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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-21

~ The LYCETT BINDERY employs first class Work
men and turns superior work II Is of the old
ct establishments in the city, l0l2 Pennsylvania
nue.. third floor. oc1
Smyrna times., 1881-12-21

THE subject of reform in the admins
tration of justice is beginning to be dis-
cussed in the Wilmington papers, ana
there is no better evidence of the neces-
sity of change than for them to taik
of it. One paper strikes out for one
Judge on the bench in our common courts
as they have in Pennsylvania, denomina-
ting the others as so much useless and
expensive lumber: another puts IN .
strong argument for the impaneling OF
Jurors for ten days, having successive re-
lays until the proceedings of court shall
have got through with. By this method a
man can know just when he VIII Dc
wanted and how long he is to serve, thus
enabling him to arrange his business tc
meet the demands of the State. Another
might call for an agreement of nine In
stead of twelve men as better mode o
reaching correct verdict; another nigh
call for greater discrimination in time ant
numbers in summoning witnesses with
view to lessening the cost; and still
another might demand that the juror
and witnesses might not be required t
meet before the Judges and States Attor
neys.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-21

"THE rights of witnesses" IN court
trials has heretofore been of as little con-
.;deration as the rights of the slave
Ono was as much in the hands of the
merciless lawyer as the other in the hands
of the master-an arbitrary ruling OF
power. Aspersions of character indecen-
cies it NAV be arc hurled at the help
less witness without redress. They
have no rights that hard, over-bearing
attorney are bound to respect. The re-
cent case that has attracted so much at
tention in which Mrs. Gosser's character
was aspsrsed causes the Erery Erenfng to
say:
"Therc is something underlined and
mysterious about the privilege OF coun'
sell When a newspaper attacks a person
n is liable under the law for all 1t says
and it must be ready to prove any hDeliou'
assertions to be true, and also to show
that thew are made without malice ano
were matters proper for public intorma
ton. but, so far we can ascertain, there Il
no restriction on the tongue OF lawyer
and he can apparently make whatever IN
sinuations against the character of Wit
ness he pleases without the shghtest re
gard to the evidence"
Smyrna times., 1881-12-21
PRESENTS!
If you intend making present, why not
give something useful? such as

An Oyercoat Pattern, 4 nice Cane.
A Coat and Vest Pattern. 4 Tie or Scarf.
A Pants Pattern, A Hat or Cap.
A Dress Pattern. A Knit Jacket,
pair Of Gloves. A box Of Cigars.
A pair OF Boots or Shoes A Scarf Pin
pair Of Ladies'. Misses or pair Of Sleeve Buttons
Mems Rubber Shoes box Of Paper Collars or
firm rar suspendeTs. Cuffs,
A suit Of Underwear. Or linen Collars and Cuff,
fne Shirt Wool or Cotton Stockings.
nice silk Handkerchief Floor or Table OIL Cloth,
Ladies' or Gents Gossa- Childs oil cloth Eating
mer Coat. Apron.
nice i6 Rib Umbrella, A Child's School Sntchel,
And great many other things that will
make a nice and useful present,
can be obtained at the store of
Smyrna times., 1881-12-21
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Cooper, Best Kid Gloves.

J. Il. Cooper, Best Kid Gloves.
Sugar Coifees, Teas and Spices, at Gordon's.
In selecting your presents be sure and pay
Phillips visit. He has fne line ofgoods.
J. B. Cooper, Deyoe's Brilliant oil
a magnificent line of Gent Scarfs and Neck
Ties, ut Phillips-A most acceptable present.
J. B. Cooper, Canton and Wool Flannels.
New Current, new Citron, Sutana, Valencia.
and London Layer Rasins, ut GOrdOn's.
J. p. Cooper, Ladies' Coats and Shawls.
Phillips Christmas Goods have arrived.
Before you purchase take peep at his
Windows.
J. B. Cooper, Raisins, &c
The finest York State and Canada Apples,
at Gordon'S, opposite the Delaware House
Important to Travellers.
Special inducements arc etferd you by the
Burlington Route, 1t will pay you to read
their advertisement to be found elsewhere il
| this issue.
| J. B. Cooper, Corsets
! A fine selection of Choice Candies, Frcncl
and American Mixtures and Animal Toys
Cheap at Gorcon'S opposite Delaware House
]. Is, Cooper, lie No Pure Natural Tea.
| The finest line of silk Handkerchief, eve
brought TO Smyrna, ut J, +. Phillips. Jus
the thing for Christmas and New Year
presents.
Jos. T. Williams has Fresh Beef constantl
on hand, also Wilmington City Sausage an,
Fresh Pork.
]. B. Cooper those Que Shirts.
j. 3. Cooper, Carpets, New York Prices.
j. 3. Cooper, Pulverizcd Sage, Bulk.
FRAZIER AXLE GIEAsE.-One trial wi
convince You that it is the best. Ask yov
dealer for Frazer Axle Grease, and take n
other. Every box has our trade mark on.
Hats and Caps-amost every style. Trunl
and val;scs-Splcndid assortments; Blue an
Gray Flannel Shirts, all qualities Workir
Shirts Overalls and Jumpers, endless variet
Neck Wcar-stock can't be beat Umbrella
Gum and Gossamer Coats and Gum Blanke
for Wet Weather. Our Unlaundried Viii
, Shirts-The king-for the low price of
Underwear for Gentlcmcn-Low price to Il
:. High Grades. Collars, Linen and paper, go.
: stylos. Hosiery, Fancy and Plain, Low pri
and good quality Above we cnurnerate n Ii
. Of the articles we have in stock and respectful
!, beg you when you need anything in our line
: give us call as our eff0rt will be to please a
4 j. +. PHlLLIPs.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-21

use of the offices by the party to perpetuate
itself in power. This is the great evil
complained Of The spirit of his bill is
thus summarized: "A better system foun-
ded on the idea that public, offices are
public trusts to be administered solely for
the public good that the fittest men shall
administer them until still filter and better
men shall be found; that Offices have no
right to be, except that the faithful execu-
ton of the duties attached to them is
necessary to the public welfare, and the
maximum of efficiency and the minimum
of cost constitute the only condition OH
which they should exist. We must estab-
lish the idea that the business of fifty
millions of people must be transacted by
business men upon business principles,
and all the more rigidly and faithfully be-
cause it is the business of the people"
Such policy cannot but commend itself
to all parties.
The third topic We would name land
there are others that could very properly
be dwelt upon of great national import
ance) is the subject of Polygamy in our
Territories. 1t can only be dealt with
successfully by vigorous hand. The
lamented Garfield indicated purpose
had he lived to give the foul blot heroic
treatment. President Arthur in his mes
sage calls the attention of Congress to the
subject and recommends change in the
law of evidence so that the pOlygamou'
wife can testify against her husband
This is pronounced good as far as it goes
but it is said will not prevent evading ant
dodging the law. Stronger measures ar
needed, such as law allowing conviction
for bigamy on circumstantial evidence
and, thorough reconstruction of tn
laws in the Territory of Utah SO as to dis
possess the Mormons of political power.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-21

wife to the dress maltcrs.-The school
children will appreciate the needed relax
alton of the holidays with as much benefit
as any other class.--Respectability is
very often not even skin deep; it fails
sometimes to penetrate further than the
outer garments.-Early shoppers catch
the bargains, especially Of holiday goods.
Popularity is not always an indication
of merit; the biggest rogucs generally
have the largest following.-Thea alma
macs for 1882 are out, Old Mother Shipton's
prophecy to the contrary notwithstand-
ing.--The unhappy individual Of the
holidays is the one who does not make
some one happy with a present.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-21
MARRIAGES.

HhZEII.-DANID.-In this town. December 18th by
Rev. J. Y. Smith. George W. HdZell and Miss Ella
Hayid both Of KcutOn Hundred
DALSUN-LEWIS.--At the home Of the brides par
cuts, December 18Th. 10y Rev. K. K Stephenson,
IIunRgle G. Dawson aud Miss Hannah 4. Lewis
both of New Castle county
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Philadelphia, Dec
18th. by Rev Dr. Tiffany. james II. Shakespeare
end Miss Annie llevcrn. both formerly OF Duver.
MAkSHALl-WAPI.ES- bower December 18th
by Rev. J. H. Caldwell, Aaron H. Marshall. Oi
Iewes, and Miss Kate Waplcs. Of Dover.
C0lLINS-LIlLi;-in Lebanon. December lih by
Rev: J. II. Caldwell. Frank +. Collins and Mis-,
Katie Lilly. both nr that village.
IREIN--DOW%S.-In Magnolia November 2ith. bS
Rev. " r. COrkran. William &. Irwin and Miss
Sarah f. Downs. both Of Mechanicsburg. Pa.
BOR0CGH-JACKSOE.-In Magnolia, Decem
her lith by Rev. ". f. Corsran. Juhn ". DurbOr
odgh and Miss Annie i. jackson. both Of Ken
county,
Smyrna times., 1881-12-21

Ii is an unprecedented success said Mr.
Chas. $. D'Arcambal, the wcll-known
Burdick House druggists, when asked for
his views in regard TO the St. Jacobs Oil /;
it is highly cxtolled, and is giving general
Observation-Disclosures, (Mich.) Daily
(;0EPite
Smyrna times., 1881-12-21

There were eight arrest in Ireland Satur-
day under the coercion act, including six
persons at Baltimore suspected of attack
ing houses.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-21

THE q" TIMES " is published every Wednesday after
noon Inv RORERr d. HoFFEcKER, Editor and Pro-
prietor at Smyrna Delaware.
TERMS-SUBsCRIPrION-On year $500 in advance OF
$3.50 not paid till the end of the year. No paper
discontinued until all arrears paid-only at the
option of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate OF
Seven Cents line for the irstnsertion subsequent
insertions Three and -hslfcents. Aliberaldscou
made to quarterly, semi-annual and yearly adVeFt'
sers. o..,
OBITUARY NOTICES wilIbe charged Five Cents pei
line.
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Prod s.co.

Wheat came In quite freely to-day ana tne
price was firm in tone. A good quality brought
81 per bushel.
Corn an 4 oats were In good receipt, and read
lily brough. the price q loted.
HAY was In moderate receipt, and prices are
unchanged.
Ir,sh poratoes are In fair supply, and prices
are well maintained,
There are no onions In the market.
Lemons are In fair supply ana suloty
sound goods command fs@sS 30 nsr oox'
Bnttsr & nlinues very s.aice FOR oholce' anu
readily brings the quotations
Eggs arc scarce and In ght demand
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FLoUR We quote city Mills from old
wheat as follows: Xxx, 40, Xxx, W w.
IAAX,2 81; Choice, s3 COS f. Ny, none. ~
Imported: Xxx, per cwt SO 80; XXX, w u
KxXx2 ~ Fancy, $40 ~ S65; Patent, A.oo'
RYE-Scarce. We quote per Dbl. %.
BARLKY-Scarce; COCO demand, 4oc.
BaAN-We quote at $50.
auNNY BAGs-sooond hand In sood order,
ceGts piece.
Corn nxAL-Her cwt, Ills.
OATS $50 SO.
WEa.r. No . old quiet We quote 60 TO 75inew
9Oe q 81, according 10 quality.
Lonk-4S u 90 uents, .oose ear. 49,
ahY-prairis loose from wagon, IS TO &c per
an. ai,lett, none on market. From stortr
prairie bsled SIS ser ton; Prairie baled In car
az sl2 co per ton free On boald.
We quoIe; Chopped corn, per 100 pounos
81; chopped corn and osts, per 100 ro9ndt
81 70; chopped barley, ptr TOO pounds, Vi ~
brushed corn aud cob, Ter 100 pounds, roV
,orn bran. per 100 Podn do soc' S ssn,,
cream meal, 81 SO; fine bolted meal Pei
6ashel, SOC. horniay, per 100 pounds,
S-its, per loo pounds. 81 sb' corn -FOUR per lO'
naunda.
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DALLAS PRICE CURRENT.


miscellaneous &rOcers' rH"'A'
PorAr Es-old per bu, nSmipAl, new s5.5'
@a barrel.
VNI -Ns-i6 80 per barrel.
t.lyh--Whoiuhair Va 70 o's. a., -,
Egf---In barrel, Sz.i5 II'erpooi IN ca
8ls5dSleD. - -, ,
s,.sa.Ksns- Soda. XXX. i1si 1AAA
Trade MARI .sH Cream l01k, 6ingor Snaps II
"so.rN1live, SIC. per poundi BlueIndi. 81
eosL. satipet, s. 40. to $50. Eureka MAD
nssctnr1ns Company: C;y clone, 51<i Pale Olive,
s. Extra olive, ~ csnls per Pouho'
BEArs-0tosc. per pound.
CISDLKe--stsr, full VT l4to l4x.
CBFrsR-N None in marhet -,
HornEY .rp GniTs-s59es.25 per barrel.
DRIED PKAoBEs-Unpeeied &c, -sApeeieo
na.I' Ofi,-Belov are revised quotsiona: ~
A. fs.st. In bArreis IS cents; cases, "
6.orHxs PIrs-Round, oSci sprins' sl.oo pei
~ .su,,s-x bushei, iron hound, $50 pei
49,. tvo-boop pals, q 10; thrse-hoOp, ". 80.
T@s-Threc nest, " -So9sE 80; eight nes'
IS; No. /, % % per dozsni Ne. T. s-SO' no
6 50. - u. ,,,, m m, Esv
w. VI BscrITs-ss. 2set Sc psr dozen.
pe~nsHIss. g5 rsr kee Of Is pOunds; lsk az
"a Il eE DO, q 30 blsstine tsEst ~
eHof-Dr0p, bag, ID to1 = oeos
* 81. fits, u pounds, e. No srrels,
CsrDY-stek, Is 20 l4e. pound. Fancy u
20 z5c. .n
Rorz-siEaI, X In. basic, lo,sei cotton e =.
VTrre1n-Per gallon. b,5g1e ApIls, 10 -
wTIrTrvC TArkB-Rag and STRAW &C. We
sTaEcH-kGffc- - - a..
Jres-we quoie II 20 y oenn PEI Eslon ~
CARED. CrOofs u 70 i esns pr s-''On i''
AHrrsw.r-1sto Ise psrIb.
TALIOw--In bal. ~; N cAke' - peI 10
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ESTfsAYED.


w. h.. Ferguson es ray 8 nefore George Rob-
ertsun, one bay or brown horse, ABOUT l5
han nigh, alb ut YER. old, both hind feet
y hiIe, STAR In forehead, bianded 7 on let
lie ~ Sell eslr, Us before C orge Robe tso n
one Drown mare "a hands high. small BIZ 20 IN
the fee, hgntl, eaod die Rcd, short in front,
8 year old last Msy, branded on left
phil Dasis strays before J i. Hewitt. JUS
tice OF the p ace Que brown horse mule, 4
ys sars der S@ + nS WS,se ST. f Oranuu On i9''
w. E. Fisher trays before J. A. Lindsay,
Justice OF the peace 6h"rstt es follows one
hruwn mare about Is ha d hign, years old
kbot on ,houIder, star ia FIR, b. al, aud no
b ands One hay ma c, IA hands Ligh, H. or
| n wears old bra ded IS on thu rignt shoulder
right Jaw. One sSrs' mar or ys dh,
hind loot white ard tar in the forehead.
One sorrel yearliI g oily, no branrs. One
one bay tony m arr, about 10 hai ~ h gh.
y,ers oyd and branded trus ., lefi h. ulder F.
one z ay mare, 10 de- high br e. hus
on irft shoulder, 4 I, age unkno~n. Vaiue
Jybn ii bderscn estrays before 10. II. st W.
ar, Justtcs Of the USace, one iarge gray horse,
thrre years I'D last spring; about Ia hands
high; bra ded on left honloer ln1oScr D. e.
John A. Lynch es,rays before W II. Price,
jnsti -. % TIA pesceJ ODe hey mare, u years
Of u hands 60, bling 10 i.iteye' D" ndeo
one bay mare, 8 year. o d. a bands nigh,
branded on right shOu der lue 20.
Ons roam mare years old, II hands hieh,
branded W on left Thigh and lett nip. value
$40. -.
one dun horse 8 years old, u hards hilh,
b. a. ed on each thigh, and 6inveIted IN we
shoulder. go.
him branded on esch jaw. Value s5O.
A X. Burnett estrsys before george lou
erts IN Justice OF tbs peace, The fdluNlnk
house,: one bay mare snd Eearling c-is m are
about IsS hands high, bt1a IN face, 10 ye-Ie
ol q, br .nd.d 3 on EN- shoulder. aAIh
brown mare, IS HANDS high. NEE WI y ie-.s
,sdfie mari "a, years Old, branded on lsIt
eboulser add inoeseriballe on ieit sioe.
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Building material.

BRICK-At the kilns 70 10
SToNK-Att the Dallas quarries 90 per cubic
foot. II for foundation, 10 for wall, and % TO
dressed front.
LUMBEn-Native rough pine 40 per thousand;
Dressed ON one side, S22 so; Flooring, tongu-
cd and grooved, S26; dressed misunderstanding,
8l7h; Thrse-eighth tongued and grooved ceiling
SlS to 80.
sHINaLRs-Cypress, IS per thousand; Native
pine, sap, %; do heart, "a 80.
LArHs-S3 ~ at IA Per thousand.
CKMKNT-- Rosendale, 81 50; Ioutayille,
So %; Portland, SO 60.
PLASTER FPARis-Per barrel, 81 at "a 90.
EAIR-Pe pound. THO.
cents; s inch ceiling joint, 81; inch cap, zoe;
inch ceiling joint, 81 Is; inch cap do, 600.
DHAIN PIPES inch, lGe per foot; Inch,
DOC; 9 Inch, 32c; inch, 400; inch, 5Oc.
MIXED PAINTs-Ready for use and all color
81 IS per gallon. AL the tested and standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers.
LIME-CooBered, cper obi, bulk, 81 90.
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Pr.siden. Snrneid.

Washington, August 1.-Oficial bulletin,
Executive Mansion, $50 a. m.-The presl-
dent slept we'll during the hight, and this
morning is cheerful and expresses himself
as feeling better than at any other time
since he was hurt. After the slight rise OF
Yesterday afternoon, his temperature became
again normal early ia the evening and 81
continues. He appears stronger, and ha'
evidently made great progress on me rosa
toward recovery during the last few DAYS;
His pulse is now "a; temperature ~; respr'
alton Is.
d w. BLISS,
j X BARNES,
.--, j j. WOODWARD.
RoBERr REYBUaN.
ID, IA. AGNkw...
Following is Professor Bells report to thu
surgeons up,n to-day's experiment.:
Volta Lab ,rst1Iy, 22lO Connecticat avenue
Washington, d. o., August lat, 1881;
To the su geors in Attendance upon President
Garfield:
GENTLEMEN: beg tn submit, for your
Information. n brief statement of the results
,,b,ained with the NV form induction
hslnnce In The experiments made this morn
;no fnr the purp 80 of ,he location of the
bullet ia the pereon Of the president. The
instrument WIS tested for sentihveDess
several times during the course OF expert
oents. and il was found 10
respond well 10 the presentation oil
he flatteped ballet, q distance of about -four
inches from the coils. When The % plorlng
coils were passed over thzt part OF the sodo-
man where sonoruus spot was observed, IN
the experiment of July 26th, q feeble tone
u,s perceived, but the Effect was sudible apo
f,r A considerable distance around Tbs spot
he sounos were too feeble 10 be entirely
satisfactory. As 1 had reason 70 expect
nom inc extreme sepsitveness OF the tnstru-
mont there was q more marked elect. In
order 10 ascertain whether similar sounds
MIGHT no, be obtainable in other locilitie.
I eIplored the whole right side and back
between the point Of entrance OF the bullet
nj M psrt xsve indication Of the preseDce
az metal excep, in an area OF about two
inche, In dismeier cOntsiped within The spo,
nreViously found 10 be sonorOus. The en-
nariDents we're repested ~ Mr. Tsinter, who
rbtsired ersctly csrrespoBding results. We
s-e therefore justified in concluding that ths
ball IA located 10 tn shove named area Ia
our preliminary experiments we found that
the bullet, like The one ~ quf Sion. Nnen ~
ia normal shape produced no sudhble enecl
bsvoDd bv . distance Of tTo snd ore bal.
inches. xhile the ZANE bullet h2tssneo snc
presented with IL fscs ptrhllei
70 TIE plane Of the colf'
vsVs indications ID 70 distsncs az nssrls
AZ ipchss TIE sane f.tiensd Do Is viii
"a fec perpeuoiculsr 70 he plsue II coils,
o-ooueirg no sUuud beyond disisuct
n one inch. These fsea show n
IA tbs ig-orarcs Of the tcu-l sh.Fe
"a MD n pressntstion Of the bullet -
~ errlo-irg irsirumsni. The osp;h -
.hi-S he builst liss bsDtsth she sur 80
e,u,ot BE- deierrnirsd from cur eEptrinl. M.
Ian, e-rfieusn. ysfurs t-uly,
AIEN GRAHAM BILL
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CArTLE-Grass-fed, yearlinRsf8 ESQ: rear
oil 8 Sl2 g sl5;3 year olds $l6 @ %; barn cow
ga SO.
AoxsYs, Ponies and sheep Sl5 to $40. Plugs
s40 To so. Farm stock s3b to SEQ Harness
livery So to 800. Harness fancy SIPS to Sl7b.
Harness spans 1850 10 $500.
Mules Rats sNI To S65. Medium $50 to 10
Ex ira drsught 800 20 8 70.
Hogs-None Oh the market.
MUTTON ARE unotebie stS2 oOUe
DER head. Per weight, 3 to 3kc. per pound.
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Leather Etc.

SoLy-LKArHKR OAA-No. 3S@39;no 36637
HEaLocS Best Buffalo slaughter. 5U@3
goo, %; do good No. 2, IS; good banged %.
OAK HARNESS LkArHRh-No. !, 3sc do 80
HEMLocB-prime, 81 do good IS; do NO 81
FRENCH CALFsKIN-sl.26 70 Sl.9O; 40
cording o qua ity.
PHILApKLPh,A CALFskIs-No. 1sl Toto 81 ii
do No2SI TO . 10,
PHILADELPHIA hIPs-No !. SOC. to fl.0O
SHEEP sKis--Topping xxx Per doIen $40. 80
Innings, white 600.
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Iror. We quOts lnefchant ner &c ~
TfIrrsr ana swe6sas lYc-
Wrrr -sn-oOth r1re, No. 2. Ni 20 y
znd u. - 30 - - .i's1s -
49, sHrrE--PeT So - :
49, sr0r rsrrs-Psr OK. = fcun1ns -
= s. -. 70. :, 81 81 30 =
Esu.-Fru-r lni y 80 - o. rbtss-
Trrrrrss s1ocE s-Klok In per poun1i -
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WfueS and LIQUORS.

WfneP and L2qucEEs
ALCoHoL--y2. SO TO 81 40 per gallon.
WHIsKY-Sweet mash, 81 .260N ~, sour
mash, 81 .6O9Sb, according Gage.
WINHs-C laret. in case, $S.1S@&4j Catawbs,
,er gallon, o. .lO@S2; Port, per gallon, 81 20 d
10; Sherry, per gallon, 81 .z0@S3; Madeira, per
gallon, S1.6O@S5; White wine, In cases, % q
Oslo.
aeidsieck, In basket, s2S; Krug, In basket. S27
Domestic champagne, Sls@l6.
ALE-Stock ale, per dozen, % .15aps2 so; Por-
ser. per dozen, 82e$a. 80.
u 80. Bndwiser, Sl2. pints sl3 80
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There was conside, Die activity in this line
to-day, Hog products have ssam adva ced
II ans are q uoted at l5I pa cents and are
az ,rca, bre ,kfast ICON has advanced 20 iSh
lard is quoted at 1879 in tlercs. osh'r values
aes unchanged.
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SUGARS " 9 quote Powered ,2X, Urushed12h
A TX to IL l-2; Granulated IL; t5tBn.
ndard A TX to II l.2 Whit,
extra extra Z TO; Yeilow-LouisinnS
White clarified IN to llsS: yellow clartfi q
wa to l0A; Open Kettles choice
McLAssEs-Lo rlsisDs choice 60c, primet4 {
fair to good 45@bOc; syrup so TO 60c.
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SnAfTs.-ti@sNi coils. M@slb
BUeeIEs. --Cfsde IS, end spring, top, 5000
800, ditto. open, s7O9ts0; duo, side 81 riDs
top, BlU0C1si8; ditto, side bar, eitOaslSh
spring, sl4O0yS2OOj otto, phsetons e!5Oas20o'
Jump seat bussies, eI5@$260j platform
springs, sllO@tl20i three spin wagons, 5000
ellb.
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Cattle.

There were no rec ipts at the stock yards tc'
day. There was soine inquiry Tor choice
butch ,ring took, AID all grades would have
brou. h. quo.td prices.
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0ERMAN MILLEr--We quote 81 90 per bushel
Garden, bOts. per paper retail. Whoslesal
IN to cents per paper.
Cottop--At the Oil Mil.'$6 per ton.
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I tate, iix2o 81 per nor I. o. iis2o 1870
dos xDl .NllIno iioper solder, 100 pes
N heef ron 10 per ~.
Ausa-Por 10 ,Ii per dozen, " 10 IN.
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ur~lnr frcelr-d lslisrs q adnIt i-frEf on o.
M ss-eif e Antoine Ggltslicu IN fhs zifh 81
Jrne. lfsl I'd pIsna hatlnr cisini- aeeinst
sal ssfr ~ hefetg De- te1 o. F-estti tnt1n
rffIir ~ line r're-rrlher hw
ryre-id 80 ans ro.tt.filcs - rs a. - lass
railes cruufTs 1sTna, rrlrcr Htiu srt fcI-
LIB Ivy.
AfminisIrHtrr-
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FfsH-l2ko. Der ID.
OYsrnHs- osp ~ centb for baltimore,
90 for Berwick bay.
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BAcoS-Long clear sides llk q llki short
ol- r, lik. Breakfast bacon I5sto
p-i w Long clear sidse, lOhi shorI
eli 4 !, tSSfS.ea ls.ton
:, E:5111f ;, 49, ssTr'l' 49, pals to
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O06een nrsd Teas.

CoFFER--Rlo common, l21a to 1914; fair, IA to
IAN; choice. l6h TO 16I; Laguayrs, i6k to Is;
TsAs-fmperial, bOa6sc; Young Hyson,
10000; Oolong. 10000 Japan, oo06bN
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cotton.

Nearly two hundred bales OF cotton were
brought in to-day from the nelghborhoou oi
p. lot Point, Denton county, aud sold on the
basls OF 10 oents FIR middl.ng. Is ciaSsed low
m,ddling, The local prices are unchanged;