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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-21
Business Chances.

VUANTED-A PARTNER WITH 5000. TO GO
w into established business. State where an i'll
terview can be had. Address f. Republican Office.
ma21-3t*
NOR SALE-STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A
II Fancy store; good reason given for selling out.
Apply at 1878 street northwest four doors from the
Republican Office. mal93t<
E0R SALE-CIGAR STORE, DOING GOOD
business; satisfactory for selling; price,
800. Address CIGARS, Republican Office. ml9-3ts
Geo O0n To LOAN ON IMPROVED
tDOOsOOO real estate in Washington in sums
Of 1900 and over at per cent; also several smaller
sums at moderate rates.
Property for sale in all parts of the city.
Life and Fire Insurance.
+. Fl SMITH 4 son,
ma4im$ 5I5 Seventh street.
CT 00A-A,5OO. 1900, & Se5o1-LARGER AND
sp1sOOO smaller sums. on real estate; lowest
rates; call now. WM. +. HOLMAN, attorney, 1871
i street northwest. iaZ7-5m
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NOR SALE-EGGS FOR HATCHING-LIGHF
Brahna. first cllSS, warranted pure 81 per dozen.
Orders received 1t Room H. Federal Building, and
Seventh streets, between and 3 malSAS
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Population Of the National Capital. 100000.

WASHINGTON, D. c, MARCH 81, 1881.
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Sor Sale--2n 2niscellancOms


ENOR sALE-EGGs FOR HATCHING-LIGHT
II Brhna. first clSS, warranted pure. 81 per Dozen
Orders received NJ Room H. Federal Building, and
Seventh streets, between 8 and = mals-Hs
J7oR SALE-ABOUT 5000 BELGIAN PAVING
il Blocks, cheap Address c. n. DAY. occoFian,
Va. maI9%-
NOR SALE-A VALUABLE FARM. THREE
II MILES FROM THE CITY,
containing 576 acres one-thirt woodland, the baJucs
Ene upland soil and rich bottom land with large ior-
tion well set in grass.
beautiful stream and several fine springs are on
Imnroyenents-Twelve (l2i room Dwelling thres
Tenements. Barn. Stable. and other OutbuildHss.
This is a very fine farm well located. and sliia1s
for dairy or trucking purposes PRICE 940 per acre.
1906 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite north entrance
U. s Treasury mal~Im
NOR SALE-A CHEAP LOT. - BY "a FEEr. IN
II the best part Of Samson street west Of Fifteenth
northwest: most liberal terms 10 4 builder Apply al
Ills ; street. nial,-5-
NOR SALE-STOCK. GOOD WILL. AND FIX
Il lures of Feed Store. Apply al 3O3 Tenth STREE
northwest. nal'-t-
IIOR sALE-A FRESH COW; ALSO A CALF;
II Call after p. m. at 5ll II street northeast III
IIORsALE-I.sO zoo FEET OF GROUND. EAST CAP-
itol street south side, between Tenth and E-,-
enth streets east; also several fverOOm brick hOuN
III. SPAIDISG 81 COrcoraH Building. nial'e--
NOR SALE-A FARM OF 2a9. ACRES. TWO
II miles from Navy-ERrd, on Hamilton Toaa
frame house with ten rooms stable. &c Apply 20 ".
ADDISON, Medical Museum, Tenth street. mi-'-
INOR ALE-TwELVE HEAD OF FINE, Ia AHsb
II driving and coupe horses; also one hIe iahil,
horse, extension top carriage, and harness. -
HUGUEIlY & B0WEN'S stable, 645 New ork ave
nue.. mal+i-t
TJOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-GARDENF FARA
II of % acres; also 100 adjoining i0aL E'5 "a
from city. Inquire OF HUGUELY & BOW IN 49, -
New York avenue. mali II
ENOR SALE-GOoD FARM OF 256 ACRES FOE
II sale exchange fourteen miles from " , ssnint
ton: two miles to station. I. w COMSIOCk BGIAo'
Station, Fairfax County, Virginia NAV"
NOR SALE-A NUMBER OF SECOND-HAND
IT LANDAULETS ..,,.,
COUPELETS, COUPES, AND COUPE ROtNA
WAYS. at low prices
ROBT. H. GRAHAM al,
Repository and Factory, 4l04l6 Eighth street y W.
fP23-Im
NOR SALE-A LARGE NUMBER OF NhH
II and Secondhand
LIGHT AND HEAVY CARRIAGES
REASONABLE PRICES
All work warranted 90 be represented
ROBT. II. GRAHAM,
4lOil6 Eighth street northwest
Repairing promptly attended TO. ie--~
NEW SAFE, MADE BY THE CEIEBRAlEV
~ manufacturers. MeSSrs. MOSier BahUah ~
Cincinnati, Ohio. Can be seen 81 this Onics-
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@anfeS--

yITANTED-A NTNEOR TEN ROOM HOUSE IN
w the northwestern part of ths city, between Sew
enth and Fifteenth streets; will be permanent and
tenant. Address NJ. ID. h, Republl-
can Office. maI9-tf
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Soar0ina.


q" WYMAN, HAVING REMOVED DINING
ls rooms to iI5 Sixth street, will continue TO
serve rst-clsss meals at SIS per month. Transients
accommodated. ma2l-3t7
LNIRST-CLASS TABLE BOARD AT62l PSTREET
II northwest also furnished Rooms, which we
would rent reasonably to cleEks- maIs-3tS
TTEHETRE0IONTHOUSEO GOOD ROOMS
l. with frSt-class hotelboard, for Us and so per
month: house s well furnished, heated with steam
and every way desirable. oc22
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Sor 2Remf--SolGses.

NOR RENT-2025 ELEVENTH STREET NORTH
II west, eleven rooms, SIG: 2lT and 2i09 Twelfth
street northwest, five rooms sI0JO: 3ll Thirteenth
street southwest five rooms, S2. Apply to a. = tAY
WOOD. lS5 Ninth street northwest. Call al Office for
bulletin for rents and sales. maass
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THE SMITH { EGGF MANUFACTURING CO.

ma2-dts
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characterized 1t for some weeks past. During
the past few days. however, the trade have
shown more dispo.ition 10 operate, resul.i In
faies OF from 10 to Is Thousand bags at full pri.
ces. since then the market shows harden
Ing tendency which would seem to be quite
natural, In view the high cost reported from
fio where Notwithstanding the near approach
OF new coffee prices are considerably above
the parity of values In this cou try. 1hs de-
mand from the Int rior has been rather slack
but no donbt from now on will show steady
Improvement,
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sales Of American 10, 800.


There was comparatively little doing In
country produce to-day, outside OF the grain
market which was active.
wheat came in quite literally and sold Of
sl0l 10 for new.
Oanwsrs In liberal receipt aud were freely
taken o. $3.50 cents.
Hay 10 In fair receipt And sells ct ss0le per
ton fr,m wagon.
CON Ia higher. 1880 cents being paid on the
stree, to-day. More hes been received the past
TWO " three days than ever before at this
season.
Irish potatoes ere 6rm and are now quoted
H e3.co09..b per l q hi.
Flour 10 nrm u Is .o0SS.,S for fancy brands.
Batter cont nuss q sros and In good demand
Iof ioiee. on 'hsbasi ofcursnt que nations.
Egg are quiet God unchanged.
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Fruit and Nuts,

We make the following quotations:
Reconsideration layer, new, per tox, s. 80;
LAYER,
BANANAs-Per bunch, nominal
GRhEN APPLIES s. so per barrel.
CuhRA Nrs-71$ao8xc
PEACHES 90 so to So per bushel.
PECANs- Per 1911 retailj per Dushel, loose
%, - If to ~ %: sacked " 40, 90 rs.
ORANGES Sicily, nominal.
iILKMoNs - sicily per box ,s9tO 10
NUrs-- Almonds 20 per pound; Braz
100; flLerts li@-; English Walnut
none; chestnuts, imported, 90 italian
%; peanuts, Tennessee red, 6h; cOc0anuts
per hundred S6 80.
FIGs-In IS Id boxes, per ID, 10.
PoP CoRN-Prize packages, per half gross
% Is.
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WineS ana Liquors.

ALCOHOLISM 80 to ". 40 per gallon.
WuIsKY-Sweet mash, u .26@A 80, sour
mash, 81 .60@s6, acc0rding@sge.
WINKs-C lsret. In case, t8.I6@e4; Catawbs,
per gallon, sl.l0@s2; Port, per gallon, 81 20 a
vi Sherry, per gallon, 81 .20@sS; Madeira, per
gallon, N.60@$6; White wine, In cases, N. Is
@ylO.
CnAMPAaNn-Cooks In baskets, $ls@t7U
Heidsieck, In basket, Oh; Krug, In basket. M
Domestic champagne, 8l0@l8.
ALH-Stock ale, per dozen, u .l6@S2 80, Por-
Ter, per dozen, S2@S2 80.
BorrLK BKKR-st. Louis quarts Sl2, lpints
Il 80. Budwiser. el2, hints BIS 30
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FLOUR We quote City Mills from old
wheat as follows: Xxx, 40, xxx, 90 90,
KXXX,2 80; Choice, IS 0b; ia lily, ncbs.
Imported: Xxx, per cwt 80 70; XXX, 81 60
xXXX2 50 Fancy, 800 to 365; Patent, A.0O.
RYR--Scarce We quote per Dbl. IS.
BARLKY--Scarce; good demand, 4oc.
BRAN-We quote at 800.
0uNNY BAas-Seoond- hand In good order, Q
cents piece.
Conn MKAL-Her cwt, 'l5.
OATs-389 40
WHEAT. No old, quiet. We quote 60 to 75;new
81 at 81 10
CoRN-4s to 80 cents, loose cor.
HAy-Prairis loose from wagon, IS to &c per
ton; dillett. none on market. From storer
prairie baled els ser ton Prairie bsled In car
tots, sl2 90 per ton free on boald.
We quote: Chopped corn. Per 100 pounds
81; chopped corn and osts, per 100 pounds
,rushsd corn and cob, Ter 100 pounds, 900
corn bran. per 100 pounds, Soci Ora
ham -four per lN pounds. $500;
cream meal, 81 80; fine boiled meal, per
bashel. 800. hominy, per 100 pounds, e20
grits, per 100 pounds, 81 Is; corn -four, per loo
pounds, W.
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Live StOOR.

CATTLR-Grass-fed,y earlings IS q $40; year
Odds $l2 q $751; year olds SIG @ 20; barn cows
81 @ SO.
HOHsEs. Ponies and sheep $l6 to $40. Plugs
$40 TO to. Farm stock s3b to SEQ Harness
livery Stu to sl00. Harness fancy Sl25 to Sl7b.
Harness spans $3.50 to $500.
Mules--k $5o TO sos. Medium SOS to rs b,
Extra dranght 800 TO $3.50.
Hogs-NOne OH the market.
MUrroNsHRRP-lhsy are qu0table at % .6OO19
per head. Per weight. to 3ko. per pound.
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CovFER-Rlo common. l21S to i31S, fair, IA to
lth; choice. ASK TO l6h; LAguayra, l6x to Isl
Java, 2S4o3Oc.
TxAs--Imperial, 6O@e6c; Young Hyeon,
40&60; Oolong. <sa1a0c' Japan, sOab6c
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DALLAS PRICE CURRENT.



PoTAroEs-Old per bu. nominal new $3.50
Oh, barrel. N'''V
ON INs-i6 80 per barrel.
hICR-Whoiusale On to IN.
3 1850;
Trade Marx, sH; !. Cream io55S, Gins.r snsns ID Z
u II. Cream lilo
soar olive. tkc. perpound, BlueIndis az
to6S; Satsrat. $40. to $50. Eureka Man.
ufacturins Company: Cyclone, ~; Pale olive,
BaANs-Oso6c. per pound;
CANDLEs'-Star, full VT Ito lax.
CHxRsR-None In market.
HohINY AND 9RIrs-S59e5. 25 Der barrel.
DMED PsAcHEs-Unpeeled 10, .sXpseled II
Coal OII-Below arc revised quotations.: ITO
deg. y. test: In barrels Is cents; casee. ~ m
o.ofns PNs-Round. ooci spring, q. 90 per
aaAaw.s-x bushsl, iron bound. q 40 M,
d,seA, two hoop pals, a 10, three-Hoop. q n.
Tuns-Three nest, y .S00es.sV, eight neat
nSj MOL, % 50 per doseni Ne. ., $50, No.
:. w1: |: :SA:. = SIS, .ino. $50, Now
WlLL BuoIlIs-ei. eSoN.so per dosen.
H.hs ~ do. n.& blasting kegs, N.6O wv
Saor-Drop, bas, q. 10. toa 70 buot d. 49, to25o
s ~. IN, non. sss.rs, 20
caxDS-stiok, 1870 llc. pound. Fancy, Is
Lyn-Conoentrated, ta.7SaN
RoPn-0isal, Y In. basis, iOkc; cotton. ,sA,co
yINIoAA-Pef gallon, 200SOc, A ppie .Mo' io9i
WnArrrro pArnA-Rag and Straw. 10. sOo.
Juas-We quote II 70 70 cents per gallon for
e,ssed. CROOKS IL 70 IL csnts per gallon for
BREsWAx-lbt TO lsc per ID,
TALIow..In bar'@l, ~, In cake, 10 nor ID,
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NEW ORLEANS
NEW OHLEANS.
GOLD 4 STOCK TELEGRAPH co. !
Commercial News Department,

rpoto uiousu uTuns tOW OtutuhTy ~ OIuluNty
good ordinary 0Aj low middling luh; mid
ding llSi good m.ddling Il; middling fair
l?4; sales =, 40.
GALVESTON.
Galveston, July 27.-Receipts 4O3.
Market closed firm; miduling II II, sales Isl .
ST. LOUIS.
~ Louis, July g.- Market closed firm;
0iddiing llh; receipts l2i; shipments 3.i;
eales 70; st0cR oil.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, July 27.--l?:l5 p. IN. Cotton
active and nrmer; mludiing, upiahds 6h;
Orleans lille; sales lt.0O0, speculation ami
export ,0,v; receipts $3.50; American 1850;
delivery upl md. low miud.ing classilcatio. !:
Jdly and Aug, 81. o li.lOQlG eS. 80
Aogu and september. ...... o 2s.S!@4 s. 4
Oitober anu November. ...........,.,.,,.0 ll.l6
November aud December. ..............,.,,..8
Futures quiet
300 u. m. {. snlas 0f Amorioan IN m
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FinaaeiaI.


A mir trade was done to-day In the whole
sals grocery line. Busars and cofises ar.
hrm. OF the Baltimore coffee market issc pri.
vac sdvies ssy that the opening Of the week
feund oooss 10 w same dull stats which has
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otal ..........,......'7l si3, $50 s12, ISL, O7e


The French direction of Agriculture has
just published some statistics ofgrsat interest
IN illustration OF the course iak,n b, French
agriculture In lsSO. The statistics r,lste TO
the crops OF cerals, potatoes, beet-root, textile
plants, forage. etc. 1t appears from the
official tables that the aggregate production of
wheat In France In lss0 amounted to 30 81 500
hectolitres. showing an average of rather more
than AZ htctOitres per hectare, while the
corresponding average production In the ten
previou. years was 975i!ll7 hectolitres, or
~ hsctoli,res oer hectare. The production
Of 1850 was thus slightly shove the
ayerape. A hectare, 1t should be stat.
ed, ION prises about 2k English acres, and A
hectoiitre represents about 3 anKlish bushels,
The ave'age price obtSin.d for The VIII, at pro-
ducsd last year In France was 22f 800 per hec.
tolitfe; the average for the ten years ending
with lcS0 inclusive, VAS 23f go per QuintaI
The production Of Totatots in France IN lssO
amounted to 1884, 291 hactOltres, OF 1861, hec-
tolitres per hectare. lhe average am uai pro-
duction OF the previous ten years was l 10 1884.
653 hectolitfes or S3,l hectoiitres per hectsre.
The average price realized for potatoes in
FIR ne In lsS0 was OF &c NJ hectOlitre
From four to nve million cans o, pork md
beans are annually put up In Boston.
american utter expo. u to Eur ne Ia there
reworked and re packed, anu then exported TO
Japan.
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Building Material.

.so "AVSSAA AssAs
BRICx-At the kilns to %.
SroNl-Att.e Dallas quArries 10 Dor cubic
foot. u for foundation, 10 for wall, and Is 70
Iuss,s~N:.ive rough pin. ~ per thousand,
DTs snS ., On Sas s sids ~ so SS.iSs
n7k, Ihrss-sighth tongued and GToovsd ceiling
sHixsIss-Cyprsss, y per thousand, Nauv.
pine: sep. "a il az I, Sss, IT! x $780, 20:
OMIT aossndsis, . 90, Iou,sv,l..
Is %; Portland, % 80.
RLisT.i vrAlis-Isl barrel. NatN 70.
H MAi:wr pSsnd; ~ :. , =.
osnts, inch ceiling Joint 81 . inch cap, TO;
inch ceiling joint, q lsj Z inch Gap do, Us.
,DnAIu F3ki-S iaeh, feo Per Soosi inch.
800; lncA -; Inch, 80, slnch, Cos.
a, s y 'rksH a. fcr zee snd " color
Lixs-CooDsred.:: aper nbl.. bulk. u 90.
seeds.
0lRxAx niLLlf-ws quote o. 20 per bushs,,
Garden, BOTS, per paper retail. Wholesale
dcs.es se1S &! ssS III RiiR siii.e pc, ton
Drugs.
aoid ssrSolis solution. 0'o'S CENTS isf
crystals, b6c@e2 per lbj acid citric, $50 per 10,
acid snlphuric, b.lJc per ID, acid tArtAfic, SOC
ps st sss sss Psa IA Sss MOI H.
copaiba, zoo per ID; borsx, $50 per 10 blue
vitriol, 1870 per lbi calome,, 100 per ID, cRlo.
mel tEnglishl, 81 90 per ID, can, pHor, ieSSeS,
sSS S per sinS Ssp II, US,ox. ssoo
per ID, cream Of tartar, powder, ssctcio psr 10,
gum opium, Is 90 per ID, gum shellsc 3,c ne,
b,mofphine, y npsr OF joil rssmol, 81 % psi
10; OIL lemon % IS rer ID, bromide potass, DC
avn, quiniue, sulphate,eq GO per OH, Seed.
caraway, 100 per ID; stnna, &c per ID, Aiexc.
26c per ID: etrychnine, crystals, d 90 pef o 4
sugar lead, 26c per lbi houi sulphur, .se lc,
PEI ADJ salts epson, SoSo per ID.
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Cast, 80 cents per hundred; stove, 20 cents
wrought, so TO 50 cehts per hundred, brass
y per hundred, copper, % per hundreds; ENC
and lead, ii per hundred.
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SHAfTs.-s4WtNi polls, NWel6.
BusalKs.--IrsdeB b, end spring, top, 5000
500, ditto. open, sO@ssU; ditto, side spring,
top, slUo@slSo; ditto, slde bar, slCO@viSS;
spring, sli0@$sOO; ditto phaetons, sl5OaSlOO,
jump seat buggies, &l75@S260; platform
springs, sll0@Sl2Oi three splins wagons, $500
Sll6.
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The National Finances

says the New York shippir 6 List;
The ofhcial statistics In reference to the ma
ional finances as they appeared on the lst Inst.
contrast very favOrably with those given at
the corresponding date last year, as will be
seen by the following table:
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suoAns- W quote Powered i2X ;Orushedi9 N
n a TX z II i,s' Grsnul I, lsi ,s..n:
EXTRA = extra O@so - Yelicw-LouiS,San,. :
white clAriAsd ny 70 liSS; yellow ciosi6ed
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GCAL-lndian Nation, " 90 per ton, deliv.
cred.
CoKx-b0 cents per barrel.
WooD-Oak ,hickorya anu ash $500 to 8 8 80 Der
cord. Sawed stove wood Is retailing at the
rates OF "a 80 TO 10 per cord
CUARCoAL--65 oents per barrel,
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BAoor. Long clear sidcs ll,l tn Tx, short
clear, TX. Breakfast bacon 1910.
Dur ~sLr-.lDug clear SIDES, l0is, short
lear 1Os< to II. -''
HAMS Canvased l2k TO IS
LAnD-.-Tierce l3x half barrel, lslS pals 10
10 pounds, III 3 pounds. iik
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l0h TO l0x; Open Kettles choice
prime OK @l0; fair eh@e SC
Mci.AssEs-Lo risisns choice s0c, prime6l
fair to good 4595Oc; syrup 80 10 6Oc,
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Fish Nnd oysters.
Buggies. Spring Wng Ms, Etc.

YrsH-l2ko. per ID.
OYsTKRs-per can N cents for Baltimor re.
Mattagordas. 65for. Berwick bay.
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Ne'oeDt'. .... VI 9i2,l12, 2B 81 $40, 59S,sl2
Il viii be seen that the net debt was reduced
PHI 'o3 49,, during the fiscal year just closed.
The rev, nue. reached 1868 $50, 900, against
S,33,h2O 900 In ts0. showing Nh incre ,se of
about t3o QUO 600 The receipts from customs
Increased ON SlS6 522, 900 In lsSO to SD7 $50 o
IN ISL gain OF $40, 700 600 whie those from
Internal revenue inci eased from 1924 900 90 I'm
1850 10 S8, OC0, 600 In ISIS "a gain 81 H. OO,OG0
The receipts from Internal r veuus the past
year nave never been exceed II since the taxes
were upon the present basis Duri.p the civil
war, when the taX-s were levied ON a great
Variety OF articles, the recelplt Of course W. re
inuch larger. but at present almost all the In
tein.l revenue 10 drawn from tobacco, wit Q,
spirits and malt liquors From miscel, N Qua
sources the receipts increased from 81, 900, 600
~ 90 10 wi 600 In l8Si-a gain OF over
0s,0V ,OOO. As there has been no change In the
Iate oi taxation II follows that the large In
crease Of revenue during the year inst closed
was solely the result OF Industrial develop
ment and Increased business.
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BUtteP and Eegs


Eggs to 10 cents per dozen
Butter-Northern q to % l-2 Texas Is Q I.
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Vision, Noises in the head. Tho ui,esss. .oy
passing unobserved In the urine, and md, =, aeid
other diseases that Iced to insanitv anu d mans
nns nsSea with e:
Of Europe and this country, and Oaese,
agree TO forfeit FIVE HUNDBED NM snI sill
ora or q case Of this Kind the VITAL RFSTdnaaES
MANI u i1 rn, tmeir special advice and trsst,
or Injurious found In It, We treat ali pp r|riss
S Dse ~ successfully without mercury TOM
s snd at,I, FREE; Thorough e1s1instISSn ,
Price % a OF pGRI1sSirS psnalyss Of urine
Iour times the quantity, $40. Semi to ANU
ron observation and In private name 'i iSSs
n s,reo ny English Medical Institute. No. IA
box 246O. ouii' rostomcs
w wholesale T Agents Williams, Tolliver 4
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TRADE TOPICS.

1t ID said that Jaw Gould holds boOM
shares Of Western Union out OF SOU, 100 shares
Capital.
Production OF anthracite coal for the week
ending July 0 1881, was $50, 497 tons, against
So!, $3.50 for the sane weeh In 1850, and from
Jan l. 1881, ,9S2 1874 toms, against 10, 7l3,S7s
for the same time last year.
The foreign commerce of Boston for the first
SIX months OF 1881, shows q deer, ase in ilu-
ports OF SOol BIS, and nm incieass In exports of
"a ,l54,l3!. The aggregate imports and ex ports
for SIX months ended the lst of July, COM
follows: W.
1881. 1850,
imports. ,.......n.,...sS5,28 7 $3.50 $40 1855, 95s
Exports, ................3 81, JlG $50 NJ no. / 4
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Cotton.

There 10 comparatively nothing doing In
spots, owing to slim receipts and absence OF
huvsrs Quotations are UNCHANGED;
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The Great English Remedv

i T Nervous deSl ns.s
exhausted vitSa'iIi,!.
: g. EN- In al wtalsmss.yy'
Si..linIatoirhoes. i6sa,
~, isI,iytit, IND %t Il;
Self Abuse. u"1,t q
fo.iies and exc sSssa' .,
m,aturer yearsNsnoccss o. .!
= ntude, Nott ,u rss-
emission, Aversion !,
HIhtNAIW NJ Sa vi
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PsAoHEe-2 pOnnds, 81 7t; pounds
SO rs.
IoMAroHs-2 pounds, 81 30al 40.
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Wagon WOODWORK.
select, -, XIX, t2.7b. ~" go
sAwHD IHLLoSs-,< 70 az, u per GOT,
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1917 p m.-spots steady and l-,s higher;
middiing llAi s.ies 3l3.
l2:2j u, mixtures quiet but Ateady.
p. EI.-spots closed qniet but flrm;

Co asoiidated net receipts l0,039.
Exports to Great Britain %, $50.
France none.
Continent 1910.
Channel none.
4tns,k gGg In
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0InxAx niLLsf-We quote o. 30 per bushsl,
Garden, BOTS, per paper retail. Whosiesslc
N 70 2 cents per paper.
0otton-At the Oil Miil..s8 per ton.
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Poultry ana Game,
CnioxHns.ws quote ESQ for spring, for
Dallas wool Market
Fine, 2bi medium, 23j heavy, 500. Black
barry and dirty, TO 10 cents on.
, 1881-07-20
Progress Of the Central Factory
System I'm Natal.
(Sugdr Cane.

We notice in the Sugar Cane of
January last, that the system adopt
ed by the Manager of Mr.. Edge
cumbe's Central Mill, is finding favour
in Demerara, the only difference
being that the polariscope takes the
place of chemical analysis. The fol-
lowing is the extract :-"Each farm
er's canes are ground separately, the
juice is pumped up into CHARTERS,
gagged, and then an average sample
taken and lpolarised. He is then
paid at the rate of 60 per cent. Of the
Inflated sugar, and the price of the
sugar IS calculated from the market
value of yellow crystals in George
town. The farmers load up the
punts, and the miller transports the
canes to the mill dock free of
charge"
Considering the different conditions
of transport existing in this country
and Demerara, the price given tallies
pretty nearly with that given here by
tle Noun Edgecumbe proprietors;
the balance of advantage being with
the Demerara rather than with the
Natal grower. The area under crop
in the neighbourhood Of Mount Edge
cumbe has much increased, the cane
looks very promising, cultivation hay
ing been we'll attended to. The ad-
vantages to be gained by the central
system speak for themselves in the
appearance and condition of the, plan
tations in the neighbourhood.-Nota1
Mercury.