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The daily gazette., 1881-12-21
M,Quu,0tism


Neuralgia, sprains,
Pain In the Back and Side.
There d nothing more painful than these
diseases; but the pain can be removed and
the disease cured BY use Of Perry Davis
Palm Killer.
This remedy Ia not . cheap Bennine
away from nre or heat 10 avoid danger
Of explosion, nor II IL nm untrted expert
menf thst may do more harm than good.
Palm Killer has been IN constant use
for forty yean, and the universal testimony
from all parts OF the world is, II never
fails. n not only effects permanent cure,
bat It relieves pain almost instantaneously.
Being q purely vegetable remedy, II Is safe
In the hands Of the most inexperienced
The record Of cures By the use Of Pam
killer would MI volumes The following
extracts from letters received show what
those who have tried Il think:
Rdgar Cady, owatonna, MINI. says:
About Z year since my wife became subject
10 severe suffering from rheumatism Our
resort y,s % this PAIs KrLIER. which speedily
Charles Powell writes from thsr ,jlors'
Home, London.
bad been afflicted threa Year, vtdl lusuralgia
and yiolent spasrnapf tbs stomach The dc;tors
q Westntnster Hospital gave up MY case In
despair. 1trfsd your PAis KriI.En. ald = gave
mo immodiate relief. have rgainod my
strength. and am now abba 70 fonoA ny usual
occupation
q. r. Walworth, saco. Me-. writes:
IeTpexienced immediate ref Il from pain In
me ade by tbs use q your Pans KILLkk
= ihsa ussd your pArs Knrsn for r,euu..ism.
and have recelved great benefit
Barton Seaman says:
and have found II . Rsrsv failing reniedy fof
rheumatism and lamenesA
Mr., Burdttt writes:
Itnsser Tstis % give relief In cases Of rheumatism
PHI. gilbert, Somerset, Pa, writes:
Prom actual une. know your PAIN kILLEn
n he best medicine can got
All druggists ieep PAM KILLER It's price
is 30 low that 1t Is within the reach OF all
and It viii save many times Its cost in doctors
bilia 25c-, SOC. and eI.00 n bottle.
PERRY DAVIS 4 SON, Pppdstos,
Providence, z. !.
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Christmas Trees,

Fourth street, from Market to King,
resembles a yonng forest, this after :
noon, on account of the large quantity
OF Christmas trees on hand. Some of
them, notably Of the Norway Pine
variety, are shapely and handsome,
and sell from two 10 Eve dollars
apiece.
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TAKE NOTICE T!
Read what we say for the Holidays.

Read what we say for the Holidays
We have the largest, the
finest and cheapest lot of Chill
dren's Tea and Dinner Sets ever
offered in this city.
Majolica ware we have a
large lot of, .and it must be
sold to make room for other
goods. Come and see our prices
on it. We also have a full line
of Vases, Toilet Sets, Smokers
Sets, Cups, and Saucers, China,
Dogs, &C., &c. These goods
must be sold to make room for
others, coming in after the first
of the year, aud you will find
we have marked them away
down.
We have also received an
other invoice of that elegant
so and 60c. Teas. On these
goods we know we can save you
full l0c. per pound. Our Cof-
fees, we always have fresh roas-
ted; hundreds of persons know
what they are, and tell us we
save them Sc. per pound on
every pound they buy. That is
equal to loaf of Bread, don't
forget it. Our Spices are strict
ly pure. Don't forget now what
we have told you.
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Suffering women,

There is but very small proportion OF
the women Of this country that do no,
suffer from some OF the diseases for
which Kindey- Wort Is specific. When
the bowels have become costive. head
ache torments, kidneys out OF FIX, or
piles distress, take o package and It's
wonderful tonic and renovatipg power
will cure you and give new life.- Watch
man.
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A New Morning Paper.

1t is stated that parties from New
York, recently connected with the
New York Esoning Posi- intend pub
fishing morning paper In this city,
and have taken rooms in tho Silver
building for the purpose. 1t is said
1t will be independents Republican in
politics.
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A Revolution Ensst.a.

ATLANTA, Ga, Feb. %, 1881.
II. 81. WARNER & Co.: Strs For
thirty years l was . victim OF painful
kidney diseases, bat your Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure has made me q new
man. CHAhLEs LATIMRR.
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second Annual.

The second annual masquerade ball of
the Nonpareil Association will take
place on February 18th. The partici-
Pants win meet In the Fame Hose En-
gibe House, and march from there 10
Websters Dancing Academy, Masonic
temple, where the night will be spen.
In dancing.
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MoNRoE, Mich, Sent. Oh. n

MONROE, Mich, bept. %. 1875.
sIRs-i have been taking Hop Bitters
Tor inflammation OF kidneys and bladder,
u has done for me what four doctors
Jailed 20 do. The effect Of hop Bitters
W. l.. CARTRB.
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Sold.

The Silver building, on Market
street, opposite the City Hall, has
been sold by tho Hope Loan Associa-
tlon to party in New York, for $l5,.
500.
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RED FLANNET.S.

A good twilled red flannel
can be found, at 81 cents per
yard, at w. M. Kenna.rd &
Co.'S
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARk EFT
MONDAY, Dec. 10. 8 r. N.
BEEF CATTLE were In fair demand and
prices W, re n fraction higher. 3jOO head
arrived and sold Ht the different yards,
AT 3As7l4 10. per Id the latter rate for extra
I SHEEP.-Good sheep were active Iand
higher. l2.Dv0 head arrived AID sold at
the different yards at ic. per ID.
and lambs ut a 7c. as 10 con -illon.
HOES were iu demAuu at an aduACck
bOOO head arriS ed and sold at tue differ.
ent yards Ht ~ II 9xc per pound, the
late rate for extra.
Park Drove Yard SD and Lancaster ave
nue.. Wea Philadelphia. Dec. 10.
HEEP.-ExtriI, 10 To I2O lbs, 5lk TO 6ss ;
good, ~ To 100 lbs., ~ a ~. fair, ~ 10 81
lbs, a4ls; culs, 3 "a 81. Lambs.-
Good, Bs6A medium. 5a5ts common
~ % " 70. Calves a SC. Arrivals, 400
head. LiSnter supply and market brisk
or, but at no advance.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
WEDsEsDAY, December IA, 5PM.
FLOUR IL inactive, and prices favor
buyers. Sales OF 1850 barrels, Including
M innesota extras AT % 75a7 lik for clear, ;,
and al " rs for straight Pennsylvania
do. at s7a7 81, and patents at 81 10 as25.
Rye Flour is steady at IS u 81 for mix.
lures and pure.
GRAIN Wheat is dull and &c. lower.
Sales OF 2l00 bushels red aud amber at
VI 80 i5. AT the open board 5000
bushels Januarysold AT el I n; and 5000
February at Sl a 81 3s was bid for de-
cember, 81 81 Tor January and 81 I3 for
February. Rye Is steady at ssc. Tor Penn
sylvania. Corn Is quiet, and options
are 4 nc. per bushel higher. Sales of
5000 bushels. including yellow at GoI &c,
mixed al TIC; steamer at &C.; No. 3 AL 6d
s66l1c.; nd rejected at tic. AT the omen
board 5000 bushels december sod at 8Ac
1900 bushels January at on4 15c.; 8tI4 4.
was bid for November, B65Er for Deem
Der; tSNc. for January ana Tic. for FeU-
ruary. Oats are In iair request and stea-
dy. Sales Of 10 100 bushels including
white at 4s1Saolhc.i and rel ected and
mixed at 4Sa4Jc,
WHIsKY.-lO0 bbls. Western iron-bound
| sold at OIL lSper gallon.
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LIGHT COATS.

The imported cloth coats
sold by w. M. kennard &
Co. are attracting attention
and eliciting praise on ac-
count of their superior fit and
reasonable prices.
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Being Stated,

Tho root on the residence Of the late
Henry Albert, Fourth street near
French, in being slated. For tho past
Few months slate roofs have seemed to
grow 10 popular favor.
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TABLE LINENS.

w. M. Kennard & Co. are
showing some veryhandsome
patterns of table cloths and
napkins to match. There is a
finish, style and elegance
about the goods highly at
tractive, and the styles are of
the latest designs.
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a Prison rorI...

,ha, DUBLIN, , Dec. l9."Tt ,.@'a r
for is%t femaplssi' a pri'Gn :. especially il !, !.
u tion MT for the reception pT",se o. Of n
o. the Ladies' Ian% ITp Of nj
that that the arrest Of seV seve,a; d;eagnI a
memoers tba, osas Of the Dublin Pre- Prod .5
The Lord neesnptected!
has lssured a iunul, circuiaurl OF I
n.,,ad pnol,l,celfn,ormlng !, themtbsso, 10 The The
nation ,ma.lon declaring The Land Ids ! !
sna,air ana directing them 10 taSe aSsso q !, .
Hea,nst ~ ana' i, any women ma ns,,ia9 Jug
In any Illegal proceed,ppa ps''lel
Accident at the nro.,,
: seph Smith, a rIpp,, o. :. y
h'ver Bridge, was T i6rovu w 70
anchorage abutting From, ,,,.Ia l'c
gn, y Yesterday afternoon '''''
y woiknen were hosting hOu, nn.
Moor beams by means Of , Oae 10,
.he top of the anchorage. ,tI.t uell
y I'VE feet in height. Smi,h sasa .l
ing on the anchorage and u b,a Va !
,ne guy rope. The beam. ws,,'
Two tons, had reached ,ha ha'Vl
helgbt, but as the worKmsn s ~.
M ing 1t in a cracking sound vs' W.
dhe next instant the poods's, sS
moor beam tell with a cra.b i
yard Smith, who still had , :
OF the guy rope, was aung On,
anchorage about thirty.iivs ~, :,
Then he fell slxty.five lcet in,o i
10 The astonishment of bIs O con
when they lifted him he s,ol ,Cl'
I'm not dead yet! We are "u, n,
easily u A'e III
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Linen Handkerchlefs.

Gentlemen and Ladies
white and fancy Handker-
chiefs, at w. M. Kennard &
Co.'S, for I2t cents.
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THIRD EDITION
Indleations fer no. Day

Cloudy weather, with rain. variable
wiDds, mostly sastsrty. stationary or
lower Temperature and pressure.
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COSSAMER.

This stock is always com
plete in all sizes, and quail
ties, from $2 IS to So 90, at
W. M. Kennard & Co.'S.
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One Case Of Canton Flannel.

w. M. Kennard & Co.
are selling a good quality Of
unbleached canton flannel, at
8 cents.
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WATCHES, JEWBLRY, Sc.
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WILMINGTON, Del. Dec. u
rne CIfy Markets

The following were the rullng prices II
marke OF this morning:
Butter, fresh, per pound .-.... $50 so
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Messrs. Kennard & Co.,
Gal Market street, have a
large stock of Delorme and
Trefousse kid gloves; also the
very fashionable Mosque
taire' gloves in mode shades.
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A Kansas paper of the 18th inst. contains tho
following: Rev. g. W. Henning, of this city,
Ia q member of the state board having In
charge the care of freedmen coming to Kansas
from the south. He informs us that the board
has received, cared for and and distributed
over one hundred thousand OF these people.
and been the means of turning ten thousand
more Into other states There seems TO hove
been some dissatisfaction In the state boar Z.
At itslas meeting, the entire board ~ tGntd 4,
leaving the organization to committee np-
appointed for the purpose: mr..
board has done all In Its power to
check the incoming of these people, Speeding
much m oney in the effort, but without avail.
They are bound to come to Kansas, the home
of old John Brown. The board isquite anxious
for the future The exodus has again COM
menced; thousands are now on the road. In
answer TO n question whether The board knew
when or where these movements We're going
TO take place, he piled that they did not;
their only sources of information were the
DISPATCHES, and their duty WAS simply to dis
tribute the aid furnished them by the charita-
BILE people of the no tn when the refugees mr.
rive In the state. He also informed us that
the board had received tenders from commsr-
clal centers of unlimited means to check the
exodus, but this was beyond their power.
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The Convenient Trichinae

A Chicago firm furnishes the following OPP
perfume dispatch from Hayre, manufactured
probably, per order
"Our pork loins (reterring to a lot shipped
from Chicago are really unsaleab!e. Nobody
wants to do anything with the article any
more 1t seems there are great many of them
held here The stock Of bacon Is large, not
withstanding the falling OF In impor-
tation and no movement toward consumers
In the Interior. They bring nothing, AZ the
govcrnn "nt takes pains to suppress the ar,
ticle eve ringing bells In the villages to BID
the people 'bewafe of American hog meat.
Assistant secretary of the treasury
Gerard, who was here, said he
would remedy the matter, and ex-
pressed hims elf as satisfied about the inspec-
ton of meats; but his first step on hlsreturn
to Paris was to remove the Inspectors OF
Havre and put in anew lot from Paris. Out
of thirty-thiee cases of long clears they
passed Ave which contained trichinne This
was u beautiful BEGINNING torthe new inspec-
tors. Every one knows there Ia no euch
quantity of trchin0sis meat az they make 1t
out to be Certainly moi one hog In thous.
and Ia affected with trichinae. or course we
have no weapons as against the administra-
ton. The decree will probably not be re-
scinded at present -
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ali the states are to about the same effect, ana
planting will probably average fifteen days
later than last season In every state.
Comaercial fertilizers will be more generally
used than heretofore, and, In some sectlons'
In much larger quantities than last season
notably In the Car0liDas and Georgia IN
Alabama and Mississippi there will DO con-
siderable increase In their use, anu they nave
been sent To some localities In these states
where none but homemade fertilizers nave
heretofore been used.
With reasonable favorable weather hereafter,
Il IL probable that In many sections tne ehe y.
of a liberal use OF fertilizers Will enabie the
orop to make up for the late planting: some
little cotton has already been planted IN TtSas,
Florida, southern Alabama ana Mlsslssippi'
but the bulk of the crop has yet to be planted,
and, In some sections. but little progress mas
been made In preparations. since April tne
weather has been too cold, with several Sc.
we're frosts even In the gulf states, so that II
has not been favorable for the little cotton al
ready planted. Indeed, until warm weather
comes TO remain, the colt IN seed had better be
out of the ground than In 1t.
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BnlCK-At the kilns to 50.
SroSx-At the Dallas quarries 80 per cub,c
foot. ii for foundation, IL for wall, and 20 70
dressed front.
LuMDRn-Native rough pine go per thousand,
Dressed on one side, s22 30; Flooring, tongu.
ell and grooved, as; Dressed misunderstanding.
sl7hi Three-eighth tongued and grooved ceiling
el8 to tlg.
snINaLxs--Cyprcss, t5 per thousand, Native
pine, sap, Is; do heart, 81 co.
LArns-eS % at "a per tfousand.
% DO; Portland, SO 30.
PLASTER rPARIs-Per barrel, 8; at 81 SO.
HAiK--Pc pound. 7Sc.
CEMENT LuEs. g Inch, - cents; 7 inch. 40
cents, 0 Inch ceiling Joint, 81, 9 Inch can, 100,
I inch ceiling Joint, 81 l5j inch cap do, Doc.
DRAIN PIPES inoh, leo per foot; inch,
zoe; Q inch, SIC; Inch, 400; sinch, bOc,
MIXED PAiNTs-Ready for use aud all colorn
81 " per gallon. All the tested and standarJ
makes Rre on sale by Dallas dealers.
LiME-CooRered,.. 2per DBL, bulk, 81 10.
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E:E::[

TESTIMONY OF DRUGGISTS.
been selling swift's Syphilitic speciann lave sW
years, and regard 1t superior TO anviS,,uo'
known to science, for the diseases fnry a .hin
II Is recommended. We have never k mo,cn
Of single failure. Ahown
Z. j. Cassels, Townsville, Gail. o,
q Co., Forsythe, Ga; Hunt, Rankin a is ~lser
Atlanta, Ga; Pemberton, Samuels q psr,
Ga. Auanta,
ATLANTA, Ga, July a. la.
We have used Swift's Syphilitic Sna,i iss;
the treatment of eonvicts for the last ne N
ana believe II Is the only certain ren,eJv ,ha,
VIII effect a permanent cure for diseassss' SM
which you recommend it. "ees ior
a, o GRANT, ALEXANDER Aco
sl,ooo reward will be paid to any oh s SUi
VINO Will ind, on analysis of leo het,Iaa ~
s. $. s., one particle of mercury, iodide nos. VI
SUM, or any mineral substance. '''"S'
Prepared only by the Swift Specific com.
pany, Atlanta, Ga. Sold uy George II I'm ~
hlns, thompson, schott & Co., and W n
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COM MERCIAL.
DALLAS, FRIDAY EvRkINa, !

Business throughout the week has only
been moderate. The cotton marke has shown
little or no animation, and the season Ia 30
near over that several dealers have discontin-
ned transactions. The receipts to-day were
light, and the market ruled dull, no
changes having occurred. The wholesale
trade was fair to-day, the timely rains OF the
day previous having ceased, snd clear weather
In the forenoon prevailing, but heavy shower
fell In the fore pprt of the afternoon. should
bright weather continue, we may look Tor
large increase In the jobbing trade at an early
day. Dry goods are steady, ana loDning
sales as fair as could be expected. Groceries
were active, considerable business having
been done on mail orders. Flour squiet ana
dealers are not particularly anxious to sell,
owing to the expected further advance. Hog
products remain very nm and sun: hay, corn corn
be an Id OF other lines of produce. There Is n
scarcity of good grades Of butter. and an II,
creasing demand. Eggs and poultry are luie.,
and there IL but little demand except Tor
spring chickens, which are scarce ana hish'
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Drugs.

The market has been fairly active during
the week. Prices are appended; Acld-ben-
zoio per ounce, acid car6olic solution, bSe;
acid sulphuric, SO per Id, acid tsrtaric, bSc
per Id, alum, i@5e per ID. Ammonia csrbo.
nate. 96c perlbi assa.ntida. 800 per ID; bslsam
copaiba, SIC per lb; borax, lsc per ID; blue
mel tEpglish), 81 10 per 10, caniphor, refined,
$50 per ID; cinchonidia, 81 10 per OF chloro-
form, 30 -ll5c per lb; chloral, hydrat 81 1909 90
perlb; cream Of tartar, powder, Ssctoi0 per Id,
gum opium, 81 per lb, gum shellac, zoe per
lb,mofphine, g40O por OF, oil bergamot, 80 90 per
ID, OIL trmon. e. 90 per ID; bromide potass, Doc
per lbj IT. \ Wy; iodlde pot ass, 81 0Oper III; N
n IVY, quiniue, sulphate,S2 70 per OH, Seed
caraway, 100 per ID; ssnna, CSC per Id, Alex =,
$50 per Id. Strychntne, crystals, ISL 90 per OF!
sugar lead, go per ID, foui sulphur, 3A@5c
per lbi salts epson, 30t5c per Id.
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ALCoMoL--s2. SO to o.. 40 per gallon.
WHIsKy-Swcet mash, 81 .256OSi. 80; sour
mash, 81 .600$b, accorilng@age.
WINRs-C laret, In case, 3.lb@S4; Catawba,
per gallon, Sl.l0@S2; Port, per gallon, 81 20 %
So; Sherry, per gallon, 81 .20t6SS; Madeira, per
gallon, A.6O@s5; White wine, In cases, u. 25
OSLO.
CuAMPAaNs-Cooks In baskets, sls@s2O
Heidsieck, In basket S2S; Krug, In basket. sa7;
Domestic champagne, STOOLS.
ALR-Stock ale, per dozen, 81 .l5@s2 so; Por-
ter, per dozen, S26aS2.60.
BoTTLR Bekn-St. Louis quarts sl2, tpints
Sl2 80. Budwiser, Gle, pints els 50.
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Sales; 1900 quiet and easy.
spots opened quiet.
Middllngs l0S.
Sales 800.
Spots closed dull ard weak,
Middlings 10Y
Sales 1850.
st. LOUIS.
81. Louis, April 22.-Closei easier; mid.
a,ings wv receipts $50; shipments 1863; sales
100; ttock 1000.
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, April e!.-Opened dull md
irr. gular middlings lOx; receiptsSiT
Closed irregular; mlddlings 10y; sales lOjs
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, April %. l2l5 D, m.-Cotton
% sales 1000, 0''""'
Up, m.-sales, American 5000.
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wheat 40 follows, Xxx, 40, xxx, a. 40.
1Xxx,s SO Choice, Us tbi family, none. w
imported, Xxx, per cwt 50 TO, xxx, 81 o.
AaAAs 30 fancv. 3.15 to S25: Patent, $500,
Rys.-scarcc. We quote per bbl. IS.
nnAS--we quote ut 81.
cents piece. ~'''
gouS MrAL--1er cwt, ITO,
In store, "eo'' W." '"
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TRADE TOPICS,
Probabilities of tho Now Cot,on
Crop.

Bradstreet g reports From reports OF rclia.
bio correspondents In every part Of the cotton
belt. giving us mail dates ranging from the
first to the eleventh instant, and t,legraphic
advices to tho fourteenth instant, we gather
the following Information as to the probabiii.
ties Of the new crop:
Farming operations are being vigorously
pushed everywhere, but are generally about
fifteen days later thnn last year, and plsntlnr
report that operations are fully
month late: others say not later than iast
year, many say tsndAys 20 two weeks lnto,
A mir average for all oyer tho country would
10 about fifteen days Late ghv reports irom
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DALLAS PRICE CURRENT.


Bacon Long clear sides lO}a; short clea
lOL 4. Break fast bacon ll54c.
Day SALT-long clear sides, lOi snort
clear l0A
HsMs-- canvassedl1l4 to 1871 A.,
LAap-Tierce. l2h; nall Uarrel, IL pals
to 10 pounds, 10; $ pounds. l3h.
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MEDICAL.

Illustrated A'u e..ise \,u,lie, ~ pages.
and gilt binding. SO cents, same in -
covers, 20 cts. Manhood. 10 cents, wc,asn
hood, 10 cents; Pamphlet. cents-seoura,.
sealed, by mail. Send money or posr,..
stamps. DIR. WHITTIER, the great specials,
"" 81 Char'es Street. st, Louis. Mo
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0ERMAN aILLKT--We quote 81 90 per bushels
Garden, BOTS. per paper retail. Wholesale
IN to cents per paper.
Cottop-At the Oh Mil, 'S6 per ton.
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SUaAns.-We quote: Powered llk; Crushd,
llh@A, Granulated II ;standard A, l0h White
extra 9@qA extra q 10 to -; Yellow va to ,9h
Louisiana new white clarified 100; yellow OK;
choice s4c; prime 81 TO SIC, fair &c.
MCLAssRs-1.o risisna choice Coo, prlmeH c
Iair to good 45@5OG; syrup 80 to Coo.
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nipRa.nry ilint.lan

mipxs.Dry flint, is pounds and upwards, l2l to
klpe lie; wet saltcd, 10, green butcher
hides, bxo., All aamaged, wet or dry.
hall price, deer skins soc. sheep eklno from,
700. GD60o each.
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Live NtOcR.

CArrLE-Cornfed. SIS to s22; grass do year
llnss, Et@ss; steers, from 3 to 3 years old,
3l6@S2O; barn cows, $l5&$lS; butchers, ~ to
3kc. per Id. on foot.
lloRsEs.--Ponies and sheep SIS to $40. Plugs
$40 TO $50. Farm rtock s35 to 500. Harness
livery $50 to $780, Harness fancy sl25 to $40
Harness spans $3.50 TO $500. 80
Mules-.Rats $50 TO $65. Medium SOS
Extra draught 800 to $3.50.
Hoas-On foot, 3@3xc. for Inferior toprime
porkcrs.
MurroN..suxRr-They are guotable at s2 .5OaS
per head. Per weight, to SIC, per pound.