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THE sEwANAHKA DISASTER.
Engineer Weeks statement Of the
burning of the Vessel.

New York, June 30-Engineer Weeks, Of
Sewanahka, has fled The following report
with the local board Of steamboat inspectors:
Gentlemen-I respectfully submit to
your notice the following ne my statement
relative to the Sewansbks disaster. We left
Thirty-tbird street, East river, at our usual
time, on Monday, June 2Sth, which was
about A 80 p. M, and proceeded on our way
until we arrived at He'll Gate, where first
heard rumbling noise, which seemed to
come from the starboard boiler, and was sim
liar in sound to very distant thunder. | i'm
mediately proceeded 10 the fre-room en-
trance and shut off the JET, and then first no.
ticed sheet of flames and gas issuing from
the ash pans under the grate.bars.
and also from the cracks around
the furnace doors, which remained
closed all the time. again opened TIE Jet,
hoping to carry back the escaping gas and
flame by increasing the draft thereby made
BY this time the woodwork partition between
the engine and fre-room had ignited.
started the donkey fre.pumps, but was
quickly drawn away by the flames, and had
10 abandon my post. / then climbed to the
hurricane deck and to the pilot house, and
communicated with the captain. | advised
him TO run the boat ashore MS qucklvas pos
sible, which he did. ! then proceeded aft and
assisted in distributing life preservers, until |
was compelled by the flames TO Jump over
board to save myself, by which time the
boat was aground and enveloped in flames.
l did not see any escape Of steam or water,
which triVpc ma raoeOn for eupnosint, tho
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Fire nj DenisOu.

Information was received last nigt that a
considerable fire occurred in Denisoiyester.
day. The HERALD endeavored to ltrn the
particulars by telegraph, but as the Western
Union office at Denison closes at clock, a
special could not be gotten. The tost that
could be CLEANED was that block frame
buildings on the south side of MAJ street,
between Rusk and Austia avenues, opposite
the First National bank, was destrc ed, but
the sufferers, extent Of loss or bsurance
could not be learned.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-01

In regard to the new voting places and the
two places where less than twenty-five votes
were cast, the county committee will doubt
less take such action as to insure satisfaction.
The surplus fractions at Scyene, Mesquite
and Haught's, from which Hickory creek
was taken, would give the latter one delegate.
Wesley Chapel, taken from Lancaster,
should be ALLOW at least one os Lancaster's
delepates.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-01

AT the White Sulphur springs, Va, few
days ago, Messrs. Blaine, Booth and Cameron
met and these were the remarks passed: Mr..
Blaine said, CURLY, at is strong ticket"
Mr.. Cameron said at is very, very strong
ticket and hard to beat" Mr.. Booth said
alt isa strong ticket, and English secures
Indiana.D
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-01
Burning Oil.

Bradford, Pa, June 30.-Ligntning strib
a 25,O00-barrel tank near the Acme refuy
at olean, New York, this afternoon. Ii:
now burning ftlriously, and the tank is <,
pected to overflow toward morning. ne
hundred men are digging trenches for 70.
lection of the surrounding property. oil
and benzine are being drawn off from tks
in the vicinity, as it is thought the fire ,ay
snrnal
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-01

Sucn is fame. The northern papers are
saying that Geo. Hubbard, of Texas, made
quite speech at the Cincinnati convention.
Unfortunate for our gallant Dick that
Geo" and Gov" lock SO much alike in
telegraph manifold
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-01

THE cut of General Hancock in the Gal
weston News is wonderfully and fearfully
made" The siftini man ought to take it
in hand and tell how it frightened weak
kneed Democrats into an instant support of
the ticket, for fear Of disasters dire from a
msn with such face.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-01
DALLAS AND sUBURBs.

1t may facilitate some in arriving at a
satisfactory conclusion in regard to our GEN.
sus, just taken, to know the official vote cast
by Dallas and suburbs at the last state cleo
ton for governor, November 9TH, 1878. That
vote was:
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marriage or dfdh notices Qf Six lines or less
Tree AL over SfI uneS, fifteen cents Der line.
Religious notices on tnrsdov mornings oalu
ana Jor Sunday Serptc Is, Nee.
Az notices other Than the ADORE, charitable, so.
oIdt, JeSgd@, lodqes Of sir Inns or Tess, mn
GEMS al oler si1 ines, Ten tents pey. line In
she Special Notice column.
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ExpIosion of CartriIrns

New York, June S0.-An explion
occurred about 1;45 o'clock this morni in
the office of the Dillman cartridge conisny,
No. "a Pork Place. Three employeesSere
slightly injured. The plate glass willows,
and also those of No. -, were blon to
pieces. The cause of the explosion. not
rni knnwn
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Survey OF Public L.nnIs,

Washington, June SO.-of the $4,000
appropriated by congress for the suey of
public lands during the present fscs year,
the commissioner of the general Ian, Office
has apportioned Ss0000-S6,O00 toFlorida
and $4,000 to Louisiana.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w VIM, A. HARDWOOD rs a candidate foI
reelection 10 the office Of District Clerk, at the
ensuing November election
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
COInptrOllcr

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w W a, PITTS as candidate for Comm
trciler, subject to the action Of the Democratic
State Convention
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Tax Collector.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w W. IL. PRATHER as a candidate for
reelection TO the ONCE Of Tax Collector for
Dallas County.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-01

Now il 300 votes Nov.,lS7S. now give. 10 S63
Then G09 votes will give. ,.."........,.,. $500
total Of Observation-Disclosures. 10 57a
Add Is per cent. for 10 months. .......... e,Os5
Giving population for June, lsSO. 80. .l5,GO7
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For sheriff.

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w JUNE PEAK rs candidate for the oflc,
OF Sheriff Of Dallas County.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w A. HARDWOOD, as candidate for re-
election 10 the Office of County CLERK Of Dallas
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REFERE FENCES /:

W Lobensten, ESQ. Leayenwor,h,
kansas; The CITY National Bank, Fort
Worth; The First National Fort Worth; lid.
9all, NanZandt Il Co, Bankers, Fort W rthi
hdams " Leonard, Bankers, Dallas; c - Va.
.ional Bank, Dallas.
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Col. u. WARREN STONE as q candl.
date for County Clerk, at the ensuing Noyem
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10000 Bu. of Choice Oats
IN BULK.

Delivery TO be made at any time between July
l. 1850, aud July l. 1881, at the option of the bid
der; provided, however, that at least 900
Bushels shall be delivered monthly. Also for
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-
/tig except Monday. Terms bv MAJ, posttroe
/pdid sl.OO month Cty subscribers, serted
oy carriers, ~ cents week, payable % car
rferS
THE WEEKLY HERALD, pub,lsb.d e.e,,,
Ttursdy Terms by mai, postage raid one
copy one rear, $500.
PERSONS WISHING 10 subscribe for a longer
period can Se.ld IN their orders JoT ann Le10th
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NEwS AGENTS can he supplied ttth THE
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rae OF ~ ceRts per copg postage prepaid
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so Tons of yHilIett, Bared

Delivery TO be made upon same terms and
conditions as for baled oats.
Payments for and on account of the forage
herein specified will be made in cash on weights
certified by sworn public weigher at CALVES
ton, Texas, 1t the Joint expense of contractor
and company.
A good and sufficient bond or satisfactory
reference Tor the faithful performance of The
cdltract upon acceptance of any offer, will be
required ny the option of the company.
fCr the the whole of the articles of forage for
Wa 9ids are herein invited at the option OF
SSSs " reserves the right to reject any
sg ~. SINCLAIR, d
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PROPOSAL FORAGE

SEALED Proposals I'm duplcate) are invited
- by the Galveston City Railroad COMPANY,
until II O'Clock NJ, June 80 1850, for FURNISHING
10 said Company at Galveston, Texas:i
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} HERALD ANDEoA
/p45uTs. ELLIOTT II ,.-lT

Entered a. the. FoSt.optoe al Dallas Teas, q,
.<A ncogd-olaSs nduerl.
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signate United States vessel TO carry con-
tributions to ireland free 81 charge.
by DIR. Vance, Of North Carolina :
Amending the statutes concerning deface.
ment OF United States coins.
BY Mr.. Kitchen. Of North Carolina To
remove the duty on iron and steel.
by Mr.. Speer, Of Georgia To prevent
general legislation on appropriation bills.
IL provides that after the passage OF this
act there shall be no clause In any appro-
priation bill changing existing law, except
provisions reducing amounts OF expendi.
lures provided bv law.1
After the Introduction and reference OF a
number OF other local bills, Mr.. Dunn, OF
Arkansas. from the Committee on Public
Lands, moved TO suspend the rules and
pass the bin for the requirement OF titles to
lots In the IIot-Spring, reservation. Arkan-
sas. Owing to numerous objections the
motion was modified so as TO provide only
for the consideration OF the bill, and Was
then agreed to.
The bill was discussed by Messrs. Dunn,
OF Arkansas, and Young, OF Tennessee, in
advocacy Of its passage, and by Messrs.
Conger, OF Michigan. Reed, OF Maine, and
White OF Pennsylvania, in opposition.
Without action on the bill the House adj
journed,
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Fire Record.

A sAw-MILL BURNED BY AN INCENDIARY.
WHITEHALL. n. Y, February "a large
steam saw-mill at Fort Edward, formerly
owned by j. A. Russell d Son, and now the
property OF Bradley d Underwood, was
totally DESTROYED by fire this morning. Loss,
$4,000; insurance. $4,000. LEGENDARY.
THE DUBLIN THEATRE ROYAL BURNING.
DUBLIN, February 9.-The Theatre Royal
is burning. 1t i feared it will be complete.
" destroyed.
LATER-THE THEATRE TOTALLY DESTROYED
AND THE FIRE STILL RAGING.
DUBLIN. February $50 II. M-The
Theatre Royal is completely destroyed. The
fire is still burning. and several adjoining
houses are threatened with destruction. A
police-inspector and one workman were
injured. The military are keeping order
and assisting the Fire Department.
SIX LIVES BELIEVED TO LOST.
DUBLIN, February 9-ECcning.- fire
at the Theatre Royal is slill burning. 1t Is
feared that the manager OF the Theatre, the
property-map. and four assistants, have
persisted in the flames.
SIXTY HOUSES BURNED AT AYET, FRANCE.
LONDON, February "a dispatch from
Paris TO the Times says: "SiXty houses
have been burned down at Ayet, near Folk,
in the Department Of Aregc, and the suffer
ers by the fire are in great Distress"
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tIEPATlTI OR ii
SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.
PERSIA, AND SICK HEADACHE.

Pain In the right side under the edge of the ribs,
Increases on pressure: sometimes the pain is In the
eft side the patient is rarely able to lie on the lefl
side; sometimes the pain is fell under the shoulder
blade, and IT frequently exteHds to the top CT the
shoulder, and Is sometimes mistaken for rheuma-
usm in the arm. The stomach is affected with loss
OF appetite aud sickness; the bowels In general are
.ostive sometimes alternative with lax; the head is
troubled with pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
sensation In the back part. There is generally a
considerable loss of memory, accompanied with a
painful sensation of having left undone something
which ought TO have been done. A slgnt, dry cough
is sometimes an attendant. The patient complains
of WEAKNESS ard debility he is easily startled, his
eet are cold or burning, and he complains Of a
prckly sensation of the skin; his spirits are low
ana although he is satisfied that exercise would be
beneficial to him, yet he can scarcely summon up
foriitude enough try it. la fact he dstruss every
remedy. Several of the above symptoms attend the
disease, but cases have occurred where few Of
hem existed, yet examination of the body after
ieath has shown the LIVER to have been extensive
dcfanSed.
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FOrty-sixth COngress-.secOnd Session.
SENATE.

| WASHINGTON, February 9.-The Vice
| President laid before the Senate resolutions
Of the Louisiana Legislature declaring that
| William Pitt kellogg was not legally elected
senator from that State, and that Henry Nj.
| Sp0tford was legally 50 elected protesting
against the Injustice being done the people
OF Louisiana by the recognition OF Kellogg
as senator, and requesting that Spoilord be
admitted TO the seat now occupied by KEEL
logg. Printed and referred to the Commit
| tee on Privileges and Elections.
After The presentation OF nalmber OF Pc
titiOns and memorials, Mr.. Thurman. from
the Judiciary Committee, reported adversely
the JOINT resolution authorizing the Presi-
dent TO veto parts Of the appropriation bills.
Placed on the calendar.
Mr.. Logan, from the Military Committee,
presented minority report on the bill for
! the relief Of General Fltz John Porter. Laid
on the table.
Tine bin to revive and continue the Court
Of Commissioners Of Alabama Claims was
then taken up. Mr.. Davis of Illinois made
long speech in favor OF the distribution Of
that part OF the Geneva award which re-
mains in the possession OF our Government,
and insisted that underwriters who paid in-
surance are a. much entitled 10 reimburse
mcnt as the owners OF vessels not insured.
MeSsrs. Edmunds and Blaine expressed
the hope that the Senate would examine the
subject carefully before reversing the for
mer action OF Congress in excluding insur-
ers' claims.
Messrs. Thurman and Garland made brief
speeches in advocacy OF the bill; after
which the bill was LAID aside.
The debate to-day was only preliminary !;
all the senators who spoke announced their
intention to speak again at length when the
bill came up for final action.
After short executive session the Senate
adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Under the call OF States the following
bills " ere introduced aud referred:
BY Mr.. Rice, OF Massachusetts, To esta6-
lisb board Of commissioners for Interstate
commerce.
BY Mr.. Ketcham, Of New York: To grant
titles to land patented by the United States.
BY Mr. lIutchins, OF New York: Pro-
yiding that the term OF Office Of the chief
supervisor OF elections shall be two years
also prohibiting the arrest OF election Off
GERS on eIeciiOD.day.
BY Mr. Kelly, Of Pennsylvania: Author
izlug the Secretary OF the Treasury 10 issue
new bonds to holders OF bonds that may
become redeemabIe Ia 1881; also for the
issue Of additional coupons 10 holders OF
TedeemabIe United States bonds.
by Mir. Ward, u Pennsylvania; Au- Z
iborizng the Secretary Of the Navy to de-
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Grants Position, Relative to the Pre-.
GiGancy.

NEW YORK. February 9.-The following
relative TO Grants position will appear edi-
toriaIly in to-morrOw's Times
"a near personal and political friend OF
eX-Presdent Grant, who doubtless knows
whereof he speaks, authorizes the following
as correct statement OF the Generals pO-
sitiOn with reference to the presidency
He says General Grant is not now, nor has
he ever been, Il candidate for presidential
nomination, but should the Republican Ma
tional Convention nominate him in the same
manner rs any other candidate would be
nominated, he would deem it his duty to
the country and the party to accept. TRAY
cling abroad, he was a stranger to the con-
test now going on for the presidential nomi-
nation, and has written no letters on the
subject to any person, and assertions to the
contrary are without foundation in fact"
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Hperils Of the Deep.
CREWS OF TWO VESSELS BELIEVED TO
DROWNED.

CREWS OF TWO VESSELS BELIEVED TO BE
DROWNED.
New YORK, February "a Greenport
IL. H. special SAYS that the yacht Coming, OF
the Atlantic Yacht Club, which was sup
posed TO have foundered in the gale Monday
night, is reported mOOled off the POconic
inlet. Ben. Case saw the yacht drifting
along the shore, and brought it in behind
his smack. The captains watch, found 10
the floor of the cabin, had stopped at 1:2C
O'Clock.
The Coming and the brig Guesborough,
that afterwards stranded on Eaton's Neck,
were being towed here by the tug Alert, the
captain OF which says the hawsers parted In
the night, and the yacht could not be found
u on board the brig and yacht are believed
to have persisted. Three persons were on the
yacht, and five on the brig.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
,rcRApuro THE DIsPArcH'

.ss,ox,L AND OTHER WASHING
CoNO" ,.rs AND NOTES = Aw NJ L. l.
TOY sn ~ NEW YORK SUICIDE OF A
rsss,TeR,rH OPERATOR IN NORTH cA ',,s =
7Lt'O ep,yrs POSITION As TO THE PRE-
l1NN ,-cv-, NEGRO NAN DROWNED NEAR
'evo,x-A VESSEL sTRANDEp-A
Sopru CAROLINA %Au.RoAD 10 bE soLu !.
MN, xrw yoaK sy.. NDICATE-A TERRIBLE
~ n,xr PROM THE EXPLOSION OF
NS~ro.eLyCERINE-1HE THEATRE
royAt, IN pVBLiN' DESTROYED ~ f, ..,,
~ rrrs,xs PROBABLY LOST IN Tht
' =, ,xrs-SARIoUs OTHER FoREIG \
yrFNS
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rorelss rrssts ana 1snas.
Candy: l3@l4c. an.
Lemons: Messina. 80 n bov.
leniia, s7.75ats.
Groceries. &c.
Bacon: Shoulders. exc: clear rfs-stsis, sAe,
rib6ed, shc.: virginia shoulders. 6@5xc.; VII
xnis hox-rouna. 7a7kc. Virginia hams. isrcs
5@10c.; small. l0c1 lc. nsar-curea. 1910, C.
plain hams. 10@l0sc. stock light.
b Ssef Socos .!T5s two hoops 'S0s'' Is
s1;5oas2 50: four strings. i2.25@sa.
| Coffee: Rio-Common. l3@l4c.; fair, lsa
l7c.: Java. 23@25c.
Candles: Adamantne candles. 12is9l SC. y set
i5@l5hc. ~: hslf-boxes. Sc: taiiow. 1870
These Prime cutting, l5@15xc.; nortnerl
and western prime cutting. 13Gl3kc.. common
ll9 49,: English dairy. lsd2oc.: Pineapplr, Zoe
Rice: Carelins, 7htGec.: Ransoon. &C.
ffsh: Herrings-Nortn carolina NO. I cut, So
North Carolina gross, s4Ms4.56: North faro
una roe: IN half-harrels. .s3@s3.hO. Maesere
mackerei, s6as6.25: No. 1. In ki.J, 225
No. 2. IN kits. sl.S7H: Nc. 3,4I.5O.
Lard Prime, osrreis ana IeIces, De-; 10 half
Ihot0Ssss: Common rup-Tiosshe.Sis, 20 :.
tterces 23c. barrels, 24c.: genuine gOI-en ca no
35a45c. v gallon: New Orleans, prime. 4CAS5c.
SdH: Liverpool. FROM store, - so. GrouBt
alum. from store. soc. a sack.
Sugar: Crushed. lOac. powdered loic g-as'
Se,6% 1855 7s go "a, s.c e.; eA" G. sl.
sorD: common. 5a7c.; Des. washing, 7.sGs.
Iolet- l5G20c.: and fancy nuces: country, Sn45c
imperial: sl.I00sl.6e; gunpowJer, sl.4sGl.7t
for strictly choice.
Hides. Leather,
Rfdes: Green, t.: drv saltsi. ~ dry.
sint. lao &C.; We saited, SG91.; wcE sst.d -
Leather: Sole feather. oak. 1 oa42.: sole Iestsc
gemlock. 26EG3Oc.: country uDuer. 3On50c. cir
lhlsn. IL TIC q loot; I'm. fO0l73c = ~; hsrnsss
country, 30 $50; cltv finish. 25640c. y n; calf
kins: irtnco, sl@sl.90 :, D.; Eougn gliTlns
iron. Steel. Nails. &C.
TreB: American refined. Old DoniaIon A.
o.; English and American sheet, Oa 61.
Sedes, hammered, 54G54' hoou, shAe.
Hafts: Old DomiD|n. 1915 in 900 beg los
,cr See; standard; smaller lots from the store,
$1,000 1913.
Piouyn- castings: Wholesale. A.; retail 5x
RoDs: Manila, best, l4@I Sc. ja:e. s@co.
Rargs: aiAed cotioa, 2 &C.; whl,e, 34s; woolcS
Lionors, wiaes, &c.
~: Scotch, best brands, rints s2@s225 .
.Rranfies: Domestic. sI.25@s2: fruls sl.Joa
M;12i %Dpe S rev neNs,s slL3o@s1; Old, - 23@s9
Rvs WiisEsgs: Medium, sl.60Gs2: pure oil. .,
go Virginia mountain, new, f266.4.6O, I'D
Gtn: domestic. al25@s2: inno-ted, 20 e as.
NeD Epgl1nd Rum: sl.506si LOO.
Rect Naed HhtSHeuS: Marke, quiet.
Lumber. slaves. NC.
lumber: White oak. Sl3CSl5 q 1000: Teste-,
Virginia poplar %l4Gf2J a 1000: white ptns
slfGt42.50 y 1000: yellow pine boards f750G
Sll jOlst S9dSl1 according 10 lengths. Shingles
Pine. sl7j@92.50; cypress slx-nch. f60.s
a 1000. Laths-SpIit, 81, tawed, fl75el., sc
= ] 900.
Stbpes: Whiskey-ba barrel timber.e1een. 8 | S.ss217
1000: seasoned S20@f2j q Loco, fiour-D.rTt
timber, S2df5 . 1000. FlOul-barrt pob9, &C
hOgsheaG.bOope, zoe. n buDG,e.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

MONDAY. February 9, 1880.
Country produce.
ADDies s2@ss.5o q barrel.
Beesod1: zoe. - ID
10 good. 10dl5c.
Corn Neal: 62c p bushel for country; zoe. for
DRIED Fruit: Apples 5@5Ic.; peaches, peeled,
s@lOc.; unpeelod, lace: cherries. 14c. - 10. :
black berries. 6@7c.
FOiCIs.-Turkeys. Zoe. g 10. chickens, case.
p NJ. ducks l0@ lie. y b.
hgas: In 2srrels' l2he.; in crates. l3@l4c.
FeGthers: PRIME llve-9O"se 45m37t ."uTo"
IS 035c turkey tail, 15c. D b. turkey wing l0c.
FGdnseed: sI.29@tl.25 2 bushel.
mn: Virginia timothy, SIC LOS; clover 80
@90c.
pOfGtoes: irish. = tu.hel Goa
POrk.-Dressed, Sac. p ID.
Lard: Country. u.
Rue: 75MS0c. p bushe
Humdc: Prime, 15c.
g~Ied Str0iO: 45GD50c.
TnfLOiO: 5dJsc. p ~.
Wool: Washed. 40G45c.: unwasaed. 20 G33c.
BURY wool will bring from 70 Sc. q 10 less tnan
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &C.
Cement: Rose sdale, $50 q barrel.
Lime: Agricultural, 6ial0c "a Dushel; ROckNnd.
tlntl rs. according % quantity; Jolnter tbnlsh-
ingl. 81: Gleun's Falls. s5@90c.
Piasfer: Dunn. "A rs; ground, as; calcinec
plaster, SI.5O@il.75.
Tar: LaIge size, s3.25NS3.5O.
Dry Goods.
Broom Shssttr0s and Shtrtfnos: "A Mancnes.
Ter, 7c.; 4 Manchester. 6s;.: Mancheser, &c.
Al James River, 7c. = james River. 6kc. \
James River. &c.; A Graniteye. SIc.; Granite
7e. o &C.. A ROckhridge. T.: Rock6ri.g "a
ia W. Conestoga, &C.; &c. Conesto<a, 7c.' ID =
Conestogs. &c l0-i reoeriil, zoe; lO-4 CITY,
25s.: Cotson-yarns. sl25.
Bieachsd Shtrtl,sos ana Shsetings: Wam-
satta &c: A MasOnvlle, llhc.; A Rockdale
Xvondale. 7c. Al social sc. a Am9:ks $,
a4c: Wholesome 9<c.: = Barnsley. 6T:.; Reo
Dog 5Hc.; Fruii-of-the-Loom llHc.; Is. seitnate'
7c.: Methuan &c. Peterborough, &c.; 1O-i Wal
than soc: l0-9 CIV MilE. Zoe.
Brolon Drtus: PsIersDurs. 7Hc; GrsniteVinS,
&C.: ROckbrdge, A. &c.: "A, DC. -,- "a.
corset Jeans: PavonlA, &c.; Anoskeag lOc.
DsntIas; Harlen,. l2hc.: Boston steag NILS: s..
Prints: American, 20; Aliens. e.; &c &c. :.
Washington. 7c: Hamilton. &c. Merrimsck. 7e.
Wallory 7c: Oriental 7c.; Pacihc. nc Ar"n' =,
nc. Harmony. o.; Wainsutta. 4Ac.; Gloucester
7c: south Bridge. 7c. 49, 80,
GdHlbrIcs: Rice. &C. IhRilsh' ia"
Drugs, Dyestuffs. Oils, &c.
zteoscL: $3.50 q gallon.
Concentrated Lye: t3.25@h Gaze OF fou
dozen.
GockineaI: 81 = 10.
fadiSo: sl@fI.1o.
a asis Linseed e soc.: machine sl@sl.75 sperm
AI.35: whale. 75o.. slrslis. 4oGaoc:; tsoiaoor.
COO oil. 5O@6Oc.; lard. Toe. sweet - eaonn,
hest salad. $3.50: castor, sl25 y gallon 'irginis
insrcsring. s0GbOc.: kerosene, l0c., cash, D. gal
Race Ginger: &C. ,,,., ,o, a.N
Roots: Ginseng, soc.; seAeca' ~'''o"' "P' ''~
So Soda: SAL. ls@2c.. IN kegs; EDsli's s0"s' o
SpirRs THTpsatfns: SOC