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the Louisville 4 Nashville rsilroAd IN His'
from that point -,.,s
The cOriectOns IN she port reesips
graphed u the various cotton -
marked IS they aggregate 4St-a JAWS
uted IS follows;
NAtiausl Cotton Exchange IN s10s's
Baltimore .....,t ,.......'- '-'''''''''
Philadelphia. o.. ....-......'''''-''
Petersburg West Point \ hepiNo'''
Wilmington. .....-' ... .''.' -''''''''
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Less dedueuon a. Norfolk leF reON'f
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CONSOLIDATED RECEIPTS.
rnis Year Las, Year,
NrlCkT
lNpORrSI


The following Il extracted from tho rcpor, OF
G II Patkol secretary III the Nattnal Colt N
exchange trhv accompanying details show q
considerable gain In thle overland movem. nj
for the miith, and firing the shipments
direct W nils above the figures Vi last
Season. notable 'fAiute IN this year.
movement 1.-The great reduction IN the shtp.
me, Is by raiIfrum southern cutp re Gross the
Mississippi AID Ohio tlyers II will he ~ "a that
the iailwsys1 ling unrlN outof Virginia are nUw
hauling con tierahlv cJtnu across the Potomac
the al nIrhng Njles bales, OF which ~
were from Nobile Ihe Chesapeake a Ohio
Southwestern railroad IL also shipping largely
across the lhio N louisville supplemcnun
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or the Worlds Struggles Toward a
Higher Plane 0r Action France
Almost in the Thr0es
Of Revolution.
FOrtuue-Favored America Must Bow
10 the Iron Rod of AdSer-
s.ty and Record
CopiOuS CAlamltieS Of Greater aud
lie ser Degree, All of Import
and bringing.
Sorrow TO Seme Hitherto Happy Hearts,
Rumbly Hearkeaiug 10 Hopes
Whispers.
The Irish Question is Growing BE.
You'd Briijania'S Bounds.
Maritime Aishaps and MultilariouS
Matters Of MOment.
3
CMada's Cultivated Relies Of Royalty
Still Rampant.
The Struggle for SeuatorshipS Not
Yet Ended.
Other Foreign aud Domestic News,
Miscellaneous Foreign News.

DUBLIN DoTs, N
DUBLIN, Jan, pa rumor was curreh
IN London last evening that the Pho
murderers had been arrested. 1t is Hrss
denied; the twenty persons recently A.
d here were before the police court tbs MI
charged with conspiracy to murder Of news
The courtroom was crowded GrtiHo}hlY )
examinations were exercised in the n 7
sion Of citizens. A large crowd Is vcs
During the progress OF the he;ves "
charges against the prisoners stand 4
Citations were made. An inform rsm d.
that several prisoners, iEoludiiry am
member of the municipality, wrisins y
alta Fenian meeting, where tG,,e. ~.
was asked TO join the "lnLo"ny ID
| formed for the assassination az, r,cst
The name of the inlormer is ts;js y, =,
acknowledged having taken 10 ~ 'Nh' '
| to assassinate juror. He sp'' n pri
| OF the prisoners, named Ha. s;ur.
| him he had taken part in t-cAsrEp
murder Field; that Brady St -.
| Kelly also participated III one firns q
reh also testified that tturn m ,u
collected weekly ir)B Pills, ,xas NV'
purchase arms; that the Livern of yes
marked into districts anG Pills r. J.p
/ tlUnS were nelu oCcNSlOnNe been ,,.,,
OF the accused were preends, RneIas WV
meetings one John D,hd in e. 100
came from America, pr satisiacti TIE GU
zation, he SAID, had eS the med --
Farrell said llithey are hight
formed the assls Ava, Jacia al Rouc\
They were ign, riliams, TOT" =, Bou
Daniel CurIey ri Texas. es Nv
and told him 80
carriage, oPpotrayolor deliver your
when Jim ket .umber.yk
would do the renfocS paint fyen away-i'
through misu of paint9NgtI wish, NJ
Kelly, Brady, Uose intend QUIT
dock X as 6aV,H MS or ,1 ANY,. 1,peer viii be
/ when the aboft e. h HHm",vincSast periorm"s
waylay torsenpany are y clock ,,nt'
yexed. Farrel orr r1nal tx nc is past, oW
Rankin, the htntrv treI;"e candies bIe
crick tollowe(,I For sad iiae
~. on another q ,..rsary " riet
w VEINS WAS " Ia snich come'pda,
rcmauded o. Ina mucp yaua"' Prig,
~ nee, suffer fro, down'DTr,p rrizC
IAhs, = Indigestion uda HennrE9 wv
dealing Wake Just onhe bu AN'nI irs,
.,rtl,,riyS lllluV"'u,,N rs, a. Il iflH'
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ks occur on the last day of
\ our Sro'undays excepted Repeat
A by the Federal and State
-, fur ap'aeed this company beyond
" ,Irsy Of the law. To this
h, nv fl0ngs the sole honor ,,f
gumlrd the only plan by which
4 be NV '''''" "'"''' 'n' '"'' W.
maN Company has now on hand a laig,
Preserve fund Read carefully the
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MARRIAGE paa SSEns .
Planes f GUIDE
Elegant cloth and gilt binding. Seated 'cr soc
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true to fe articles on the following subiecis Who mny
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hrs Manhood wotnanhood, fhyslea decs7 fto eucts cf
ectaoy and Who shouli naffy sdN 'e ard hap
ppess may be Increased The Physolosy Of lhcpodaetoh
and many norc. Those married marriage
should read thought beread by all adult pcisens
hept under oes aud key Popular edson eeue ~ above
tu, paper cover, a0 pages 40 eta BY NAN, In mocsy
postage Cheapest sool ssiie 10 America.
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DALLAS EXCHANGE AND SILVER
COTTON.

TUE receipts in this city to-day and late last
evening reached lag bales, only of which came
by rail all for the CITY compress. as follows: 4
from Carollton and 3 ftOm Farmers Branch.
The shipments were lUO bales for alier \ Hill
by the Cult COlOIa u d Santa Fee 80 or
7 Mitchell, over the same rond, and T. for
Eurupe aud al all the American ports were
steady and unchanged. The receipts are about
double wlat they were one year ago, the eN-
ports move than double, and the stock on hand
over 100000 bales less than a. the same
date las year. The Dallas prices arr very arui
and whilg there is no advance, the staple win
command full quotations, IN ST. Louis to-day
Tie receipts were lSSli saes $50; shipments, i5O;
stock on hand, 6S,7lS,
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ture, where tbs
belongs.
Mr.. Rollins |
lief OF Emma
At the clos
the postOMce
up, the pendi
ment changp
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3 cents 81
1854, 10 thei
Mr. SherI
the anlcndt
OF the PROF
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Illustrated Marriage Guide. go pages cloth
and gilt binding, 50 cents; same u paper cover
IS cents. Manhood. 10 cents; womsnheod. 10
cents; pamphlet cents securely sealed. by
mail send money or postage stamps DR..
WIZ rikR, the great specialist. 6ls ST charles
Straet 81 Louis Ma
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10 her AthctlOnfh
Doctor" Yes, madam, she Ia dangerously M.
The yenitcuAt aud AurculAt forces are not Ia uqui.
hhtiuw, theto ~ an increased ceuiTipc,al acton
about lhr cctebtum and msdulla obinugata, tho
rouay circulation ys,cillaice, suspended Nature
teeuS he..ta,lue, sud -
aQlfhev -"blop, for heavens sake stop aud 60
~ Jik Al uucp"
2o~for- will DO all | can.n
Iofhrr, ah,t two weeks have expired
Iaughisf, out Doctor shall be discarded al once,
NJ weeks aud No tehef will procure that which
you tvafrl At dttt'
n Daughter, in allow tone u am elad, andthlnk
M thr Only thing that will restore me ~ health
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Net additions 70 Ebrt receipts as .I tel

Net additions 70 lbrt receipts Is "''
ersphed ~ ne Ike aanses nj, a; a.,
Northern spinneTs kakirss arc SUI NJ N.
low those of last ses'tp tae rauo ~ -
being about the SAINT ~ the previous niS
We have altered on 6gures OF NOM
! iugs and shipments ect to mills, 70 W,
/ OF 9. Ia bales, OF vhlh6, go for NoNsii,
secouut OF cotton krried overland
routes and not previdkably reported. =,
Tie statement IN that durhs
months 1856, $50 balet 81 the present ele
/ into sight al the porl1 nd 1T points OF q
N route from pt0duct to northern mills
ing an increase of 81 eHo bales compart
/ las, year and an iuertare over the ytah
OF i6SslS, ~
Continuing the fornk AZ statement FOLK
| these reports lasS stss0n. we have
I showing "
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Totals ......,,,,...

Receipts at United i
ports from September
close December ...|
shipped overland dlIe|
mills 900. .....,.."'
Shipped to Canada. 9.
In transit from p0ill
eros ing on Ohio and.
sissippi rivers to e1
delivery ports close Dt
Der .,.., .- .... .s't'
Total bales ..-,."'
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DN OyERCOATS

Tut FIXTURES and patterns
3 acOmparstiyely equal
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NVNHF NNNFHF"
mills .,..,.. ..,. |
Shipped to Canada 0yeI
Stock at United staIeaf
close Of December
At sea between pc
Vt December. ,....H'l
Iu transit overland e !
paCember ...n. -.
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Ok ,,y IN tui,wh'eh W.
.cmandad NJ nay !" w. ,fanair.

~, oo VU .n IiITVT M. down.towp
IARis, indigestion IND geinv,f
dealing Wake just onhe bnlu'",T
rogue ,', .,.; immediatelIr.. A. J. !
ANlh0rIne nrised bY the 4 nrriYed y
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II You doubt come TO sec us and we will
CURE YOU, or charge nothing, Write for par
ticuars and u copy Of the little book Message
gist rs 10 our standing.
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M ions ;>"" o. ''a~.. Steady. STEADY
Sales. -. ...,..,,.l So 1850
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Al Opening Closing Closing
To-day. To.d,y. Yesterday
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It aud best
market and
,,os CONT
Yard nea
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$50 tAhAAN
l, which h,
twenty.s.
d nation
n of a MOI
OIquarried {
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Opening Closing Closing
To-day. To-day. Yesterday.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-08-04
G. A. r.

There has just taken place at
Denver, Col, one of the largest
national encampments or re-
unions Of old union soldiers
Members of the Grand Army of
the Republic ever held in this
country. Something over 10000
old veterans participating, from
all parts of the country, from
Maine to California and from the
Red River of the north to the
Gulf of Mexico in the south.
This organization has received
a new impetus in growth within
the last two years, and now boasts
of a membership of over 100000
veterans and rapidly increasing
meanwhile. Auxiliary to this
organization is that of the ola
dies Loyal League" and "Wo~
mans Relief Corps" composed
largely of the widows wives, and
daughters of union soldiers, and
also similar organization known
as the "Sons Of Veterans" At
the present rate of progress these
organizations bids fair to absorb
all of the old union elements of
the country. Let the good work
90 on.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-08-04
For School Boys.

A farmer desired to divide his
farm equally between his four
children SO that each part should
be one-fourth of the whole tract
and that all the parts should be
alike in shape. The above dia-
gram is the shape of the farm.
Show by pencil lines how it is to
be divided. There Is no "trick"
in this; it can be solved easily.
We take this opportunity to
invite you to consider some of
the many reasons why you should
patronize
BONDS DRUG STORE.
1t is centrally located and easily found
by servants and children.
1t is in telephone connection with all the
physicians, and prescriptions are frequent
iy taken by telephone and promptly deliv-
cred by our messenger, thus saving much
valuable time.
Our facilities for prescription work are
unsurpassed in the city. We are thorough
ly prepared to compound the prescriptions
OF all physicians. The proprietor. gives
this department his personal attention.
We prepare in our own laboratory a full
line Of NON-SECRET FAMILY REMEDIES,
for use in simple ailments, in place of the
patented humbugs that food the country;
among them are the Vegetable Liver Pills,
Never-Failing Chill Cure, Blackberry Diar-
rhna Mixture, Arnica Liniment, Candy
Worm EXpeller, Genuine Iren Tonic Bit
ters, etc.
We keep complete assortment of Patent
Medicines, however, for those who will
buy them, and sell as low as any reputable
house in the city.
We treat everybody courteously and fair
ly. "A child can buy goods at this store as
favorably rs grown person can.
Finally, our motto long has been, "Best
Goods! Lowest Prices! !" therefore it will
pay you to give us your patronage.
Respectfully,
JOHN B. BOND,
Druggist and Chemist.
NE N. B.-Night clerk sleeps in store.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-08-04
TIE BLUE AND GRAY.

August the 8th 9th and 10th,
have been set apart at Spring
field. Mo, to commemorate the
battle of Wilson Creek, know in
the south as the battle of Oak
Hill in Green county, Mo. The
federal troops who made the at
tack at that point, were led by
Gen. N Lyons, who was killed on
the field and the confederates
were commanded by Gen. Ben
McColloch, assisted by the Mo-,
State Guards under General Sterl-
ing and force of Arkansas ma
litia under Gen N B Pearce. This
is to be survivors jubilee. They
are to bury the tomahawk helve
and all. The invitation is to all
and especially ex-soldiers o!
either side. Half rate fare has
been secured for all who wish to
visit, on any road. If you pay
your way there, you will be sent
back free. The Mansion regrets
that we cannot attend.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-08-04

Last Tuesday, Mr. B B Brown,
late Of Rhode Island, gave a for
NAL opening and free lunch at
the new saloon corner of Eighth
and Main street. The colored
bon-tons of the city were there
and threw themselves back in
the reception Or private parlor in
connection with the saloon and
had good time. Mr.. Brown has
spent a large amount of money
fixing up and now has saloon
second to nonein the city in app
pearancc. 1t is handsomely dec
grated with gorgeous sidebsard
costing $50, and laid with new
oil cloth tables, chairs and a
beautiful lay out of pictures
adorn the walls, five of which rep
resent the five senses of man. 1t
is really worth any mans while
to 90 and see it. Corner Eighth
and Main street, Little Rock,
Ark.
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TRIAL OF SMITH, THE MUIR
DERER OF JOHNSON, (coL.I
u OF THIS CITY.

CONWAY, August ..
The trial was resumed at O'Clock this
morning The instructions were settled
without argument, the court granting three
and refusing two of the defendants pray
ers. The state asked no special charge.
The argument was opened by E. A. Bolton,
Esq, who at the start conceded there was
reasonable doubt as to murder in first de-
gree: reviewed the testimony and COM
mented upon the law, earnestly urging the
jury to return a verdict of second degree.
MIR. Bolton was followed by Col. Bruce
for the defense, who admitted the venue,
the killing, and that it was done by defend
ant, but insisted that he acted in the neces-
sary defense of his brother and was entitled
to acquittal. He closed just before noon
with warm appeal to the sympathies of
the jury in behalf of the young man on
trial.
We shouldn't be surprised to hear of his
acquittaI, as it is considered no harm to
kill nigger. This was an unprovoked
murder, committed about year ago at a
picnic at Palarm.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-08-04
COTTON.
Notice for Publication.
No. 915.

No. 915.
Land Office at Little Rock, Ark, }
July 81, 1888.
MOTICE is hereby given that tho
IN following named, settIcr has
filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will bo made be-
foro tho Register and Receiver at
Lttle Rock, Ark, on Sept. 18th,
1888, viz: Isaiah III. Holm gsworth,
who made Homestead Entry No.
1884, for tho S w quarter N T. quar-
tor section 2l, township 3 N, r IL
west.
He names tho following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence
upon, and cultivation of said land,
viz: Edward M. Kemp, of Mineral
Z. o., Pulaski county, Ark; Calvin
Overton, of Mineral p. o., Pulaski
county, Ark; John Hon, of IMMORAL
Z. o., Pulaski county, Ark; Craw
ford r. Mcpherson, of Mineral p. O.,
Pulaski county, Ark.
M. w. GIBBS, Register.
G. E. KELSEY, Recover.
august st
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EXCURSION.
THE UNITED BROTHERS OF FRIENDSHIP


From Pine Bluff, came up last Thursday to
meet the Brothers and Sisters of the order
in this city. Quite number came up and
paraded our streets and halted at Alexan-
der Park, dispersed and formed in line
again at night and marched down Main
street, headed by brass band, to the Park.
All the Sisters of the Mysterious Ten
formed in line first and went through their
exercises.
Then the house was called to order by
Grand Lecturer A. w. Kern. Prayer by
the Chaplain, after which the exercises of
the evening was turned over to A. w.
Kern, grand lecturer, who introduced the
essayist; tirst the president of the ladies
Mysterious Ten delivered her annual ad-
dress. The past grand master of the state
William ii. Thomas, delivered his ad-
dress after the ladies had got through
reading their essays, and then he in
troduced Grand Lecturer A. w. Kern,
who delivered an instr uctive address on the
origin of the order; he said it was started
away back in the year of 1861 at Louisville,
Ky, and has gradually increased to a mem
bcrship of ID 900.
At this time a thunder and lightning
storm came up, the speaker referring to the
apparent displeas of Jehovah, desisted.
Then all were allowed to amuse themselves
, as they saw fit; one lot went to themselves
and danced, while the Sir Knights went
through their style of drilling, which was
delightful.
Altogether the entertainment was one of
pleasure to all that wanted to amuse them
selves. Refreshments, lemonade, ice cream.
cakes, &c, were in abundance. We was
told that table privileges amounted to 800,
at 81 per table, which was $15 more than
the hall cost.
The crowd was very large; it was, with
out doubt, financial success, as all paid
fifty cents at the gate. MIR. Richard Nor
gan was cashier.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-08-04
BARRIERS AND WATERS BU-
SINESS DECLINING.
And Colored Men are being En-
ployed as Clerks in Banks
Dry Good Stores, Gro-
ceries, Saloons, etc.

Messrs. Hornibreok & Towns.
end, the proprietors of the bon
ton saloon of the city, employs
several colored boys as bar tend
ers. We know of Austin Holmes
and Toney Jordan, the latter at a
salary OF $500 per day. Recent.
ly MIR. Jas Hasley has employed
J j Straws and Willie johnson
as clerks in his fish and grocery
store, ITO West Fifth street, and
nearly all of the leading business
houses in the city has colored
porters, which is the initiatory
step to the highest position in
mercantile life. Colored men
must do like white men, serve
first a while as porter then as
clerk, then for themselves and in
this way we will become able to
fill all the positions in life, filled
by any other race. At the pres
ent time we have several men in
business of their own: Mr. AL
Donnclly is running successfully
two saloons, one east and the 9th
er west of the city, and few
days ago Mr. B B Brown opened
one in the southern part of the
city. Alderman G w Thomp>
son, one of our wealthiest colored
citizens, has for a number of years
been carrying on a saloon and
grocery together, and has met with
good success, and is supposed to
be worth $4,000. Mr.. Geo Graf
gan is a successful confectioner.
he runs an ice cream parlor in
summer and an oyster saloon in
winter, and is doing we'll. Alder.
man G w Behannan, 17O1 Ring0
street, is a successful grocer, has
a good property. supposed to be
worth $1,000. Smith and Hen
derson, TO Main street are doing
well in the grocery business, as is
also Geo f. Jones & Bro, 7O9 Main
street, both Of the last named
firms started within the last year.
both seem to have sufficient CAPT
tai TO meet their bills on the first
Of the month in dull times. That
of itself is good sign. W A
Rector is chief constable, he owns
whole block corner Ninth and
Broadway, his rents amount tc
nearly 500 per month. lie is
worth about $4,000. We have
seven postal clerks in the post
office, and Spencer Hurst, G w
Keats, J E Bush, G S Wallace
r. l. Williams,and Jas Weaver, are
all postal clerks or route agents,
receiving from $50 to S112.5O per
month. These men begin to look
on barbering and waiting as a con.
desension They have by some
means or other outstripped thei;
white comrades with the same
salary. All OF these with one or
two exceptions, have secured
homes, but their white allies have
nothing to show.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-08-04
LITTLE ROCK MARKETS.

Flour-Strictly fancy per bbl - 7oas 90
do Fancy family g o0'a 90
DO Good medium g OOaG ~
do Three I0ao -
Lard-Tcs 10 1-2a1O "a; Pals 50 40
Bacon-Sugar-cured-11 s-Sa12
Hams-S Plain 14a14 1-2
Dry Salt Observation-Disclosures 9a1O.
Salt per barrel 81 75; Onions on ph) S6 90
Irish potatoes % PIX 81 80
New Potatoes soc a so per bushel
Corn meal per barrel 80 OOa3 10
Sugar per pound 1.2a1O
New Orleans Moasses per gallon 5oa63
Nails-Rates per keg 81 %
Arrow Ties per bundle $1 80
Bagging-NO 9 Jute per yard 10
Coffee-Fair 9 3-4; med 10 IL; choice 10;
fancy 13al5c
CandyEFIint - 1-2, Barber pole IL 3-4;
Fancy in bkts 13
Crackers-Soda Y 1-2. XX Z, xxx 7 IL;
Sugar1O: Ginger Snaps, stage rianks 10
lb 81 %, liz 81 20
Salmon-1 Id 81 So; 2 10 So %
Sardines-Imported SIG; American 80 90
Cheese-New York Factory II 1-2a15c
Snufi-Garrett's per case, q or bot. Sl2 80;
or tin 81 40
Matches per gross, No So, Mo- 3 80
Starch per case, per lb 3-4
Axle Grease-Diamond per case 81 70
Concentratcd:Lye. per case $3a3 80
Soap. per ID No Palm 3. Notified O IL
I Shot per sack, Dropped 81, Buck - -
| Powder per keg Sc %
Well Buckets per dozen 81 30
| Pals per dozen. hoop 81 10, . honp " ID
WashbOards-Zinc, per dozen 81 10 , 30
Brooms, per dozen 81 % to 3 90
| Selves per doz; II Il 10, VI 50i2 10; 1G II IS
81 10
FIasks-per ease, IL gross, DTS - 30; pints
81; half pints 81
Corks--In sacks of five gross, ass I'll bot per
| gross 20; ass'd jugs I0c per gross
Soda per Id; kegs IL, cases 6 IL
Raisins, per box $3 30
TObacco-lsright Navy 40 cents; Twist 35 to
%; Smoking, 30 to Go cts
Cigars, per hundred, S. to 50.