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The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-15

The Won Stcubens sailed To-day.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.-Secretary Win
dom ST ates that the entire expense of refu nd
ing under him is less than 81, 800.
The election Of a Democratic memDer OF
the House OF Representatives from The llth
District destroys the majority of the ht-
oui Republicans, and they will only be able
to muster lac votes, one less than a majority.
The Republicans here are not very much con-
cerned over this, as they express no doubt of
being able to pick up the one vote requisite
to col stitute a majority without much trou-
be. They have nine greenbackers, Two Vir-
giuia rcadiusters, ard one New York indie
pendent Republican to recruit fisln, aud
their calculations are therefore based on a
good foundation, although If those twelve
members, who belong to neither OF the regu-
lar organizations, were to combine, they
could dictate their W terms; but since the
rsadjusters OF Virginia are undoubtedly in
debted for success In their state election to the
aid Of the Republicans there is no doubt that
the two readjuster members from that State
will vote with the Republicans in the orga-
nization Of the House.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-15

When a man has not a good reason for do
pg a thing, he has one good reason for letting
italons.
Let US stop the progress of sin in our soul at
the first stage, for the farther it goes the faster
II will Increase.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-15
Work for Judge Lynch.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, Nov, GA most dia-
bolical outrage was perpetrated Monday night
at Seymour, Webster county, a new town on
the Lansing City, Springfield aud Memphis
line. A large number of people were gather
ed there living in ten s and huts awaiting
the erection of houses. la ne tent lived a
newly married man named McLans. During
Monday night Henry Carter and Frank
Brown entered the tent and while one rufisn
held a revolver at McLat es head the other
ravished McLane's wife. An alarm was given
Immediately and a large party started in pun
suit. Brown vas captured and Carter no
doubt will ba taken. Judge lynch is likely to
settle the case.
The Greenbackers in Luck.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-The Herald's Wash
ington special says the election of Flower re-
duces the Republican strength in the next
house to a bare majority. The membership
of the house Is 1913. OF this number 1877 are
ID, r' C ats ard four observation-disclosures
and LAT Republicans and Greenback-Repub,
licans. 1t is clai ned Bedford, of Colorado.
will unite with tie Gr"enbsck members In
which event the Republicans will lack tie
necessary number to elect their speaker and
the Gresnbackers will hold ..tIe balance
Of power.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-15

Affection is . school or academy wherein
the b~est.scholsrs- are prepared for III. COM
mencsment day o. the Deity. ....
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-16

TUuuPs--4Oc. per husbcl.
LENONs--psr box, 81,
Por CoBN--PrlLe packages uCr SroEe, CLIO.
Reconsideration layers, F6@8J. 10; iayms
g2.75 to $3.50 per box,
EUTs--AjmondB 2J5 90. per pound; Brazil
ll@l2; nlcerJs ltsl5; Engilah WslnutO,
none; Chcstuuts, I'm ricNn, none; italian,
mono; peanuts, 7 to s; cocUguuts, q6.
DATEs---i0M l2%c. per pound,
ORANGES Sound stockr Florida and IpAis-
lava, 81 80 to s.
CURnANTk-S6Sho,
PRUNEs--SGS1Sc,
We make the following quotations;
Malaga lemons, per box, S5j Sta aga,
grapes, per barrel. S. 90; Malsga gr}pe3 .pr
half barrel, $3.50: California grapes, ptv 20 Ib
boxes, $500; California psnrr, FER boz,
$3.50; ooconnutos per hundrfS 81,
ralstnH, layers new, per box, S.;
raIslns, London layers, per box, $3.50; ohca-
nuts,d omestic, per pound, loGl2 6; al
monds per pound, 23@2t cents; iilberts
10 cents; Brazil mats, per pound, 10 CEN /;
peanuts, fancy Virginia, per hundred lbs So
Digs, in "a ID boxes, per ID, uOna (;
apples, fancy, per barrel, 81 90; apples, chocG'
per barrel, b3 5O@%; potatoes, per barrel,
lROse), " h0 potatoes, per barrel Peer 81
,! 20 onions, per barrel, ~. 5Ogvi. -; garllC,
per string, a. cents; dgtes, IN freils per
pound 0centsikrout,per barrel none; krnUt, per
half barrel, ,none popcorn, prize boxes, per
half gross, &.31; New York factory Cneefn,
per pound u cents; weBteru cheese, per
pound, "A cents; choice oabbGges por crate,
A.a@5.uo pure apple vinegar, per gallon,
20 cents.
PEoINs. - Per bushel 50
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MONEY mstterNiu 1txss are generally healthy.
Any one with tho proper oolIAtSrals can
obtain loans. Legitimate merchants oXpsri-
epco no difficulty in getting any reason
alb eaccommoda licn they require The
are ususily pr Ceat. per month. Theirs Is a
good deal Of private iunds reoblag safe leans,
and when I; can be placed without lirk is let
so at l0rcr cont. psranHum.
Tho llomsgeSd Loan association made It's
first lean during the week. itS ratea are 10
per cont. per aHAum, payable In monthly In
stallmenIs and profers advances Epon prop
erty Of It's rtockhsldars for purposes OF i'm
proysment. The Association Is now under
regular hcadwRY
While Sassged In the little matter Of con-
aolidstinS the Wettetn Union and ~ erlcan
Union TELEGRAPH c, mpgnics, Jay Gould and
his assoolatel are said to have made II $50, 900
All hopes for rival lines and oheoper ~ tcs ore
thus dashed fol the present, The Western
Union is now so huge It Is beyond the danger
OF formidable opposition for years to come.
TO The proposition of the government ostab-
fishing postal telegraph systcm such as Ia In
operation In England, tits acknowledged wo
are not competent-or rather not sufllolsntly
honett torun 1t. Tho now company to DO
formed ont Of the Western and American will
haVss capital ofsSa, tOOS AID thus be strong
elou n to crush any ordinary Sppo.tlon,
wen one started by the government.
The gold that comes to this country from
abroad is Gent to pay for our exports of bread
stuiis, cotton, tobacco and oil, and belongs to
the exporting merchants who send out tnoso
products. Some oft, after its arrival Ia tsla
sountry goa into the New Yo.k banks, some
Is. distributed Through tho country, some ia
paid out for duties on imports and thus goes
Into tbs Uaitsd ststas treasury and some OF Il
goea back to Europe In exchange for imported
goods.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-16

FJoUH - We quote city Mills uom new
waeat az follows SN, , 10, xxx, 2 80,
xxx, 90; Choice CO 2Gj t2mily, none.
lMported N&, per cwt -; xxx, ---
KAAN, l5i Fancy, . IS TO 1875; pAtcnl, "a 20.
RYE-ln sack. 81 10.
BARLEr--65c. per bUshel sacked, loose 5lc.
hnNN-Wo quote at pos, wholesale, 81 retail .
SuSNY BAas- Secondhand In goOa order, 0
cents apiece
Cons AEAf.--On track largo loLs ljc. In, the
ore, jobblng lots 500.
OARS New Texas i2 to 81. SACKED zoo
WHEAT. EoSold, B5c; No Suew sSGsfc; No
i,Sl e5i 10 new, 75nS Rejected, G56H; No
sg2de. 59N65c; mediterranean, Nag, Su, 40 :
'n@'hci Nicaragua, nominal, ADc, Dut not want
vi by Texas millers
CoRN--tO ceHts, loose eer.
HAr-Preirie loose from wagon, So ller ion :
htllelt, do, el2. From store. urairia, Lalrd Si5.
yer toni Millett, $l6. Prairie bgled, In ear
lots, Hl4 per ton free on hOGld.
we quote: Chopped corr, per lea pounds,
n chopped corn md oats, per 100 pounds,
" 1l, chopped barley, per lge pounds, 81 25.
oIuehed corn and cob, per 100 pounds, soc;
coln oran, per 100 pounds, S0ci Graham laur,
~ 20 cream meal, 81 10; line bolted meal, ppr
sushal, SOC. hommy, per lOo pounds, 81 %
grit,, per l9e pounds, ~ S5 corn l0pr, PER 100
Ouads, 81
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MONEY AND IR tDh,
YESTERDAYS MARKET SITUATION.
Gotten Firnler in liverpool, Quiet
in New York and steady in Dat
las Germ LowCF- 81 SAT- and
Coffee SteRey Better
Weather and I'M
proved Trade.
DALLAS, SATURDAY ArT}y ii;,, ,i

do n"aN Aff 800
There WAS a msrroa nnprovcment is trade
to-dsy. u ,1s hazy, though warm nud
nloassnt toward Gooui The nogther Of yestsr'
having died away, aud wind this morn
irgcoo,irs up from the south. Tae county
roads are net bsd. We hare had a great deal
OF Geld hut n. much falling
weather for several weeks. 1t
would not take ever three days Of
square sunshine b put them IN tip'top AZ,
aud tn. chapces arc fair for hpTirg more
pleasant westhsr.
Tho gsserh enlosrs Sad directors of the
Texas frank railway will be In town next
week, snd II is understood they VIII order tho
construction OF that road fartsr than ever
When 1t reaches atty or hundred miles SOUTH
east OF tae city it will then begin TO pour lum-
Der into tho markets OF Texas 1t will re-
quire the cor sum tlon Of all tho pine forest Of
eastern Tszas 10 fence ana house the prairie
divisions Of the state. snd IN this respect the
Trunk will be an important iaggsr in sRr ran
way systlm.
The directory Of the Board
of Trade will meet at
their rooms IN Elm strsat, tomorrow night,
al7;8O O'Clock. Several imp7rtant matters will
come up for confederation, among them me-
mortal to ths eglslatuTo for en- appropriation
for the r,licf Of thc free schools Of he Olty,
which viii be suspended "a The lat OF FsUru-
AIRY fr wan Of fusds. Thee Echools erow
In rogulsr operation all over the city ssd
county, but they will all stop unlest money
can be obtained to keep thom GSing.
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EreiKht Rates ,Tn

New York, all rail, q SO per lNn psunas
Besten sll rsll, 81 Al perloO pomJa,
P Pnili,ssdeirila, all rail q a sGpounds.
Balllmole al rail, 81 So per les petinds.
10 New Orleans, all rail, 81 por lON nennds
10 dalyesiJn, 81 % per bale. "NN9'
To st.Le ais, 81 a5 per Sale,
Kansas City, 500 per car. """ i'o'i'
Follcwlngar are Inc rates from all points "A Kan
Bas south Of Kansas City. an
To Dallas-Corn and oats al ~. A. "a. 49,.
tRloee per cwt, soc. ~ PV'
10 nuichhs-Corn and oats, 5c Rour. Mn
AZ EerrlV--Corn and 0ats ,i5c, lour, sc.
no rAlmer.Flonr, CSC; corn an 4 oats,iec.
~ bnnls--Flour, 0lci corn an logte, he.
Eee-Flour, Aci cornani oats, t6c.
4, Soisloanai MtNie, Gr0esbseck Kosse, Waco
Marlin, Bremond, HearnC aud Bryan-Flours So
eora and oats soc. uIFooe
70 Calvert-Flonr, Gsc; corn AMI oats "a,
" GnAiN--ro New Orleans 4 e,sns,. c,.t NJ,
NJ ionis, lacts per hun lred. IVA '"'' AZ
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Tho state Of Trade

Inc spot and the order trade were both
largely ever yesterday. More people were In
town then for many days past while the mails
drought unusually heavy orders for saturday.
htlal establishments came in for Il round good
trade Dry goods men did much better than
usual, great many ladies actually venturing
out for the first time In many wccks.
In Liverpool cotton was nrmer New York
was quiet AID steady. Dallas was study ut
yesteldaJ's quotations. The receiptS to-day
werefSr heavier than for any day In perhaps
Three weeks, going over one hundred bales.
hesyy receipts depressed the corn mat u.
hwas nrm yesterday at 90 certs per buslt FOR
loose ear frsm wagon. To-day So to S7h wac
all IL would bring. In sacks from s.o,tltis
fetching 90 cents.
oats are ttssdy at ilJs to As conts. there ia
csnfideuce that these rates will at least Ia
inalntaineH, as an extra amount will be re-
quired to resow that destroyed BY tho frost, In
sack, 80 TO So cents.
The sugar and cairso market ia very staadv
with each In Gctlva demand,
Thore are no potatoes to be had. Not-a
sound barrel In tows.
Apples are scarce We quote Inferior 90 30
medium rs 70, and choco 81 per barrel.
orangesN Oper box, aud stock exceedingly
Hight Shippers are chRry of soudiug Thorn to
north Texas merkets.
We quote lemons at 81 soto 81 Is per bex
according to quality.
oniSna are in good supply at "a 80 10 a u
per barrel
tagging Is In moderate demand. Indeed.
there Is moro taken than for several weeks
Standard il selling otllS.
Ties ara austabls ST o. %. Stocks OF baliro
stun are running low and purpose,v. thonp6
1t VIII continue in limited demand for ,svl
eral weeks 10 come. There is coma ootton IN
even pick yet, AID a good deal at tho r,n-
J. Nouses 10 bale.
Butter is duh and harder to soil. orrlot
Brought 10 cents. Choice IL barely ouot.bl. M
10 cents, and 1t has 10 be choice TO brlng II,
Eggs are without change and nomin,i,v an
cents per dozen.
No chickens Offering. Grown ones ii conts
apiece. Hhf-srown 20.
Rabbits, squlrrels, prairie chickens ,,a
qusils are in better supply, but too irrsrn,.r
to quote They are asmatter of bargain ha.
tween seller and buyer.
Wood is pleatifal; more offering than
wanted. Full cord OF oak and hickory ia ALI,
lug ut IS. Inferior grades 81 per cord stov"-
woods to - 60 fer tvo-hono wagon load.
Coal still fetches $40 per ton, The supply n,
ample.
There Ia some activity In the horse mud
mule market. Plug farm hsrlcs run morn sgO
to SIS. Medium farm mules sI5 to slq5
Fancy extra heavy drausht muloa $3.50 IA s.oo
per pair Fancy buggy and raddie horss y
range from slOe 10 $3.50 and $500 apiece.
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miscellaneous Greoers' stoca.

CkASrnnrrss--ga 75Q2po bushel,
EICE-Wbclusaie " -.
sALr-In barrel, s2.25, liverpool in
sacks. o0i fine u %; Rock 81 20 gcr sge'
10 ~; Trade Mark, Ut Cream Q, Dins sr
Snaps OF TO 10.
LEAD--3c per 10.
soar olive, nc, perponudi Blue India az
Cas- DM'aa Soap Worss' Pale Olive. So;
Cambria, DC per pound. Eure6a Manufacturing
Company: cyclone, j4; Pale Ollye, 3; Extra
olive, ~ ceuta per pound.
BEANS -4S4Rc. per pound.
CANDLEs--Star, full wtliH. ligh! VT l8h.
CHEEsE-tlear Spring, l4cj Factory to Is.
H0NlNN AND GEITa-Sj9S5.5O per barrel.
SAUEH KntUr For hair oarrel36. 80.
APrLEs--SS % to 81 90 per barrel. 4 stan
dari barrel of Spplos contains IL pscks
OKIoEs-Per barrst, a 10.
PorAroEs-S5 IS, per bsrrtl. In faeks,
81 20 per bnshel.
DmEb PEAosEs-Unpee,ed 80, peeled 10
per pound.
SWEET rorATou5-50o. per bu2hel.
Coal on--Below are revived quotations 10
+. test: IN barrels % cents, per o1so OF gal
Ion cans 81 80, and gallon As contS,
CLoTHEs PINs-R0und, 65ci spring, 81 90 per
u0X.
MEAsusEs-~ls buabcl Iron bound, $3.50 per
eozeE; twC-hoop pals, 50 10; throe-hoop. g. 80
WUBs-.1hrpa neat, " 89NStG 0j eight nest
s:25i No. J, per dozen, Sle; No, 3, 55.50i No
W1slmoAno...-w Wood, 81 s5j slnc, 81 .99i New
viii BUcrrTs-at.0@ gl. rs per doseu.
PUWpEH-Sb.i 40 Uef teg Oi ~ pUv9ds; l2a do
sS.i5 az do, 1885 llasLlnE kegs s%l5.
sno1-nrop, bag, H2li, buck G. 20.
MACKEWtL barrels, 40; half-harrels,
$50; kite, y pounds, 5li No. 2 barrels 49,
CAEDY-Stch, H4l5e. a poUaa Fancy %
10 25c
LYu--C9ucantratel. 22.C5aS3m.
.H
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-16

ACCOMMODATES to $40 per gallon.
=, WE ~ ff -, m9sh, 3l.25Gtt,D; sour
WlNEs-C laret, In case, SSl5NQi; yAtayvba.
per galloA, 81 l0f S9i Port, per gailon. al M st
sSi Sherry, per gallon, 81 20'ajl. Nfqd5lrt. nv
salon, si503s5i White Tlns, In cases, ia IS
CHANrASNG-Cooko, ia bgsk,ts, tlsNgro
ueidSieck, In basket, S2S; Krug, 10. hnsket. a..
Domestic champagne, SlgNlS, '-''
ALE-Stock ale, per dozen, S2.laaSs so; Per-
ter, per do2ea, S2G52.5q. Va
Berlin BELR-St. Louie ouArts 81. Mat,
w 50, Budwlser el2, piuts SIS ie.
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characterized, @l3 to $40; grass do year
lheo, S1tSs steers, FROM TO Years I'D,
Si1So32U; bGrD COWS, Hl5G$lB,
uomrS- Mustang ponies, 525 o. $40; farm
A!ock, 94o@S,5; hNCsj horges, sos 800; sad
lie, 500 20 2l2b
Mutts-From Nrtoep To sixteen hands high,
va TO $40
Hoss-On foot, 4iJ5s. Tor Inferior toprlloe
00rEeTS
"rTroN snHEc-!They ara qyStabIo At Oh ,50Rs3
fNEd
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Meats nnN V.ard,

bAGoN Long clear sldeS 81; short clear
So. Breakfast bacon llo.
ORY sALT--Lons clear sides, 10, short elssr
va,
AAMs-flain sugar cured, loXa, osavass.
cd do, lie.
LAhp-'rlcrco, 9hi hair barrel, 49,; pnns,
~ OpoUnds III pounds, III.
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OAK SoLg-LEATHER-Ovtr 90 lbs, 400; DO
under 20 lbs, soc.
HENLOCS SoLE-LgATHER -- Best Buffalo
slaughter, 5Oci gOoh do, 29c; best Mstamrs -
@lo good DO, 210j COED dam ged, &c; poor a.
$50.
OAK HARNESS LSATHER--No. l, doc; do, No .
80.
HEMLoCK HARNESS LEATHER--NO. l, IS; do
No. 9, 3d.
NN,S5 per pound; American calf 20C QI8l SIS;
DO. Kip, s5c9Sl.
CeLLArS--DuGk, No. /. per dssen, $3.50
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enLIKIE UuICxEEs--We osste al e5c. sp,sca
SQUIEUELs.-Per dozen, Gag
CHloEES'.oWs Nucse 1925 FOR spring; FOL
grown, 80 20. 'N
TuREnYS--We quote soc 10 81 apiece.
DgChs-For tame, Fnc; wild, sjc apiece.
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CoaI and wood.

C9AL-iAaaa Nation, SIS o. per tor, dsliy
CoTE-50 cents por barrel.
WooD-Oak, hickory and nsh "a % psr
rates OF 20 to 81 per cord. "
VhARcoAL--06 cents ser barrel
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S1g:Ays ana Hy Pups.

SUaAEp.-We quote; Powered ": Crnshd,
~, "rprNatoo H. Standard A, 49,. While
aStra 99Pf extra y 10 10 49,; YellGw07. to loo
LoNieiaa" new white clarified lOcj yellow o.;
thoice SIC; primo Taie, iuir Ike. '"'
MOLASSEs--Lo rlsiana choice I5o prlroe sOc
mir 10 gS0d iO%L5c
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Butter and Eggs.

Ea6s-s0. per dozen.
BuTTKR-l0 cents for shoiee; fer inferior
country and Texas, Is TO re.
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nones. nseswax nna roilon

BoNns--We quote mixed So sSto ST per tor,
HoNN9-2li to cents per pair.
TALLow..FoGr and q half to Eve cent, nor
pound wholesale. Retail cents, 20
hEEsWAN''We suoto $50 to 70 cents per
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Atss'r'ic' "'-..as, OHdc, f0u pages, Got,
and r'lt sisGlos, co cents, sAr.c in paper
Govern, :. cts. Manhood, 10 eonls, Wc.ran.
hscS, 10 ces'5; Pamphlet, cents--securelv
sealed, by NAL. sead money or postage
Stamps. Dr.. WHITTIER, the great specialist,
''7 ST Chsrles Street, st. Louis, Lilo.
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BuxsIes. Reds, wheels and Poles.

WHEELs-(Ssrven IA wholesale, SIS per
set; b Sls25; sS.25i u 81. 25.
SPRING on BEDS. -Burr's patent, Sls,
8lg and $40 for llain, single and double span-
nels.
SIAFrs.--A 81. 70; q sac.
POLcs. --3 81; A 81.
BuGGGEs Ii end spring, $40; Aside sprlzg,
go strictly a Ihaejons, $3.50 Carriages,
SOS. 3clllsmcn'B driving buggy, side Ter
sl5o; do speeding, gan. End bpriue, strictly a
gis; l0p-opsn, S65 to 17j; gide priug do, sli5 to
$685. Juup-ur geats DC, SlsS; platform spring
DC, slJVi three spring do, 800.
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HlpEs---Dry Clint, l3 uouais AID upwards, IA
Giy Sips, zee OF RTnbs, " o; erubs flpa nc;
XII 4r@ascd wei Or dry Kali pr rIss s tS
SknB sec. theep gkins ir9n 25c G51d nGck.
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a POSITIVE GuRE.

Without medicine. ALI,AN,s so,rpr
m,sGE.DlGAIED BOUGIES. Patented Oct rs !.
1876. One hGg ''''9~ O0'' Ao'
70 WI cure any case In four days, or less.
-, 80 WI cure the rOss obstinate case. no
matter Of how long stsrsing o''S'' u'
No aaUseOus doses of cubsha catalina -,
% sesnualWood, hat ara certaint0 pToduce ala
sstnwacto y destroying the coatngs of the
an Ir0C, 81 30 Sold by all druggstg or mailed
ETor luther par iculnrs Gepd for c,,.,,lor
rot,, ", BoT 1888, j. G. ALLEN 10. 81
quick, safe and sure cure.
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rvAcuEs-~2 pounds, 81 81; S rouuds
s. %.
.ToMAToss--2 pounds, 81 IS; pounds,
5l.jG.
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Stock Bought and Sold on Commission


he ST. g Nad count nj v,I,rS W .
l5'owiil bcso ne delinquent on tho lSt da,l IL p, !
%rfe, mex ms Which time tbs n0lc, vriii Eoii
crossed unt delinquent lists are NM o,,t ~ ~
gro required b, aw tomake n""i y, J tIs,,, WE
AZ aug 49,, ana the present law cqdrcs that
ianos can hn advertised 10 ,gyey IN, ur'oIlJ
~ Fe7 OF the large am5un OF y,a,.. " we
zone and iEe short tire slotted in ,t a. We We
perform the same it will be impossibI. IN 70
t' ii lhe 'ime for Payment beyond MsTcb ia "a
Iar ,b r,ss Sa wac th' s'gt} aud county TAX
Sc .0'gnlent &C tho anne before exniro IJ i, Ny
one umet ana ihetcby save cost. "''"''oh %
Respectfully, W, N pPAruu,
TpN.Eollecisr of noI.s'"
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ali NV frsnS as nnd above, respectfully notify
o. iks Loeb Co. that have witbdpswsnre urn urn
cnn urn ana WoulH be pleased to have ib iU
continue their liberal patronags ia nS s,, Snem
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Notice of dissolution

-, ~ IUo-parIhership heretofore cxIstInr 10
lander Hsgs sS nSr Lgsh Ike Loeb ana Bcnry Fried.
TINS DAY dissolved by mutual conso,, 70, Is
ho.n retiring. Henry lorh ana uebry MY Ike
lancer assume all liabilities and IN ny, FL rIieu,
l, aeDtedresS TO the lato flrra shall T ha az
S Ssm VINO VIII carry on the business under IN
HtNRl LOEB,
lkt L0tB.
HENRY PRIEDLANDEp
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The New York Scholarships.

The battle for the election of successors
to Messrs. Conkling and Platt began in
earnest at noon on Tuesday, at which time
balloting commenced in both branches of
the legislature. The Conklingites in the as
sembly held caucus after the adjournment
on Monday night, but as there were only
thirty members present an adjournment was
taken until Tuesday evening. The demo-
Gratis have nominated State Senator John
c. Jacobs OF Brooklyn to succeed Mr.. Conk-
ling, and ex-United States Senator Herman
as Mr.. Platt's successor. At conference
of the administrationists, at which fifty
seven members were present, and thirteen
more sent notes declaring their intention of
voting with them, resolution was adopted
pledging all in attendance to withhold sup
port from both Conkling and Plat. The
telegraphic report of the result OF the first
ballot is given elsewhere, by which it APP
pears that the Conkling and Plat vote was
very small and the administration exceed
ingly scattering. To-day's ballot will doubt
less show a concentration of the anti Conk-
ling republican forces. The apparent out
come Of the contest is deadlock and no
election, with summer campaign on the
issue and the reference of the contest TO a
new legislature.