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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-09

A TOMBSTONE dispatch of the 5th
says: Two men who came in from the
Mary mine on the summit of the Dra-
goon mountains, about sixteen miles
northeast Of Tombstone. report Il battle
being fought at 5 O'Clock this evening.
From where they saw it plainly they
could hear the voices OF officers com :
handing. and the firing. They dis
tInctly watched the battle half an hour,
but could not see either side getting the
better Of the other. They judged there
were W. companies Of soldiers, but
could not tell how many soldiers and
Indians. Mounted conriers have been
sent to the mining and hay camps east
Of Tombstone. To notify the men Of the
danger. Mayor Clum aud Chief of
Police Harp are raising a company of
men to go out and intercept tho Indiat 8
II they so south.
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IRON Fnd.y.. DARYL
aAInaxunia.


The County Jail has nov but n
occupant.
The Board Of Equalization will meet
for the last time this year next Monday.
The October term OF the District
Court begins on Monday. the 18th inst.
Br. Meigs uas summoned to attend q
patient in Pleasant Valley this evening.
The only arrival from Tuscarora, by
stage last evening, was j. W. Powell.
and the only departure this morning by
that conveyance Was II. II. Webb.
Eureka Sentinel Mrssrs. Baker &
Wines yesterday received notice from
the Clerk of the Supreme Court inform
ing them that The case of Rose ct al VS..
R'chmord Mining Company had been
set for trial Nov. Sd. next.
j. E. Gilligan has abandoned mining
at Lone Mountain for the Winter, aud
has resumed the manufacture Of boots
and shoes in a shop which he has Just
opened u door west of Doc. Muller's
drug store.
Dick Dorsey hitched up his sorrel
race mays to day and took John Epley,
j. w Dorsey and one or two other dis
ciples of l. Walton on a fishing eScur-
sion down the river. Angling in ,hat
part of the stream will be productive OF
no sport worth speaking Of hereafter.
General +. L. Conner, who stopped
over at S. IUrd District Oh his waysEast
from Eureka. arrived here by IA SPECIAL
train from the West early last evening,
which gave him several hours in town
before the arrival OF the express train,
by which he pursued his journey East.
We understand, to day, that Arthur
Lowe and L. NJ. McPhetrrs have pur.
chased from A. L. Sherman his ranch
ut Osino, which is Ii Of the best hay
ranches on the river Mr.. Sherman
designs removing with his family to
Oregon. hence the sale OF the property
referred 10.
Those fine. fresh, fat transplanted
oysters now being received daily at the
Gem Restaurant, are really. as We heard
II young lady remark, lust 200 nice for
anything" The aforesaid dnmsel had
just +nvelopsd IA couple Of dozen of the
luscious Giv.lves, aud knew whereof
she spoke.
The jcint report Of the County Au.
ditor aud Treasurer. for the quarter
ending October Sd, which is presented
IN this issue, monopolizes most OF our
available space 10 .duy, but to those of
N county readers who Will tuke the
pains to peruse it. the vpluminous state
ment with regard to the county finances
will not prove uuintrresting.
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From Monday : Daily. !
HAlmagundI

To-day is the J"wi.h Day Of Atone
ment-iom Kippur.
q. w. Litton Il Co. received a car
load Of wood from Wells to-day.
Mrs Service. OF T~uscsrora. is visiting
among her mAny fricndsHn this place.
UnclO Dick Tregaskic arrived h. re
from Carlin, and returned this morning,
Ell route T. Tuscnrora.
Rev. J. d. Beard departed for Cali.
fornis this morning, u attend the
Presbyterian Synod, which is TO be held
In that State.
The wife Of John NJ. Lane Of Ia,
Depot Hotel. departs for n long visit To-
her old home in S~w~rtwater Valley.
Tom. by the express this evening.
George McTutD h. ono OF CarIin's
solid business men, arrived Lero by
private conveyance Saturday. He is
still In town renewing oil acquaint.
ances.
"HH "N+'ohy huu u. w. GrnySDn
came up from San Francisco by the
train LAST eveuing. Nr. Grayson con-
Hnued on East. John McNnlIy. nc
oomp"niod by Jerry Dayton. departed
for Iuscnrora this morning, behind
Macs flyers.
The concert given by tho Gieo Club
Saturday evening was well attended.
and from the rounds OF applause 4, il
evident that tho efforts of the Club 10
please were appreciated 10y all. We are
Informed that the net receipts amounted
TO about eco.
The Board Of County Commissioners
nre In session M n Board Of EouaIiza.
zion today. Parties feeling agyrie we'd
at tho valuation Of thor property at a
previous meeting Of tho Board, are 70.
quostod to appear before the Board and
have their differences adjusted.
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LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.
From Saturdays Daily
0AlnAEundi.


Don't forget the Concert by the Elko
0lsS Club this evening. at Freeman
Hall. Tickets. so cts.
A regular meeting Of Elko Lodge No.
l8, I. o. o. F.. takes place at their hall
~ o'clock this evening.
The Stated Communication Of Elko
Lodge No. Is, F. 4 A. NJ, will be held
at Masonic Hall text Tuesday evening.
opening at 6 80 o'clock.
J. r. Wilmington raised fifty tons Of
wheat at his ranch on White River this
season, and is now erecting n Touring
mill on that river, to be driven by water.
The legal examination in the matter
OF tho recent shooting at the rail
road meeting in Reno has been post
poned by mutual consent until next
Thursday.
II is stated that Secretary Blaine.
General Ewing. and Senator Plumb OF
Kansas. are. with Gilmsr & Salisbury.
Join I wner in the Geddcs & Bertrand
mine, OF Secret Canyon. near Eureka.
HALEY Minr: George and Allen OF
the Bellevue Mems have Withdrawn from
that paper and Mr.. Clay goes il alone.
Mr.. George intends going to Denver
soon, while Mr.. Allen returns TO Ne
Sada."
J. T. McDermott and family arrived
here from Lsmoille Valley last evening,
and Mrs. McDermott and children
started for California by the trim this
morning. They will pass the Winter
among relatives at Anderson, Shasta
County.
The Board Of University Regents
held another session yesterday, and
having disposed Of the business before
them. Hon. S. ii. Day. the member oi
the Board from Carson. took leave OF
his friends at the depot this morning
and departed by the W-st.bouud train.
A party Of Central Pacific Railroad
engineers Hro surveying for that coin
panY route cast through Southern
Idaho. Tho route through what is
known as Blaclsmith's Fork was pro
ncuncei inpr.c'icabio. md the com
pi"te .crv-y ~ ihs lite from Coriune.
through Boar River Canyon 10 Oxford.
has been made auiIornIi'd urom favor
ably.
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G.. W. Dowucy, Ean Francisco.
l.. c. y ltms, San Francisco.
f.. land. Hu,lion.
j. +. Conwry, Bullion.
j. l.. Homer, San Francisco.
d. I. Monroe, Tuscarota.
James Bennett. Tuscurlra.
T. T. Eodsull, TuScarorn.
Mrs. T.. Crszc. Tuscarora.
Gale Hank. Hallcck.
VIM. Osborn. Mound Valley.
w. I. Crane. South Fork.
j. I McDcrmott. Ltnoilio.
II. j. Keith. Ltmoille.
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Death of Manuel DIaE.

a dispatch received here from Tus.
cnr"ra by District Attorney Kingston,
last ni-ht. announced the death at that
place of Manuel Diaz, the Mexican shot
by Dan. Bowdcn ia u street fight be-
tween the men nj TuscurOra, in April
last. The wound received by Di,z is
said to have been very similar IN it's
nature TO that Of the late Prrsid, ut
Garfield, aud that in his terribly re.
duced condition III" desperately wound
ed man could have still retained life
through n period Of nearly six months
Is truly an astonishing physical Ihe.
nomrnn. At the shooting referred to
Bowdcn was also wounded in the nrm
by n sho. from Diaz's pistol. but he
q recovered sufficiently from it's
effects to be brought to the county Jail
ut this place. where he has since been
confined. to await the action Of the
grand jury.
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HOIel

WIN. Mitchell, huntington.
A. Nnenb.rg. San francisco.
ID. ii. Haskell. San Francisco
X. ii. Pcttyjohn. South Fork.
}. D.. Abel and wife. Fl. Hulleck
Mrs. Williamson, Loii. Cal.
5 B. Mcdonald, Tuscarorn.
NJ. L. SPerlIug. Sacramento.
w. A. Jackson. Kclion.
g. III. Black. S tcramento.
Il. D.. Brown, Lewis.
j. j. Hilton. Mound Valley.
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school Funds,

Tho following is the arportionmcnt
Of county school money for the quarter
ending October ID. including the nun.
Der Of children IN each district:
Elko District. 20I children --S2s SO;
Cnrlin, Go 1901: Lnmoillr. 30 81 10.
Cope. IS 81 62. Glover, 25-$I n;
Wells. ai-S5 81; Pleasant. 27-Si II;
Whit" Rock, 33-S5 ~; Railroad. al
50 90; Ruby. 1854 %. South Fork.
bh 50 u; Star Valley, $50 90; Hal.
lcck. 3O-.S5 %; C]oruucopia. 1872 81;
Tuscarora, 2i2--SJ3 80; IlaIlcck Sta
tio", u - 81 IL; North Ruby. IS -
81 Of; Tonno, So o.; Jack Gre. X.
5-S2 o.; Columbia. $50 80: Central
Ruby, l2-S1 Of; Little Lake,S--s2 40.
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Special Hntc 10 Homo.

For tho Fair week. at Reno. the Cen.
trail Petite Railroad Company has
established the following special rate Of
fare between Elko and that place {:
Round trip to Reno and return, on
trains arriving there October Sth TO
18th. inclusive, S3l 81 ; tickets void
after Monday, October 18th.
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Mason. ono Of the Cape Horn train
~wr"okcra, nt the prclimi nary c1omina.
ton mt Auburn, made n inll confession,
md arms. tools, etc.. were found in
places designated by him. The four
persons nud"r nrrcst will Doubt 81 be
held to answer.
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NOTl.E TO CREDITORS.

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
i 0EOHUR n. AUKLER, deceased, - Ths
creditors and ell persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified % exhibit this
sAmc, with the necessary vouchers. within ali
months from the date OF the first publication
OF this notice 10 WILLIAM SMILEY or w. II.
ACKGER administrators Of said estate, az Star
vailcy. Elko County. SryAda.
Dated August 2Jd. 1881.
WILLIAM SMILEY,
W.T.. AOKLER,
Administrators Of said Hstats.
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The following Il n list Of letters 70.
manning IN the Elko Office. uncln med,
Tor the week ending Saturday. Oct. /,
1881:
Butte. Mira. Mollic Nelson. c. W.
Day, John Northup. Pbilo
~Lockhnrdt. Albert Williams, Mollic
M%artinoli, George
Q. W. HULJ, Z. NJ.
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IT is stated that Secretary Window
Will insist upon his resignation being
accepted, and that he will seek re-
election TO the Senate by the Iowa
Legislature, which assemblies in special
session NIX Monday.
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PnOlu.ranhS.

hessrs. Black Il Brown. the we'll
Known photographers, have just COM
menced business at the gallery opposite
the upper depot. aud are now prepared
TO furnish the finest Of pictures, in any
required style, at prices lower than
ever Call and examine their speci-
mems,
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ELKo, Sept. 80. 1881. s3U.im

A TORNADO and rain storm
devastated portions Of Kansas. wiscou
ain and Nebraska, Monday. Madison.
Neb.. n town Of one thousand inbabit
ants, was swept level with the ground.
killing u person aud w%ounding twenty
others. At Emporia. Kansas, four per.
sons were killed aud n large number
wounded. The losa Of property along
the route Of the tornado was very great.
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Fen sale by b. Rnnhnrt & Co., n
lots to suit, about . tons Of cracked
wheat suitable for chicken feed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-09

Booths celebrated oval brand oysters
received Mt the Gem Restaurant dsily
by express.
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HuIiion Received.

The stage FROM Tuscarora. last even
ing, brought down from Columbia five
bars OF bullion from the Columbia Con.
Compnny's mill, the same being valued
at SO. 81.
TnE celebrated Peruvian Bitters, tho
vsIy best tonic known. nj the Gem.
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sYFRlEE,s SALE.

DY WRITE or AN EXECUTION IL.
- sucl out Of The Disifict Court OF the Sew
enth Judicial District Of the state OF Nevada
In and for the CorHty 81 Elko. In the suit Of
Charles sd ms araiust VII lam Kennedy.
duly aiicstcd the nth day Of sept. A. ID. tesi,
| lave IryIp. uruui
Fourteen 40 btado ~ horse. branded 9 on
the len shoulder. Also. twenty hree (9J)
head Of cat le. Also. thecp (t0 tons OF hay.
full and complete inventory ~ said prop.
crty will be exhibited at The time and place Of
sale thereof
Notice l. hereby given that on wEDNES.
DAY the. TWELFTH day % OCTOBER,
a. ". lss,' nciTsss The hours q ? o,sloeh
and ! o'clock y. Y. Of shid daN,.Irsm sell the
above described hoses AVID y e1h. at the rAneh
OF II. v. Hootcn. siinate In iIouud Waller,
county ~ Blko, STATE Of Nevada; Miso, Al I
o'clock T. v. Of the hctcinbcforc mentioned
dnv, ~ kcnne iy's mach. situste In NJ and
Valley. ooauty ofklko. Stated Neyada,i will
sell the above described hay. 10 tho hi fhssS
bidder or bidders. for tash.
Etxo. Oct. o. issi.
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A LAUoE invoice Of Key Yves
Cigars Just received at the Com.
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fiSE blackberry brandy, Tor medicinal
purposes: warranted perfectly pure; for
sale ut the Gem.
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A LhgGE invoice of the celebrated
White R'c Whisky JUS. received at the
Gsm Saloon.
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w. ii. Wallace. of the w%ell-known
firm OF Sisson & Wallace, died at his
home IN San Francisco last Saturday
night.
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THE best quality Of Rhine Wines ut
be Elko Bakery and Saloon. Reckhart
Il Co.. Prourietnrs.
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TnE October term OF Tho Supreme
Court began last Monday. Present.,
Judges I~Tawley and Belknap.
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BooTn's OVAL BR,SD OYsrsRs, fresh
by express. Mt tho Gem.
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CHAMPAGNE OF the best quality and
brands. can be had at Reckhart e.
Eroel.ch's Saloon.
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OSE may rido through 90 continuous
miles Of orange orchards in Los Augo
les, Cal.
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Hotel Arrivals.

j. W. Powell, Tuscnrorn.
Ausdn Gil'uih, Cope Road.
John Savage. BEllion.
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Hotel Arrivals.

j. Il. Dayton, Tuscarora.
John Mentally. Tuscarora.
IL. Tregaskis. Tuscarora.
Thomas o. Day. Hnllcck.
D. j. Campbell. Fort IIallock.
N. Phillips,
+. j. Fletcher, san Francisco,
Mrs. English. Tuscarora.
Mrs. Conley. Tuscarora.
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/ will buy tho entire crop OF wheat
grown by any farmer In the county
paying for the san" n fair price in cash
at my Mill in Elko, but shall, in Justice
to myself, be obliged to decline pur.
chasing grain in small quantities for
cash, as I had formerly been doing.
Grinding for toll will, however. be con.
tinued on the same terms M heretofore.
JNMES DAVIS.
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FREsn Bread, Pies and Cakos at tho
Elko Bakery
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[From Tuesday Daily.l
commissioner, Proceedings.

CO0AtsSiOneFS' RrOe(edInEN.
The Board Of County Commissioners
met at the Court House yesterday morn.
ing and adjourned as such until ten
O'Clock this morning.
Present-Ssars and Campbell.
The Board then sat as a Board Of
Equalization a. provided by law during
the day, and having concluded the bust
ness before it. adjourned until Monday.
October 10th.
The Board OF Commissioners met at
ten O'Clock this morning. pursuant to
adjournment. Present - Sears and
Campbell.
The monthly reports of the Sheriff,
Auditor, Clerk. Assessor and District
Attorney were received. examined aud
ordered filed; also. the reports Of the
County Jai!er aud Hospital Steward.
The official bond OF S. W. Yawkey, as
Public Administrator, was approved aud
ordered filed.
In RESPONSE TO petition from citizens
oil Fort Halleck and Star Valley. II was
ordered that instructions placed in the
putlic road. connecting the above
named places. DO removed. and the
Clerk Of tie Board was Instructed to
notify Ncs-rs. Scott & Hank to remove
any obstruction placed by them in said
road.
The Board then examined into the
condition Of the County Treasury. and
found the funds therein contained to
correspond with the amounts indicated
by the booKs Of the Auditor.
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TRIUMPHANTI

A carload received
and ready for ship
ment to all parts OF
the State. III fin
est heer ever brought
here. Will strength
en- the most delicate
constitution. After
trials Of
others. we have been
compelled to { i
to the old Original
USCH
Brewing Co.'s Bot
tied Lager Beer,
which we offer to the
trade In lots to suit.
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stage Arrivals.

This evcniLg--Mrs. Conloy, Mrs
English and II. Webb.
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FINE old Coguan at Ileckhart n Eroel
lob .
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huSrADI JASos MINERAL WATER, the
best natural "perien, In tho world, a,
che Gem.
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RECEIVED. fresh. a fine lot Of imported
cigars at the Gem.
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stage Departures.

This morning-Mr. Bennett nnt
family.
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Roll of Honor.

The following is the roll OF Honor for
the primary department Of the public
school:
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Hon Pusou, no. or cold, at tho Com
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-10

house committee ON revenue on taxation for
house bill No. h6s. introduced by Hon. Charles
WuTzbach, OF Bexar. II was printed, but
never came up In the house a. separate bill but
when the advaiorcm and poll tax bill, amend
ing articles 1852 and tG6i had passed the
house, and was sent to the senate.
this bill on occupation WAS added to II
In the senate 81 an anne ndment and sent back
to the house, and by 1t concurring In on mo
| ton vive yoce. aud without even ling the
yeas and nays.
While the new tax Is one personal upon the
drummers, and the houses for which they 80
licit are no longer taxed, do not see how that
can effect the right OF such houses or nrms. or
| associations of persons, to keep In the field
| without additional cost, either to them or their
solicitors, all such solicitors or drumme until
| the expiration of their present
licenses, issued when the old law
was in force. The new law can only
effect collectors beginning business sfter Its
| passage, and cannot effect agents aud dfum-
| Iners representing firms and houses who have
legally paid In advance for such agents, until
| such advance payments are expired, whey
the houses can no longer pay IN their own
name, but II they continue To nay, as perhaps
| they will, must pay In the name OF the drum
mer or solicitor. ana $50 for each one. The
| comptroller has certainly mistaken the clear
import and meaning of the law In requiring n
drummer to pay $50 who Ia merely represents
lnga house or firm rs an agent under prior
law, while the repeal must be held good 10
support contracts made under 1t before its
repeal.
Again there IL no penalty In 'hclaw rs print
ed before passage, aud tho only penalty arises
under acts 10, Ill and ll2, penal code. BY
reference to them it viii be seen that pay
ment to u sheriff Is an absolute nudity, and
Will not u'hOriza any one to drum or solicit.
If there IL soy penaly fr not registering the
receipt With he county clerk, can't lind It
In the law, or Tor requiring II tosbe registered
before any buslaess Is done by the
drulnmers 1t was designed only to operate
as lublic evidence OF the authority of the
drummer. and 10 prevent his being annoyed
by sheriiiS and detectives demanding his pa
pers. Neither does tho county clerk have to
record the licen.e, or attach any certificate or
seal thereto, but they register: First. name OF
drummer, Second, name OF house represented .
Third, amount paid and period of time COW
cred.
have written this much on account Of the
numbcrless inquiries to me ON the sabject
The facts are taken from the bill as printed
before passage by the senate, If the senate
changed or amended II | am not aware of 1t,
nor was any of the house, SO far rs l know.
You're, GHoRGE I. ToDD,
Member House of Representatives. Of Texas.
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miscellaneous GrOcers' stock.

RICR-WhOlesale ss4 TO ~.
5ALr-In barrel, 81. 90. to 260 Liverpool In
u cGs,$ lG0; Rock 81 ~ per sack.
Trade Mars Ga Cream S aiSssr snaps
soar olive, bSc. perpound; Bluelndii OK
to6k; Satpnt, $40. TO $3.50 Z: +. Whioman
ACo's Dallas Soap Works: Pale Olive, &c.
Cambria, 90 per pound Eureka Manufacturing
Company: Cyclone, 51a; Pale Olive, b; Extra
Olive, ~ cents per pound.
BEAEs-ih to6c. per pound.
CANDLRs.-Star. iull VT lilo Az.
CuEEsK-(1ear Spring, lie; Factory 10.
HoMINY AND GMTs-s5@$525 per barrel.
SAUKR RRAUr For half barrel Is to 8 81.
DRIED -Unpeeied SC, -Shpeeled IL
per pound.
Coal OIL-Beiow are revised quotations: 10
deg. r.. test; In barrels II cents; cases, " 20
CLOTHES PISs-Round, CSC; spring, 100 per
pOx.
MRAsupEs--< bushel, Iron bonnd, s. 80 per
toz"n; two-hoop pnils, " 10: three-hoop. g. 80.
TuBs-Ihrrr ueet, q .%Gs! 90; eight meet
=, "; No. |, " ~ per dozen; Nc. =. tS.D; No.
10.
WAsnnu ARDS wood. u IN; zinc. II 80; New
Era, " .1'Nps2.'O,
WE'LL BUCExTs--sa .95xpsi. ~ yer dozen.
PowpEH-sG,6 5 per keg of 2h pounds; llh do
| % ,5s Bk do, Sl 80 hlasting Kegs, $3.50
auor-Drop, bag, 81 Is, tor ~ buck o.. 40 to2.5,
NACKgHsL--No. barrels, 80 half barrels
| $3.50; klts, L. pounds, u; No srrels, ~.
| CANpY--Sticx, lEhlo IA. pou Vsncy, IL
TO 2bc.
LyK--Concertrated. S2.73an "a. 90
kprH--Sisai,S In. basic, lie: cotton, ,06SOC
kaAR--Pu gallon, 2OCD3Ddo pple, 2Oc to2l
NAPrINo .ArER-Rag and Straw. doc. 9Jc.
STARCH-th9f.c
Juas-We quote IL to " cents per gallon for
glazed. Crocss Ii to IL cents per gallon for
glazed.
BEEswAx-l5 to lsc per H.
TALLow--ln barrel, "A; IN cake. &c per 10.