 10
give perfect satisfaction u lhelr pa
irons, janlblm,
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On Sunday. the 10th instant, Allen,
infant son Of Robert and Minnie Fitz-
gerald, aged eight days. The funeral
took place yesterday, at three y. m.
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Dallas Ciiy Lumber YARD.
w. II. aanO,

Attorney at law; Office, COZ Main
street, Dallas. Prompt attention given
to all business entrusted TO his care.
--iebi.ly
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Manufactured In Dallas and sold at
lowest eastern prioep. Office and works,
ITO Main street, opposite CrutchReld
mouse. janlStf
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This talented lady will commefce
her engagement at Fields operahouae
tonight in the play OF "The Hunoh.
back" TO be followed by "Romeo and
Juliet" and Macbeth Mr.. Tays
lenre, the accomplished manager, thus
pays our city merlted compliment by
giving MS the classic standards which
have made the mimic art the great
CONSERVATION OF correct literary taste,
AMI an elevstlng and refining infiu-
ence In the world. We bid Mrs Chan.
frau and Mira. Taylor a warm welcome
to Dallas and 10 Texas.
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Nionel'ips Ghinneys.

Safer, more durable, and cheaper
than brick. Architects and Insurance
men recommend thom. Manufactured
aud sold at 40 Main street, opposite
the Crutchileld house. janl3tf
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Dallas c,,y Lumber Yard.

-Four No. mules for sale at
0rr's. II
Adams & Co. solicit consignments
and fills orders. tf
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Dallas CITY Lumber ysrd,

Adams " Co, OIL orders for grain
aud produce. II
Choice onions ~ per barrel NJ
Adams n co.'s n
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The Wurst supper at the Brewery
will take place Wednesday evening,
the 18th. The affair is strictly pri-
vate.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-12

-Cholce buffalo hams nj Adams Il
CO.'S. feb6.tf.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-12

IL have used Giles Liniment Iodide
OF Ammonia In my family and for my
horses, with wonderful results. Have
tried other liDiments, but have found
none equal to II. Would not be with.
out 1t. Would not be without II.
MIX Depot, 500 East 9Th street, New YORK.
For sale by Conner q Walker, drug.
gists, Dallas, Texas.
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Dallas Oiiy Lumber YARD.
DniinH Ciiy Lumber YARD.

County scrip by David w. Adams,
court house. .ian0.lm.
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Aailg gerald.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF DALLAS CITY
ss,,ss,

Henry v, dllligg A Coz pfopIle'p's m VIC
American Exchange and HEADING i'op"F
lie strand, London, England, sIe our aug
authorized agents 70 solicit subscriptions
ana advertisements, TnH pAilr hKhALp
viii DO found on nla, and Texans ~ isonaoh
viii fnd II ~ lhslr service
kstias,
No one Ia authorised " purchase any a'n'
ale whatever on tho account OF THs hHH'
AN without an order signed NY
I, u, BARTOw
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Dallas Cily Lumber Yard.

buy your buggIes ut Orr's-they
all do II, II
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DRY GOODS mAHISET.

PRINTS-Allen's l-2; American D l-2
Harmony I'd; Garner o; Gloucester leg;
Berlin solid . ~; Richmond Pink Q; Nal.
HEAVY BROWN DoMEsTIC-Indian
head s; Lawrence Xxx s; Antelope7 l.2; Lake
George AA la; Ettrlck Xxx 81; Pegnot A
8; Bay Ridge a q; Titan II 3-i; Excelsior
MA 81; Charter Oak A 4; Grauiteville rs
FINE Brown shEETlNGs-DwishtA An.
Choir l'2; Holyoke IT,; salisbury 7 Id; AL
lendale A., 70; Allendale o., u; Allendsle
l0-i, %; Lake George A IA. Fan mers A u ~;
Worcester u Ia; Peerless A Sd, IL.
BLEACHED MUsLINS- Wamsutta, u;
New York Mills ~ Fruit OF the Loom, S ia;
Larweil 8; Lonsdale, s "a; Bristol y; Cabot
la; Hampshire s; Hallowell 4; Reynolds
Ed Harris rs, 7. Slatersville rs, 0, Willow
dale les, 8 "a; Peerless 81, 3; Lonsdale Gam
brio 10 l-2; knights cambrio .; White River
cambria .; Diamond Ill cambria 10.
DUCKS-Sevage 3 OF u l.2; Sewage 10 oy
l6 l.2; Montana 40 Inch q; Lion Brown IL 10
Hampden Us brown ~ ~ "; hampdenn VI
Hampton 90 drab IL ~; Avondale blue
u I-2; Artisan striped 10; Allendale plaid l5
Patapsco plaid 10 ~.
CAMBRlCs-Koll, &c; Flat, 8 l.2c; High
CoRsET JEANs-Naumkeag, 9l-2; Penn
berton, Sc; suffolk, 9Hc.
TJCKS-Amoskeng AGA, lie; do. A 10 IL;
do b II IL; do. + 10; Belmont AGA 10; do.
ga gold medal, "A, l6; do. gold medal rs, Is;
do CT IS ~; do AA 10; do X o. Methnen AA
ii IL.
CHECKS-E Economy, 1910; Americus, lie;
Caledonia, No. 20, Ice; ParK 100, lie.
DEN MS-Boston o.; Amoskeag II; Belmont
AL IL; do Geo -; do BIB 10 l-2; do AAA 10;
Warren &C u, DO BIB 10 10; do AKA 10; Pearl
river III ~.
Observation-Disclosures, S9@0c, Eyretts,
1870; Amoskeag, l2c.
SrRIPES--American, 9hc; Glasgow, 6-3,
lac; Alabama, SO, brown, l2Rc.
NGHAMS-Amoskeag, &c; Bates, DC;
Renirew, 80; Southwark, Sc; dress styles,
l0Mc.
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A Had Case of Uspry,

The Virginia City (Nev.) Enterprise
says I'VE were told the particulars of
case of a young man who is being
eaten up by interest at about as lively
rate as though he were devoured by a
devil>fish. His case is reminder of
the celebrated horse shoe nail pro blem
1t appears that in 1876 the young man,
not then OF age, was the keeper of
restaurant in this city. On one occas>
ion he required some money, and
lawyer boardil with him loaned him
fifty dollars, the young man saying
that, rs interest on the sum, he would
not charge the lawyer for his board until
he paid HIM back his money. The law.
yer said this was all right, and next day
brought the boy note, to be signed by
him, in which interest on the fifty dol
lars was charged at the rate of one dol
lar and forty cents per day, the lawyer
saying that this was about the value of
what he was eating each day. The boy
objected strongly to signing the note,
but was finally induced toput his name
to the paper. The lawyer went ON eats
ing-the boy not finding it in his power
to keep going and pay the fifty dollars
till the restaurant busted out. Fin
ally the young man, who had gone to
work in some restaurant in town, was
sued ON the note by the lawyer, who OBJ
tanned judgment with interest at the
rate of one dollar and forty cents per
day. The young mans wages amounts
ing to one hundred and sixteen dollars,
were attached and gobled, yet the note
was far from being paid. Now the
lawyer is going after his victim again,
and the principal and interest amounts
to just $765 So not saying anything
about what the lawyer ate and the one
hundred and sixteen dollars he got by
attaching the young mans wages"
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Helena ON. T.) Independent: At 4
o'clock the furnace lid was raised, and
the circular tongs lowered by Stephen
Molitor to grasp the crucible. 1t was
the critical moment now, and all eyes
eagerly watch the workmen, The
tongs slip little Molitor grips more
firmly, brushes them down among the
living Goals, and the iron bands close
like wise around the pot. The iron
hook is lowered, grasped the hooks be-
low, and steadily rose the fiery treasure.
Steady cried Molitor, and the cruel,
bic, with precious bubbling fluid, was
raised up and landed on the iron plat
form. The mold was ready and the
seething vessel was gradually worked
to it, tipped over, and the molten mass
poured in. When half full, the mold
cracked like rihe-shot, but the pour
ing continued until the last drop was
drained from the crucible. In few
minutes the brick was tossed on the
heor, grasped by tongs and tumbled
INTO tank of water which boiled,
Missed and foamed over and around the
mammoth brick. Bucket after bucket
was poured in, and in few minutes
The monster cast never bubble to the
smooth surface. And thus was cast the
largest gold brick that we are aware Of
In the world, all from mine as yet
unsurpassed in richness. The brick
weighed 1889 96 ounces, valued at S54,.
502 ". 1t is 1916 inches on top, and
q inches deep, representing 2S5. 1915
cubic inches of solid metal.
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81 IN the sun an glt tat, but wild me
hlVs soullle and scramble from day's
eend to days eend an I'm monst ous
glad Wen night comes eff got slice or
wild ''"
Some or desc yer nggers, Brer Re,
mus, wat STAINS round an suns deysel f.
look ! Ike dat dey got rich kinlolks
somewheres.
mo use fer ter bodder bout der klns
folks, Brer Plato, VI want for desc
sunshine nlggers de ohaid'gang wouldn't
no able Ter ter dig pos hole, Hit nd
DO mighty nigh ea weak ca dc toddy
wat Mars John mikes for der baby.
Nlggers don't fatten on no sunshine.
Wen you wake les TO day an hear dc
mems oacklln' an o squalin' you can
DIES put II down dat one er desc yer
sunshine nggers is maxim his Twin,
ana TIA pleeceman happin fer ter so n.
Ter up deres anudder candydit for dc
chain gang"
"fou'er chawin' guvnmont terbaoker
now, Brer Remus," responded uncle
Plato. approyingly.
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Out of Tune.

When the tones of n musical instrument
become harsh and discordant, we say IT Is
out of tune" The same may be said OF
that far more wonderful and complicated
piece of mechanism, the human structure,
when IL becomes disordered. It only
actual disease, but those far more common
causes, overwork, mental anxiety, and fast
living, may impair It's vigor ami activity.
The best remedy lor partial collapse Oh the
vital energies, from these RS from other
causes, is Hostetter's stomach Bitters, which
Ia at lhe same time an agreeable and mind
cheering cordial, and the best possible In
vigorant in all cases of debility. IL is an In
comparable stOmachic and anti-billious
medicine, eradicates fever and ugue, and
prevents subsequent attacks. IL remedies
with certainty and thoroughness bowel and
kidney complaints, dyspepsia, nervousness,
rheumatic troubles, ami many other bodily
ailments. 1t also counteracts influences
which predispose TO disease.
may2l-dlm&wlt
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THE STATE OVER.

MI LomW,-llillsboro Expositor
Wheat is turning out splendid, Near,
Nv every field harvested will average
twenty bushels per acre, Late wheat
not yet cut Is said TO be not quite so
good, but the yield is now certain to be
Tho largest for many years, The grain
is large and perfect, Corn and cotton
are unusually promising,
Young C6unty-Craham Leader; Sev,
eral prospectors from Pennsylvania and
Indiana were in town last Saturday
Work has been commenced on the new
Jail, II will be erected on the Jail lot
east of the square, and will cost 81, Gi5
--llarvesting is under full headway.
and the wheat crop promises much
larger yield than was NJ first antioipat>
ed The heads are well perfected, and
tho grain is Of good quality,
collin ComM-Advocate; Mckinney
will soon haye five ten pin alleys -
As soon rs the farmers begin TO shin
wheat and oats, business will spring up
lively and Allen will enlarge her bord.
ers, The town is beautifully located,
and is one of the richest parts of Collin
county, To the emigrant Just stepping
oil the train, the view of the country
here Is charming, indeed, The prairie
is covered with millions of flowers
herds Of cattle and horses feeding on
the grass, the farms all in fine state of
cultivation, and the harvest, now ripen,
ing, wave and roll like golden oceans to
meet the kiss of the sunbeams. Plano,
seven miles to the south, is plainly visi,
BILE.
johnson CountH--Chronice. A cores,
pondent from Cross Timbers who fails to
give his name, says the crops were
never better, except oats, which are
sorry. Fruits were never better.
The late wind storms were destructive
Of the many beautiful orchards in this
part of the county,-The growing
crops are all that could be asked by the
most exacting, Cotton has a good
stand and is now undergoing the chops
ping out process. Corn is generally
laid by and much of it is beginning to
tassle. The crop now promises an un.
precedented yield Saturdays
wind blew the negro school house from
its foundation and also small house in
the eastern part of town. In the coun.
try it demolished fences, blew down
some corn and scattered promiscuously
the shocks of wheat in many fields
These wind storms are getting too ia.
miliar.
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Or the method of burning our bodies after
death, created some little stir In this couu-
try, but met with very little favor. TO pldce
our child, our mother or father into II hot
oven. after death, and to stand and gaze at
Its rapid crIsping, burning aud conversion
into u few ounces OF ashes, is, In our estiinu-
tion, cruel ard sinful. Now ladies', you who
are suffering from some female complaint,
who have become Irregular, or have pains
aud aches, Mysteries, nervousness ana gem
erai prostration, we advise you TO use Eng
fish Female Bitters ut once, and claim IA
new lease upon your lives. 1t In n wonder
full female regulator, and also quick and
powerful tonic, curing chronic cases In an
incredibly short time. dtilJunl-w2t
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Hard Times and "suushine Niggers -

Uncle Remus and old man Plato,
VINO are excellent specimens of the old
ume darby, met at the passenger depot
and compared notes.
Desc is mighty hard times, Brer Res
mus"
"You'er hoopin' now, honey; an
deyer gittin' harder. De man dat gifts
ssdollar desc days is got to onlimber
mss !, shos you bon. Ee's got TO git
tSun like he wus campmeetin' ras-
OATS wat calls knockin' at de
'front.' do" said uncle Plato, by way Of
expressing his hearty assent.
De time done come, Brer Plato"
continued uncle Remus, tween nigt
gers amt got none de vantage er pc
wife folks. Some un um, l motifs, kin
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New Jersey has the medal NJ the boss
poisoning state,
Strawberry shortcako can be indenti-
fled by the berry placed in the centre,
Forty thousand crates of peaches are
on their way to New York IRON Geor,
gia,
IL is suggested that Elizabeth be
made the daughter of Beecher's regi.
ment
Professor Mallet, Of Baltimore, Is
still hammering away at science.
There is resJoicng in Boston over the
prospect of settlement OF that divorce
suit.
Every phonograph row has a pretty
girl attachment. We think dood
deal of the attachment.
Earl Russell doesn't like the "send-
off, the London papers gave him. They
were too thoughtful.
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STATE DE TEXAS.

IL gives TO the Passenger view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district and
great grazing grounds OF the West.
Ats passenger and freight trains are sur
passed by none in the state. Pullmant
Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Carr
leave 1T. Louis daily via the M, IL. q 4. ny
at S:45.; Hannibal Mt l045 a. M, and Sedalla
at B:I5 u. m, running through to Denison,
sherman, Dallas, Hearne, Austin and Hons-
ton without change. Connection ~ also made
at sherman with the Texas and Pacific rail-
way for the above named points.
The connections OF this Road with the M,
X. Il Il. at Denison for ~. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort scott, Kansas city and all
points North and East; with the Texas a Pa
ciflo at sherman for 1t. Louis Cairo, Men,
phis, and all points East and Southeast, and
1T Houston with the g., III. a =. A. for San
Antonio, the o., ii. q II. Tor Galveston, the
Texas Il New Orleans Railway for Beaumont,
Orange, etc., the Morgan and Mallory Steam
ships for all points on the Gull and Atlantic
COASTS, and the Liverpool Il Texas Steamship
Line TO Liverpool, Havre and other Euro
pean cities are perfect, while It's freedom
from dust and heat ON account of the nature
OF the soil and the open prairie country ovei
which Il passes, with its cooling sea breeze,
pleasant scenery OF broad prairies, beautiful
groves, we'll cultivated fields OF cotton, corn
small grain, and fruits, render IL especially
desirable and advantageous to travellers and
shippers In preference TO others.
St. Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
at 100 y. M, Houston at 80 p. m, Hearne
at 1000 p. m, Dallas $50. .. m. and Denison
at ll:46 o. m.
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Parry Opinion OF Hay IN,

81 Louis Republicans The demo,
Gratis are far better satisfied with Mr.
Hayes than the republicans are, and
they have no desire TO SEQ him dis,
possessed, even TO make room for Mr.
Tilden. When, therefore, the republi,
can committee tell the country that the
house OF representatives intend, after
having suborned evidence to bring in a
verdict that Hayes is a usurper, and
that he shall not remain in office" they
transcend the limits even of party liz
cense, and make themselves deiame,s
OF one branch of the national legisla,
ture.
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IL Is the duty ofevery person who has used
Boschee's German syrup 10 let It's wonder ful
qualities be Known to their friends in curing
Consumption, severe Coughs, Group, Asth'
ma, Pneumonia, and IN TACT all throat aud
lung diseases. No person can use II without
immediate relief Three doses viii reli ave
any case, and we consider 10 the duty ofall
druggists TO recommend IL TO the poor dying
consumptiye, at least to try one bottle, nv
40 900 dozen bottles were sold last year, and
no one case where IL failed WAS reported
Such a medicine as the German Syrup can
not DO too widely known, Ask your drug.
gist about It. sample bottles 10 try, sold at
10 cents. Regular size, 70 cents. For sale by
all druggists. may23dlw-wlt
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WINES AND LIQUORs.

wHIsKY-sweet mash, 81 5O@i 90; Sou
mash, 81 Sg6OO.
WINES-Claret, in case, 81 10; Catawba;
er gal. 81 1902 90; Port, per gal., sl.lOgi W
berry, per gaI., 81 lO@I 90; Madeira, per ga,
| COOS 20; White wine, In cases, "a 2592i 90;
CHAMPAIGN E-Cooks, in basket, Sl8 ~
Heidsieciz, in basket, SIS OO; krug, Ia basket
s27 "; Domestic champagne, sl29lS.
ALE-Stock ale, cask, Is l6@2 o. Porter
cask. ~ l5@2 81. .,.,o
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in cask, sl2@l3
Gognac, per gal, 81 3s92 IS; French,per gal.
81 50al5 00;Apple, per GAL, VI 1908 20; Peac ~
81 1908 75;iinger, 81 25@2 0O;Blackoerryisio W
aINS-Old Holland, pergal., 50 5O95 81
Domestic, per gal. 81 4O@2 30.
RU MS-Jamaca, - 3Oa5.