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The New Mexican Cable

new York American Exchange.
The International Ocean Telegraph com.
pany, through the contract recently made
by General U. s. Grant, rs its representa-
tive, with the Mexican government, receives
the authority to lay submarine cable from
the United States by way Of Cuba to snv
point on the Mexican coast, except those
places covered by the contract of the Mexi.
can Gable company. The new company
also is authorized to build new lines from
the coast to the Pacific, and from sny point
on It's lines 10 the city Of Mexico. II agrees
not TO charge more than twenty Eve cents A
word between Cuba and the MEXICAN cosst
and not more than Eve cents word over i,s
land lines within the republic, without 70.
gard TO distance, for messages destined for
foreign countries. Government messages ara
to DO sent to and from the cnpit,l nj
a reduction Of % per cent. from tho
tariff rates. Construction material NAV he
imported free from duty and taxes, and tho
capital stock of the company IL 10 be FREQ
from tax for forty years. Tho Mexican
government has granted tho company liberal
concessions IN regard to using royernmon,
land and appropristing those belonging 10
private persons. Arrangements have 6een
completed for laying the cable between China
ana Inc Mexican coast without DELAY, and
WORK on 'he land lines will be begun coon.
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How Long Muu May Live.

1t was Professor Hufelands opinion tina,
tho limit of possible human life might bo ga,
down at two hundred years; and this, on
the general principle TIA. tho life of A cre,.
'ure Is eight times the years of tho period o,
growth. That which is quickly formed
quickly perishes, and tho earlier comple,.
development Is reached tho sooner bodily
decay onsues. More women reach old .n,
than men, but more men attain rcmarkshi,
longevity than women. Some animals gro, ,o,,
70 be worry old, Horned animals live sborto,
lives than those without. horns, fierce lonys,
than tim'd, and amphibious lonyer tSsr
those sba. inhabit the air. '"'"
Inc vorScious pike exists, Il 10 said, TO a,
age OF 100 years or more, and among bir /,
me golden eagle 10 known 70 have n nd
nearly 2W year,, while the ely and sombr
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How Innnnesr Fans are Made.

A British consul in Japan gives the fol-
lowing particulars touching the manufacture
of folding fans at Osaka:
As in many other branches of industry
the principle of division of labor is carried
cut in the fan making trade. Tho bamboo
ribs are made in Osaka and Kioto by private
individuals in their own houses, and combi-
nations Of the various no!ches cut in the
lower part are left to one of the finishing
workmeD, who forms the various patterns
of the handle according to plans prepared
by the designer. In liAe manner the design
or gives out to the engrsvers the p1terGs
which his experiment teaches him will be
most likely to DO ss'sble during the ensuing
season; and when the different blocks have
bsen cut, it still rests with him to say what
coors are 10 be used for the two sides of
each fan. 10 fact, this official holds, if not
tho bes! paid, at any rate the most impor-
| tant position on the stall, in ordinary.
| When the printed sheets which are to form
the two SIDES of the fans have been banded
over to the workman, together with the sets
of bamboo slip3 which are to form the ribs,
us nts! BUSINESS Is 10 ioid me Two sheets OF
Wnlcn Inc IAN Is 70 oe cohposeo' so tha'
htn'y m,,i ro'a ,n Ine erease' anu TINS IS u'ne
Ny putting .hon between Two pieces OF
paper, we'll saturated with oil, and properly
creased. The four arc then folded together
and placed uader heavy weight.
When suulclehl ume mas elapsed the
sneels are lsheh out ana inc moulds used
again. Tue released snee's bei9ng packed up
l 10. az leas. twenty iour hours IN lneir folds
,he next process Is 10 tako inc ribs, which
aro .ehPoiari Arranged III 0rder on wlre
anu 80. 'nasn ia'3 lne'r places on one Oh
sne snoo's' Ai'er " mas oeeh spreao out ona
o!och anu . pasted. "A -ulsh oil paste lhen
ewes tne WOODWORK adhesive powers and
;na par. o. tne process Is no'sned 0y AHA
lug .iI lo shls snee' Oh paper. Inc Ian
las, lbs W 20 lolueu up anu opened 'hreo or iour
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Orr will sell you carriages and bugsies
phaetons and platform and spring Wagon
at cost for the next thirty days.
Orr will give you bargains 10 bugeics snd
carriages for the mex. thirty days.
orr's Concord side spring is just wha. YOU
want. He will sell them al cos, for the
next thirty days.
Orr guarantees his buggies and carriages
as represented and will sell al cos, for the
next thirty days
Over 200 carriages and buggics and spring
wagons at Orr's ut cost.
Go and zee Orr's buggies and carriages
before buying elsewhere, or send for price
list. paw
the world. :"
lfyou want to buy a family carriage send
or Orr's catalogue and price list.
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New DrnR Firm.

Messrs. NJ. Stsrcke and A. Esenlohr have
urchssed the store of Ervay Bros. corner
OF Elm and Ervay streets, (Bogel's new build.
irg) to be known as the Central Drug Store.
Bo young men have for number vi years
worked for Il. +. Esenohr in the M.rke,
Drug Store, which fact is sufficient recon-,
mendation and proof of their competency
and reliability as pharmacists. We bespeak
tor them fair share of public patronage.
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Denison Hxdraulic Lima.

This lime has been tested thoroughly, and
is pronounced by competent judges 10 be
superior to all others manufactured in the
state or any other stste. 1t is not only SUI
perior In quality, but is far more economi-
cal and durable. The proprietor refers to
any and all architects and builders in Dallas,
Sherman, Denison and other towns in north>
ern Texas where it has been used and it's
excellent qualities are known and apprecia-
ted. Griffin Il Cowser arc agents at Dallas.
All orders should be- addressed to
q. LAsuER, Denison, Texas.
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MY FRIEND.

Written by Col. W. 5. Hawkins, q. 3.
(prison-r OF war, o amp Oh asel, u friend Of
fellow prisoner, VINO was eng ,sed TO be ma
rled to u sou hern lady. She proved iathle
to him. This letter arrived soon alter b
death and ives answered by Colonel ii. In Il
following lines:
Your lett came, bat came too late,
For heaven had clsim, Il Is own;
All. sud ten chang. from prison bars
Unto the Great Wolfe Throne
Aud yet thiuk he would have stayed
For one more day OF pain,
Coz d he have cad these tsrdy words
Which you have sent Ia vain.
Why did you walt, far lady,
tn ougl - many weary hour?
Had you other lovers with you
Ia that silsen, dainty DO ve'?
Did others bow bet re your charms
And twlne bright g,riandS there?
And yet, wesn, In nj, tHe thrOng
His spirit had no peer.
| wish that VI were by me now
As | draw The sheet inside
To rec bow pure the look he wore
A while before he Il "a.
Yet the sorrow hat you gave him
stu h y lett lis weaty trace,
And meek nd sslnt) sadness
Dwells upon that pallid face.
''lIer love- said he, "coud change for me
The ,ter's cold tO spring.
All trust of ihnughlless maiden's love,
Tn art u bitter h NJ!
For @hen these valleys tar, IN May,
Once mo with looms hall wave,
The n'rihern viUlets shall blow
UpOn his humble grave.
Your dole of scanty words had been
But o IN r5ptAg to bear;
Though u tbs last ne Kissed with love
TIL tresS OF your soft hair
didn't put II W le y he said,
For shen the ang-ls come
would 1Ot nave them II al the sligo
Offdlseho0d IN his tomb
Nv, read your le ter and know
-. The wllcs tn It You have wrought
To win th u mob q heart Of hts,
And gaia 1t; fearful though
what iavi an wea til men sometimes give
For u tribe llg Il and pmali
w at manly 10 ms are "ften held
In iolly's ll!msy thrall
You shall not pity him, for now
Hes past YOUR hope and fear;
Although wish nat YOU could stand
With nc beside his bict.
btll forgive yon, heaven knows,
For msr you'd have need,
since Il his awful ligmeut sends
GA each unworthy deed.
Tonight the cold wind whistles by,
as my Vigls Keep
WI hin the prison d al house, where
Few mOurners come To weep
Arudc, luk dptiin holds hin now,
Yet death gives always grace;
An hal rather see HIM nus
Than Slasped In your embrace.
Tonight your rooms are very gay,
with W.T. and wine aod % Y;
ANA you are smiling Just as If
You never did u wong.
Your hNnd, 40 fair that none would think
tp,nncd these woods OF piin:
f0nr ska, so white would 10 God YOUR soul
Were h,li 50 free from stain,
~ rather be this dear, dear friend
Than You In ali our gee;
FOR you are held in Y iovous bonds,
.,Whie he's forever free.
whom serve we In thus life we serve
In III II which ~ to come;
He cho u his way You yours; let God
Pronounce the tltling doom!
CAMP CHASE
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The cheapest line of Dress Goods ever sold
IN Dallas are those now being sold at the
treat stock Taking Sale, at the Dollar
Store IA Elm street. Fine Wors,ed Dress
GOODS at loc, snd loo; Fine Lace Blunt.
'pgs iit, l5c and zoe; Large variety of all
qualities Dress Goods; remnants at half
price. So don't forget to call on Goldsmith
Bros, ia Elm street.
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Notice.

The undersigned having this day sold
their entire stock OF drugs and fixtures, to.
together with good will of business to Max
ID Stake " Company, We therefore ask
our friends and the pubic generally to con-
l,hue the liberal patronage 10 the new firm,
that has been given us.
ERvAy Rpnc
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Jarrett the Ice King.

Don't forget 10 leave orders for ice this
hot weather. with Jarrett, in rear of Apollo
hall, where he hiss on hand heavy stock of
pure northern lake ice. Parties wishing Ice
for the sick, after the ice house is closed al!
night, can find Mr.. j 4rrett next door ives. of
the Crutchhed house.
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and night Ex-rc Sc, begin M In o,cintSt ia!
m with readiIg Declare ion of lndepent, enca
oy non Johh Hsrry Brown, 70 be followed h,
an o. alton by eN-Gov. Hubbard. 1ddress ,n
. .he iahu war In Ireland by Rev. Jas. T. Van
oln Well6orn, Judge IL. Barksdale. n e
IOwart and Others. A''
ADJUSTMENTS during the day will be as fol.
lows, lows l,ancing on the p'arf, rm, sack racing
ar uInnr jumping, climbing gre-s 10 lie croqr. eli
conclude with a grand display Of Fl 70
works ana grand bal aJ night Admissinn
aurlns the day % cents, at night 80 cents
Reduced ra' es on all railroads from ali sur-
Iouhoi. towns All usder the management
OF he President and e ecn,ive cnm,"if, "a nt
ga Dai,a' Land League. Positively no improve
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Kids %, 50, so cents at Peorson's. M,,,s
80, 90 10 cents, 500, Sl.25, $3.50 and 80 On
~ Pesrson's. Bonne,s and hats 81. 50. Sal
"a, 80, SO, at Parsons Ladies' hoes 4
cents pair embroidery 8 cents A ward. NJ
Icarson,s., Bargains at Pearson's on Mon
day. ''"'" 1"on'
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X. Il Bell E'urSued

When l lett Arkansas great many years
ago some of the best ciiizens, including the
sherlif and his deputies, followed me to the
state line to persuade me to 90 back, and
now the very best cit zens of Dallas county
follow met my new stand Alb Elm street to
buy their hardware.
r L. purr
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Goldsmith Bros. stock must DO reduced
S25 600 by July llth, when they take their
semlsnuual inventory, so be sure to visit
them during the rext ten days and secure
yoa' goods all below actual cost, AZ ia Elm
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Loan mey our ear. story IN tell,
OF amtn who will test you all yery well
Every dsycOld beer, whisky and Inc,
Brrndits anu liquors, all very fine.
so don't You forget it-tbi, place of mine
LOEB WOOD, under Thompson's Theatre.
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D. +. Barber, I2S Main street, handles on
commission ard buys and sells tho freshest
vegetables and fruits wholesale and retail.
Families can always rely on getting every
thing that lie grown in tho vegetable lima IN
season, INV "a
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Hunt up the place, tn 3 no humbu- bu
facts. We will sell cheap before removing
TO our new building August 1T, corner E m
ana PoJdras streets, opposite ST. George
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Justices, notatos', Unite, States comma
soners' ond MI kinds Of blanks for Uniied
states, district and county courts kent con-
AID Job office. ''''' Nv A'N"'
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representatives was on the outer row, and
nesr the western entrance. The marble
statue erected to bis memory.stsnds within sn
feet of the spot fornerly occupied by bis
chair and dss k.
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A line of Summer Silks at 45e ward;
SILK Grenadines 503 yard. Brocsded Sstins
nj 80 to 45c ward; japanese Silks 35c IA
yard at the Great Stock Taking Sale of
Goldsmith Bros, for ten days only, ia Elm
street.
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EXcurslOnsTickets

viii DO on Sale June LIST, via the Texas e.
Pacific railway, at greatly REDUCED
HATES. 4. p. Turner, ticket agent at
Dallas, will take pleasure in giving full and
reliable Information relative to rates routes.
etc, and will reserve sleeping car berths in
advance. r. w. THoMp.oN. JR,.
G.. T. A, NARspAIJ
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Boots, shoes, clothing, gents furnishing
goods all marked down below cost during
our ten days sale, previous to etock taking.
GOLDSMITH Bros, ia Elm street,
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ERvAY BROS.

Paraso's, fans, lace goods, white goods
and fancy goods b low New York cost, for
ten days only, at the stock tsking sale at
Goldsmith Bros, ia EN- street,
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Edwin q, Rur(,s

ecst shoes, In ladies' misses and children's
ives, Tor sale AZ B,ankonship s. Blake's much
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TAKE NOTICE.

CITY SECptrARY's OFFICE,
lirr OF DALLAS, June II, 1881.
IN compliance with q resolution passsd "
the city council on the 9th Inst, l hereby givs
nou 9, that from this date no accounts a. lns'
the city win be paid excep, purchased and Ger.
snea ~ purchasing committee. Said CON
mtlteel compoesf VI Il. n. 7 llmen. !, y
Carter and " lizard. U, N. swlNk.
Juts' .City Secretary
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Get your job printing done NJ thu UrnA,n
nIhAMi Jon PM "TiNa uFFiCE. All work exc.
ou'ru WIN Mtistic taste, aud at the shorteta
notice, Satisfaction Il aranteed. '"''''''
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Abilene, Texas, is the most comfortable
place for drummers and strangers TO stop.
Good rooms, fue table; Mexican tamales
chile con-carne, spring chickens and fish a
specially.
I'll T. MCLARrY Pronriota.
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SEQ tho advertisement of the New Abilene
hotel elsewhere. 1t has all tho delicacies of
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For 70 cents 20 can get q better meal
oe I'VE oooksd. Than d any nr.-class hotel
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FOR SALE
A line Tract OF Land and Gooa
Farm within three miles of
the City of Dallas,
Al $4,000 PER ACRE

on; 20 acres IN pas ure' Az III Gu iva.
goou umoer, considerable cedars and a sa', o.
ax VIM pecan tree; never failing snrina
exc ilent water most advantsreNnssI,p ring OF
,eu; small orchard Of the in, ST mr s,aa;
on avery desirab size pl.asam,,aa All yelling,
~ nus M, romantic: also out honsesH ea't nv,
s on'n we good tenant houses; good s mSe
''an.,ai rAil fencing and pls, ked lots. SUD-
,d any psrson desiring a larger tract can 70.
YwiI, ri l' av on V,ry reasonable terms s''
ca h or part on time. ''"' ~ acres up,
oa in's tract l. peeu iarly ADAPTED to vb.
u'S, grass and COTTON, dairying fatter,Mne
ue' iiuit growing, gardening and , sh raillg
Do,,o, c. JOHN " CROCKr Er
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Now Abilene Hotel,

ure, 70l Elm street.
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AUGUSTA !sM.ls SEMINAR,
8 ""'I
Staunton, Va.
Hiss Mary j. Baldwin, Princ;n.,
Opens septembsr LIST. 1881. ~
June LIST, lSSn. oi"ses

This Institution continues tn ,r.
prosperity from year toyesr ,tofarsease In
advantases In Its locati m; in ,s hni, uperiOr
grounds 10 Its genera appointments no and
and Its fol- corps Of snpero,
vantages IN music, modern lapgnappssss ai-
ion me arts ply steal culture and eiocu.
IN me theory and practice OF cook,nn. .,.aactons
ce eS .tiOrls made to secure heal h tne sue.
its Gf sofia to
for catalogues. W the principal
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Double width Black Cashmere 25c yard,
at Goldsmith Bros,
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DIGGER
AND CiSTERN BUILDER.

am now prepared to contract Gov d.,
wells or buil ing cisterns At The crr ,ur uisglng
~ M my WORK Is guaranteed, r.. fe, I'm lives
pour ahu ;. Plouts. Leave orders n, ~
rostoilicc, Or Herald ollice. "'' o''eis ~ the
JAMES MILLER
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giving the date of II
Acos,a lsadoro
Alexander Vim
Anderson ilIlda
Archer Charles
Baker NJ p
Batva II
Belle W ID
Bernard q III
Book v
Bonds Frank
BJulinore NJ Try
Bowen NJ A
10y &c A NJ
brigham Felix
Bro wu Marshall
well j
Bupp Frank
Burr III
Calhoun Archie
Campbell Jennie
Carson Jane
ChambIiss w l.
CHAP mn ii (2)
| C.aik Wilson
EOuherJ
cooper Alice
CrOwder James
Dalton Mary +
| Davis John
| Davi Mary Ann
Day = +
| Deaf. Bette
| Dii.on John
Dickson U n
Douglass Geo b
| Darrell, j A
Drum Robert
q ians DayJh '~"
evans Anna
Farmer John II
ro.tlnan Arnold
G trnett A
u euu VIM
Grade Jamcs a
Guthrie Nathan l.
G1uiy Bea
ii .ilo E NJ
Haggerd Henry
Had Mary
Hanson l.
Hart james nj
Holland II L
iiowser johnnie
Hpwnd Alvory
Hustou Matte
lsburn Moses
Jackson Mary
j Jackson Lula
ions, Lee
| Johnson Annie
Johnson Belle
| Keller Emily l.
kapp Fred
| Lasrand Maude
Lard King
Lusk Lula
Light OF Robert
Long Ella
Lonsseare Minnie
Laughlin Tom
Mackey Jno w
Mayaes jesse
Meers J,hn Il
Mondon Jno Il
Morrison Julius
MouitOn j N
Moore &c
McCauor Mr.
Nice ny Alics
Neshett 4
Mickey VIM
Ochs Jno
| Ord William
Parsons Mrs or Niles
Peterson oscar
| Plaushprl N
Poe " "A III
Potter lIerber Il
Proc lie
Rice j me
| RAFFERTY, Joha
ri hie VIA
u hn' u John
Rs % A ]
sanders Amanda
rcluw!tr Georgia
sh phc Il Alto
Nmltu Jefferson
smith Unsrie,
spear t,mmlJ
stand, n A II
Sriugitllow Il W
Strong Melinda
/ Taylor J hhuny
Taylor FL
Tnum ~ |. s
Tunurll sallie
rti1e | NJ
ulandar James Il
Veal j inc
Matsoa " II
!, Wa,son Frank,
Wtnh vollic
W.T. Elizabeth '
Wv j W
ny ills Ina
Il Wilkinson James
u VIE Ellen
! v ns'llp John
Wilson Frances
W il,lu savannah
Wright Ed b
Ammo Lord
,IChentult Jno
Guyton LIEElc
> Hoas,iu I'M
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Inc following is list of letters remaining
IN .ie Postoflice AT Dallas, Dallas county, for
the week ending June ~, 1881, which
If not called for in four weeks, will be sent
to the Dead Letter office. Parties calling for
these letters will please say Advertised,
giving the date of tho Ia,
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CRY HorDr
4, H. NEWTON, Prop,
BAIRD, TEXAS,
NOTICE.

Having been appointed administrator q
,he estate OIL MRS. Emily q. Caruth, notice u
hereby given to all partles having claim1
against said estate, to present them to the un'
ders,gued, Thoee indebted, please come for
ward and settle the same.
W. ]. HAJSF Ill,
WN, Administrator.
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II. T. McLARTY, Proprietor.
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IRISH NATIONAL
LAND LEAGUE
Grand Fourth OF July Ce,e.r,,,o,

BY the Dallas Branch OF the Land League, at
shady View Park, Dallas, Tex, To be given
under the patronage OF the folio wing we'll
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Written by Col. W 5. Hawkins. @. 3. A
tprisoncr OF war, o amp Oh asel, u lend Of u
fellow prisoner, VINO was eng ,sed TO be mar
rled to sou hern lady. She proved ialthless
to him. Tho letter arrived soon alter his
death and ives answered by Colonel ii. In the
following lines:
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-08
Retail Prices i'm the Markets.

Tho following were tho ruling prices I'm the
Washington market to-day
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 1SG20c.; porterhouse,
25c.; rib-roast, 121.yd2Oc.; corned beef, Sl112ll
c.; clipped, 3Oc.; beef tongue, Csc; lamb, Id
(l20c.; veal, 12H(d25c.; breast, 1O912c.; ba-
con, 14(d15c.: mutton, 10dl15c; pork, 10G12 Y
c.; sausage. 12c.; hams, 10@17c.; shoulders,
12c.; lard, 15c.
FIsH.-Rock fish, large, 10000. y ID; do.
small, 21G35c. bunch weak hsh, II hGD15c
v ID; halibut, 10000. Y ID; perch, 35G40c. '
bunch; Holsters, 12k@15c. = ID blueilsh,
12I2Cd15c. ID; snappers, 1212c. p ID: Der
muda, 25c. ID; red snapper, 15c. ID
gruper, 15c. p rs; smelt 16d2Oc. III; cod,
12kc. ID haddock, 12iac. III; pike, 12'2c
Pib.
PoULTRY.-Chickens 100000. ppair; ducks,
75c(Gs1 pair geese, Sl975c. each; turkeys,
1O0f5c. y ID.
BUTTER AND EaGs.-Philadelphia print so
@55c.; creamery, 45@5Oc. New York and iii.
nois, dO0d5c.; roll butter, 2SG4Oc. eggs, 80
vEGETABLEs.--P Potatoes, Irish, 40c. PIX.
sweet, do, 100000. y PIX; cabbage, 1O94Oc.
beets, &c. y bunch; onions, Soc. y PIX: carrots
&C. bunch; spinach, 4Oc. C PIX; cabbage
sprouts, 40c. PIX; oyster plants, &c. bunch
turnips, 309,4O pix.
FRUITs.-Oranges, SOC. y doz. lemons, SOC
doz.: cocoanuts, Doc. doz.; California
pears 40c. y doz.; California grapes, soc. !
ID Concord do, 1Oc. ID: Delaware do, 15c
v fb; Tokey, soc. ib; Malaga, 25c. ID
bananas, 40c. Pdoz.; ounces 81 Y PIX. French
prunes, 20G25c. Y ib Valencia raisins, 15c
Y Id; London layers 25c. ' ID ;currants, 1Oc
Y ib; seedless raisins, zoe. ID; prunels
SOC. v ID.