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WASHINGTON LETTER

WAsmIsGroN, D. o., April 26, 1880.
1t Is very sad, but the friends of
Grant are beginning to show dis.
trust of the Hon. L. B. Washburn.
They say the statement that he
don't want the Presidential nomi-
nation himself, and that he fayors a
third term is all n sham, and that
he is putting in work for Washburn
and nobody else. Sherman's Civil
Service reform subordinates were
heard in active and trickey opera
tion in Maryland on Friday, work
ing up boom in the interest of the
Secretary. The Washington friends
of Blaine are connlving at the send
ing out, if not themselves sending
out, pamphlets and articles denounc.
ing the other radical candidates.
How these brethren love one an
other?
1t is said that House Democrats
have determined to suppress discus
sion OF the Kellog Spoiford contest
in the Senate. 1t Is to be done in
this way At the last Senate Dem
ocratic caucus, it was determined to
go on with the appropriation bills
as fast as received from the House,
to the exclusion Of AL other mat
ters. The House Democrats will
send the appropriation bills to the
Senate, so they say, fast enough to
keep the Senate busy. There is
one weakness IN this. programme.
1t is the House more than the SEN
ate, which has delayed work thus
far. However, the idea is a good
one. With a half score of Demo.
cratic Senators against unseating
Kellogg there is no possibility OF
unseating him and to debate the
question is to talk in the air.
The desk on which Jefferson
wrote the Declaration of Indepen.
dence is now the property Of the
United States, having been accept.
ed by Congress last week from the
family to which Jefferson presented
it. 1t is very PLAIN piece of fur.
niture. 1t will be preserved in the
State Department. Mr.. Jefferson,
the greatest Of oar statesmen, was
himself plain man. He walked
unattended TO the Capital TO be in.
auguratod as President of the Uni.
ted States. Eight years ago tbous
-nds OF Wash,u.tonians thought OF
this when they saw Gran, ride over
the same route IN gorgeous state,
with cavalry, artillery, and infantry
N the procession, and all the ma.
chinery of government prostituted
10 make such show as would have
made Cesar envious in the midst o.
his greatest triumph.
MEMO,
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again.
lflt were not that Capt. II. NJ.
McVeigh will be candidate for the
Legislature, wo would beg our
friend Hugh to try his luck for Cor
onor, believing as Uncle Jake does,
we could beat that fellow Pettcy-
but two in family, would be cut
ting it too fat
Two years hence, should all go
well, IL. r. McVeigh will be can.
didatc for Circuit Court Clerk of
Mississippi county, and the beauty
of 1t will be, he will be elected.
These big fat men must remember
that two years hence they must
take the hind lacteal nipple, and
give these spall, wirv go-a-head
men chance to come up. and get
some Of the public fat on their ribs.
Our friend P came near be-
ing smashed up during the storm at
neighbors having been up quite
late, he concluded to remain, and
on retiring slept soundly. The
thunders roared, tho lightning
flashed, still he slept, but oh the
hail, when it began to fall, he com
menced to crawl he sprang from
his bed, Forgetting he was away
from home) be made one desperate
leap for the door, Gas he thought)
when sash, glass, frame and p. went
out with II crash. Damage-a
bruised shoulder, scraped shin aud
a general hurting all over. He says
should he go visiting again, (Which
is probable) aud there is prospect
for rain, he will go home.
/ TTNn
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beautiful little college building, the
splendid residence of DR.. Prewltt,
the Roman Catholic Church, Mr..
Cartwright's new Harness shop
the residence of Lawyer Thomason,
now in course OF erection, also his
law Office, the new colored Baptist
Church, the building occupied by
McGee as Barber shop, and A.
l.. Bissell dry-goods store, and by
the way, a new fence around the
yard of Sheriff Haskins; all this
has been commenced and complct-
ed Except Lawyer Thomason's res
idence) within the last year and
more than this-there are several
buildings, | understand, soon to be
erected--laying off and fencing up
lots, seems to be the order Of the
day. And shall we not call this
progressy indeed, it might well be
called boom of no little magnitude
and Mr.. Parnell will think so when
the new Methodist church is built
behlnI HIM, the Baptist church on
his left and the Catholic on his
right. The candidates with their
new buggics, ready plumed for an
active campaign, and the rapid pre-
paratlons being made to go to scrap
ing cotton next Monday, and the
expected arrival Of Judge Mack,
gives the whole county an appear
anco of thrift and prosperity and
the people an AIR OF "gct up'and-
get generally. In my next l will
give you my views OF the colorcd
brother.
JoUN M. COLLINS.
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Mississippi County Politics.

Under the above head, the Little
Rock Democraf pays the following
compliment to Messrs. Driver and
Mcy c,gh Of our town:
I'VE are glad TO observe mem.
tion OF many strong names in the
several counties in connection with
the candidacy for the next lcgisla-
turc. In Mississippi county the
friends of John B. Driver and II.
NJ. McNeigh are urging them to run
respectively Tor the senate and
house. Although we do not know
him as a legislator, we do by char.
actcr. and northeast Arkansas has
no better man or more useful citi-
zen than Driver. McNcigh's repu.
tation is statewide, earned rs Il
member Of the famous legislature
OF 1873. lie was one of the demo-
cratic "old guard in that body,
few IN number, but firm, courage
Gus, cool and sensible, who did so
much to stay the tide of radical
mischief, which threatened the
state. His was the first democratic
name on its judiciary committee,
on which also served such men IA
Pindall, Thrower and Latta, and
it is well remembered in connection
with the subjects of the homestead,
printing and slander laws, removal
of disabilities, levoes, insane asy-
lum, education, concealed weapons,
contested election OF Gilbreath, with
other matters introduced, advocat-
ed or opposed by him. Without
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be used FOR some benevolent purpose, VIII be
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ssg- Foreign advertisements, Gent through
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We may designate
Marriages and deaths, not exceeding ten
lines will be published ~ news, ircc oi charge,
but Obituaries, tributes of respect. funeral nnilc-
es and invitations charged as ad, ,ertisements.
s%-Ali personal matter, letters or communi-
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cratic or Conservative party, or Of the great M
ter, sts Of the general public upon our columns,
the TINES VIII not lail of It's duty.
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tcrest to the people OF The county, state or gene
gal government viii be Published Tree OF charge
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gf@Wc solicit short pithy communications on
subjects of local and general interest from every
township In this and surrounding CGGutes. We
want news of all kinds IL YOU know anything
don't fail to send II to Us because You can't
''write il up in style, - send Is the facts aid We
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AND FcR THE PEOPLE.
Address all cOmmun icatons 10
TIE OSCEOLA TIMES,
OsCEoLA, ARK.
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Or, legislative statesmen made a

Or. legislative statesmen made a
grave blunder when they revoked
the law requiring delinquent lists
to be published, and it Is to be hop
ed the old statute will be revived
at the next session. Arkansas Sen.
,incl.
You are right: they did make Il
serious blunder, and it was only
because there were so many false
economists in that body who sought
to get back. there "by a show of
retrcnchment and reform " at the
expense of good sense and common
reason as well as the true interests
of the people. That bill ought to
have been entitled " A bill tor the
benefit Of sharpers and land sharks,
and for the robbery of the land
owners" South Western Press.
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.


THE countenance is pale and lead
en-colored, with occasional flushes,
or circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull; the
pupils dilate an azure scmicircle
runs along the lower eye-lid; the
nose is irritated, swells. and sometimes
bleeds; swelling Of the upper lip;
occasional headache. with hummlng
or throbbing Of the ears; an unusual
secretion of saliva; Shiny or furred
tongue; breath very foul. particularly
in the morning; appetite variable.
sometimes voracious. with gnawng
sensation of the stomach. at others.
entirely gone; feeting pains in the
stomach; occasional nausea and vom-
iting; violent pains throughout the
abdomen bowels irregular, at times
costive; stools Shiny, not unfrequent-
ly tinged with blood; belly swollen
and hard; urine turbid; respiration
occasionally difficult, and accompa-
MED by hiccough; cough sometimes
dry and convulsivc; uneasy and dis
turbcd sleep, with grinding of the
teeth temper variable. but generally
irritable. &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR.. c. McLANE'S VERMlFUGE
will certainly effect a cure.
1T DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prepa-
ration. noteababh efdofng Me slightest
injury 10 the mosf ks1dty infant
The genuine DIR. McLANR's YER
MIFUGE bears the signatures of {.
MCLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrapper. --:o:--
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MASONIC

The stated communications of osccola Lodge
No. q +. a \. NJ, will be reld the Saturdays
on or next before, each fun moon. VIZ Jan.
"a, Feb n. March 20, April - May p, June la,
& "a, st J B, July II Aug u, sept is, Oct. lh.
Nov ~, Dec II The election and installation
Of officers will tskr place Dec 81, tSt. John the
EvangelisD
The Members are ordered to attend in accord
anc' with the by Laws
All Master Masons IN good standing are cordi
ally invited to attend. BY order Of
j. X Il. HALE. W NJ.
MoRRIs llEINZ, Secy.
The regular couvocaton of Oscooa Chapter
No. 81 Il a. Masons Is ON Friday on or before
the full Moon Of each month. All Il. y Ma
cons are cordially invited 10 attend
liy order Of y. \. GARLick. II. J..
JJuN MATTHEWS, Recorder.
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

The genuine are never sugar coated.
Each box has rel wax seal on the
lid, with the impression DIR. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures Of
c. MCLANE and FLEMING BROS.
Insist upon having the genuine DR..
c. McLANE's LIVER Pills, prepared by
Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, the
market being full of limitations Of the
name McLdnc, spelled differently but
game pronunciation.
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MEMO.
lCommunicated'l I

Mr.. EDITOR: ! beg space in the
columns of your paper to drop q
few thoughts and TO be brief and
come right to what | wish to say,
is this: The white people of this
community are certainty progress
ing rapidly. This is plainly seen
since | came to this town, a !ittlc
over ecar ago. There is that
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disparagement to the claims or abil-
lties of any other aspirants, Missis
sippi county will do well If she
elects the gentlemen named to the
legislature next September.
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ANNOUNCEME EXITS.

The quiz kest way to reach The people, and to
enlist the press in your cause Is to announce
yourselves through the local papers. For this
purpose, the columns Of the TINES are open to
The various candidates. State, Congressional
Judicial. c, un and Township at N. follow
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The Memphis board of health has
issued an order prohibiting the i'm
portation of tropical fruits after the
10Th day of May.
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ANNOUN
FOR GOVERNOR.

We are authorized to announce ]. y. sMITuEE
as a candidate for Governor at the ensuing
November election, ruhl ct to the action OF the
Democratic state Convention to be held on the
2n,i day of June is.U
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FOR CONGRESS

We are authorized to announce J W House,
OF Searcy. White County, as II candidate tor
Congress, to represent this, the first, dlstr-t,
subject to the action Of the Congressional Com
ven ion.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. In adyanee)
For a Term of one year ................sl 90
s,A Months. ....,,...... IS
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AGUE AMI FEVE r.

No better cathartic can be used prcpar-
atory to, or after taking Quinine.
As simple purgative they are un.
equaled.
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DIR. G.. McLANE'S
LIVER PILLS

are not recommended as remedy "for
all the ills that acsh is heir to-" but in
affections of the liver, and in all Bilious
Complaints, Dyspepsia and Sick Head
ache, or diseases Of that character, they
stand without a rival.
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CAPT. James o. Durfi, river edi-
tor of the Memphis Evening Lodg.
er, died last Sunday night, of con-
jestion of the lungs.
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Is IT not a good sign of the dawn
of a new era in Arkansas when ev-
cry day you hear voters say, 4" /
will never support drunkard or
gambler for Office p We think so.
i Malvern Meteor.
That's the sort of racket being
heard all over the state.
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THE 0SCEOLA TIMES.
LEON ROUSSAN,
f d i tor and Prophet o r
FOR CONGREss-FIRSr DISTRICT
HON. POINDENTER DUNN.
OF ST. FRANCIS COUNTY.

The Temperance cause is "boom-
ing" IN Lonoke.
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CHURCH SERVICES

Every Sabbath, at The second baptist Church
ST II o'clock. N aud n. ? m
u T. PREWiI'r Pastor.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

One dollar per square OF one inch running
measure, or space ten lines Of this type, for
first insertion, and seyenty-lye cents for each
subsequent insertion.
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EnEpo.ian. 10 Candidates

All kinds of blank afiidayits, lies,
rumors, hearsays and slanderous
reports adapted to any kind of Of
fee will be furnished by the devil
Of the TINES office at a nickel per
dozen. The purchasers must iurn-
ish their own fools to believe them,
as the devil says he don't know
where the tools live IN this county.
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FOR STATE SENATOR.

We are authorized to announce JOIN n
DRIVER as candidate for State Ser ator at the
ensuing November election, 10 represent tine
Senatorial District composed Of Mississippi :,
Poinsett and Jackson counties.
FOR SHERIFF & COLLECTOR.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO announce W j.
BOWEN a. 4 candidate .o- the o:fite OF sheriff
and Collector of II ssisrppi County, at the cleo
tion iu sericnh-r ptxt
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If the press of the district OK
press the will of the people, Col.
Dunn will have IL walk over for the
nomination for Congress. Three
fourths Of the papers either oponly
advocate his claims or favor his re,
election. Nobody can deny that
he has made an able and faithful
public servant aud will be hard to
cat.--Jonesboro Times
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Now that the campaign is about
to open, we want to caution the
voters to be cautious in listening to
lies, rumors and reports affecting
the characters of the different can
didates. Look out for the custom
AIRY crop Of false and infamous aft
dayits, swearing to something or
other of a criminal nature about
candidates with whom the very
men who get them up associate dali
ly rs friends until election times
comes on. This is the time when
men with Il short look ahead damn
themselves by manufacturing lies to
circulate among the people about
men who live on the best terms
with them until they happen to diff.
Ter with them IN politics, or offer
for an Office. We intend to keep
this caution before the people until
the election Is over. Let us have n
decent canvass, and let the people
turn deaf ear to campaign lies.
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A TORNADO passed through the
town of Macon, Miss. on the Goth,
which completely demolished the
town, killing twenty-five persons
and wounding iorty-two oehers,
The scene, as described by cores
pondent OF the Memphis Avalanche
was fearful IN the extreme. These
storm parties are becoming too ire
quent to meet our ideas Of proprie
ty, and steps should be taken to
either abate or utilize them.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING:
FOR TRANSIENT AND LEG AL NOTICES:

IN LOCAL COLUMN
Fir-t insertion per line .............. u cents.
Each subsequent Insertion. .............lO -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-16
DALLAS, MoNpAY AFTERNOON,
November 10, 1850,


g After four or five days of cloudy, cold
weather, Monday broke upon us clear and
beautiful The streets Of the city were In fair
order by nlghtfall and we presume by to-
morrow morning the roads Of the county will
be in good condition.
There ia no abatement in railroad talk ana
speculation. Dallas has put on her war-paint
and has noidea of surrendeJug her position
of the grand railw y centre of north Texas,
and is now striking mauful blow 10 start
the grandest cad yet prof ctet- from her cor
porate heart to lie ado, on the Rio Grande,
and from here to Fort smith, Arkansas. She
has resolved that his road must and shall be
built.
.Nothing new trauspred to-day in regard TO
the rejected cotton factory
One hundred and tw n'y-six additional
shares were taken this morning in tho Build
ing and Loan Association. The whole number
will doubtless be taken by tho middle of the
week, the books CLOSED, and the association
organized. There are not many OF the thous-
and left, and those who want them had better
speak at once.
The Texas Trunk IL going ahead laying track
towards Kaufman. 1t has enough iron on the
ground, and en- route to bnild the road TO that
town,
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New York, all rail, u S6 per 100 pounds
Boston, ell rail, 81 II perlOO pounds.
Philadelphia, all rail, 81 81 per 100 pounds.
Baltimore, all rail, 81 80 per 100 pounds.
To New Orleans, all rail, VI per 90 pounds.
To New Orleans, by Red River, no water.
To GaiveS' On, 81 - per bale.
To stu ais, 81 % per bale.
proc zee from st. Louis to Dallas, slgo per
Kansas City, $40 per car.
Following are the rates nom all points In Kan
sas south of Kansas City:
To Dallas--Corn and oats per cwt, 81 l-2c; po-
tatoes per cwt, soc,
To nutchlns-Corn and oats, 43c; flour, $50.
To Ferrls--Corn and oats ,i5c; -four, SIC.
To Palmer-Flour, Asc; corn and oats, &c.
To Ennls-Flour, sic; corn and oats, Ec.
To Rlce-Flour, Die; corn and oats, i8c.
Corsicana, MeXia, Groesbeeck, kosse, Waco
Marlin, Brenond, HeArne and Bryan-Flour,6hS
corn and oats, Soc p
To Calvert-Flour, Glc; corn and oats, soc.
On GRAIN-To New Orleans, i0cts per cwt, II
st Louis, 40cts per hun Ged.
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The Course of Trade.

Cotton come In rather slowly to-day. 1t
advanced fu ly &c upon all grades middling
bringing 9lic against 0S Saturday. The i'm
provemeut in the road and, this advance In
price Will Increase the receipts tomorrow.
The Financial Chronicle places the worlds
visible supply at 20GO,il6 bales again't ,75j,-
6i3 at the same time last year. These figures
Indicate an increase in the cotton In sight of
30l, 7s3 bales as compared with the same date
OF 1879, and m increase of l3i,hg5 bales as COM
pared with the corresponding date OF 1878, and
an Increase of3sl 35S bales "a compared with
ls77.
Meats are steady, in moderate stock and de.
mand and unchanged In the prices ruling last
week. No private dispatches from the west
were made public.
Hams and lard are slow and without alter
atoms ordered in their quotations.
General groceries were aiher dull. AS it
was Monday orders through the mail were
light
Sugars, conees salt, canned goods, and
miscellaneous articles areas quoted in detail
below. Ample stocks are held to meet the
trade.
Corn is firm. Consumefs were paying full
market values to day, with spectators bid
ding less than Saturday but not getting their
offers accepted, Choice white commands 3jc,
yellow and mixed 81 to S2%c.
Holders refused less than 81, to Zoe for oats
Ten Wagon loads covered the gross ceipts
which generally went to livery and private
stables. shippers cannot handle them at
this aud StGeFnaaSS n 70 margin exists between
In hay We heard nothing new, except the
receipts were quite small, the demand active.
Fleur Is very firm and with an adyaneinr
tendency. Some dealers Insist that ii will 20
higher in few days, and that the condition OF
other markets justify IL. Tho stock in town
Is not large as general rule, though ample 10
supply inc trade. We do not alter the old rales
sSto S3.l1 per hundred for the fancy brands,
mo'i IS advancing In the eastern mark, Is,
And the New York Bulletin says the advance
has been confined principally TO fine clothing
woods, but during the past week medium
heeceS have met with better inquiry. The
coarser qualities Of wool continue to be
neglected for clothing purposes; but adds :
IAN grades OF wool share in the improved
tone OF the market. There has been a free
movement of California and Texas woods, one
house having sold SOS 900 pounds, principally
ofthose grades, the past week The sales of
pulled wool foot up a total of ilS, co pounds
this week The Inquiry for delaine woods has
been moderate, but they are more firmly held,
since the present margin will hardly nay for
selecting them"
Butteris In fine supply and held at 80 cents
from first hands, IS cents over the counter.
Eggs are unchanged aud firm at 90 cents per
dozen.
Apples ae still slow ana the market
crowded.
Wood is dead scarce and rs high as ever
Coal is lnsupply to-day and hold at $3.50 pei
ton delivered.
Venison is retailing at 10 cents per pound.
Dr. ssed chickens 30 apiece. Live % cents.
Hogs are in active demand at 8 cents pei
pound on foot.
Turkeys90 cents TO 81 10.
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CRASBEnmEs-s2 75G3ptr bushel.
RICE-Wholesale 70 ~
sALT-ln barrel, $295. Liverpool in
u cks 10; lne, 81 80.
to 7A Trade Mark, ~; Cream Singer
Snaps, ga to 10
LEAD-Sc per lb.
SOAR olive, Nsc. perpoundi Blue India, 6s
to 81: satlr"t. $50 &. p, Whlteman
Cambria, &c per pound. Eureka Manufacturing
Company Cyclone, 81; Pale Olive, .; Extra
Olive, AZ cents per pOund.
BEANs-i to 4Ac. per pound.
ShGEsE-'1ear Spring, lie; Factory TO 10
hOMiNf AND GRIrs-St. 50 per barrel
SAuEU KRAuT For hair narrniet 30
APPLRs-s2to 81 so pr barrel.
ONIoNs-Per bar1oI, 81.
P0rATOEs-S21J.
Dmtp PEACBEs--Unpcoled Sc, peeled lGt
per pound.
SWEET rorAToEs-sOc. per bushol
Coal OlL-BeiOw are revised quotations III
+. test; IN barrels "a cents, per case of gal.
Ion cans ~ 30, and gallon AZ cents,
OLoFUEs PlNs-Round, b5ci spring, g 90 pei
box.
MEAsuRts--.y 4, bushei, iron boud, $3.50 pel
dozes; two-hoOp pals, 81 10; three-hoop,S 80
Iuns-Ihree nest, 81 M"s' .oU; "'Ght meet
S;25i No. /, per dozen, $40; No, ., $3.50; No.
,wAsHRoARDs-- Wood, 81. S5; zinc, 81 90; New
Era, 81 .N@sl.7O.
WILL BUCKErs--e5. W @s5 80 per dozen.
PowDER-Sj.iu per key Of Is pouEds; l2h dc
1914 IN do, 81 SO; blasting kegs, Si'55.
Sno1-Drop bag, s2,25, buck S2.E.
MACKERRL-NO. | barrels, $40; nait- barrels
1880; kits, II pounds, 81; No. . barrels, 50
CANpY-Stick, ISOLDE. u pound. Fancy, II
to DC.
LYR-COncentratcd, 81 .GlGSS.6C.
REopR--Slsal, u in. basic, lOci cotton, go
NlNEGAR--Per gallon, 2O03Oc Apple, 200
WRAPriNc pArER-Rag and Straw, AOc, G5o
STARCH-lAc
BUGGY wHRELs--SarvGn' patent, "A, II, G. |
md + grades, as to Sli per set.
TOBACCO -Lorlllard's bullion grade, So; eli
max, do "a.
JuGs-We quote II to u cents per gallon ro
glazed. Crocbs II to Il cents per gallon To-
glazed.