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National Republican., 1880-07-13
PERSONAL.

MAJoE A. II. NICHOLSON has gone to En-
rope,
MRS, JAMES n. DAVE and family are guests
at Orkney Springs.
COMMISSIONER WILLIAMSON OF the general
land office s at Capo May.
Hos, J. W. PATTERSON of New Hampshire
registered at the National yesterday.
JUDGE PORTER len last evening for In
diana. Hs will be met ~ Pttsburg by spe-
ciAl train and escorted to his destination.
DIsrRIcr-ArroRNEY CoBKHILL aid not GET
on to Capo May yesterday, rs he expected, bo.
ing detained by etlleial business. lie will
start tomorrow.
The many friends in ilis city Of Mrs, FloIa
A, Darling will be Glad To know by her letter
in Sundays Herald from Old Point ComforA
that she 10 quite restored to health, Hef
nom dG pl,Ee Is "MIauou" -Frcpch for Dar-
ling.
National Republican., 1880-07-13
nemocrnotIo Congressional Committee.

NEw YoRR, July l2,-The democratic con-
gressional committee met at noon to-day at
tho Hoffman house, lis members arc Senator
Wallace Of Pcnnsylynuia, chairman; J. s. c.
Blackburn Of kentucky yice.chairman; II. L.
Banning of Cincinnati, secretary; w. II. Bar
mum of COnnocticut, G. W. Gill Of MasRchu.
setts, Augustus Soholl OF New York w. Plnck
ucy White Of Maryland, j. +, Mcdonald OF
Indiana, W. II. Morrison Of Illinois, J. Z, Ear.
10y Of Colorado, J, b. C!aii, jr., Of Missouri,
b. f. Joncj 1f Louisiana, 5. Pasco Of Florida,
NC Butler of South Carolina, Eppa Huntou Of
Virginia, j. q. Gould Of Delaware, S, lIutchius
OF the District Of Columbia, II. q. Davis OF
West Virginia, and Frank Jones Of New
Hampshire. Tho campaign business Is undor
discussion. The memhe,s Of the committee
present were Mesis, Wallace Barnum, SGholl,
Banning, Whyte, Mcdonald, Farley, Jonas,
Pasco, Butler, Hunton, Grubb, lIutchins aud
Davis. Senator Wallace called the meeting to
order, and Duncan S. Walker OF Washington,
d. C., acted us secretary. Attor some Informal
discussion the committee adjourned until to.
morrow afternoon at tho samo place, There
arc two vacancies yet on The committee
which will probably bo filed at the present
sgsgipn
National Republican., 1880-07-13
Destroyed bv LIuhtnInp.

MONTGOMERY, N. Y, July l2,-Thrce
heavy thunder showers passed. over this sec.
ton yesterday afternoon, tho lightning strik-
ing and burning several different buildings at
one time within radius Of few miles, A
dwelling occupied by Thomas slewill, three
miles east, was struck whilo ho was alone and
asleep in bed and no was awakened only by
the smoke in his room. largo barn belong
ing to Captain Isaac Smith, two miles noyth'
west was burned, with one horse, several
calves and oil tho crops harvested. The in
suranoe bad run out few weeks since aud
had not been renewed. A large barn, TIVE
National Republican., 1880-07-13
4 DRUYEEN DRIYER.
,enlsl Accident at Mount washington.


GLENN HOUSE, n H., July 12,-rho first
accident by which any passengers ere ever
injured on the carriage road from Glenn house
to the summit of Mount Washington occurred
this afternoon about mile below Halfway
house. One of tho six.horso mountain wagons
containing party Of nine persons, tho last
load of the exGursiOuist3 from Michigan, was
Qpped over, One lady was killed aud five
others were injured. Soon after starting from
tho summit tho passengers diSreSUred that the
driver had boou drinking whilo waiting for
the party 10 descend, They lott this wagon a
short distance l'rCm the summit and walked 10
the Halfway house four miles below where Que
of tho employees OF the carriage road company
assured them that there was no bad place be-
low that, and that he thought it would DO safe
for them to resume their seats with the driver
who was with them. Soon after passing tho
Hallway house, in driving around tho curve
too rapidly tho carriage WAS tipped over,
throwing the occupants into the wood aud OH
the rocks. Mrs. Ira Chichester of Allegan,
Mich, was instantly killed aud her husband,
who was sitting at her side, was slightly
bruised OF the other occupants Mrs. NJ. l..
Tomsley Of Kalamazoo, Mich, had her loft arm
broken anu received slight cut on the head;
Miss Jessie Barnard Of Kalamazoo WAS
slightly injured ON tho head; Miss Ella
H. Mcilcn anu Mls' " ~ bus"h " A'"'hci
Mich, aud Miss Emma Lamb OF Howell,
Mich, were sllghtIy injured. Miss Enlma
Baolman of Kalamazoo escaped without any
Injuries. rbe wounded were brought at
ONCE to Glenn house, and are receiving every
possible caro- and attention. thors being three
physicians in attendance. Lindsey, tho dri,
YER, was probably fatally injured, lie bad
boon on the road for ton years, and was con-
sidored ono OF the safest aud most reliable
drivers on the mountain. Mr.. Yandorbaen Of
Chicago also received slight internal Injuries,
National Republican., 1880-07-13
rmportan. Arrost of coupterfritors.

BosroN, July 19.-Rccently a young man,
named George L. Richardson, was arrested at
Hanson, Mass, on charge Of counterfoiting.
George Lefnrgy, another alleged countcrteitcr,
was caught in st. Johns few weeks ago.
From Information obtained of these men the
officers have searched the woods in Hanson,
and have unoarthed tin box containing the
plates on which the $40 bills on the Merchants
bank of st. Johns were printed. The officers
have not completed their work on the case
aud further developments may be looked for
The gang has been thoroughly broken up and
tho officers may yet be able TO get possession
of additional evidences Of crime,
National Republican., 1880-07-13
CrooI,ed Mining Operations.

PHILADELPHIA. July 12.-At meeting Of
tho stockholders of the Iowa Gulch Mining
company held to-day committee of invcsti-
CATION made report ccnauring tho directors
for their management OF tho affairs of tho COM
pany and requesting them nil to resign except
two. II charged that $4,000 shares Of stock
working capital of the company had been
appropriated TO Bonita, tho superintendent, to
help him out in buying the Scooper mino for
the company. Propositions COR putting the
company in working order were submitted
and will be voted upon at an adjourned meet.
ing TO be held on Monday next A committee
was appointed TO nominate ticket for direct
OYs
National Republican., 1880-07-13
cblcoyo oct,,pr Very Warm.

CntcAdo, July 1o.-This city is passing
through an unusually hot term. For the last
four days tho mercury has registered over 00',
and at . o'clock to-day II reached the highest
point nt O3o. So fur only six cases Of sun.
An occasional cooling breeze alone prevents
moro fatal results. The nights hitherto have
been moderately cool but tho pavemonts and
buildings are now becoming thoroughly heat
cd, and without an early change much distress
and mauy fatalities arc feared.
National Republican., 1880-07-13
nnnn, nf n nnnf- -AInln Inslrnninr.

HARTFORD. CoNN., July 12.-Proiessor John
G. Bull, for quarter Of q century an in
structor in tho American Asylum for the Deaf
aud Dumb in this city, died to-day. Ho was a
graduate OF Yale college Of tho class OF l519
and was held in high esteem in all circles
hore. Ho was known to all who are connected
with doaf,mute instruction throughout the
oouutrV,
National Republican., 1880-07-13
snnnnaed Case OF Nlnrdor.

PETERSBURG, VA, July l2.-The body of an
unknown white man, supposed to have boon
murdered, was found to-day on Rushmore's
farm, Prince George county, five miles from
this city. ropo was tied tight around his
neck. Deceased was found in rude box,
which lad evidently been thrown in the ditch
and left there unburiea.
National Republican., 1880-07-13
Two Boy. rounh NIurdertd,

SAN Francisco, July I'm. Gardner, aged
twelve, aud II. Fitch, aged eleven, were found
dead near Potter's alley, MeudocInO county,
to-day. One was shot through tho head aud
the other through the heart, No quarrel is
known to have existed between the boys, and
IL is believed 10 have been Il case Of murder
A mans tracks were found ia the vicinity,
but there is no other clue.
National Republican., 1880-07-13
Iron WnrIkers. strilrc.

READING, PA, July 12.--The heaters, roll.
ers and squeezsrs numbering fifty men, EN-.
ployed at the sheet mill, department Of the
Realiug iren works, strgGis this morning
against reduction Of ten per cent. Two
work by the strike and the mill Is stopped.
National Republican., 1880-07-13
Injured by n Runaway Horse.

TRENTON, N. j., July 12.-The wife and
two children of Rev. DR., Richardson, pastor Of
the Fourth presbyterian church OF this city,
were thrown from their carriage by run.
away team on Sunday afternoon about II mile
above Pennington. Tho children were slightly
hurt, but Mrs. Richardson was dragged about
q quarter of mile and dangerously injured.
National Republican., 1880-07-13
Another BOILER Explosion.

WINDSOR, QUIZ, July 12.-Thc boilers in
tho mill belonging to the Canada Paper COM
pany exploded to-day, destroying tho pulp
mill and injuring two men and lady near
the mill, the window of whose house was
blown in, striking her on the head.
National Republican., 1880-07-13
Shooting Array from Jealousy.

ALBANY, N. Y, July 12.-At stcphcnvillc,
eight miles back of Cooymans, yesterday
morning, Hiram G.. Briggs shot and fatally
wounded Erskine Wood whom he charged with
being tho paramount of his wife. Briggs was
brought to this city to-day npd committed to
iail. Wood denies tho charge made by Briggs.
National Republican., 1880-07-13
Decrease of Population in wisconsin

CHICAGO, July 12-Tho census returns for
Wisconsin show that the population of some
counties has decreased since 1870. Jefferson
county has a population Of 32, 1877 for 1880,
against 3i,040 for 1870. Dodge county has
Al, ,122, abou. 1000 loss than in 1870.
National Republican., 1880-07-13
Periious Experience from oap.izioe.

MILWAUKEE, July 12.-During storm Fri-
day night boat containing a man named
Miller, his wife, wochildrcn and a boy named
Ross, was capsizod on lake Winnebago. Tho
boy Ross was drowned. The rest cung to
the bottom Of the boat for twenty hours, the
woman having fifteen year.old boy lashGd to
her back. The boy died ON Saturday night,
aud the others arc in critical condition.
National Republican., 1880-07-13
An nlInniA Cllv n,Innhel.

CHICAGO, July ia portion of tho city of
Waterloo, H., was ao9ded yesterday morning
by heavy rain storm. Barns and small
buildings were moved from their foundations
and moro substantial buildings partly sub
merged. Two boys aud one girl wero drowned.
The damage to property is estimated at
S05 O0O
National Republican., 1880-07-13
Much Confusion.

10 Tho Editor of GHe National Republican,
SIR; What an anomaly-Genoral Hancock
hanging Mrs. Surratt for completely IN the
assassination o; President Lincoln and now
taking the championship Of the party that
Gssassinatcd him How mixed IL lwero q
democratic voter / should be all confused in
my mind aud hardly know how to vote.
A WOMAN
National Republican., 1880-07-13
Colonel Cash, tho DueiIst, Arrested.

CHARLESTON, S. c., July 12,-Coloncl Cash,
the surviving principal in tho orecont fatal duel,
was arrested this afternoon by tho sheriff OF
Chesterfield county on warrant from the
coroner of Kershaw county charging him
with the killing Of Colonel Shannon. Colonel
Cash has been awaiting the arrest at his home
since the duel, and expresses his readiness fol
trial lie will be tried in Darlington county
tho sccuo of tho duel
National Republican., 1880-07-13
Tho IeIsl,orv Conirnvorsv.

GLOUCESTER, MASS, July 12.-News has
been received of recent decision of tho su.
premo court of Canada, that tho whole Of tho
bay Of Chaleur comes within the jurisdiction
of the parliament Of Canada, and that the
throe-mile limit does not apply to II. This
will reopen the old 'lIoadland" controversy
should the Washington treaty bo abrogated or
LII
National Republican., 1880-07-13
General Hartranft Assumes the Duties Of
Collector.

PHILADELPHIA, July 12.-Tho surcties of
General Hartranft justified in the required
sum before the United States commissioner
to day, and subsequently General Hartranit
took tho oath of office as collector of tho port
of PHILADELPHIA.
National Republican., 1880-07-13

large houses aud other buildings, belong
ing TO Gideon y. Smith. two miles southeast,
were burned, with 5000 shesvcs Of wheat,
1000 bundles OF rye, sixty tons Of hay aud
other property. Loss $4,000 insured for
81 300
National Republican., 1880-07-13
Shocking Death of sohooLroy.

ALLANBURo, ONT, July 12-Charlcs Waye,
aged eight, entered the school-house yesterday
through window to get his books On COM
ing out the window-sash fell down on him.
He was found three hours afterward suspended
from the window by the neck, dead.
National Republican., 1880-07-13
English Calls on Hancock.

NEW York, July 12.-Hon. william II,
English, democratic candidate ror yice.prosi-
dent, visited General Hancock on Governors
island to-day, remaining there about two
general to-day wue BhutoR Duncan, Con.
gressmap Ellis of Louisiana Gonoml Blair of
Kansas, General Ewing of Ohio and joaquin
Millor
National Republican., 1880-07-13
Riohmond Mniiary Excursion.

Fortress MONROE, Va, July 12.--The Rich
mond Light Infantry Blues, Captain John s..
Wise arrived hero to day and will camp near
the fort for ten days. They wore met by tho
artillery school band aud were escorted to
heir quarters.
National Republican., 1880-07-13
DIshonos. County omoiai Sentenced.

CINcINEATI, July l2.--Sam p. Bowles, OK
county engineer, who was convicted last wook
of forging county bonds, was to-day sentenced
by Judge Burpet to serve term of ton years
in tho penitentiary. The sentence was sus-
pended for sixty days to allow time for an APP
plication for a writ OF error.
National Republican., 1880-07-13
omeial visit to General Hancock.

New YoRK, July 13-The democratic COM
mittoe to present the nominations 10 Hancock
and English have decided TO do 80 on Gov.
ornor's island. The committee adjourned to
o'clock tomorrow 10 decide the time. Tho
national committee meet at noon tomorrow
and the congressional eommittee at B y. N.
National Republican., 1880-07-13
nonth ronnIty Imnnsed.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, July l2,--Tbe jury in
the case of Mrs Brown, on trial ior the murder
Of her husband returned verdict to-day OF
murder in the first degree aud sentenced her
to death.
National Republican., 1880-07-13
rrcuch .Jeul,, oo,pr 10 Cnnnan.

QUEBEC, July IA number of French
Jcsuits have arrived here by tho steamship
Peruvian. They are said to bo the advance
guard of host of others who arc to seek an
asylum in Canada.
National Republican., 1880-07-13
Annrae Disrnte setlIed.

DENIsoN, TEXAS, July 11.-A farmer named
John Anderson was shot and Instantly killed
to-day by another farmer named Meek. They
had quarrolcd about horse.
National Republican., 1880-07-13
GATHERED BY THE WIRES.
Events Transpiring in All Sections
of the Country.
bogus Duke in DuliaIo-irenoh Jesuits for
Cnnada-Ricbmond Blues ut Fortress
Monroe - Census Revelations In
Observation-Disclosures Flood
in Ilinois-Tho Heated
Term in Chicago.

Disappearance of n " French Duke"
BUFFALO, July ia Fronchman, giving
tho name of Edward Lcfevrc, and claiming TO
bo French duke, after swindling parties out
of $4,000 has Disappeared
National Republican., 1880-07-13
OUR SISTER REPUBLIC.
Favorable Reports of the Political
Situation.

General Gonzales Elected Tresident-Physi.
cal and Moral Forco Sufficient 10 sus-
tain Him in the omce-Minister
NIaruscal 10 be Sent as Min
lister to Washington
Railroad Enterprises.
National Republican., 1880-07-13
baseball.

ALBANY, July Il. - Providenccs, 8; AL
tanys, 3.
ROCHESTER,, July 12.-Hop Bttcrs, 4; Duf.
fnlns z
National Republican., 1880-07-13
The Paris Presidency.

LONDON, July l3.-The Paris correspondent
elected president of the Paris municipality,
vice DR., Thule, who, though q radical, shrauk
in alarm from the scheme drawn up by a
committee whereby the municipality would
become entirely independent of the govern
mont witch tho management of the police and
all other prerogatiyos now vested in the
project.
\ New Turkish Project
LoNDoN, July 13--Tho Daily TclsgrGpNs
Coustnntmopo dispatch snysi News has
reached The porte from sofia that Prince Alex
National Republican., 1880-07-13
The situation nt Cnbul.

LONDON July IA Cabul dispatch to tho
Times says: Events Gro progressing fairly
toward a final settlement. Probably If Alb.
durrahman Kahn fails to come TO an agree
ment with the British he will sell tho largo
quantities of goods lie has seized from Tur-
kestan traders to raise funds for holy war.
There is great distress in CIbul owing TO
scarcity Of provisions, but the harvest is nearly
gathered aud should bring relief. 1t is under
stood that on the Withdrawal Of the troops
from Cabul the defens0s will be demolished,
but the debris thereof will remain and the cn-
forced labor Of few hundred coolies would
quickly restore them. Even in their present
slaIG they are little formidable in Afghan
hands against the British"
National Republican., 1880-07-13
Tho Wrench national Tete.

PARIS, July 12,-The national fete has vir.
tually begun. The exterior quarters Of Paris
arc already prolusely decorated with banners
aud devices of various kinds, Tho pleasure
fairs organized in all tho open spaces wore in
full swing oven last night, Thousands Of per.
sons from the provinces have already arrived
and tho railways are bringing large acces-
sinns. Tho Msalher is mnaMihnent.
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An Elegant Preparation.

Designed to meet the public want for a
harmless hair dressing and restorative, is
found in Parker's Hair Balsam. 1t acts
like magic commencing Mt the very roots,
removes dandruif and all humors from the
scalp, and never fails to restore gray or faded
hair to its original youthful color and beauty,
Falling hair is Immediately checked by its
use, and it produces growth of beautiful
Young hair, soft, glossy and luxuriant, that
surprises every one. These properties, add
ed to its exquisite perfume and purity of
composition, render it the growing favorite
of the toilet table everywhere. Sold in large
bottles Mt only so cents and 81 by all first.
class druggists. 2eowtllaprl
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Freiglts.

OUTGOING business IS light, incoming
lreights heavy. In addition to railway and
other building material coming, spring
stocks of goods are pouring in upon every
line and steamer. Following are the rates
upon some leading articles
On cotton, all-rail to New York, 81 Al;
70 Boston, 81 As; by rail and water to New
York, 81 SO; Boston, 81 Al. On produce
from st. Louis to Dallas, $l20 per car Kan
as City, 800 per car.
Following are the rates from all points in
Kansas south of Kansas City:
To Dallas-Corn and oats, per hid 81 Lee
Potatoes, per hid, SOC.
To Hutchins-.Corn and oats, AZ, -four So
TO Ferris-Corn and oats, As; -four 81.
To Palmer-Flour, s.; corn and oats, 49,
To Ennis-Flour, 81; corn and oats, AZ.
10 Rice.-Flour 64c; corn and oats 49c.
Oorsicana, Mexia, Groesbeck, Kosse, Wa
no, Marlin, Bremond, Hearne and Bryan
Flour, 65c; corn and oats SOC.
To Calvert. Flour, &c; corn and oatf
SO cents.
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AMOllul-n NgFs lllipf gallon,
WHISKY hWrrl mlhhi 81 s3al mi sour
mash, Al fNfi lN, arfnullHE ~ ugr,
WlNES -llarrl iH rnsp, IN lhHNii laiaWhA
nor gAl Al lUntl nm Part, prr fll ~ HlMN w.
Sherry, ~ gnl ~ anrd mi MAimln per gll,
llai 100 White Wlur, lu rnsus, ~ Amlu ~
AMPANlNl.- iunhs, IN baskets 90. 20
lieldslnnk, IN hps1 ai7 Wii huIi IN basket
tlI IA, Observation-Disclosures klnnlG,
ALE--1p0k nle, lufu " liAi 900 fnllrf
do2,, tsllei h,
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Fruit and Nuts.

Fruit and Nuts.
AppLKs-Soupd stock S. to So So
LEMONS Messina $3.50 per box.
(RApEs-Malaga $l2 per barrel.
PEARs-Sound stock, none.
Pop CoRN-Prize packages, per gross,
81 80.
RAIsrNs-London layers, 50 80, and plain,
SO per box.
PEcANs-We quote lOae2lc per pound for
good.
NUTs-Almonds, 23a25c per pound; Bra.
iii, l3s15; iilberts, 15al6; English walnuts,
lSa20; chestnuts, American, l3al5; Italian,
lSa19; peanuts, 10; cocoanuts, S..
BANANAs-Per bunch, 81 TO So.
Fios--London layer l8c per pound. In
kegs and drums 14c. l.
DATEs-l0al2 lie per pound
ORANGEs-Sound stock-Florida and
Louisiana none.
DRIED APPLEs-No. l0c; No. &c.
Eyararated Is TO lSc per pound.
DRIED PsAcHEs--llc per pound
CURRANTs-9 10 Zoe
PRUSEs--9 TO l0c.
GREEN APpLgs-SG 20 S. 80 per barrel.
ORANGEs--S0 TO 81.
CRtNEEgEIEs None.
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The clouds have broken and the weather
b great deal warmer tho thermometer
going from 9s' on Sunday to 100 to-day
Although our ihoroughihrcs Ore qultosloppy
they will not be SO long, if no more rain
falls,
Trade to-day was without much animation,
and few changes ago TO bo made In general
quotations
Cotton was a shade bottOr In New York
and Liverpool. In Dallas ll'65 was paid for
n round lot Of middlng, aud II b'S for
smaller lots. We therefore raise tho price
accordingly Dallas buyers say they arc
paying more than any market In North
Texas, and that there Is absolutely no mar.
gin between this and any other point what
soeyer. We can't help 1t, md aro bound to
quote what they pay.
Corn was In limited demand nj Yesterdays
rites Oats neglected. Wheat nominal.
Flour slow and steady, Hay depressed. Po'
latoes In limited demand, The trade In seods
"a falling of. There are no ohio solt' In
town, aud they will cost W. 80 per barrel
laid down from - Louis,
Country produce Is QUOT, Eggs have nd
yAnced to IN cents, wholesale, with some
holders asking 10 cents, tho stock having run
down to almost nothing, and as quick as
lightning. Butter Is strong at the quotations,
with almost any good quality readily selling
at % TO 2S and 80 cents,
Meats have improved in tone, backed by
more favorable ndyices from the packing
centres. 1t Is not quotably higher in our
market though very firm Mt the figures.
There was nothing new in any other direc-
ZION, except wire and nails, which have nd
yanced
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THE DALLAS HERALD THURSDAY MORNING, 4, 1850

CHREsg- Best brands Of New York FAM
ey,l6al1 Western, l6lal6ge
lIOMIEY AND GRlrs-S5'OO per barrel ,,
sAuER KRAUT-Per barrel splesloi mall
Swgrr PorATum- Yellow Vans, 81 2bi
white, 81 rod, 81 per hu'hel, $500
ONloNs-ler barrel 5000 10 5000 49,.
C0AL OL-lielow are revised quotations
llOoF. lost In cArload lots W 40 per rnse I
100 enn lots 81 a. 80 can lots ~ 10 20 do
SO 6bj 10 do ~ CO., o do " o. In bpIs'
% cents,
TIEs-Not quoted,
BAaGlgl-ll ~ II J, oo
CLoInEs PlSs-liound Oboi spring ~ op
per box %, 20
MgAsuRgs--I bushel, iron bound, ~ 30
por dos lwo.hoop pdls ~ OOas2 loi three
hoop, ~ 30. ,,-
Tuus-Throo nest, 81 l0aS2 bli eght most
az o. No, ! per Dozen ~ ooi No. =
* 60i No, ., ~ 20, ,,,,
WAslluoARDs- Wood, 81 3ji aIuc, ~ 2ai
New Err 81 60a9 10,
Vigil HucKErs--sb 25aS6 80 per doI'
PowpEg-SG 40 per keg Of 20 lb,i Wy do,
SO a., 81 do, 81 SOi blasting kegs - 20,
MAcKeugL-No, bbs,, Sl9i hall'bNrrels
80 so, kits, u lbs, Sll0, No = bb,; sloi
CASDY.-stck, l3al5c pcrpound' Fancy
l5a25C.
LYE,-Conccnlralod, Saasi %,
RopE.-Sibol, one.half inch hairs ljci
cotton, DE,
VISEGAR-Per gallon, 20O3Oo,
PorAToEs-Pcrchblows, per barrel 81 l5i
Peerless, 81 75i Early Rose ~ % :
Jackson White, S2,65,
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LEATuER--Sole--O Oak No. l, AZ; do, No.
3s; Hemlock No. |, 36; do. No. 2, 81,
Good damaged 30 cents per pound. Upper
French calf Sl.25(G2 90, do. kips, Sl2j
per pound American calf Sl.15(8l.25,
do. No. 2, 9Oc(GSl 90; do. kips, S5@Sl 90;
do. No. 2, 65@s5c. Wax Upper-P foot
25c. Harness Leather-Oak No. !, Al; do
No. 2, AZ; Hemlock No. l, AZ; do. No 2, 40
skirting, fair No. l. 4; No. 2. ACC. per
pound. =.
CoLLARs-Duck, per dozen, S5.50@6 co.
split and kip, $l0.OO@ll.00; fell kip, $1,000
@l4OO. ~
CnArNs-6l feet, $4,000 per pair.
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COGees and Teas.

CoTfEE.-Rio, common, l44 to 15i; ordi-
nary, l5} to l6f fair, III to lSf good
Is! to ls}; prime, 1871 to 1871 choice, 10
TO 20; Laguayra, l6l to 10; Java, 20
10 30.
TsAs-Imperial, from 45 to Csc per pound
Young Hyson, 80 to AZ; Oolong so to go;
Japan dust 20 to 25c.