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The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-11-09
Macinnis. Sa ade"s
The Arithmetic Man.

The old saw, 1.-The " sh is father TO Tie
bought is beautifully and ~touchingiy eieih-
aifed by a cheerful little paragraph "hic'
fe find in the last issue of Oh" esteemed Dee:
lodge contemporary. The election table as
Pabl;shed in the later gives Geo. w. Morse
br the house, 1,467 votes aud Stephen De
Wolf i,565 votes, a majority for Mr.. Devon
9S. These figures beyond pe!adVentu'e
We reliable, because the county seat weekly
aves them publicity. Yet n a review CT Tue
esalts on the local page NJ. DeWolfis sven
sos and Mr.. Morse 1867, and it is stated
hat the indicat' ons are favorable to the e'ee-
ion of Mr.. Morse. This certainly IS a grave
Mathematical error, o. rather would De II
made by any o; he" authority. Will OIL" es-
eemed cotem. have any OCCASION 10 ref 10
he matter again. o" will the agony oe spare"
-? 1t certainly cannot be possible ina wee
: "a Fort Union in this county.
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IFrom Sundays Daily.
The Mills and SInelsels.

The Dee. is working ore from the SleV-
Gus, Brrnett and MoultCn.
The Silver Bow is making a run on ore
from the Pa itic.
The Clipper has been repaired and started
I'D last week on Bel ore.
The Lexington IS kept constantly employ
ed @ , the product of the Lexington NINE.
The Burlington has been running for three
months on ore from the Salisbury, OF when
it is treating about ten tons daily.
The Alice is raining OH ore from the 4oo
and 500 foot levels of The Alice mine.
The Colo. ado smelier is reducing ore from
the Gag non, Original, Anse!mo and Slar
West.
The Montana smelter has an extensive con-
All ahead to treat the Co'usa output, and
will soon need seve al more mating furnaces
70 maxi, a s.aoi-of with the nine.
The cert on of the Parrot smelte: is pro-
g~essilg fa'o'ably.
Nearly all the a~rastrss in this vicinity have
heen closed down for the season on account
octn, dec ease in the water supply.
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Personal.

Mr.. Mathers, in charge Of q surveying pa
of the Utah and Northern, came to Bul
yeste4 day.
Mr.. CLARK and family, of Pbi'ipsbul
leave this morning for st. Louis. It is und
stood that Mr.. Clark goes to consult with Y
managers of the Hope Company in relation
the project for the erection Of a new mill.
Mr.. James l. Winston, OF Fish creek is
Butte.
Msis Madden, of New Jersey, arrived
Butte several days ago, and Proceeded
Philipsburg, where she has relatives.
Mr.. JIM. Wilson agent for the Herald, cal
from Helena yesterday.
Mr.. D. Dellinge~, father OF our fell
townsman, Mr.. d. n. Dellinge,, CT hardw.
fame, arrived yesterday fiom his home.
Wisconsin.
Gov. E. II. Murrcy, of Utah, arrived Fl
Salt Lake yesterday and IS registered at
St. Nicholas.
Mr.. John Airport returns to BASIN city
day.
Mr.. Herbert Pembroke arrived from
Lake yesterday and will take a position
the Alice office.
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the Alice MIL

,re mammotl engine of 43o-hoESe po"e-
na, been pla ed in post OIL during The pa"
week undei the direction OF MI 'u''a"
Su.,h. The lv-wheel alone "e'Sos e'e'en
TONS. from which some idea can I've saineu ~
the o,ooor,;ons of the entile mach ne. Inc
-; on mates for the drying foo have also oee'
laid aud the furnaces, or ltues. o'ae: 'e"'"
a.. ready 10 begin work. The s'A's,'''n
u,w.u cyIiud-r furnace, IN tue west " -,
,.u.ll has been lined with fire . :ek' h''eo
together and placed in position LIS d aine,
ter j, 20 i'll hes create" than nose emp''s Gu
! i, III. old mill. The east SIDE I" haee w.
be completed, it 3 believed du ing Tue '" .n,,
ing week. There are about ooo 'o"s ,ors Of
!, the salt room. and several hundred ''n' u
no on the upper ioor ready 10 be erus"Iu,
T.. is believed the mil WI start up S'o~' ="
middle of December.
The Independent saws hat c's's' ''"'
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Local News.
fFrom Fridays Daily.
THE RAILROAD.
hi mel Utah 4 Northern rass Through
Butte. .n-

From Mr.. Mathers, one of the engineers
h surveyors Of the Utah s. Northern road,
ko was in Butte yesterday, we learn that
|, direction of the line from Silver Bow has
|, vet been fully determined as stated by
|op or our exchanges. The conclusion had
lsn Jumped at by several of Il Jealous
bonds in Lewis Il Clarke county that tho
Id would be extended from a point some
.,auce west Of Silver Bow northward
rough Deer Lodge Oh it's route TO Helena
IA that it would not pass within eight miles
| Bu,to. This idea, however, is in a fair
liz to be exploded by future events. Mr..
slhers states that he has received instructions
rrn the lines from Silver Bow to Helena
I. Deer Lodge, but also to run a prelimina-
line from Silver Bow to the capital via
.t,e, 1t is, therefore, by no means certain
H. The main road will not run directly
rough Butte. If it does not, if the Park
lute should be pronounced impracticable,
en there is every reason to believe that as
In as the road touches Silver Bow on its
bv to Deer Lodge and Helena, a branch
M he Immediately constructed to this city,
bieh will place Butte in speedy connection
rail with the business centres of the east,
n give her the commercial prestige natural
rs,ulting from being the first city in the
rritory of any considerable size to have
ham communication with the outside world.
Mr.. Mathers is Of opinion that the road will
extended as far as Camp creek this winter,
A that construction will recommence with
oeved energy next spring as soon as the
ndi,ion of the weather will allow men to
nrl.
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Our Philipsbu-g correspondent states Ina
the ligh.ness of the democratic vote of tha
camp is due to the fact that through a m;stak
in the judgment of several gentlemen, none.
which ought to have been expended in hirln
teams to bring in distant votes, Is of which
might have been secured to the democracy
was expended Tor villainous brass band mus
sic, leaving zone FOR the hireing of needle
teams. ... ...... f.. s.
A passenger who came up from The term.
nus yesterday, states that all the railroa
graders and track layers have been discharl
ed and have returned to Utah. This unex
pected action Of the company seems to jndi
cate that Dillon will continue the teiminut
of The road and that the condition Of TIL
weather and lateness of the season do nc
warrant the attempt to extend the line AMI.
further north this winter. Y
From Su nda VS. Daily.
Governor Murray, of Utah, visited the AL
ice mine yesterday, and was amazed at tn
magnitude and richness OF the properly. 4
Mr.. Ralston, the republican nominee fc,
road supervisor, was elected. If he does 81
we'll as his predecessor lie will make q goo
officer.
Glendale, Lion City and Poney precincts
the latter situated halt way between Glendal
and Lyon, give Mag'nnis a majority of 13t
Beaverhead is abreast of the van in the den
oc.at'c column.
The people of Butte are thoroughly aliyl
to their interests on the question of count
division, and they have elected men TO Il.
legislature who will see that the project
carried to a successful 'ssue. H
The party who has been taSing our e.;
changes f ON our table, thus causing us
great deal of annoyance and trouble, is r.
specially requested to discontinue the habt
before il becomes chronic.
In Fish Creek, Jefferson county, the vo
stood Maginpis II Sanders 3. For d;stri
attorney-Frank K. Armstrong 8: J.E. Cal
away 8. Fer sheriff and assessor-A. n
Easte~ly 8; Henry Nelson l. The dem,
cratic ticket had a majority tn :ougbout.
A few nights ago a ropoer entereu d LOU
IN the lower end of town and stole a 60,
watch and other jewelry from the bureau.
the same piece of furniture was $3.50 IN cas-
which the thief failed to secure. PeoII
4 should lock up their houses when they go O.
or else put tne'r bureaus in their poke
. No clue to the robber.
There are several chronic croakeTs in But
who complain that the MINER does not gi
a suficiency of Geographic news, and W.
Il have an idea that our dispatches ought to
as voluminous as those OF the New York HI
aid. The MINER publishes every INTEREST,"
: news item that comes oyer The wire, and |
exactly the same report that every other t
ritorial daily receives.
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Township officers.

Following are the election returns almost
complete for township officers:
A. II. Ba'1et foc justice of the peace re-
ceived the following vote: Butte, TT; Walk
e%rville, IS; Meaderville. IS; Brewery, 80;
S%cheuer's, IS; B'acktail, T..
Carroll for justice of the peace received the
following: Butte, 600; Walkerville, 100;
Meaderville, 81; brewery, 80; Scheur's, Al;
Blacktail /.
O'Meara for justice Of the peace received
as follows: Butte, sos; VAUDEVILLE, 2O3
Meadervllle, 81; Brewery, S.; Scheuer's, 81;
Blacktail, 4.
Hamilton, for justice of the peace received
as follows: Butte, 642; Walkerville, 1O4 ;
Meaderville, 81; Brewery, 81; Sclieuer's, 40:
D'acklai', II.
Capt. Owen, 70: constable, received the
following: Butte, CSC; Walkerville, 143
Meade vile, 40; Brewery, SO; Scheuer's Al ;
Blacktail, 2.
Rowand, for constable, received as follows:
Butte, G92 Walkervllle, 1888; Meaderville,
"a; Brewery, 20; Scheuer's. 81; Blacktail,
3.
Shoemaker, for constable, received the fol.
lowing Butte, G55 Walkecville, 1l9; Mead
e~rvi,le, 60 Brewery, So; Scheuer's, SO
Blacktail, 4.
Millikin, fot constable, received : Butte
Cos Walkervilie, 100; Meaderviiie, 81
Brewery, 81 Scheuer's, 80; Black'ail, s.
Harper, toc road supe ~rvisor, received
Butte, Gs4; Walkerville, 113; Meaderville
so; Blewe J, 20; Scheuer's, 80; Blacktail
not reported.
Ralston, for road supervisor, received
Butte, 676; Walkelville, 140; Meade"v:lle
81; Brewery, IS; Scheuer's ~; Biackta'
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A man named Smith, in tn! t employ , q,
Lavell Bros, met with a very painful acct
dent yesterday. He was with others enoao.d
in moving some mill machinery to the tim
Der districts Of the park and was riding !,
the tongue Of a heavily loaded trail wagon
From som cause he lost his balance and
fell to the ground, one of the wheels passing
over his arm above the elbow. The limb
was fearfully mangled and in all probability
will have to be amputated.
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THE TERRITORY
New North West, 15th.]

II. S. Clark and family have returned from
Butte and relocated their old home IN Deer
Lodge. Their many friends are glad to nave
them back again.
J.. II. Robinson, of E. l.. Bonner y Co.,
and purchasing partner for that firm, returned
from the east last Friday, and will icmatn
du, ing the winter.
N.Y.. and Mrs. S. E. Iarabie returned on
Monday. the former having waited at Dtllon
and Ogden for Mrs. arabic, who was deta lleu
several days on account OF the heavy sho"
storms in Wisconsin blockadlng the foaus.
Think of that, Mentanians, and thahh so"'
stars Won live in a temperate cline.
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4 MIstRke

In ou~ table Of the election ret' MS u" we
appears for NJ. 8. S. Jones ON Naikervise e
precinct. The OMISSION is not oG 5 but Is
attributable 10 the mistake OF the gentleman
WHO furnished us with the list 0: votes cast
at that place. The rep, t VIII lie corrected
AS 500 as we can rbtail The ne numbc' OF
woes Mr.. Joues received st that precinct.
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FOR SALE,

Al undivided X of what is known as the.
tie Pipestone or Stannard Placer Mines,
tanning about 40 acres alss 10 acres of ga
Also al undivided xof II House. room,
i ichen Stable 30x50 feet-win statle 80
O.. horses. The property IS situated on Cle
road rom silver Star and Jefferson Walt
E:-i.e, 20 m les distant from this city.
WI sci: separately OF all together. ApI
&C 2l BARRETT 4 WARRl
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From private sources we are able to lay be-
be our readers some returns from our COLI
|suous counties:
BOULDER CITY.
l~asinnis, ,,,,,...54 Sanders...,.. ,.3o
Easterly (dem.) for sheriff, leads Nelson 10
BASIN CITY.
G%aginnis, -, ,....6S Sanders
Easterly leads Nelson A.
% DEwEY"s FLAT.
Isoinn;s Sanders ........2
QUARTZ HILL.
l%auinnis 1 Sanders.........
| otal ,Maginnis. .127 Total, Sandeis..e
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Lieut.. Grimes telegi apis from Bismarck to
Magipnis and Sander, The following:
THE latest from San francisco gives Gar
field 1906; Hancocs, "A, 1S4; Davis, lA,4o';
Rosecrans, 14,57S. This reduction OF the ex-
pected democratic gain in the city makes tie
state very close and doubtful.
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Ii. f. Hodge, Cambridge, M'ch'' says
7 have been afflicted with Asthma for years.
an .On,y Lung Pad" gave me immediate re-
ref. | eau recommend it as the s'e''es'
remedy eve produced.-See Adc.
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There is nothing definite in regard TO the
Eecise majoc.ty that Mag mis- Will receive
bu. latest retu-ns indicate ABOUT the follow
hg msiOr,ieS:
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The pei. y ~la:cenist is abroad in the land
Us sber d be mads 4 lead depository forth
sti.
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Returus.

~Returus from Divide, Silver Bow and
backtail are given below.
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MARRIED.

Butte, by Rev.
Russell, VIM. Hartupee n Miss Mol
Libben.
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Van Stone s. Crosby, Wholesale and lie
tail Druggists, Toledo, ONO, says:-We have
sold large quantities of the Excelsior Kidney
Pad, and have beens Used al The unVa:y-
satisfaction given by Il m.-See Adc.
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Majorltles.

Below VIII be found the majo%.t'es for.
Beaverhead democratic ticket at Glen,
and Lion City:
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The Independent saws that c's'sf '""'
gave Assinn;s $50 majority
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and Lion City:
Glendale.
Mag'nnis ........... ..........G3
Dist. Atty
Mayhem .....-
Council
browne .....of
Mitchell.
Aiken .........
Ives .......
House.
Rodgers. ,...tp
JOINT member
Davis ....... -
Sheriff
Clerk and recorder
u 'aeter
Treasurer
Sh nebe ger
Couaty commissioner
! Lowell
Coroner
WIight.....
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From Saturdays Daily]
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-06

CRANRKRRIRs-NOne.
RICK-Wholesale ~ to ~.
sALr-ln barrel, s2.S5. Liverpool In
CRAckkRs-Sods, XXX, sx tot; NIX, !
TO N; Trade Mark, q; Cream, . to w;
singer Snaps, ~ to Ia.
LKAD-sc per lb,
Soar Olive, 6kc. per pound; Blue India, 81
to6Hi satinet, $40: G. P, Whiteman
&Cobs as Soap Works: Pale Olive, Sc;
Cambrc &c. per pound.
BEANS a To 41.c. per pound.
CAEpLKs-Star, l5o
CuErsE- lear spring, Ac; Factory AK to Is.
HoMINY AND GRITs--S 81 50 to S. per barrel.
sAuER KRAUT For half barrel s. to 81 IS.
APrLEs-52 b, 50 per barrel.
ONIoSs-Per bariui, - 20. 10 IS 80.
PorAToEs-is
SWEET PorATon Red iOc. white soc. pr
bushul.
Coal OIL-BeIow are revised quotations ITO
II. test; In all Size packages " 30; In barre y
.centa,
CLornEs PINs-Round, csc; spring, 81 90 per
box
MrAsuREs-g, bnshel, iron bound, so 80 per
doleH; twO-hoop pals, 81 10; three-hoOp. 81 30
IuBs-rhrec nest, !! ,iO@s!cO; eight mes
l65; No. /, per dozen, SO; No. 9, $3.50; No
1928.
wAsunoAnps-woo 81 .85; zinc, s2,a New
Era, e. FEG0Sl 70.
WILL BuGxErs- e. 25@s5 30 per dozen.
POWDER 81 a. per key of 25 pounds; l2H do,
81 10 ~ do, 81 80; blasting kegs, 1928,
snol-~Drop, bag, s2.2jSs2 SOi BUCK, S2.;5
ds2 .G5.
MACEEEgL--No. barrels, se; half-barrels,
VI so; kits, T. pounds, Sl,l0; No barrels, $40.
CANDY-stck, lS@i5c. pound. Fancy, Is
TO 2jC. Prize candy 80
LYE-COnceatrated, 81 .65%H %.
Rora~'Ssal, y in. husls, l0c; cotton. 92C.
ViNraAR-Per gallon, n@Soc. Apple, 2O'.
WRAPPING : RER-tag and Straw, 4Oc. 100.
10 >. aud $50. per bunch.
SrAnou-isIc.
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FLOUR - We quote City Mills from new
wheat as follows: XXX, 2 %, Xxx, 2 80,
XXX, . 20; Choice, 81 SO;family, none.
Imported: Xxx, per cwt -; xxx, -
xxx, 0t; Fancy, OOto3 10; Patent, 3 %
RyR-In sack. 81 IS.
BARLKY-7Oc per buahel sacked, loose Gee,
BBAN--Wequote Mt 500.
GUNsY BkGs--Second-h In good order, .
nts piece.
Com MEAL-On track large lots t5c. In the
tore iObbing lots Soc.
Oars New 1txa- 40 loose. Saeke', 46'.
WHKAr-No old, use; No 3new, S5CGe5ci No
., none; No new, 7h(Ss0: Rejected, 6h@ti No
grade. 5QaG5c; Mediterranean, So2. 70: No 3,
I0G75c; Nicaragua, nominal, 4Oc, Dut not want
I'd by Texas millers.
CoRs-We quote new Texas from wagon In
shuck and ear % cents per bushel.
HAY-PTairie, loose from wagon, " per ton
Millett. do. 80. From store. prairie, baledSl;
per ton; Milett, $40. Prairie baled, In cal
lots, sl2 per ton free on b0aid.
We qnot.: Chopped corn, Ter 100 pounds
/; chopped corn snd oats, Yer 100 pounds,
81 20. chopped barley, per 100 pounds 81 10
cru he'd corn and cob, per lOl pounds, SO'
corn bran, pc 100 pound sec Graham hour
So 20; cream meal, 81 90; nnr bolted meal, PEI
bushel. zoe hociiny, per 100 pounds, W q
r'its. ncr 90 sounds, ~ 80; corn nour, Per LOT
pounds, ".
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New York, all rail, 81 rs per 100 pounds
Boston, all rail, 81 Al per 100 pouDdp,
Philadelphia. all rail, 81 "a per 100 p0u ds~
Baltimore, all rail, 81 IS per 100 pounds.
10 New Orleans, II rail, "a 70 per bale.
To New Orleans, by Red River, rs 10 ger
bale.
To Galveston, ~ 10 per belle.
To st. Louis, 81 % per bale
On produce fron st. Louis 10 Dallas, SEQ per
car; Kansas City, $50 per car
Following are the rates from all points In Kan
sas south of Kansas City
70 Dallas-COrn asd Data per Cwt, 81 30; po-
atoes per cwt, 5sc.
To Hutchins-Corn and oats, t3c; llOur, b5e.
To Ferris--Corn aud oats ,45c; -four, Sc
= 20 Palmer-Fosr, hsc; corn and oats, 46c,
10 Eunis--FlOpr, sic; corn aud oats, &c.
To Itlce-Flour, 54c; corn and oats, t6c,
Corsicnna, MeXia, Groesheeck, kOsse, Waco,
Marlin, Bremond, Hearne and Bryan--FlOur,65 Soc
corn and oats, Soc.
To Calvert-Flour, SIC; corn and oats, Doc
On GRAIN-TO New Orleans, 4Octs per cwt. To
s. Louis, 40cts per hsn lred.
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Iron, Nails, Wire, Etc.

IRos We quote merchant bar, &c rates
Norway and Swedes, loo.
PLow sTEEL-Sc.
WIRE-Smooth wire, No. 0, 7Hc. ; Mes. 10 and
II, 7hc.i No. L., Sc. per pound; barbed wire
10 to llo.; japanned, lOo,; extra cut barb,
galvanized extra cut barb, Ike.
HoRsR suoEs-Per keg,s6 5n;mule shoes,S7 30.
HonsE SHOE SAiLs-per box, % pounds, No.
7, 50. 20; No. s, S5 20; No, 8, 5000.
NAlLs-From Tod to God, ~ % rates.
TIMERS Stock. Block tin soc per pound
tin plate, l4N20 sll per box; |, C.. uN20 ell 10;
do l0Nl4 sll 60i zine, l2oper Id; solder, lie pet
ID; sheet iron. ~ b 10 per 10.
AxKs-Per box, one dozen, $40.
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ALcouoL-s2. S5 to o.. 40 per gallon.
WHisKy--Sweet mash, 81 .25@pS4. so; sour
mash, 81 .60@$5, according@age.
WINEs-C laret, In case, sS,15@&i; Catawba,
per gallon, 81 .lO@S2; Port, per gallon, 81. 70 a
IS; Sherry, per gallon, 81 .20@Si Madeira, per
gallon, .sO@sbi White wine, In cases, ~, 20
$50.
CHAMPAGNE Cooks, In baskets, $ls@s2O
Heidsieck, In basket, S2S; Krug, In basket, sa7 +,
Domestic champagne, Sl0@l6.
ALK-stock ale, per dozen, s. ,l5@s2 so; Por-
ter, per dozen, s26sSs.5o.
BorTLE BEER--St. Louis quarts sl9, hints
Sls 30, Budwiser, sl2, pints sl3 80.
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Live stock.

CArTLK-Cornfed, none; grass do yearlinCs,
sS@Ss; steers, from 8 to years old, Sl5@s2O;
barn cows, Sl5@SlS.
HoRsRs-Mustang ponies, SIS a $40; farm
stock, siO@SIb; buggy horses, s6o@SlOO; sad
die, $50 to 1928
MuLKs-From fifteen to sixteen hands high,
s7b to $40.
HoGs-on foot, Sh@iHc, for inferior to prime
porkers.
MUTTON snRRr-They are quotable at SO .5O@sS
per heap.
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sHISoLEs-Cypress, Nper thousand; N alive
pine, sap, IS; do heart, ST 75
LArHs-S3 roper thsusRBd
CEMENT-Fort scoN. Per barr, IS; Ros
endale, % 5Oi Louisville, s Ps land
81 80.
PLASTER OF PARIs-fer barrel, VI.
HAIH--Per pound, 71so.
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Fruit and MAS.

LEMoNs-Per box, " 10.
PoP CoRN-PrIEt packages, per gross, $40.
RAIsINs--Lonssn layers, s50s3. I0i layers
" 10 to ~ ~ per box.
PKCANs--sl so TO 81 per buShel.
NuTs--Alisends 230s5o. per spound; Brazil
.l@l2; llberts, li9l5i English Walnuts,
none; chestnuts, American, none; Italian,
none; peanuts, 7 to \; oocoanuts, 90.
DArEs--l0a i2He, per pound.
ORANGES Sound stock, Florida AMI Louis
lana, Ss.
CURHA HTs--9ol0c.
pRuNaa-gmlOc
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Meats AMI Lard,

iOa breakfast bacon Ice.
or, Dsf sAar--long clear sides, %; short clear
ed do, 1875. avs ''"'ass-
LAnD-Tierce, l0A; half barre, my, NATL,
to l0pounds, ilh; pounds, isx wv pans
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CoTFaK-Rlo, common, lb@l5Hc; ordi-
nary, Is; fair, l6h; good, III
prime, l7s49lsG; choice, lSAlsK; Laguayra
i5Hclg; lava. 2sS.0c.
TwAs-Imperial, from ,5tG5c. per pounds
Young Tyson, 4O%oO; Oolong, 4S@Goe; Japan,
O60b5c
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MEDICAL,

Illustrated Marriage Guide. 26V pages c,o,,
and gilt binding, 90 cents, same in nan
covers, % cts. Manhood, 10 cents, wonss ~
hood, 10 cents; Pamphlet, cents--seeprs,.
sealed, by mail. Send money or pos,s.s
stamps. DIR. WHITTIER, the great specia1,..
MT St Charlns Street. St. Louis, Mo.
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Sugars and Syrups.

suGAR.-Crushed l2c>4; powdered, We; gran
ulated, ~ A, llN; clarified, llSs to IL
'holce Louisiana, IA; strictly prime,
lO@l0Sj fair to prime, OAtq9h @l0h
The prices y less In hogshesds.
MoLAssEs AND SYRurs-lOulsiana molasses,
i3 to SOC. Table syrup, b5@GG.
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Attention, Ladies'.

The very latest styles of visiting cards
note paper-cards and envelopes just received
at Mason & Erb's, 7l2 Main street. Call
and examine them.
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CoAt-we quote Indian Nation at $3.50 per
-,n denyered, or free on board; coke, 35o. per
o rel of one hundred pounds,
wooD-oak, per cord, s2.76as3i pine, % Is
ellvered
CuARcoAL-Sixty cents per barrel.
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lNeTE.-qHe quotations Jollo,vi'ig, untess
'hsr'o,se stated, are for wholesale spot cash
ps. Whe, tine is asked or small amounts
purchased, higher rates arc demanded.1
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A man died of liver complaint! Cno
dollars worth ot "BlRCK-DRAu GKG~
would have saved his lie.
Sold by nil druggists.
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COopernge.

Flour barrels 2to; sugar barrels 6pc half
barrels do. 4ec: cypress molasses do. 81.
ArrsIN 10; nolnsses kegs zoe.
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Wagon Woodwork.

sPoKEs-From 10 az inch, per set, NIX
select, IS; Xxx, s2.7h.
SAwED FRLLOEs--lx to ~, 81 per set
BUGGI wHKRLs-Saryen's patent, A, Il, q, D
md grades, IS to Sl4 per set.
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Poultry and Game,

PRAIRIE CBIoKRNs--We quete'at zoe apiece
SQUiRRELs-Per dozen, dnc.
cmcKEss-we quc:c $3.50 for spring; for
grown, 80 so,
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PEACHEs-s pounds, sl.Sj@S2,OOi 3 pounds
81 25gS 10,
ToaAroEs--2 pounds, sl,45Ssl 10; 5 pounds,
81 .gOCQS2 90.
BLAcKBxRRIEs-sl 66algi rs.