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Danrins ACADEMIES.

4 LIEN DODWORTH'S SCHOOL FOR
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OF city bank stocks, Republic sold (el at I4I.
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TENHE GUNNERY.-The fall term of this
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WORCESTER ACADEMY,


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r,. REoPENs SEPTEMBER, 1881
schoofC- respect OF the high
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ADDRESS JOHN y LAYS II. D.. superintendent
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"EXQUISITE PIECES of WORKMANSHIP,
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A FEARFUL RESPONSIBILITY.
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DALLAS PRICE CURRENT,



RIcx-Wholesale OK to74.
jALr--ln barrel, So. 10. 10 $50 Liaerlto! In
s4oss,$ go; Rock 81 80 per saot.
CRACKEns- Soda, XyA, ~; XXX&, 8
Trade Mark h;.Cream lOIa, Gingvr Snaps is
TO IL. Cream lie
soar Olive. 5kc. erpound; BlueIndis Ga
toBS; Satirat, a3.4o. to $50. Eureka Man
ufactur,ng Company: Cyclone, 51a; Pale olive,
q; Extra olive, ~ centA per pound
BHANs--0to6c. per pound.,
CAsDLRs'-Star. full VT Ito l45S.
CuEEsx-Noue In market.
HoMINy ANO GaITs-s5@S5. rs per barrel.
SAuRR KRAUT For half ban rel IS to q 81,
DRIED PEAcaEs-Unpeeied sc, -8n peeled II
per pound.
Coal OIL-Below are revised quotations: 10
deg. ~ test: IN barrels 10 cents; cases, G2 90
CLOTHES PIss-Round. Coo; spring, 8l. 90 per
DOx.
MRAsupss-k cushel, iron bound, q. 80 per
do.en two-hoop pals, ~ 10; three-hoop, o.. 80.
TUBs--Three nest, 81 .S06sS2. 80; eight neat
u SO.
wAsnnoAnps--wood 81 SO; Zinc, 81 80; New
Era, 81 .6r(AS2 10.
WILL BUoKHTs-ei .s56ssi &c per dozen.
PowpKn-sd. 65 per keg of IS pounds; l2k do
81 .hs 6k do, sl.9O blasting Kegs, $3.50
Snor-Drop, bag, 81 lb. to2 rs buck ~. 40 to- So
MACKERRL--NO. l barrels, $40 half-Dsrreis
1870; kits, u pounds, 81; No srrels, 50.
10 Csc.
LYR-Conoentrated. s.. 76a " 90
RoPK-Sisal, y in. basic, l0hc; cotton, ga lCe
yN1eAa-per gallon. 20@3oc "A pple, zoe .to2l
WnArrlNo rArea-Rsg and Straw, i5c. 9Uo.
STARCH-tkSi1io.
.Juos-We quote II to 10 cents per gallon for
glazed. Crocsa Ii tn II cents per gallon for
glazed.
BEEswAx-l5 to lsc perlb.
TALLow--ln barrol, ~; In cake, 80 per ID.
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Abreast Win Tho Times.

This Is absolutely true of NJ. Strickland
g. Co., of Galveston. Their Job printing es.
tablishment and bindery Is complete in every
particular, with all the lato improvements
and styes In type and other material, and tho
lithographing branch Is par excellence. II
cannot DO surpassed even in tho metropoli.
tan cities Of tho east. With skilled work.
men and all The facilities and appliances for
the rapid execution Of work in their line Of
tho most superior quality, and at prices as
cheap as anywhere In the Union, they are
prepared 10 all all orders from q carte de
visi,e TO mammoth poster, and TO litho-
graph anything from the tiniest rosebud 10 a
andscaro view Of Texas. So, patronize
hem and keep y our money In Toxaa.
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Flour, Grain ana Hny.

FLouR We quote city Mills from .old
wheat as follows; Xxx, 10, xxx, 81 20,
xAXX,2 81; Choice, Us Oh; family, none.
Imported; Xxx, per cwt 90 50; XXX, So 81
sXAXs so Fancy, 1855 to 80; Patent, $500.
BARLKY-Scarce; good demand, SIC,
BRAs-We quote at 500.
GuNNy BAas-Second-han In good order, .
cents piece.
CoRN MKAI-Her cwt lis.
OArs-25 In store. Inferior 20cos2
soc ut 500.
CoHN-32 to So cents, loose ear.
HAY-Prairis loose from wagon, 20 10 ~ ma.
ton; dillett. none on market. From storei
prairie. baled slo ger ton; Prairie balsd In car
lois, SlO por ton free on boald.
=, We quote: Chopped corn, per 100 pounds
chopped corn and oats, per 100 pounds
crushed corn and cob, per 100 pounds, 800
corn corn bran, per 100 pounds, 800, Ora
cream meal, el 80; fine bolted meal, pei
6nshel, 800. homlny, per 100 pounds, ta0
srits,. per 100 pounds, ~ Is, corn -four, per loo
pounds, ".
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Market closed quiet.
GALVESTON.
Galveston, June 90 Receipts 5a.
Market closed quiet; midd Ing 1875; Gales
800.
ST. LOUIS.
st Louis, June rs Market closed quiet;
middllng 1925; receipts 35G; shipments 9SG;
jsales ~; stock G96
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, June Is, l2:i5 p, m. - Cotton
moderate, enquiry freely supplied; middli gs
essisr, snscoia,i, m ana synori hae, rue.,a
1880; American $3.50: uplands low MID ling
class June delivery $40.
June and July. ...".................G3l 10
July and August Observation-Disclosures 1896 s. IL
August and 5 p.ember.. 9 y. 81
September End October. ................. o l. 10
Oct0bor ana November. $500. .,....,,, % 20.32
5p M Sales Of American 4, 200.
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Rscelpts by country wagon We're light to-.
day.
Butter is scarce aud In good demand, IS
cents being readily psid:for choice article.
Inferior ls,s.
Eggs are In limited supply and quoted at 10
ia X cents.
New Irish potatoes are In moderate supply
with good demand. Choice arc quoted at
$3.50 per bushel.
L,m rs are very scarce and high, and are
quoted at $50 9 500.
Oranges are 90 scarce 90 to be hardly quot.
able.
Wheat 10 In light receipt and quoted OF 95
ceats q $40 per bushel.
The Farmers Review, OF Chicago, one OF
our best wes,ern newspa. era, In an article
upon the wheat on look says:
Btste agricatu al boards issue crop bulletins
which are eagerly studied by member OF
m magma sSippcrs and merchants miiI s
associations collect from their member Elm
wheat gro wing states the latest and most accu.
rate statistical Information, aud The manur,c-
productive capacity by tue iepo Is Of their 10.
cal sgevts, sustained by tee conclusions Of
Ia campa Ing the informativ ut hand from
all these souvce., the conc Ion In irress ible
that there is 70 be q very marked falling of In
the wheat production OF 1881, ana this not
withstaudin al increste OF acreage In some Of
the newer states and territories This incrsa,e
IN In q great measure, however, counterb Alan
ced by q reduced ora In some Of the older
states.
Tho greatest deficiency IL so far. OF course, TO
found la tbs winter. wheat r,gions. The
spring crop Ia yet subjects " contingencies
thai may neatly alter present proip, c,s eth.
or for bete or worse,
The great winter wheat producing states Of
The northwest are Michigan, Indiana, III.
nols and Missouri, while considerable IL
state repo u, an increase In ato ofs about
70 per cent. over last year. ohio also pru.
quees largely. RcportA from here show a
lea ysst. In 'nichiE IN tns Q, OBJ win be
ySry Habit sums gvvl authorities placi, I
s Ss1ss oaiis' S..b sss,s I, VII 70 q
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Dcnison Hydraulic Lime.

This limo has been tested thoroughly, and
10 pronounced by competent judges 10 be
superior 10 oil others manufactured In the
state or any other state. II 10 not only su>
perior in quality, but Is far moro economic
cal and durable. The proprietor refers to
any and all architects and builders In Dallas,
Sherman, Dcnison and other towns 10 north,
ern Texas where II has been used and liz
excellent qualities are known and spprecia-
ted. Griffin & Cowscr arc agents at Dallas
All orders should DO addressed TO
q. LAsHrR, Denison, Texas.
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A POSITIVE CURE

Without medicine, ALIAN,s so,rn,
1876. One boz 'en'ee oct' l6
No. VIII cure any case In four days. or lss.
NO Will cure the n ost obstinate cas- ,'S 10
matter Of how long standing. '"se' no
No nauseous doses of cubeba. cot.,,.
Of sandalwood, that are certain to prodnce Az III
pepsia oy destroying the coatinss of n.
Price, 81 80. Bold by all druggists, OR mailsa
For further particulars send for orculor 90
*. u. BOX 1888. J. c. ALLEN CO.
Quick, safe and sure cure.
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Iron. NniIa. Wira. Efc


IRON. - We quote merchant bar &c rates;
Norway and Swedes, loo.
PLow STEEL.-oc
WIRE.-Smooth wire, No. 8, &c; Nos 10
and II, &c; No. II, ic; japanned barbed wire,
9bso; galvanized barbed, l0hc.
HORSE SHoEs'-Per keg, SO.
HoRsR sHoR EAILs-Per box, % pounds, No.
Z, 90. rs; no. =, S. 50; NO. u, 90 25.
NAILs-From l0d to God, "a 90 rates.
TIMERS STOCK .-Plok tin per pound; SOC
tin 'late, l4x20 81 per box; /. c. lix20 sS. Isl;
do, X Gil .50:zlnc l2cper ID solder, l5c per
Id; sheet ron &c per ID.
AxKs-Per , u; per dozen, 10 to 10.
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COMMERCIAL.
TUESDAY EyRSIsG,

Genera! trade In wholesale and Obbing lines
presented the usual average to-day, despite
the intense heat prevailing Movements
were chilly on mal-order account, persona
BUYERS being few in numbers. AT this writing
the h, at and Ou,h continues, but the clouds
aud other signs indicate the possibility
of q let up by the weather clerk. A cold
wave was re ported moving southwark week
ago. when the heImon eler fell 20 degrees at
Ut. Louis, butit has not struck north Texas
as yet.
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more than hslf an average yield per acre.
Missouri winter wheat has been very Dauiy
damaged by drouth, the fly and the ehinch
bug Iheyield will not now reach 10 per cent:
of that Of lass year. Fr,m out best
sources Of = formation We conclude that hen-
tucRy Will not give more than hal crop. IN
Virgioia tbree-four,hs Of q crop is expecisu
In Mary land the prospect Is pretty go d; Inc
acresge In California has been materially ie-
duced-some say reduced one-half- the
pr spsct not encouraging either there or IN
Oregon.
Unjust be also remembered that since the
bulk of wheat reports have come In the la
scots In several of the states have h1d num-
Der OF days In which to continue their raw
ages and yet Uher days are TO follow, SO mat
increased damage from this cause Is stu 10 De
considered.
In Minnesota, Kansas, Nebraska, Wiscon.
sin Iowa and Dakota the spring wheat pros
y. ct Is encouraging The ave age In Iowa Is
almost The sahe as last year; IN paiota,
Minnesota the average ha' been out signify
changed. The fly and bug have II Jmed u IN
some counties, but YET the pros pect is good,
1t Is cur deliberate conclusion, from very
careful examination and mpar's"n o, re-
ports from all sources. miyate a public,
hat the wheat crop OF 1851 WIN
fall somewhat below 400, o., 600, possibly
as low as 375,0oo,0O0 bushels II the
department Of agriculture was anywhere
ne1r accurate In acing the crop for 1850 at
ISL 900, 000of bushels. the deficit VIII not vary
far from 100 900, 900 OF busnels In 1873 the
department es imated the crop at nearly ii9,-
000, 1000 bu heels The late ce sus returns show
IL to nave been fully 10000, 00) greater than
this, so we are likely to be some so 900, 900 or
more short of the yield Of l'79.
IL 10 true-and great many well informed
PRISONS are Increasing their estimate OF the
spriug wheat crop upon the fact-tha the 49,
Cen; general and much neeced rains nave
been Of great benefit to the spring wheat
crop over a considerable extent Of country.
on the other hand. IL must be remembered
that tor adOes, terrific hill storms and
swollen streams have devas' ated large tracts,
that insects are daily extending their raeaees,
and that the crit cal period for the appearance
of rust IL at hand. Its prevalence is already
reported from few localities In Wisconsin
and Mime iota
All respectable and well Informed authorl-
ties agree that there Is to be a atera deficit
In tn wheat crop of the United Stats,
though they may differ greatly US to the
amount, and the conclusion Is still furth
warranted by the fact that large amounts of
harvesting macniDery rsmaiu unsold In the
hand, OF agents and at The manufacturers
warehouses, while the great threshDg
machine estab ishments some time ago re-
duced their working foros very materially to
avoid carrying over to another season large
number OF these expensive machines.
Corn is In good demand, at 80 to So cents.
Oats are quiet and uncha nged.
Hay Is quiet and unchanged,
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Live StOCR.
CATTLE-Grass fed, yearlings &c 61sS; year
oil Slo @ 1888 year olds Sli q Is; barn cows
sl2 q SO.
HOSES, Ponies and sheep $l5 to $40. Plugs
$40 to $50. Farm EtOck S35 to $50. Harness
livery $50 to SlO0. Harness fancy 8l25 to Sl75.
Harness spans $3.50 to $500.
Mules--Rats $50 to $65. Medium SOS to Is
Extra draught 500 to $50.
Hogs-NOne on the market.
MUTTON SHRRP-Thsy are Qn0table at az .609S
per head. Per weight, to 3kc. per pound.
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Cattle.

Receipts at the stockyards were quite Ii {.
eral to-day, and offeriugs were freel, AIKEN by
ocal butchers. The condition ofthe stock Of
fered is much better than ever known before
at this season of the year. Prices range as
follows: iearlings, So to IS; 2-year olds, $40 to
sl3; 2-year olds, Sat TO SIS; barn cows, sla
toSl6. sheep ars In fair dema d ana moder-
ate supply asa 80. Hogs are nominal.
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Wtnes and Liquors.

- ALCoHoI-S2. SO to So 40 per gallon.
WHIsKY-Sweet mash, 81 .2o@&.60i sour
mash, 81 .6O@sb, according@age.
WINEs-C laret, In case, S8.l5@$4; CatawbA,
per gallon, $l.lO@s2; Port, per gallon, 81 20 a
%; Sherry, per gallon, 81 .20Gs$S; Madeira, per
gallon, 81 .60@s5; White wine, In cases, Mes
$50.
CnAMPAaNR-Cooks, In baskets, Sls@820
Heidsieck, In basket, 1928; Krug, In basket. 827 I;
Domestic champagne, el0@l6.
ALE-Stock ale, per dozen, 81 .l6@S2 80; Por-
ter. per dozen, $2(1&2 30.
BOTTLE BERR-St. Louis quarts el2, Ipints
S12 20. Budwiser, el2. pints BIS 80
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'Follow the legal profession" asked q n n
tleman upon beinn introduced 10 another, mo
sir, you make mlatake. l ietd tho legal pro.
feasion." 30 Il 10 with Biackwsll's Frasrant
Durham Bull smoking Tobacco. IL leads ali
others,
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Meats ana Lard.

BAooN-Long clear sides lOIS, short clear
l0k. Breakfast bacon l2kc.
Oar sAir-long clear sides, elt, short
HAMS Canvased 10 to 1sx
LARD.Tierce l2,s ,:half barrel, 49, pals 8 to
10 pounds, l3f, 8 pounds, IA
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Leather, Etc.

soLE-LKATuKR uAx-No. 3s@39;no2 36@37,
HEMLoCk Best Buffalo slaughter. 3U@3l ;
good %; do good No. 2, 20; good dam ged 25
OAK HARNESS LEArHRR-No. I. 3Sc do So.
HEMLocx-prlme, 81; do good So; do No O. 81.
FRENCH CALFsKIN-Sl.26 to $l.00; &C.
cording 10 quality.
PHILADELPHIA CALFsKIN-No. ls1 10 to 81. IS
do No = 81 80 to 5, 10,
PHILADELPnIA kIFs-No /. 9Oc. to sl.Oo,
accord ng to weight.
suExP sKiN--Topping xxx per dozen $40. so.
LiniDgs, white $500.
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PorAroKs-Old Per bu. nj minal; new
eS 0@4 90 per barrel.
DArEs-ln trails, per ID, &C.
CuhAANrs-7h@Skc..
PRUNIs-9c.
PECANs- Per 10, retail; per bushel, loose
o., 81 is to O. IS; sacked o. 50, o. Is.
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illustrated Ma age Gu,,ic, Son,
and gilt binding, 70 cen,s sam, =, "a
covers, % cts, Manhood. 10 cea,s, Nom,
hood, 10 cents; Pamphlet, s cents-secn,n-.
scaled, by mail. Send money or pos,,a.
stamps, DIR. WHITTIER. the grea, spec,srs,
'" ~ Charles Street. st. Ions. No
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Cast, go cents per hundred; stove, 20 cents
wrought, 80 10 90 cents per hundred; brass
Is per hundred; copper, % per hundred; zinc
and lead, 81 per hundred.
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Building Material.

BullOlu4 moto1noAs
BaicK-At the kilns to %
SroNK-Atth the Dallas quarries SO per cubic
foot. il for foundation, l6 for wall, and IS 70
dressed front.
LUMBxR-Native rough pine go per thousand;
Dressed on one side, s22 SO; FlooroS :. tonyu-
ed and grooved, s25; dressed weather ing,
07h; Three-eighth tongued and grooved ceiling
elS to Sl9.
SHINaLEs-Cypress, Us per thousand; Native
pine, sap, IS; do heart, "a so.
LArns-&S 50 at "a per thousand.
CRMKNT- Rosendale, " 80; Louisville
So 90; Portland, IS so.
PLASTER vPARis-Per barrel, Siat8 a 80.
HAIa-Pe pound. nc.
CEMENT PLUEs &c inch, 81 cents; 7 inch, 10
cents; inch ceiling joint, 81; 6 inch cap, 600;
inch ceiling joint, 81 Is; 7 inch cap do, SOC.
DRAIN PIPE-3 zach, l6c per foot; Ainch,
zoe; inch, SIC; inch, 400; Sinch, t0c.
MIXED PAINTs-Ready for use and all colors
81 IS per gallon. All the tested and standard
makes are on sale by Dallas deslars.
LIME-Coopered,.. 2per nbl., bulk, 81 10.
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CoFFEE-Rlo common, l21a to 1874; fair, Il Ia
lay; choice, lax to l5h; Laguayra, l6n to Is;
Java, 2S(D30c.
TEAs-Imperial, 45@85o; Young Hyson
40@G0; Oolong, 456Rno' Japan, 50Gle5o
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Drugs.

Acid--benzoio per ounce, SOC;
acid carbolic solution, 55 cents;
crystal, 6Oc@S2 per lbi acid cltric, $50 per 10
acid sulphuric, So per Id; acid tartaric, b5c
per 10; alum, 4@5e per ID. Ammonia-carbo-
copaiba, SOC per Id; borax, lsc per Id blue
vitriol, lgc per ID; calomel, 75c per lb; Gallo
mel tEnglisl), 81 90 per lbi eaniphor, refined,
800 per ID; cinchonidia, 90 per OF; chlOrO-
form, 90 -l6c per Id; chloral, hydrat 81 1902 OO
per ID; cream of tartar, powder, 3Scto4O per Id;
gum opium, % 10 per Id; gum shellac, zoe per
lb;morphine, si5o per o2;oil bergamot, IS 90 per
Id; oil lemon % 30 per lib; bromide potass, SOC
h w, quinine, sulphate,$2 so per oz;. Seed
caraway, 100 per ID; SIENNA, ESQ per ID; Alexo,
25c per ID. 6trychnine, crystals, q 90 per o d
sugar lead, Csc per ID; noun sulphur, 3x@z;
per lbi salts eps0m, 395o per ID.
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Vision, Noises in the head tbs n,,ts or
passing unobserved In the urine. and md, n, mud
other diseases that lead to insanitv end mans
The Medical Gentlemen connected W, u,sath.
Of are Of the best oeSe
arge experience in these troubles. n anH mad
agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED Doll AZ
ora, or q case Of this kind the VITA REsTGnAaRS
msn nnd TT, their special advice and treat
or injurious found In It. We treat ali IMPURE aloie
diseases 1f. =. successfully without mercury TmMe
and advice; including analysis OF urins sa
four times the quantity, SO. Sent to 'osae,or
Dress upon receipt Of price, d. O. d a ssn 90.
rom observation, and In private mana ss ~
sired by English Medical Institute NJ e 1eo
p1ivs street, st. Louis, Missouri Postof,ass
wholesale Agents Williams, Ton,ve,
Walker. Dallas. Texas. A0ii'er
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GERMAN MILLEr-We quote 81 50 per bushel
Garden, BOTS. per paper retail. Whoslesal
lk to cents per paper.
Cotton-At the OH Mill,'S6 per ton.
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Poultry and Game.
CnIcx.Ns.we quote esq for spring, for
@ nnggiss. Spring wsg ms, Etc.

SHAfTs.-saGsn, polls, N@sl6.
huoolks. --1rsde b, end spring, top, o90@
sl00I ditto. open, s;0Ssso; ditto, Side spring,
TOP, slv0@sl3,, ditto, side bar, slC01SlsS;
spring, t1i0@s!O0, ditto phae'ons, slb0css,0O,
Jump seat busgles, tl15@SebO, platform
springs Nlo9sl9Oi three splIns wagons, 5000
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To days receipts were very liberal, consid-
ering the season, soma forty or mtg paies
having been brought In. The ma ket was
comparatively dull, however. Prices remain
unchanged:
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CoAt-Indian Nation, IS 80 per ton, deliv-
cred.
CoKE-50 centa per barrel.
WooD-Osk hickory ana ash s300 to 5 8 80 per
cord Sawed stove wood IL retailing at the
rates of 81 so to 90 per cord.
OHARCoAL-65 cents per barrel,