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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-16

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va ana young persons rs ol.en so'o
~ troubled ~ sIna1, nnra Pa'Ilc'es y
matter that gel unoer .ne eye.,'us.
when cniinrcn suHer " tn's Way snc'r
parents may nor even su.pee' ~ e '.ps
"a tne tronu'e lne ''l l w 'a'',s so
On increasing ior seAis' III ~ .n..,'
NATION strongly rese'''o'cs e''s ,:lr -
coij"nc'iNit's' winch - i'''o
~. eau'o'
Inc conJunctisa ~ tnc .er'n.n..'on
hs ~ menic'ne aiMays means 'nla-
NATION ~ son!uhc'iti's incAns -
Illumination q tne son,",t'sa). y
mucous membrane when peS N nea1
thc edge q tne nus upper Any '1~er'
lines them. ann tnen' .urn,nI $500
covers arg .ne eycoa 49, i 'v:'
tw9 Sac. A,s e~cee1.nEas so $3.50
ahu " ve.y 'ay,c ~ l'''s ''' 49, \.
Various w, k,nus, ~ Pa'niu' a''o so''' ~
d''lG san. y cu ia, hen..,h ,he evel;d
-. tpon ns ", = 80 - rssd;,x ie,ecscj
-. 49, h'.ns,,' ~. lover ani;t Z hsri-
= ~ ~ rs,,os. \ NJ
n,,;,J ~ b,d ,ony suffered from
MAJ go ' s,,nn W.. "a ~ catarrhal in
,,s 49, anJ ~ which N NM been
a s',.ii treated onlv ~ grow
,r Nm vas ,vas broncht "a III III "a. oro-
$1,000 - ,,hth-ir,ci.~r Il the Nav
yorr r,r;,er.;tv M f,,rn;pv nay IN
ch;i,rs nnnsr e,.,;d ,hc sonrcc M the
trouble Max found n 4 small Ind ~ 4
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-12-16

TIM 81. Louis 4 San Francisco Rail-
ma ~ completed ~ extension q me Al.
ksrsss division % Benwood, Washington
COUNTY. An. eighteen miles distant from
r,ves;cvIlle. This new extension passes
through ne towns 81 Greenland and West
fcrr.
Tur junction of the Texas Pacific and
he southern Pacllo was contaminated o.
The lei. q Cerro Blanco. % miles east Of ~
Paso and Go miles west o. Dallas. Il was
announced that through trains 70 The Pacific
wo1lld be running BY January Il.
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RAILROADS..

On January I, 1882 the Erie Road will
MAKE connections with the New York &
New England Road for Boston and other
New Eu.l land points. The connection will
he made Vt NeWburgh.
The American Railway Improvement
Company has declared dividend of so per
cent. payable December 22s in Texas Pa
cic stock
The Pennsylvania Company has Just in
creased lIg freight rates from st. Louis to
New York, il claiming that it would rather
accept no business than at the recent low
rates. The new rates are on the basis of %
cents in grain per 100 pounds st. Louis to
New York, and s6i cents on provisions.
The last spike Of the Louisville, New Al
bany Il st. Louis Railroad between New
Albany, Ind, and Mount Vernon, ILL.,, was
driven by Mayor Varnsll, Of the latter city,
in the presence of large concsurse of citi-
zeps.
D. c. Roberts. General Passenger and
Ticket Agent Of the Memphis d Little
Rock Railroad, announces the completion
and opening of the Iron Mountain x Hell
ena Railroad. The company are running
passenger trains between Forest City and
Helena, Ark, thus establishing all-rsil
| communication from Memphis, Little Rock
and Arseata via Forrest City TO Naranna
and Helena.
The affairs Of the Denver, Western h Pa.
eifc Railroad are very much mixed. 1t 10 a
doubls-headed concern. the contracts for
building having bsen let to construction
company. and between the company
proper and the construction company, the
| sub-contractors have not bson paid. A
| board OF arbitraters ars trying to sscsrtsin
the responsible head, and meanwhile the
contractors are making the mountains ring
with their howl for money.
The locomotive and oar works Of Ger
| many are at last full of orders. Recently
| the Saxon Rngin. Works received an order
for 20 light locomotives from tn. North
Spans Railroad Company, for which it is
to receive about - cents per pound The
Alta Italia Company has ordered II express
locomotives of the Vulcan Works, near
Ststtin; II freight engines Of Hsnschel 4
Son, Of Cassel, and 4 freight engines from
latfei vt lIirschsu, near Munich. The
Prussian Government has ordered 70 tank
locomotives for the new Berlin CITY Rail.
road, of three different works. at prices VA.
rying from $3.50 10 $7,610 each. The
Nadgehurg Directory has also ordered 10
| tank locomotives.
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previous year. The aggregate assessment
Of the State will be about $685., OO0, 900.
The Banner says il may fairly be estima-
ted that about 10000 will be paid out in
BRENNAN for cotton seed this season, where
as had the Oil Mills not been erected there,
$1,000 would hsvs been more than all the
seed hauled there would have brought.
Low prices would not have justified farmers
in hauling il more than six or seven miles
at the farthest this season it has bean
hauled eighteen or twenty miles, and wa
will have about $4,000 more clean, bright
new suzzard dollars in circulation than
we otherwise would.
Virginia in the last year produced in her
twenty-one iron-sro establishments Isl ,32t
tons, worth }4S9, SA, giving employment to
$50 men and bsys, who earned $lSS,H9 in
wages.
The number of vessels at ths present
time plying between the United States and
Europe is S,2l0, Of which 1865 are sailing
vessels, and 555 steamships. The sailing
vessels are distributed among the various
nations az follows; ,l76 are British, | ,O2S
Norwegian and Swedish, SA American,
5yS German, l65 Austrian, SO Spanish, GA
Russian 59S Italian, 81 French, ~ Dutch,
~ Danish, &c Portuguese, aud Belgian,
Oftbe steamers, 447 are British, So German,
II spanish, IA American, l3 Began, y
French, Q Dutch 5 Italian, and Danish.
The State Of Iowa gives annually $200te
each and every Agricultural society in COED
and regular standing. This year $4,000
will be so distributed. This shows the eI-
istence. of ninety societies. or one for every
| county in the state except zine.
Prohibition is failure in Kansas. The
citizens are now seeing snakes with heart
shaped heads, and fifty feet long.
An electro-photo. graphic process has been
invented by which perlec, photograph can
be taken in the ye-thouSandth part Of Il
second.
The State ofOhio has nearly completed
its new capital at cost of 81 100000
The wires of the Rock Island Electric
Light Company are about all in position.
The State Auditors returns show 49,
600 taxable dogs in this unhappy State
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reKK.

TEE exports of meats frsm Chicago to
European markets since January 10 re-
ported at 5OO,l7s boxes, against Ga, s4s
boxes for tho corresponding time last
year.
The French government i. soon to modify
its decree against American pork. Under
the new system, each piece of bacon sent to
that country will be subjected TO critical
examination.
The past week shows 4 falling off in the
Western hos-psckins compared with the
preceding week, and o small reduction
compared with year ago. At the ten prin-
ciple places, which are shown in our re-
turns, the aggregate for the week is rs, 0Cl
hogs, against $50 900 for the csrrcspoading
week last year. At all points the total i.
about 1901 900, against 425 600 a year ago,
making the aggregate packing now $3.50.
coo at all points, against 4,l25,000 q year
ago, or a falling of Of 675,0Oo. The afgre.
gate exports since November LIST to last Sat.
urday are 100000 pounds Of product
against l7SS, sc, 900 last year, and SOS SOC, OOt
two years sso-the decrease compared with
a year age being 7S,35000e pounds, or tho
product of over 100000 hogs. Now with
even this deficiency IN the exports, the situa,
tion might look favorable to holders, in
-" ~ Wv ssNNi ANhhNNlsll III VIC
fscture by 275,oO0 hogs, but there seems
to be evidence that there is as great stock
Of product in the country as a year ago
As compared with year age pork ia
$3.50 per barrel higher, or 80 per cent, and
q per cent. per pound higher, or 20i per
cent; sides s.. Q2 cents per pound higher, OIL
sll per cent; hogs Sl.50rer hundred pounds
gross higher, or y per cent.
St. Louis pork men have discovered q
new wrinkle in the method of haldlins
American pork in Europe. They say there
is an unusually heavy demand for pork Just
now, the orders coming from England. Al
Liverpool tue meat is repacked in English
brands and in this condition finds ready
sale In France and Germany. When asked
how this could be, in the face OF legal prohi
uon, o leading operator said at has beer
established by scientific experts that an
English brand on American pork will
knock the trachine higher than Gilderoy'.
kitp ~
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90 -
GRAIN


TnE receipts of grain to-day wsrs light,
and other small amounts received uerspur-
chased at standing quotations.
A leading grain shipping house in Chi
cago expresses the following Wow: THE
situation in wheat is weak, or it is strong
according as we look upon ourselves as sY-
portsrs or not, in this city. 1t becomes
more and more apparent that Western
Europe will want but small quantity OF
cur wheat, and at anything like present
prices, being able to fill the bulk Of her
deficiencies on more saVorabls terms else
where.
During tho last thirty years the German
grain traffic has undergone vast transfer
nation. From having been considerable
exporter Of wheat, rye and ba. ~ in 1913,
and for many succeeding years. Nsrmany
has become n large inpor'' [ these
cereals. Thus, in 1880, tbs LAnN.i States
supplied Germany with SO per cent. of her
importations Of wheat, 20 per cent. Of her
importations of rye, % per cent. OF Ter bar
ley 8 per cent. of her oats, and 81 r. cent.
of her corn. From those and othc atistics
the Congress of German Ayr 4turists
conclude that the failure pswt Of the
United States asriculturally is SO 'rmous
as to render the struggle t. reserve
German agriculture one of lii, ~ death
to the German people. The Eng farmer
is confronted with problem eq Y seri-
Gus. American competition, III sc con-
ditions of tenancy, high rei'., costly
methods of cultivation, and a su, -s,ioa Of
bad harvests make up burden aich he
can scarcely carry much longer. In the
FIVE years from lS46 10 1850 the United
States supplied England with only one
thirtisth part of her wheat importation;
FROM 1861 to 1855 with sne-tnird frsm 1876
to 1880 with seven-thirteenls, and in 1880
with s54 per cent, or two-thirds. The
price of wheat, which for leng series of
years prior to 1874 had in England bsen
from IS to GO shiling's quarter of 4so lbs,
after the appearance of American supplies
fell in 1870 TO 80 shilinss. The English
farmers claim that such prices no longer
cover the cost Of production, and to this
they attribute the prevailing English A.ri-
cultural distress.
The crop report for Michigan, published
by the Secretary Of State, compiled from
reports made during the present month,
indicate that wheat has been sown in !, 1884, !.
5D acres. The condition is far better than
last year at this time. There are scattered
localities affected by the white grub and
Hsssan ny.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-27
Building Msterial.

BRIcK-At the kilns to $40 kiln run.
sroNE-At the Dallas QuarrieS, Sc per cubic
foot II for foundation; l6 for wall and p for
dressed front.
LUlRER-Yellow pine, rough, 81 % per 100
teet over q feet il length; - 50. Matched and
dressed h"Vr'ug aud finishing, g. 75 = ceiling
~ . cci'ing, g So yellow pine
siding g. white pine ceiling 81 IS first
common; white pine siding irst common, s. so
ash and walnut flooring, 500 per thousand;
poplar. dressed both sides SIS: rough walnut
sl2j 10 l5h Common doors, 81 50 to s.; SASH 81 %
TO 90 as 20 SIZE.
SHINGLES. Yellow. Pine. S. 50 to %; white
pine y - 20 S 20. Cypress No. |, SIS No ,
So So No s. 81 -.
PosTs-Cedar, ST. SO; Boise Fare, SIS.
LATHs-eS 5nq4 per thousand.
CEMENT - Rosendale, S. 49, Louisville, S. so
Portland S. 30.
PLASTER PARIs-Per barrel, s4@i 80.
HAIR-Per pound, nc.
CEMENT FLuES-G inch, S7}fc; Z inch, 40c; G inch
ceiling Joint 81: 6 inch cap, soc; inch cling
joint, 81 25 inch cap do. Zoe.
DRAIN PIPES inch, Ice per foot: inch, 2Cc;
inch, size; inch, lOc; s inch soc.
MIXED PAGNTs-Ready for use and all Colors
81 9i@l S. per gal. All the tested and standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers.
WHITE LEAD-Strctly pure, s. -,
UNDISCOVERED Austin, g per barrel; bulk,
IL 90 benson car lots, Soc per barrel, 81 %;
Dallas. In lots 20c per bushel &c.
LiSsEEn OtI-Raw, d9r; boiled. &c,
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Good Reasons for the Doctors Foith

-, MONROE, GA, March %, 1890
We have for twelve months been prescribing
"swifts Syphilitic Specific in the treatment Of
syphilis and many other diseases for which II
is recommended, and the results have been
most satisfactory, not having been disappointed
In single instance We think, for all diseases
1t is recommended to cure, it stands without a
peer, and that all the medical profession, will
sooner or later, be forced to acknowledge il in
the treatment of Syphilis, as sine qua non.
n. L. GALLOWAY, NJ. D.
]. T. ROBINSON, NJ D.
ATLANTA, GA, May q, 1879.
One Of our workmen had bad case Of Syph.
Ills Of five years standing, and was cured en-.
trely with "Swifts Syphilidc Specific"
WM. r. & II. W. HOOPER
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY
Proprietors; Atlanta, Ga,
Sold by all druggists. Call for a copy OF
Young Mems Friend' M 81
Price Of large or regular size reduced to sis
per bottle, and small size holding half the
quantity. price 81.
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Drugs.

Acid-Bcnznic pei ounce soc; acid carbolic solu-
ton, Soc crystal 5jcasl - per Id; acid ctrc 5cper
To- acid sulphuric, 5tOi0c per lb acid tartaric 45c
per III: alum, 4Hic ncrlh. Ammonia-carbon6te
&c per ID: assaiUtida, 25c per ID; belsam co.
paoia. tAc per ID: prdp. loo per ID: blue vitriol
81 90 per 10; camphor refined soc per 10;
cinChonidia, 9jc per ~; chloroform, 90
cents per ID; chlOraL hydrat, 81 75a2 20
per b;crcam Of tarter, powder, 3Sa4Cc per ID: gum
opium, s. q pcrlb gum shellac. 5jc per 10; NOR
phine. 81 90 per oE oil borganot 81 % per III;
oil lemon So 7lper 10; bromide potnss Acc per ID,
u 4 VI iodide potass, 81 IS per ID; (P6 w;
qnintne sulphate, 81 d5 per or. seed
carnway. lM per III; SIENNA. 25c per ID;
Srychnire, crystals, 81 GO per OF. sugar lesd go
per l. -four sulphur, 5aG per 10, salts epson,
B, per ID, Spirits turpentine tGc per gal
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Der, 1924, to May, 1898, the Liverpool mar.
ket advanced from Sd to sld-0rleans selling
At Gid. The Liverpool price, January /,
from 1868 to 1875, averaged 9sd.
FALL RIVER. Mass, December R.-T0
day was the time appointed for the spinners
to receive al answer to circulars sent to the
mill treasurers, asking for an increase OF
ton per cent. in their wages on the ground
that present prices will not allow them to
pay the expenses Of living But tive mills
responded, aud their answers were in the
negative, on the ground Of the high price OF
csttsn and the low price Of cloths such
probably will be the general report from
the mills.
Breckinridge Texan: The Stephens
county cotton crop, from 200 bales in 1879,
increased to ever 1900 bales in 1850. There
are At present over 800 small farms in cult
walton in the county. IN 1870 the popula-
ten of stephens county was 800, in 1880
4, 500.
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vital fluid passing unohseryed in the urine oos
mans other diseases that lead to insanit1 any any
DEATH The medical gentlemen connecteI ,S a,H
the institution are graduates the To, WIN
leges of Europe and this country, and bern' Soi;
large experience in these troubles, and nay, maH
agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOLL ApeM ~
case of this kind the VITAL RESTOR AT 1I w
under their special advice and treatmen6 wii II
found in IT, We treat all private diseases Sno
cessfnlly without mercury C0NSCLTATT0T
FREE. Thorough examination and advice in,
Guiding analysis of urine, s. Price of VIirG At
RESTORATIVE 50 bottle or four times tbe
quantity, $40. Sent TO any address upon recein,
of price, c. O. D., sceure from observation snS
In private name L desired, by English Medicsi
Institute, No. us Olive street. St Louis Me-
souri, Postoflce box, 2i60 -Nis'
-, Wholesale agents, Williams, Tolliyer a
Walker. Dallas. TeXAs
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MlcdicaI.

Illustrated Marriage Guide, go pages o,0,,
and gilt binding SocentS; same in paper covers
Is cents; Manhood, 10 cents; womsnbooa -
cents; pamphlet, S cents, securely sealed ~
mail. Send money or postage stsmns n.
WHITTIER, the great pecialist 6I7 ST Cbsrla.
street 81. Louis No
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FINANCIAL.

BEFORE giving moments consideration to
any proposition respecting the reiundihg OIL
the redtrmable bonds, there is, as the Ri
nancial Chronicle. has truly remarked, pre-
liminary question to be met and disposed
of. The question is, What ahal be done
with the surplus Sevenuer 1t is officially
estimated that, tees remaining the same,
we shall have sd plus Of more than $lOO,-
10000 q year, sttet allowing sl0a 0O9,UOO u
year for pensions. What shall be done with
this? Shall the government enter upon n
, career Of extravaganza in order to empty
the treasury Probably ne congressman
who cares to be returned to his seat will ven
ture to answer the question In the afnrma-
tive. Shall il bs applied to the reduction OF
the debt? lfso, as much of the debt as psssl-
BILE should be kept in such shape that 1t can
be called in and redeemed ut par. Clearly,
therefore, nothin. whatever should be done
about Ietunding until it is first settled
whether as much revenue as heretofore
shall be collected The question OF taxa
ton is, therefore. the first one to DO taken
up and disposed of, If taxes which now
yield from fifty to a hundred millions a
year are 10 be abolished, so that it will be
impossible to pay the debt asrapidlya as here
tofore, then theie may be no great objection
to relunding part of the redeemable debt.
But if the taxes are not to be very greatly
reduced, all the time spent in talking about
different scenes OF refunding is Just so
much time wasted, unless it is 50 much
time taken from the ship-subsidy besgars,
or other people who are eager 10 get their
arms up TO the shoulders in the public
treasury
"TnE decision Just rendered by the SUI
preme Court of the United States IN the
case of the National Bank of Gloyersville,
New York, against Johnson, finally settles
an important question touching usEry UNI
der the National Bank Act. Section 5 ,l97
OF the Revised Statutes Of the United
States provides thatany national bank may
charge on loans and discounts interest at
the rate allowed by the law of the State
where the bank is situated, or per cent. in
case no rate is fixed by the State law. In
the suit lust decided, the bank admitted
that it was usurious to charge a person
more than per cent. fer money loaned on
his own paper but alleged that, by the law
of New York it was not usurous for an in
dividual to take more than per cent. for
discounting buiness paper. The same rule,
it is claimed, applied to national banks.
The Supreme court held that this position
is untsnable. 1t decides that the prohibi-
ton against usury in the National Bank
Act extends not only to paper Of which the
customer of the bank is the maker, but
also to paper of others offered by him for
discount. The act limits the rate of inter-
est on discounts as well as loans, and limits
it to rate lYed by the State law for the use
of money
secret, Folgcr disclaims any intention
to antici ate he January interest, and
says he CONSIDERS such step uncaled for
under the present satisfactory condition of
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Dissolution of Go. rnrtncrship.

The co-partnership heretofore existing BIO
tween Burwull 4 Kendall IN the restaurant bus
ness at the Metropolitan Dining Hall. at 7ih
Main street. In the city Of Dallas, Is this
day dissolved by mutual consent
and =, ]. Burwell assumes
all liabilities Of the late firm Of Burweli d
Kendall, and will continue the business al the
present stand and would resrectNillv solicit Tho
continuance OF the favorable patronage OF Tho
public, buRwELLN KENDALL
DALLAS. Texas December Nth, lsSi
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CoAL--in!iai lHuop, s. per Iun delivered.
toKb--'Av ser uBfrci.
Wo0n--OaN. hickory and ash, g. so TO 90 70
per cord saved stove wood is retailing ~ the
rates of "a 5U W per cord.
CHAKCuAir-N5 cents per barrel.
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sBArrs-st@a; poles, s9@i5 per dos.
Buo0lEs--Grade and spring, top, s90@lO0 do
omen. S0e9S0; do side springs, top sl00@iS5; do
side spring, Sli0@AO; do phaetons, sl506l2O0
Jump seat buggies slIhd250; platform springs,
sll0Gl& three spring wagons, s0oGIl5.
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DALLAS PRICE CURRENT.



FIGURING quote City Mills rs follows. xxx,
%; XNNX, ~ or extra 81 2&
Imported; NX, per owt, 81 81; xxx, g. Co
SXNN 50 10 choice family, 81 10 fancy, 81 10.
RYH-Scarcc We quote per bushcl. 75aS.
BARLEY--Scarcc. Good demand, IS n qOc.
BRAE-Wc quote at mills slSl 10; III store
sacks. 81 49,
CoRNnEAL-Pcr hushel. 81 10
0ATS-ln bulk, thMi7hc
WnIAr-sl coal %. as per grade Nicaragua.
IS cents.
Cons-old in ear, 756soc; new, In car, COs6Se;
shelled corn gOc.
HAy-Datk, seas bright si1 From stores
prairie baled, dark, STOOLS. bright siG@as
bright free on board, car, si5 dark, si2
We quote; Chopped corn, per 100 pounds, s. o.;
chopped corn and oats, per 100 pounds, g. %:
chopped barley, per 100 pounds, q 2S crushed
corn aud cob, per loo pounds, 81 So corn bran
per 100 pounds, 75c; Graham -four, per loo
pounds, y 500 cream meal, 81 so; nne bolpep
sa per bushei, u ~ hominy, per 100 pounds,
pounds, 81 80 .'N
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FOR SALE.

Fourteen and onc.half acre lots. one half mile
nth OF the square and less than opc.fourth of
nemile from the l.. L. & r X. Il. II. depot
Beautifully located with nice residences sur.
srunding in the founshing city of sulphur
Springs, Hopkins county. Apply to Il. n. Tom
llnson, Greenvic, or Samuel Davidson sulphur
Springs. Texas div
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DIR. Woods Favor;4o

Is WHITdIIItN 70 tfNulVate syphIIs IN any Of III
complicated stages in less time than any Other
s. per package. 'e'
Thirty years practical experience Cures pri.
Va1e diseases no matter how serious or LONG.
standing in less time, and furnish Medicine fe,
ess money, than any other physician or drug.
list in St Louis. N-"f'
Every case guaranteed
Call or write; state case. DIP. WOOn
213 N. Seventh street ST Louis Mo
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Fruit and Nuts.
We make the following quotations
RAlslNs-London layer new, per box, 50 65:
layer s. oOG,S p.
BANANAs-Per bunch. So OOS5
GREEN APPLEs--s4 5Ogj 80 per barrel
CCRRlETs-S@SI.c.
PEACHEs-NOne iii market
CALIFoRNIA PEARs-S5GSG per box,
ORANGEs-Louisiana. 81 so per box.
LEnoEs-Sicily, per box, S. co.
NUTs-Almonds 25c per pound; Brazil loo n;
flberts, l5c; English wslnuts none; chestnuts,
70 per pound; Italian. none: peanuts, Tennes.
per 100. "
DATEs-In trails, 7tSSc per ID.
PEcANs-s4g5 per bushc
FIGs-Kegs nc, layers &c per pound.
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Cast q per hundred; stove, SO cents; wrought
SOC TO II per hundred; brass. IS To $40 per hun.
dred copper so TO u so per hundred: zinc aud
cad, 81 per hundred.
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Nolassts barrels q 5g hafharrcls, 81 25 key,
75c; Sugar harrta. 55 bali barrels, 80; hoop pole
per coo. fi2
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