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A Plea for Louise.

PARIS, June 23.-lIenri Rochefort, at the
trial of Louise Michel, yesterday endeav.
ored to snow the falsity of the charge of
pillaee against the prisoner. He said that
when she was exiled she reduced herself
to poverty to assist her fellow exiles. The
prisoner spoke in her own defense. She
violently attacked the government and de-
clared the issue of pamphlets to the soldiers
melting them to burn their barracks and
murder their officers, was justified. She
declared thpt the soldiers at Sedan, would
have done well to have shot the officers to
save their honor
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WATERBuRG. Conn, June 25.-The police
have arrested Bill Davis, aged so, ana his
wife, aged II, believing them to be the
ringleaders in Il series of burglares and
other crimes of the worst sort that have
rendered this section terror to good citi'
zens. 1t is said the pair have worked in
unison and led astray many young girls
The recent heavy robbery OF the Bristol
postotiicc is placed to them.
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mo SANDY.
A Dead Bo<iy Pound

Bic SANDY, June 2S,-[Speoial lon yes.
tsrtiay, At Kings ferry, near Big Sandy,
the dead body Of an old man Of some sew.
enty summers, was discovered drifting
down the Sabine river. He had, from ali
appear ances, been dead for sons days. con.
seqnently the Jury OF inQuest was unable 10
arrive u any probable cause Of his death.
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III t',lAo AHairs,

Ell PAso, June S,-Ispeciall-Don Lonis
Torres, governor elect Of Sonora, arrived
mere aud In o conversation about General
Crook, stated that u the captive Indians
werc again put on the reservation and co.
capped again into Mexico that the country
would hold the American COVER ment res.
pons,ble for all depredatlons committed by
hem upon Mexican citizens.
Tho water works company, OF this city,
have peen mortnaged TO bank IN Atchi.
on, Kansas, for the um OF $4,000.
Last night and Thursday night We had
two lirht showers, the drst Of the season,
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NJ KlNNE Y.
n stters at u Crlsis-Tho Reunion Othor
Matters.

matters.
MCKINNEY. June 49, Especial. Last
night band of maskors called on Hoot
Bowen and Hosea johnson, parties sus.
pected OF being engaged In
tho rascalitics lately COM
mitted, ladies' have been insulted, and mat
tors are at q crisis which requires cure.
Our officers are busy with court matters,
and have evidence looking to the guilty
ones, but not sufficient TO convict.
The members Of the reunion committee
met to-day and adopted u programme.
Governor Throckmorton will deliver tho
address OF welcome, Governor John Ireland
will respond. and addresses will then b.
delivered In the following order by General
l.. M. Lewis, Ex-Governor John O. Brown
Ex. Governor II. Is. Hubbard, General W
Il. Bate, OF Tennessee; General Il. W. Russ
". q, Bower, Ex-Governor II. Il. Lubbock
General =. l., Ross, DIN Wellborn, John II
Reagan and General s, b. Maxey.
G. T. Morris was to-day admitted to bal
In the sum of 5000.
J, A. l.. Wolfe was elected as specia
Judge.
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vienna, La, June 23.-Dull, colored, who
entered the sleeping apartment of the
Misses Cooper, of this parish, two weeks
ago, supposed with criminal intention, was
found by body of his pursuers to-day and
shot to death.
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- - =
WHITES lSORO,
An Alleged Horse Thief Caught-An lex
citing Court Scene.

WmIrssRoRo, June %. - Especial -
Cleaver Cantrell, who is charged with steal.
ing a horse from II. NJ. Armatt, Of this
place. last winter, and who was captured II
short time ago In Arkansas. was brought to
this place yesterday evening by Deputy
Sheriff Hughes, and had his examining
trial to-day, before Esq, J. c. Maple, and
was placed under bond Of 81 900, in default
OF which no was committed TO Jail. During
the examination IL was reported that his
brother, who was present, was armed with
dirk. lle refused to DO searched, and n
difficulty followed, In which there was n
brilliant display Of six.shooters In the
crowded courtroom, He was finally hand.
cuff d and searched before the ill-feeling led
to bloodshed. No weapon was found in his
possession,
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WAsutSGroN June 23.-The president
appointed Colonel ID. Il. Parker postmaster
OF this city, vice Fullock, deceased. Parker
has been Tor long time the chief of inspec-
tors division of the post office department
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ALvARADO.

vusy Thrsshiug--Abundaut Crops Minor
Notes.
ALvARApo, June .s.-lspsclAl. l-ror the
psss Two or three days threading has been
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The case of the State VS.. W. J Hawk'ns
charged with the killing of Baxter NJ. Bell,
in March, 1880, was argued by counsel yes
terday. The case went to the jury ABOUT
1 p. IN. They were out one hour ana hVs
minutes and returned verdict OF mo-
guilty.
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INDICATIONS.
GRAZING, FARM LANDS
FOR SALE.

B,oels Of NOoco. 5000. 10000. 10000, down
10 no acre tracts in hsalihful. besun,ni % UNI
Try, well ws,ered, occasional groves OF uno ond
nerfect lille, located A. d. 1854 Zee these, the
Enons "Se,eys Colony" or premium Texa
Fmigrstoa and Land Compsny's' lands. as
shown ON Official maps OF the counties OF oa,,s
Th,cch s,or,on and Baylor. Also see map OF
tsllshGa county, 7. 4 N. o. II. y sections NOS
80 : and south half No. b and No. !. In lay
6r cosnty, at l2.b0 70 % per acre; one, 'hiId o.
more cash balance interest iien ho,e e, d.s,rahls
lands I'm North Texas, inspect said amos then
apply TO u. &. GRAHAM, Graham, young co.
- Daily stage leaves from weatherfor'' Oh
Teyss q Pacific Railroad.
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LONDON, June ?S.-ln the trial yesterday
al NyneehhaEas, Hungary OF the Jews &C.
cised OF having murdered a Christian girl
and used her blood to mix with
their passover bread, the only clear
evidence adduced tended strongly 70
establish an abb In favor Of Buxbsun,,
q Jewish butcher. Witnesses for the prose.
cution contradicted each other and also
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GALVESTON, June 2S.-Followins is the
weather report:
Mar Temp Min Tenn Rainfall
upou . Bed Of Roses .

RoeHKsrHn, N. Y. June ss.-TAs r..
mains Of Charles BAckus arrived this morn.
Ing and we're received by leading eipsens
aud old schoolmates. Many floral triru,es
were offered and u may truly Be said that
the great minstrel was laid 10 rest upsn .,
bed ofroses.
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Very lupOrtant.

PARIS, June 23.-lt is repo rted the pope's
protest to President Greyy regarding church
matters of France took the ioim of per-
sonal letter and is regarded as u warning of
the highest Importance.
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Angostura bitiers are the best remedy
for removing indigestion and all diseases
originating from the digestive organs. Be
ware of counterleits. Ask your grocer or
druggist for the genuine article, msnuiac'
tured by DR.. =. e. b, Siegert & Sons.
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Events at the State Capi'al-Warm
Weather and Little Work.
SYNOPSIS Of Decisions Of the State
Courts Yesterday.
A Very Singular Means Of Committing
Hari. Kari.
Two Arkansas Boys Take Their Last
Swim.
Crook and his Captlves-A Nut to
Crack.
Other Events Of Special Interest.

NEW YoRK, June q Especial l-Gov.
ernments dull and steady.
Railroads Glet and lower.
Fort Worth 4 Denver frsts, 70 Ia
Texas & Pacific, Rio Grande division
first, ~.
Missouri Kansas n Texas G's, 80 rs.
Houston & Texas Central, frsts, $ll IA
Galveston, Harrisburg 4 San Antonio
firsts, $l4i.2
Stocks dull and shady.
Denver & Rio Grande 20 "a,
Missouri, Kansas a. Texas, 80 10.
Missouri Pacific, iU2 81,
...T 1as 4 Pacific, 81 3-5.
Cotton dull and steady, Spots the same;
sales OF this day ~ 4Od; Galveston arrivals,
1876; futures points higher, ".
Coffee weak: Rio IL easy sales, "a,
100; futures 10 points lower.
Beeves, IA higher. Large export de-
mand.
Weeks imports, $40, BOG ,2i2,
Increased breadstuils export.
Earnings of the Denver & Rio Grsnde for
the second June week, $3.50, 800.
NEW York, June % Il Press l-Goyern'
ments strong. Railroads steady. States
inactive. Stocks less active than for LONG
time. Sales amounting to only 10000
shares, Fluctuations except in few
instances were confined within the range Of
l-s Tolls. Michigan Central fell oil and
| Western Union 1 Is, but closed at II
recovery o' 40 ~ To 70 ,ha Sac, !" th t",
many brokers and spectators left the
street for the country at an early hour,
As compared with yesterdays closing
the changes were unimportant except IN
| Michigan Central and Western Union
which sold down I'D each. In specialtie'
Richmond Il Allegheny declined per cent
To 7, and Richmond 4 Danvlle adv anced t,
81. Long Island was per cent, lower
at rs,
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DUBLIN, June ga report is current
that James Carey, the iniormer, has gone
TO north Ireland and that the governor
will eventually send him to Canada.
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still FightipR.

HAVANA, June ga steamer from 81
Thomas brings the following from po,,
au Prince, June Il; Severe fghtin,
~ Mfagosnns,i, . The rebel general
Vasimer' Is killed, but the government,
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Heavy Firing.

GuAyAQur, June 23.-Last night the fir
ing was very heavy, and for short period
about o'clock this morning, and 1t is
reported that many were killed.
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OMAHA, June ga tornado in the west
ern portion of Douglas county, this morn
ing, wrecked several frame buildings al d
did damage estimated at $4,000. No lives
Lost
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LITTLE Rock, June % Especial Two
boys, named Worthen md Young. were
drowned In Pigeon Roost creek, wear But.
,erville. Lone Oak county. Worthen tell
IN anu Young Jumped In to rescue him and
both were drowned,
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Ex Senntnr MIn,lnm

WINoNA, MINI, June 23.-Ex. Ex-senator
Window was to-day chosen chairman of
the Winona county delegation to the Re
publican state convention.
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II would seem that the commonst kind
OF common sense ought to prevent man
rom buying trash. simply because he can
ret dig pack for % cents. Sheridan $
Cavalry Condition Powders are strictly
pure, aud are worth barrel of such stuff.
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City VS.. Mccullough, committing null
sance; continued,
CITY VS.. Charles Freeman, carrying {
pistol; new trial granted.
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~ N Antonio.

4 Evn and Interesting budget.
eAs A.ron!os June g.--lspeclsl. THE
.Asrim Of Kendall county came In yestsrday,
Paul NsdsWosih, Who q charged With
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Nothing so simple and perfect for color.
ing as the Diamond Dyes. For carpe,
rags, better and cheaper than any other
dye.stulis.
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their own former statements. The audi
ence in open court, openly threaten
the witness fer the defense
with punishment, The public
prosecutor IN consequences OF the disorder
in court. declared he would propose the
most stringent measures for the preserva,
ton of order unless the president stopped
the distur dances. The Times correspond
ent believes the boy, Maritz scharfi, wit
ness tor prosecution, Is u maniac.
The jury found Louise Niche!
guilty. aud she was sentenced
to SIX years imprisonment and
ton years police supervision. OF the other
prisoners charged with rloting and phlagei
, pouget was sentenced TO one years impris
onmsnt and ten years police supervision,
and Maret to one years imprisonment
Two Others were acquitted.
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Guticura.
SALT RHEuM
Wonderful Cures of salt Rheum when Ply
sicians, Hospitals and All Other
Means had Failed
SALT IsIIElNi,

have been great sufferer with salt rheum
for many years, commencing in my head and
face, and extending over the greater part OF my
body. haze taken gallons of medicine for the
blood of different kinds and tried good physic
ians. all of which did me no good and came to
the conclusion that could not be cured, But Il
friend called my attention TO Cuticura Remedies
Got them and u ed them until my skin is per-
iectly smooth and consider myself entirely
cured, Yours truly, Is. WILSON LORD
AgAWAN MASS
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 2.-Jay Gould,
accompanied.by Edward Gould and friends,
Charles II -, William and Samuel II. Cramp,
left the city this afternoon on board
Gould's new yacht, Atlanta, for New York,
The yacht left Cramps ship yard at AIS,
ana was aluted along the river front by
tugs and other steam vessels.
She was formally handed over
t. Gould's possession completed in every
detail. She will remain at Delaware break
water all night and go to New York in the
morning where she will be exhibited to
Gould's friends few days and then be
taken to Iryiugton, Gould's sum mer seat.
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II you are chilled or wet through, do. e
OF Parker's Ginger Tonic will iniallib'y
save you from taking cold.
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-. 49,
SALT ltiIlGtl,

No system of remedies ever compounded so
thoroughly eradicate the diseases for whif
they ara intended as the Cuticura Remedies
Many remarkable cures have come TO my
knowledge, and feel safe in warrauting salts.
faction II directions are followed Medi iines
that infallibly cure salt rheum, as Cuiicura
Remedies do, will cure any kind of skin diseases
CHAS Ii MORSE, Druggist
Propri Tor Morse's DyspeIs Cure.
lIOTIIpTON MASS
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ut AN A g BATH for Rough, Chap
Black Heads, Pmples, Skin Blemishes and In
lantile Hnmors is Cuticnra Soap, an exquisite
SKIN Bsautifier and Toilet Bath and Nursery
S,native
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Price CuriCuRA, ~ cts. and 81 per box RE.
soLvENT, 81 per bottle. CuTIcURA SOAR. % cts.
CUrcuRA SHAVING SOAR, i5c. Sold everywhere
Potter Drug and Chemical Co., Boston.
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SALT RIIEUM.

had tried everything had heard of in.the
east and west for salt rheum. My case was con.
sidered very bad one My face, head, ami
some parts of my body were almost raw. Head
covered With scsbs and sores Suffering fearful
One very skilled physician said he would rather
not treat It, and some of think now | am only
cnred temporarily. | think not for | have not
Il particle of salt thcum about me, and my case
is considered wonderful Thanks TO Cut cura
Remedies. MRS s. E WlIIppLF
nrr
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Chicago Chips.

CHICAGO, June 23--The National exposi.
position OF railroad appliances, which has
been in progress here one month closed to.
night The attendance during the week has
been very great and 1t was the desire to
keep the exposition open two weeks
longer. but the building having
been leased for other purposes
this was prevented. The display
has been altogether the greatest event vet
att mpicd, and the management have been
accorded great praise. Coming to an end
u, this juncture this management will
sustain financial loss, which
with the same patronage two weeks longer
would have been avoided, The
magnitude OF the exhibits
noccssitated more or less
confusion. The first two weeks and this is
ascribed its partial failure from financial
standpoint.
Mr.. J, Il, Bensley, receiver for the broker
lard firm of McGeoch, Eyervham
n Co., declares the liabilities of the firm are
footing up enormously, and will exceed
s., 900 900. He could give no intimation OF
the sum the firm was likely to pay.
The daily News Matamoras special says:
One hundred and fifty reyolutionists at.
tackled Chiautta, Mexico, and car
red oil two officials. The
cavalry pursued and the revolutionists
hoing pressed, assassinated their prisoners.
The revolutionis,s were overtaken by the
cavalry, cut to pieces and thirty killed.
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WAsuiSGroN, June 23.-ln the criminal
court Williams, counsel for Brady. asked
Judge Wylie to dispose OF the original and
untried indictment in the star-route case.
Ker said that Bliss was in New York, and
Merrick sick, therefore he asked that
further time be allowed. The Judge
said he hardly thought the old indictment
would trouble Williams again. Wilson,
counsel for Kellogg, then asked to have the
same action by the court upon plea OF
irabatement submitted Monday last, but
upon Ker's statement that the government
was not yet prepared to proceed IN the
matter. Judge Wylie postponed the argu.
ment until Saturday next.
Brady gave bail in $4,000 under the new
indictment.
Second Assistant Postmaster Gene.
raj Elmer has annulled the
contract with John Il. Miner to
carry the mail upon the Nebrasca star.route
This action is based upon the tact that
the award OF the conirac, was made upon
a proposal received in May, while the ad-
vertisement was published in April, which
The department, after mature deliberation,
has decided contrary to statuary require.
ments. This point was not mentioned in
Senator Van Wyck's letter.
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SAN niiiiU IA

SNTI NIITIl VI,
Cuiicura Remedies are the greatest medicines
on earth. Had the worst case OF salt rheum in
the country. My mother had II twenty years,
and in fact died from It. | believe Cutcura
would have saved her life. My arms, breast and
head were covered for three years, which moth
ing relieved or cur until l used the Cuticura
Res0yent (hlOod purifier Internally, and CUT
externally, j. W. ADAMS.
NEWARK 0ufO
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Constitutional Question.

KEoEuK, June 23.-ArgumeDt in the
Arkansas bond cases which have required
a week in hearing by Justice Miller and
Judge Caldwell, closed to-day. During
the argument Justice Miller
stated that the court was satisfied the bonds
were constitutional aud valid the decisions
of the Arkansas supreme court to the con-
trary Notwithstanding. As to whether the
lien created by the acts extended beyond
the income and revenues OF the
companies TO whoH the bonds were
issued, aud wherever the bond
holders were entitled to avail themselves Ct
the remedies provided tor by the state
we're questions which they desired to hear
argued. The cases were admitted and
taken under adyisement,
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAMS.


g,,.,.... -. N, ,,, ..,t,-
""o 80 ine s'"''"'s 'eb"''"
on Lake Calumet, at Village Pullman,
this evening developed a surprise and
nr,di,y Il, ,o ,..,, -, ,,o,,,
~ r''" ''e
'eeiher' 'he Mcheespoft ohTsman'
htherlo unknown, Out VINO
displayed his mettle by winning place IN
she maj struggle YESTERDAY, but VINO
,aileu 10 Keep up with eliher nan
ihh' hosiner or hamm, OWING us IL
now claimed, 10 ms lheAPerleiloe
~ rowing III rough water To-Day IN What
mas oeeh Termed consolation race, WIN
stroke OF thirty'sx toa minute, AZ ohe'
nallmile bayou, klley ana 'uadaur were
aofeast' oo,h ieaulng ieenier anu Lee
length neemer theh drew up ana
passeu ElIiotl, VINO cropped gu. oI Tue
Ihoc' hee then lorgeu aneau anu turned n,ti
,no niue anu nan ouoy nfs.l III 70
pau aud 1 pais, WIN 1ee'ner n"es md
my uno l"1',V ~. ia 'no o,uel na, ilI,',
AZ ,td, niue ana = buoy Lee makes claim lam
ma b Ta,J honcs .oa ar MN ana from Ina'
on ms chahce ior ilrs' place was gone'
randa4r pushed ahead ana passei the
hlIu puoy III iour.eeh minutes anu
,nrse SECONDS leading Lee one
lat ,ehB'n' Mchhy, anu olose proximity
Nun leemer on ms quarter; rarss ana
ria,s.eu wen III the rear. Lee sioppeu
rowing soon aIler passing the secohu niue
pu9y. leehier ail ,his wh,,e was roWihB
u, a. my m urn anu p"sslns mvhy, puneu
| ior uanuaur WIN stroke OF ,hlrty-two 10
| lhe minute. Az the Two ana nan inile
| ouoy i,enier went 10 the 'front.' ana heid IL
10 lhe nnisn, Gauuaur coming III second
| wo SECONDS ia'er IN timei Win NC,
MY, hiley, isrks ana flalstea
ioll9wing IN me order named
| Mchay anu hiiey oeing wen up 10 the
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PHILADELPHIA, June 23,-The coroner be-
gan the investigation of Charles Agans
and DIR Hathaway He is alleged to have
buried the bodies of Legitimate children in
the cellar of his dwelling. The doctor was
brought from prison and was present dur
ing the examination. Anna Maria Emery.
the alleged wife of Hathaway, testified at
length in regard to the burning OF the bo-
dies and their burial in the cellar. The
sons OF both the doctor and woman also gave
similar testimony, Detectives Woalf an |
Miller were examined in regard to the dis
coveres in the house occupied by the doc.
tor. The jury rendered verdict that the
doctor was guilty OF abortion in numerous
cases. Hathaway was committed for trial
and his wife held as witness.
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MARKET RxPoRr.

San Francisco, July 11.-Wheat-
Dull, slow and inactive, with more Of
ferings but holders are slow to make
concessions. $l.55 is the top figure for
No. l. At the close it appeared in bet
ter tone, owing to improved market in
the East.
Barley-Steady and strong under light
receipts, with a fair demand.
Oats-New are very weak, with ten
dency TO lower figures.
Potatoes-Market steady.
Onions-Steadier.
Wool-The market shows more
strength, with an advance obtainable
for the better clips. No other changes.
Common grades unsnueht.
Hops-Per pound. 20 cents.
Barley-NO. feed, per GENITAL, 80
cents; No. brewing, $I.021S; No.
Chevalier, nominal.
Oa,s-OreR0n good to choice. per cen-
tai, none; California good to choice, per
GENITAL, $1.75.
Bran-Per ton, from the wharf, $15.
Salmon-Oregon, Lib. cans, per doz-
en-, I. o. b., $l.30.
Butter-Good to choice roll. per
pound, Ax cents; firkin, per pound,
Al cents.
Eggs-Per dozen, % cents.
Oni0ns-Per GENITAL, 60 cents.
Hidee-Dry, per pound, usual selec
tons, II Q, nts.