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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-10-11
The Fewer or thu Ircse.


A burglar, while attempting 10 rob =
hloated hondholder Of Maaysvllia. by mis-,
take got into the humble residence of IN eli.
tar next door, After unsucccssfully fumh
ling around for suitable assets for some time
he was disguised Ia observe tho tenant Of tho
house sitting up in I'D and laughing Mt him.
"Aint you old Sslnde,>on. tho capitalist r
inquired the honsehreaker.
mary time" chnekled tho journalist
"im the editor Of the Screaming Eagle"
''Great Sottr said tho burglar, looking Al
his s,emwintser, "and hero Two been waiting
four blooming hours on this branch aims
house. | say, OH quilldriyer. you never poAc
fun at your subscribers, do yaar
mot the cash ones"
Exactly" said the hurg, taking cot III
wallet, "hcres six months subscription u
call TIL. thing square, X tierns QUO thing
on earth can't stand. its satirea
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-10-11
tcenhmsei nom laS werk.)
How Watch Cases are Made.

In buying silver watch case great caro-
lhonld bo taken 10 secure ono that il solid
silver throughout. Tho cap Of most cheap
silver cases Is made Of composition known
M alhata, which il very poor substitute
for silver, ~ II turns black in short time.
The backs Of such cases arc made much
thinner than those of an all silver case,
being robbed in order 10 make tho cap
thicker and get in rs much as possible Of
the cheap metal. Another imror,an. point
in asilvcr case is the joints or hinges, which
should he mado Of gold. These Of most
cheap cases are made Of silver, which Il
not suitable metal for that purpose In
brief period il warrs, bends and spreads
apart, allowing the backs TO become looeo
upon tho case and admitting tho dust and
dirt that accumulate il tho pocket. Tho
Keystone SilverWateh Cases are only made
with silver caps and gold joints.
ST Lcr,s Mo, Nh ". 1854
laoor Iona and varied pcrereesn handling Matches
w~eanaot but lds Ard eve nar tr~t,mcny saAl
msas 10 our knsweisa. lssvaS no salicrsns they ~
main homexcn.eus As,dsv and sstses than they would
e~ werr they heated for eess~r.nx. and have moro
v.assans power aes,n rfs~:ass than any oshes cs.Ta
tssa ss&t .saap u k-yssess Watch ca.e Fsssess FA.
esrAiA rA ~ Aas~as lsass>ssA rsnpAs sAs~las Ass
SAHss sssf ~ Asssssas WsasA cssss - aAAs
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-10-11
Lewis potter. summon, Of poor.

Lewis Potter, support OF poor, 40 90
j. u, Peek, postage Gle, w 10
Hugh Price, constable fees Justice court, Y NJ
" II Patterson. w on decd lee'd u W reid
u. i semsen, supplies for pnar, 10
frank snAn, insane commissioner 10
7. I. searlca, salary, $50 %
/. T. smith, printing, etc., ~ 10
j. 7. smith, work on POOR lafm harn, 70 ~
l. y. smith, printing, &C., " II
Nm ThrnphiluS, pnslure, ete., "a
Win, Ntlhfnhan, COSTS Instirr court, IN
Widmnn X sanford, houks nnd blanks, NJ 40
z, j. Weber, sundrlcs Inr county, o.
:, !, Oh 4 pain. Tor pr tarm BIN !! I: 7:
y. II. Wheeler, lime for poor farm barn ID
d. Walters, haal'g lumr " |" :. sM
/" sand. stone, etc, for
po,r fnrm barn, 40 90
Wentworth iros., meat for poar farm, 80 "
4. zunLe!owi'2, supplies Tor rnor,, iom
REipas CLAIMS.
ballard ] " repairing llas.v, bridge. ~ ~
ciynuh James hauling lumber aud labor, y 10
chlekasaw 60 bulldog approaches
F'emm'ss " ! lumber, y Y :, !,
/" - si
Gran building rail on bridge, 10 M
Hubbard :o saasr sss work. ssa cup ,ss 4 =
kcrfe chas money csn'din frp'g bridges 1b nO
!" committee work, Al pn
Lonns Bros nails, etc, A
MrIIngh Lyons Two sets OF truck, ID ~
Ms'ny NJ Ihinhsr, NJ
Matthews II II lumber, 30
Oakley James committee work, Inc
Prescott ID lumber 10 "a
stremtl q Anderson nails, .te, mo
sNensun Fred repairing pile driver, = I'D
!. l. - lSo 81
Salisbury u " hauling plank ana labor 90
stone II y work on Howard G.ulcr bridge B IN,
smith I work on Zimmerman bridge I'D ~
Minutes OF session read and an.
proved. Board adjourned sine die.
j. L. PECK.
County Auditor
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Excited Thousands

All over the land are going into
ecstasy over DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption. Their un.
locked for recovery by the timely
use OF this great life Saving remedy
causes them to 60 nearly Wild in its
praise. II Is guaranteed to positive.
u cure Severe Coughs. Colds. As,h.
ma. Hay Fever. Bronchitis, Hoarse.
ness, Loss OF Voice. OF any affection
OF the Throat and Lungs. Tria
Bottles free at DIR. J. J. Clemmer's
drug Store. Large size IL, 9
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-10-11
waiting - See the HAIL.

That massive brick pile on the corner, with
tower on the top, u long pole like Tag,
staff OH the tower aud n large hall on tho
pole il tho Western Union building Every
day, Mt the instant of noon i'm Washington
the hall is released by electricity, and drops
down n the tower II IL almost noon nov.
You see all those men on tho sidewalk whc
have stepped. and are looking up, They srs
waiting ~ see the han drop Not much "a
wait for, hut there's crowd of thas kind
ryarv tiay ~
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-10-11

Balance Of day occupied in the ex-
animation OF claims against the
county.
Board adjourned until 3 II. IN. Sep
temb"r 9th, lss3.
.a.1 nAs.
Board met pursuant ID adjourn
mehf. All members present.
The following orders were made
aaa resolutions passed.
Ordered tha; the county treasurer
refund II Robert Stevenson the sum
of ore dollar highway tax for the
year 1882 on the st Of the set Of
section 9S-l3. wrongfully collect ii
from him,
Ordered that the county treasurer
refund 10 G. /. White the amount NJ
tax receipt Nc. lsso, amount 5000,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-10-11
Bucklen's Arnica Salye.

The greatest medical wonder Of the
world. Warranted ia speedily cure
Burns. Bruises, Cuts. Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever So. e.. Cancers, Piles,
Chilblains, Corn, ..tirr, Chapped
Hands, nni all skin erari:ons, guar
anteed II rE.r ~ every instance, or
M ney refunded. - ...ts per box.
x F.. sal. hy Dr.. j. J. ClcMmer.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-10-11
To Teachers.

Teachers examinations will be
held a. follows:
At Lime Springs. October 22na
and 23rd.
At Ricevillc, October 29.h and 30th.
At Greece, On the last Friday and
Saturday OF each month.
i. G. CLARK.
LTD Co. Superintendent,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-10-11
Rather Too Lonq.
Af.er Twenty Years on the Wrong
Side af l.ifea Nirgiaian Turns
the Tables,
"l,oM leMg ssii YOU MY"

..i,ow leag ala Saa sase"
sfwcGty wears, | said. IN 10 the Tine l
mentioned had Selfsl,d nela alets,1 liver Tor
sMehtN years" said MI. :. I. Hancock. III
AlshMand, Va. halt sadly, ~ though thiakins
as that aisspatea scxtiua III his Ire, 'At times
/ slnsa>t Wished Ii sai rAeaspa Providence II
cult the liver from tin human anatomy
mad enough twenty ssars ~ that sort oil
thiax," responded 4 lssnss "Mhat was tho
rI,shut III AsM
ssfae uls>Aut MAS that some time ago | went
down to Seetts dug Sose In this city, and
haught eIe nj Ht NSaSsS SArtlNE fpRatS
rlASThRS, N nltea II end MAS relieved In 4
lew hours, aSd am NV ~ sonnd AS Though my
liver were MAIDS of lnalsl,lNhher"
leasua's-@ Ulltlc ths old fashioned kind oil
psustefS~ set promptly, Icok for the word
sArxiNE, which Il III, IN The genuine. Price
~ cents, SeahAs. Il aNaAsuns tA,Mists. NeM
YORK. SaI
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-10-11
Inter usAn.l

stCommon wood saSkca IN petroleum, sAys
. writer IN Tho Country Gentieanan. "~ll
make il ~ durable as cedar" Woa used II,
vssanaas and'tNilis work. wicN exposed u
sl,e eiensants, can thus by Lttlo GxpoAss and
lakus H. nsalie lasting.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-10-11

And poll tax OF % cents against
every male citizen not exempt, in
accordance with subdivision ,. Sec.
796, of the Code of 1873. Local tax
- for school purposes &c, were lev
led in accordance with certificates
returned by district secretaries and
rs follows.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-10-11
AQents Wanted Everywhere

To handle our ILLUS FAMILY BIBLES. New
Subscription edition now ready, the most ese-
gan, ever produced. sIrsna fH9fu. ALarMs,
la exclusive designs, directly Imported Tor our
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-10-11
GRAND REPUBLICAN
MASS MEETING!
AT TWO O'CLOCK, r. M.

Everyone should hear this brilliant
speaker. All ore invited, regardless
OF party affiliations. Come and
bring the Ladies'.
TURN QUIT TURN OUT
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taking VITA Lansing. She screamed into Tho
ear OF the instrument ut tho top Ut her not
feehie saiea When asked why N much
nosse. She explained that she supposed she
must speak load anttsh ta II heard a, Laa,
s.ns. hu, !, didn't seeun rs il s,,c cuuli ,.rei.
bly, do X,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-10-11
AIN UNION THERE rs STRENGTH
THE NORTHWESTERN
Mutual RELIEF Association.
HoMB oHrIcK
DEBORAH, IOWA.
Time Given.

Time Given.
notice IL hereby given that have this day
given my minor son, Albert. aged - years his
time, and from this tune henceforth, I vii not
interfere with his contracts. be responsible for
earnings
! Vernon Springs, Iowa. september -. lsss.
all3 JOHN B STEVENS
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-10-11
Proceedings Of the Beard Of Super
yisors Of Howard County, Ia,
Mt their Regular Session In
SeOtember 1888,

Board met i'm the Office of the Co.
Auditor at ! p. m, Sept. 3d 1883, and
were called to order 10y the Chair
man. Present. Oakley, Hubbard
and keefe, Supervisors, and Peck, Co.
Auditor and clerk OF the Board.
After consulting on bridge mat
tiers the Board proceeded to the
Poor Farm, where balance Of day
was spent in inspecting the same.
Board adjourned until s u. IN. Sept.
4th 1883.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-10-11
=. X. BERG,
Notary Public.

The following claims were audited
and the auditor instructed to issue
warrants on the proper funds for the
payment of the same rs allowed.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-10-11

Tesrors 81 the Tclephon0,

IHIsHhM INIcN.1 County NoWA
Several comical things have occurred since
uur citizens begun to form the acquaintance
of tho great talking medium. Two ladies
from the country who observed with sarprixs
thu cio~.ly.clippai hair Of e. q, rarkharst,
were filled with surprise and awe when he
grasely told them that his sad capillary con.
.lltlon was oocasionei lay the anger VI Jack.
~an man, who, not liking the tone VI his tele.
phouie conversation. reached into the ma.
chine aud 'snatchea him haliheatie-d" by tal.
ephana. Another lady put space between
herself and the machine" whils her husband
consalsed. She was afraid the thing would
90 OIL" aud she did not want both Leals u
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-10-11

H. J Moore, supplies Tor poor.
j. h Mitchell, trees for court house park,
Ias Aetallum, insane commissioner
". Il. d +, J. Mead, printing, etc,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-10-11


Subscribed and sworn To by Vim.
Theophilus before me this Ord day Of
September, A. ID. 1859.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-10-11
2Sp u. ..

Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. All members present.
They then proceeded To levy taxes
for the year 1883, in mills on each
dollar valuation NV follows:
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Prepared by Or. J. G. Aver l. Co.

Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Lowell, Mass.
sslD py AL AIslsstsIs EsEhyMHERE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-12-20
General News.

The Manhattan circle Of the Fenian Broth.
erhcod held . meeting in Clarendon Hall,
New York, Monday night and listened 70 In
Aammatory speeches on O'Donnell's execu-
ton. A resolution was adopted calling on all
Irishmen to avenge O'Donnell's death.
A lady was reproaching Mr. William War.
rem at q recent reception for going into society
so little. ''You ought to let us lieaixe you
little" she said. 81 never heard of but enc
man." replied the veteran actor, ''wbo was
not spoiled by being lionixed." 'sAld whs
was hew "Daniel."
information that Prince jerome Bonaparts
ton to the Chamber of Deputies. This d .
decided come-down for Plon-Plon. When
last reported he was meditating . return Of
the empire with himself on the throne. Can
it be that his naughty spirit 10 90 broken that
he has determined to condone the Republicr
A convention of colored persons Of four
hundred members, has been held at Atlanta,
to take action in regard to federal aid TO sdu-
cation. The resolutions passed demand from
the State an increase of the public fund for
educational purposes; representation Of the
colored race on boards Of education; the
election of school officers by popular vote
instead Of their appointment. Congress 10 to
be memorialized, and generally active efforts
are to be made to consolidate the colored
vote for thoae pledged to their policy. Con-
gress should do something to diminish South.
ern illiteracy. The instinct of sslf-preserva-
ton commands some early action. There 10
no other sure remedy for Ku-Kluxism and the
six shooter in politics.
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LOngfell0w's Grave.
Longfellow has no tombstone, no

Longfellow has no tombstone, no mound,
no memorial. We found his grave BY the
number Of the lot. The whole place 10
smoothly sodded and surrounded BY Q stone
coping. 1t is on terrace. One side of the
lot runs almost perpendicularly down to .
lower road. The place seems fitted natural
ly for q vault, but only bank of green met
the eye on the steep hillside. Unmarked -
it was, it was surrounded by visitors, young
and old, home people and strangers. No
need to ask, no need to tell who was Long
fellow. There were people there from be.
yond the Rockies, and they gathered the
grass blades to take back with them; .
school-boy treasured q sorrel blossom that
grew by the way; and the very dust Of the
carriage road, l believe, would have been
priced because it had been near to him, 10
the body that had dwelt with "that beautiful
spirit" whose fame his friend Emerson in his
feebeness had forgotten, but whose beauty
even DEATH shadows could not dim. On our
way home we passed in front of the queer
yelloy house, rather weather-beaten and
dilapidated, that had 90 long been Longfsl-
lows home. The great trees, the shrub
thickets, were just as he had described them.
could fancy the old clock ticking, ''Never |!
forever!" on the mansion stair; the chest
nut chair empty, and by it the jeweled pen
that "Helen gave him; the books of manu-
script verse all neatly tucked in their cor
ners; the souvenirs of friends looking down
from the walls of the ancient dwelling. We
did not ask to enter the house. The master
had too lately departed to have II seen like
his home withous him. Cincinnati CoMmsr-
cidi- Ga zette
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Personal.

John Greenleaf Whittier was 76 years old
Monday.
Lord Lorne has failed in his attempt to ac-
climateize the American moose in Scotland.
Congressman Woodward, the new member
from Wisconsin, once served Is . page in
the House.
At Washington, Mr.. Matthew Arnold is
the guest of Mr.. Z. L. Letter, who resides
in Mr.. Blaine's house.
Many friends of John G. Whittier congrat-
ulated him Monday, at the Hotel Winthrop,
on having reached the age of &c years.
Count Gleichen is now making bust of
Miss Mary Anderson. to be presented to the
Princess Of Wales.
The Crown Prince of Portugal is twenty
years old, has private library of 10000
volumes, and speaks fourteen languages.
Senator Wilson of Iowa, made q speech
on the floor, in the second week of his first
term. The older members were shocked BY
his boldness.
General Sheridan will soon take his annual
pilgrimage to his old home in Ohio. to visit
his aged and beloved mother. She 10 eighty
three years old.
General Howard explains that he did not
say deserters from the army should be
"branded." What he wants il that they shall
be "simply marked with indelible ink"
Mrs. Murray, wife of Rev. w. H. H.
Murray has inst returned from Europe with
. diploma from the Vienna medical college,
both a. q physician and surgeon.
Miss Sally Pratt Mclean il q young lady
of light complexion, with = small array of
personal attractions, not entirely unlike, it il
said, her charming and vivacious heroine in
Cape Cod Folks"
Miss Ellen Il. Arthur, the Presidents
daughter, il president Of the Children's
Christmas Club, Of Washington, an orgsni-
cation whose object is to provide poor child.
rem with food, clothes and toys 1t the holi-
day season.
Old Joe Holt says that he heard Bob
Toobs declare, in the Vice Presidents room,
in the Capitol. just before the war: 81 want
no prouder epitah on my tomb than the words,
Here lies the man who destroyed the Repub-
lie Of the United States.
Miss Blanch Willis Howard, the writer Of
one Of the best novels Of the day, il described
in . letter from Rome, ~ 50 magnificent
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NO. 299.

blonde of generous proportions, with charm
ing eyes, Of hazel cast-such woman e,
one of her admirers recently remarked, men
we're once won't to fight for in the lists.''
General Pyrsr, wilhelm England, had some
experience with London reporters. They
are not to be compared to New York report
ers," he said. why when told them bad
nothing to say, they went away At once. Only
one of them showec any persistency, and
found that he had once been = reporter on .
BROOKLYN Newspaper.
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Would Have Been Set Upon.

Had not Burdock Blood Bitters been Q
remedy of nn9uestionable merit they would
have been set down upon by the public -
thousands of medicines have been when their
worthlessness was discovered. Burdock
Blood Bitters have received unboundsd
praises from the sick, thus establishing their
merit beyond dispute. decl8t&wlwlp
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-12-20

Sprains, Lameness, Pains and Stitches,
Weak Back or Disease Of the spine will be
Immediately relieved on application of Hop
Plaster over the affected part. It, psnstrs-
tive power is wonderful. Warrented to b
the best made. dec18d&wlw
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Be Joyful If sick, you can be made 70
rejoice by the use Of the true al. f." A.
wood Medicine, IL. F. decl8d&w1w
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-13
The Ella.

Capt. Matthews of the bark Ella-the vessel
run down by collision with a steamer Dec
14th an account of which was published in the
PRESS at the time-says his lights were all
right at the time of the collision, and lookouts
in position, but the steamer kept right on her
course colliding with the bark. Five of the
crew then ran off with boat Containing all
the oars and boat-gear on board) to reach the
steamer while Capt Matthews was examining
into the vessels injuries. In an hour and
half afterwards 8 boat from the steamer came
near enough for Matthews to ask for aid-as
his crew had deserted him-in order to work
the pumps. The boat wouldn't come near
enough to take the captain and rest of the
crew off, and so a lifeline was thrown to the
steamers boat, a boat from the bark contain
ing the captain and rest of the crew, was
lowered, and in the raging sea, towed to the
steamer. The steamer people offered no dry
clothes, but next day sent thirty men aboard
the bark to pump and patch AS the storm in
creased at night they were all ordered back to
the steamer. The next night while the steam
er was towing the bark the storm was SO severe
the captain of the steamer said he would not
tow them any longer and would send boat to
take them off. The bark s crew then proposed to
desert but, upon Capt. Matthews pleading,
and the fact that seven of the steamers crew
volunteered to stay by the bark, they held on,
and Matthews just succeeded in getting the
vessel safely into New York.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-13
THE MILWAUKEE, HORROR.
Searching the. Ruins for Bodies Of
the Dead.
SEVERAL FOUND BURNED BEYOND
RECOGNITION.

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 1.-THE work of rescu-
ing human bodies was continued from an early
hour to-day. The work of 100 men is carried
on, however, without system and very little is
accomplished. Shortly after 10 o'clock the
charreds remains of body was found at the
north end of the Broadway front-the first
and only body found. 1t was charred beyond
recognition. The flesh was burned off the
lower extremities What remnants are left of
the night dress show the body is that of a wo-
man. Shreds of the dress cannot be removed
without tearing off the flesh. From the locality
of the body it is thought it is that of Miss
Libbie Challis, who was seen at the window of
the sixth story shortly before the Broadway
side fell. The remains were embedded in the
bricks. The news of the body being taken to
the morgue spread like wildfire and thousands
of people are now there.
Much Indignation is manifested at the blum.
dering work as carried on and insufficient
force. The action of the Council has caused
such general condemnation and threatening,
that another meeting is called for this after
noon to employ larger force and to get cleo
uric appliances for work at night.
w. A. Hall, of Laporte, Ind, died this FORE
noon.
Five bodies were buried this morning, viz
ID. G.. Powers, Mary Conroy, Bessie Brown, !,
Annie Lanehall and Maggie Sullivan.
Shortly after noon two more bodies were
found They we've burned beyond identifica-
tion. A part of a human trunk was also
found. 1t is now believed the loss of life will
not be below seventy.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-13
The FOLLOWING are the closIng quotations stocks:
Gloucester Fish Market.


Georges Codfsh-Market firm at STA % qtl for
large and S51A for medium. Georges cured Bank at
S654 and So ~ qtl. Dry-cured Bank at S61s and
SIS.
Cusk at S515 y qtl. Haddock S41z, Hake S33z ,
Pollock S313; slack salted do S4A y qt.
Boneless and prepared fish 515 to 612c " h for
lower grades and to Sc for genuine Goldfish. Now
Smoked Halibut 12c ~ fb; Smoked Salmon at Ito;
Scaled Herring at 28c y box: No at &c; tucks
1Sc. Smoked Alewives 81 y hundred.
Misunderstanding doing; prices nominally at
SIS SI2 and 50 " Dbl for is, 2s, and 3s.
Herring-We quote new round Shore 81 Il y bbl.;
choice Nova Scotia split S614; medium do S41a
small do 81; Bay of Fundy gibbed S314; Nova SEQ
tia do S3s4 Labrador S7ls.
Trout at S14L3 ~ Dbl; Picked Goldfish S71S Had
dock S61s, Halibut Heads S315, Tongues S121z
Sounds S1212, Tongues and Sounds at Sl2Is, Ale
wives So Swordish none; Halifax Salmon S22@
S23; California do $40; Newfoundland do s27@29;
Sha6 a. S1115; Fines Sis.
Fresh Halibut-None on the market.
Frozen Herring-In ready sale at SO y 100.
Market Fish-To-days sales at 81 u cwt. for
steak Goldfish, 81 for msrkst do and '4A for had
dock; fresh tongues 10c 70 fb.; Goldfish checks 4c y
fb.
Pure Medicine Oil 81 25 y GAL crude do at SOC,
Blackfsh Oil 65c; Cod do ACC; Shore do at 45c;Por-
gle do. 44145c.
Porgie scrap SIS y ton; Fish do s12;Iiver do 80;
Medicine Oil Livers soc y bucket: do ordinary 40
G5Uc,