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Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23
Summer Resorts,
MONEY ISLAND HOUSE.

A Most Delightful Summer Resort.
The House has been thoroughly renovated and At
ted up and furnished in hrst-cass style. All that
could insure comfort to its guests has been done.
Pleasant and comfortable rooms, spacious and at
tractive Dining Room, Billiard Rooms, with two
Collender Billiard Tables, grounds greatly improved
Swings, Easy Chairs, Hammocks, Croquet and Lawn
Tennis Grounds, ETC., etc. New Bathing House, ETC.
Two new Docks have been built.
House Opens Early in June.
gB~ For Particulars Address as Above
ny21 3m
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WANTEn

a SITUATION by respectable girl to do genera
ence. Inquire at '' Neoe1 Aeieh
my23 Its AZ oA1 crr.zr,,,-
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argued that the government could get no man
except Rerdell himself to swear that it was
in the handwriting Of s. W. Dorsey. He
showed the jury various papers for the pur-
pose of comparison to sustain the theory that
the names alleged to have been written by
s. w. Dorsey were written by Rerdell. Mr..
Ingersou argued that it was absurd
that Dorsey should give such
entries in false names to Rerdell. Mr.. In
gersoll declared it was his opinion that Rer-
dellimade AFTERWARDS on the pencil meme
randa. He had manufactured It that he
might have something to swap with the gov
eminent for immunity. MIR. Ingerson con-
tinuing having referred to Boslsr, said the
government had looked through his books
and in fairness ought to have called him.
tDidn't you look into the books ?" he asked
of Mr.. Bliss. II did not" said Mr.. Bliss.
81 looked into a book-a settlement book
and saw entries where they had bought up
persons employed by the government"
"Why didn't you introduce it?'' asked Mr..
Ingersoll. ''It was not evidence in this case,
said Mr. Bliss Mr. Ingersoll had not con-
cluded when the court adjourned.
Bank Taxes-NationaI and state Banks
Exempt From Certain Levies.
WASHINGTON, May 22.-The Attorney Gen.
eral has rendered decision upon the bank
tax question in which he holds that no tax
can be collected upon capital and deposits Of
national banks since the LIST of January last
and of State banks since the LIST of December
last. The Attorney General says he is of
opinion that duties are not assessable and
collectable on the deposits and capital stock
of national banking associations for the
period between the date of the act of March
8, 1882, and January 1, 1888. nor on the de-
posits and capital of other banks and bank
ers for the period between the date of the
same act and December 1, 1882.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23
List of Unclaimed Letters.


Remaining in the New Haven postofdce, New Haven
county, State Of Connecticut, advertised Wednes-
day, May 2S 1888:
LADIES' LIST.
B-Eugenia NJ. Breck.
P-Mrs. Edward Pierson.
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WA NTEn

WANTED,
a BOOhKEEPER, who understands double
~ entry and Is good and rapid writer. Address
without delay ROX as7
my23 St. New Haven Postofscca
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23

- THE most eligible and desirable residence,
RiiH At Trumbuu street, corner of Lincoln house
&!G contains twelve rooms and eight open IRE
places. Lot 5Ox11O feet. Grounds well stocked with
Vines and Fruit Trees in good bearing condition.
House can be seen from to p. N. Information on
the premises or
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23

a SITUATION by respectable girl to do general
"A housswork in private family. Best Of city
reference. Inquire up back stairs at
my23 IT. FRANKLIN STREET
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HOUSES AND AOIBE
Building
situated as
nes hep purchaser A
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23

~- w IAN IEIBg
CIVILIZATIONS for two good girls either toeethe
~ OF separately, one cook or la 1ndress and tn
othep for second WORK or tske care of children An
ply at present place, f
my23 IT. 135 GROWN STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23
CITY BANK.

I'm Prospect street Whitney avenue, between
WhitneyvilIe end Sachem street Red Corne-
liam Seal, set in gold. The finder will be rewarded
by leaving It at the
unv22 2f CITY BANK.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23

suicide in Fifty-seventh street, was taken to
court to-day and held in 81 700 bail for his
good behavior. He was accompanied by the
Duke di Castellucoia, General L. P. Di Ces
nola and other friends and furnished bonds.
The count says he has no recollection Of the
occurrence. He will return to Italy as soon
as he is sufficiently recovered.
The Blue and the Gray-Yankee Cheers
Blend with Rebel Yells at Reunion
of Veterans.
NIAGARA FALLS, May 22.-The reunion
of the Fifth Virginia regiment with
the Twenty-eighth New York volun-
teers took place in the midst of a
drenchinR storm which lasted forty-e eight
hours. The Confederate veterans arrived
here last night. They have suffered from
the Indictment weather, only one man in the
party of 153 having worn an overcoat. Many
had on linen busters and straw hats. They
were greeted with a perfect ovation all along
the railroad at the towns through which they
passed. On their arrival here they were es-
corted to the International Hotel by the re-
ssption committee. This morning the town
was thronged with visitors from neighboring
places At IL o'clock in a drizzling rain the
procession formed at the hotel and marched
to the platform escorted by the Mia
CARA Falls band and Grand Army
post, the Fifth Virginia coming next, then
the Twenty eighth. The procession was
long one, numbering five hundred men. On
arriving at the pavilion the band played
1.-THE Red, White and Blue and Dixie, :"
the tunes being greeted with rebel yells and
Yankee cheers blended. An address OF vel
come was made by Captain Flagler, which
was responded to by Major Newton, who
then presented the old battle flag Of the
Twenty-eighth. captured at Cedar
Mountain. The scene was very
impressive Colonel e. F. Brown received
the flag. There was this afternoon ban
quet at the International Hotel The re-
union was a success Notwithstanding the
storm The officers and men of the Fifth
speak in high terms of the treatment they
have received. The visiting veterans will
start home at lao p. m. tomorrow via
Lockport, Rochester and the Northern Cen
trial.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23

FUR SAI1Ee
- AN Orchestral Grand Piano; will be sold
MTET 9chsap the owner having no use for it. In
good order. Inquire at
rny22 St THIS OFFICE.
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a SITUATION by respectable girl to do general
~ homework in private family Is good plain
cook and good washer and ironer. Satisfactory
erence from last place. Inquire at the fancy store
my22 IT. Cor. CHAPEL AND HIGH STREETS.
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WANTED.
WANTED.

w AN ITDe
a NURSE and seamstress; who is fond of chill
IA oren and can give good recommendation from
previous employers. apply at
my23 st 40 PEARL gTRFET
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HOME SECURITIES.
rs shares NaugatucS R. R. Co. stock.
25 shares New Haven Gas Co. stock.
20 shares New Haven Water Co. stocf.
Northampto R. R. per cent. bonds
New York New England r. R. 6 and per cent.
bonds.
Telephone stocks. Western guaranteed farm loans.
For sale by
McALIsTER l. WARREN,
my23 st Bankers and Brokers' 81 Orange street.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23

GENTLEMEN'S LIST
B-Matthew Brogan.
C-Wm. NJ. Ghristy.
&c. B. Comstock.
C-Benjamin Cotton (2).
D-Chas. F. Dean.
&C. Il. Graham.
H-Frederick Hintermaier.
N-Byron E. Norton.
Sc II. Straugh.
W-Thomas Wilbur.
W-Arthur D. Wolfe.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23

1&kIN1,
&SzH WHOLE HOUSE, No. 600 Chapel street, $St
t9 per month 1877 Henry street, LIST floor hot and
ID cold water, gas, furnace, etc., SIS per month
o. St. John street, first floor, rooms, $25 pen
month 20 Auburn street, LIST door and barn. 81 PEI
month XhaIley avenue, second floor and small
barn, So per month part of house Grand street
near Ferry street, with barn, SIG per mouth 19t
Clinton avenue, first floor, SO; second floor, So
| Four rents near Winchester Armory. Also houses
or sale in all parts of city and easy terms
A. N. HOLMES,
ant 50 Church Street, Room 8.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23

- ANIEIIa
fTS FURNISHED HOUSE from June 18th for
ia hye or six months, and possibly until May LIST.
-&.lA Must be centrally located, of good size and
some grounds around4t HIP HOADLEY
Real Estate Dealer, 2 Hoadley Building
Once open from s a. m. to $50 p. m. my23 81
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23
TALCOTT d. RUSSELL, Receiver
NOD OATN

49,. HOUSE No. 81 Hamilton street, near Chapel
Eliit Thirteen rooms well arranged for one or two
U parties; large lot, fine fruit ETC.; price $500
INQUIRE of DURHAM & WOOSTER,
MAG tt 81 Chapel Street.
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FRUITS, NUTS, VEGETABLES, POULTRY,
BUTTER AND EaQs,
o-pAY,s QUOTATIONS..

To-pAY's QUOTATIONS..
GREEN AppLEs-New, IS. 25@l5.00 per Dbl
CUIRANrs-Sto Skc.
pEAcHEs-None In market
CALIFORNIA PRARs-550G600 per box.
OIANaEs-Louisiana, 8 bU0a6 TO- barrels, 1000
TO HOE VHlcucia oranges. cases of I20, sl0@li.
LEMo Ns-pet box. Sicily, 4 5OGb.0S per box;
Malaga, i0os3.tO
DArEs-ln malls, l2@l5c.
Fes-Kegs. iSt, layers 81 TO 22c per pound.
(fRArEs-MnlagN, 6.00@6 50 half barrel.
BANANAs-2 SCOT 0O.
Entertainments, 30 per pound Brazil, i0dDil
hlNerts loo; Naples wslnuts, lbc. ID. chestnu,s
Imported, none on the market peanuts, Ten
aesee red s@l0c choice white, lake coooanuu
S.b0@9,UO.
SWEET rorAroks-,5t to 1 10 per bushol.
OSioNs-Red, per barrel. $780, yellow
$780, LAO per bushel.
foTAroEs-Pcr bushel, 81 80 and firm.
CABBAoH-S2. COPPER dozen or 10 per pound.
sAuER RRAur.-Bbls IS 90 hall bbls So rs;
large bbls, $3.50
UnI0KKNs-We quote at s. b013 90 per dozen.
turkeys, 50GoSi 90.
Eoss-22@25o por ooxen.
HuvrvR- Choice western, 20GoS0; cooking I5so
Is, country, IS
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LIVE STOCH

The stock raisers of California estimate the
aggregate value of their locks and herds at s5,-
C0O,O00. The number of horses and cattle is
placed at 225O00.
Charles Beat, h, president of the Wisconsin
Dairymen's association, is authority for the
statement that the cow had contributed $780,
0O0,o 900 to the wealth OF the nation within the
past year, ard that cattle raising had decreased
over 10 per cent in the past ten years.
The Drovers' Journal says: HAS England
gained anything by shutting her doors against
American live cattle? 1t is difficult to see where
in she has gained, for there is no less of disease
on TIE island now than formerly, In dollars and
cents American cattle-gr0wers have lost heavily
by the embargo, but IL the punishment our
country ut large has received on account of n
small section being infested with contagion shall
be the cause of means being taken TO eradicate
contagious diseases from this country, the price
paid for II may not beso large after all"
The Caldwell Kan Post Of January II says !.
Prominent stockmen of this vicinity are ear.
nestly discussing the advisabiity of calling a
meeting of stockmen in the near future for the
purpose of taking some action in regard to the
fencing pof the quarantine grounds adjacent
70 Caldwell and Hunneywell, We sincerely hope
the cattle men Will keep peace in the family by
dealing fairly with each other In this matter,
and that individuals will recognize and respect
the rights Of cattle men in this section as a
whole"
TODAY QUOTATIONS.
BEEF OAyTLE-Butchers stock, grass fed, 81,
corn fed, o,
BARREN c0ws.-Fat s>4SSH cents.
SHIpriNG-i@iA cents.
sreCK-Per head. s12,Gs20.
Mich Cows-With calves, e25@siO.
Hoas-Corn.fod, &c. gross; timber tat 5;
stock, 80SS
sHEEr-Mu,tou, sx@i cents; stock, per head
| Q2.00Gs2 80.
HoRsEs-Extra tne per Bpan, sSOO@sSoG fancy
harness, el50@S0G; livery harness, S76@sl76
farm, s50@sl25; ponies, Sl56DsS0.
MULRs..Extra heavy sl25ss2Oo; medium s5oe
! 500 small SS0@b0
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BUILDING MATERIAL.
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS.


BRICX--At the kilns to $40 kiln run.
5ToNE-At the Dallas quarries, Sc Per cubic
foot II for foundation; &c for wall and Is for
dressed front
LUMBER--Yellow pine, rough, 50 90 per 100
feet over "a feet In length; 90 o.. Matched and
dressed flooring and finishing, 50 rs; y ceiling
sSh A. ceiling o SO; yellow pine
common; white pine siding, first common, 50 S
ash and walnut flooring, slO0 per thousand
poplar. dressed both sides, SIS; rough walnut
el25 10 l5G. Common doors. 81 so TO So; SASH 81 rs
TO 90 as to size.
PosTs-Cedar, s12 80: Boise d'arc, SIS.
La Hs-S 5000 per thousand.
7. AsTER PARIs--Per barrel, a4(34 50.
HAIR-Per pound 7iSc.
sHINdLEs-Yellow. pine, So 30 to 4 rs: white
pine; u 90 TO IS co. Cypress, No. l. s5; No g.
"a so; No B. SO %.
rUrtlano, SC So
DRAIN PIPES inch, 1ec per foot; inch, 2co
inch. size; inch, 4Cc Inch, SOC.
CEMENT FLuEs--6 inch, 87hc; inch 40o 6 inch
ceiling Joint 81; Inch cap, zoe; inch eilinR
Joint 81 rs; inch cap do, 60c.
MIXED PAlNTs-Ready for use and ell colors
q 1901 IS per gal. All the tested and standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers.
WHITE LRAD--Strictly pure, 81 So
LiME--Cocpered, Austin, 81 per barrel; bulk
u o. Demson Ger lots 90c; per barrel 81 as
Dallas. in lots, 20c per bushe. 25c.
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HARDWARE,
To-DAY's @ QUOTATIONS.

To-DAY's QUOTATIONS.
Axes-Collins', per dozen, $50: Gold Dollar,
per dozen, 500; Diamond Edge, per dozen,
1000; Double BIZ, 2000.
shovels and Spades-Rowland's discount so
per cent; Ames' LIST steel goods discount 40 and
10 per cent.
Rubber beldng-Discount so per cent,
Nails-500 rate.
Horse shoes-625 per keg.
Horse nails--N0rthwestern, No, Z, $50; No. &
5.25 per box.
Iron-ic rate.
Steel--plow, &c; lay, &c; cast, lsc per pound.
Sheet iton-H B, &C., galvanized, discount 2
per cent.
sSillets and lids, Sc per pound; sugar kettles
Sc per pound.
Tacks--in boxes 100 papers, so per box.
Grub hoes-per dozen 200; railroad picks,
per dozen, 9.0C.
Mattocks-per dozen, 1l.OO.
Scalcs-Fairbanks, discount % pof cent.
Howe, discount % per cent.
Tin plate-I. G.. loNl4, per box, 500; I O.. lax
90 per box, 500. Ternc, lix20 per box, 7.6O;
Terne, 20x2S, per box, 1850.
Tinware-pieced discount so per cent. (;
tamped, discount 40 per cent
Solder-No l, 15c; No, Ia and Ia, lSc per
pound.
No. duck horse collsrs--i OOper dozen.
Hames-two loop, 400 per dozen, three loop
a25 Der dozen
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Gitu Ordinance.


IN COMPLIANCE WITH A REsoJ 1rTIoN
L adopted at regular meeting of HE civ
Council, held on the 10th day of January. lsS3
the klowing sections Of chapter 49, article Of
inc q y ordinances are hereby published, to-wit.
sections IL shall be and is he ehy made tho
dn,y Ut all owners of property along any side.
walk I, Keep toe same, together with the curbiny
nud ru,'rriir, IN good repair and free of nbstrnc
,inn> ct MI klndS, except such us are p,rni,,'J
nv otdinanr9 Any one falling - comul, win
I'M ton aitr tn'ee ~ : notice am ,i,y
cnsih.o', sha'l he deemtd guilty nf a 1,i,rr.
meanor nni up''. . uviiii Il III N no tu,d t.,
any snm nol l"ss 'han s,huorno thun 81 y, mnd
Section a-lf ,he uccupr / % nnl h,,,a,,r
shNll low ANY tra.h, NJ nr ii,h L, ren ,in l.
Tie ghrer or on III" sidewalk In tfrI II III
prem ,e' 70, loutcr tiac than Fix home, he
shal btd"n q gu' ~ of n mis- rmuou ana
npun conr'cuur ia a., Mayors u,,r, sh,l, m'
nneu III 9hy s'ihl notll.s ,hso 81 iut m ~, thnu
y. xvi X i'iyN not. ~ y
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LIQUORS
TODAY 8 QUOTATIONS..

TODAY QUOTATIONS.
ALCOHOLIC 80 per gai. as per high vince.
Naisxy-Rectifed VI 1904 80, AZ pe- prooi
orr mash one year old, 81 co two year, old
:? ooc.s2 rs throe years old, g. b0Crsa 75; fancy
'ytrs oldwh,sHv, S.orh as per age
wIsxs-,,srct ID case, tSee, per quality; Ca.
..wss, per ce, %sotl 90 Port 81 e0sts; sherry,
aer gsl 81 N0cs MadeiIa, per seN. 81 6A,sS; white
rine. ID gases "a 0w,10
CFAAtAesr--,u',s Mum q Co, s2s@2o Held.
. Ok. In basket s26ts2s; krng, 10 bsskot Sa6,D2S
Domestic champagne, 576lls
ALK-stock Ale. rer dor, "a o0S2 Is; Porter
per dos, g. Q0@)2 %,
BOTTLE BEER-sl Louis quarts, s1G pints $40 30
Budweiser. own STAG w "; pints, sl4 ", Er.
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BUGGns. SPRING WAGONS, ETU.

DALLAS supplies nearly all north Texas with
wagon wood work, and the sales in this line are
steady and continuous. Prices are as follows
THIS Is the great central depot for all kinds OF
wagons, buggies, carriages etc, from which
country dealers get their supplies, The follow.
Ing are ruling prices here:
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
snAPrs-si@9 poles, se1l5 per dor,
BUGGIEs-Grade b and spring, top, s904l00; do
open, S70@S0 do side springs, top, slOO@lS5; do
side bar, sl00Sl30 do phaetons sl25C1l50; A grade
side spring, SliC@20o: do pfaetons, sl50@2OO
sll0 @l2G thu" sprinp wscons soOaIls
sPoKEs-From 10 ~ inch, per set, xxx sci
ect, So: SX, 81 rs.
SAWED FKILoRs-1x TO OK, 81 rs per set
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sADDLERYAND LEATHER.

To-Dky's QUOTATIONS.
SoLs LEATHER OAK--No. l, S9040; No. q 81 a
80.
H.iu.ooK-Bes. bufislo slaughter, 50; good %,
best aatamoras 20 No. 2, 2Si good damage "a.
SO
HEMLooN-Prime. SIS; do good, So; do No. 8 500
FRENCH CAnFsKIN--Sl rs to %. according 70
quality.
PRIhADxLpHIA CALfsKIsINo. l, 81 10 to Is;
do No. 2 81 " to TO-
PHILADELPHIA KIrs--No. /. $50 to q % &C.
cording to weight
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lR,pH ,rEs,S.

INV ! ,hatirs t.,. p,iaiivv creamery iswers'
ip t,Nvi a co. y uud' Oi milk daily
AIa'gutttIo thy u thamu lsiaudS Is devoted
u pu-nrp'r ,u,tu mlllon ANA nail oi
irm hevv tea ,sni utvd nom sing q acre,
A h.o,,mt. AT u.vnna Mason county, III
ims un ,,v l,NEois uvcr, raised, ole day last
wen .ue i.r.s,t obtaining 1900 pounds o.
Nu q ,a.n, ~ hlfi ,n' fresh as trout He has
N, u,d rNr Gsh rom Trinidad, and the demand
l,m Kausas ,ily and the west Is rapidly increas.
ing.
IL isa fact hot generally known that Alaska
hos one vi tn, largest ,ivcrs IN the world The
u .ng It's l. wer cuur that one bank cannot DO
seen from the uth,r. ho distance across Its i've
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NERVOUS BEHiAii :

=, we Warrant ssy Coke, Of Dr. Il. 20 VASES
Nerve and Sraik rroatmeni to tp- al Il,
Srvons Disease either mai, a., s,mn,, W,
whatever natnre, such ny NeryuM H., a.
ache Mental Depression, lpss NJ Am, .
spernaMrho and Invonlnl.ty e,pI,,'uns,'
caused BY oysrwors Of the btsIL. @l'ish." ,
ETC., and viii give wri,len nn,,an,,,. "
each IS order, agrre,n. 10 nnni IN" a, ~, "
II the treatment does no, effect a rnn. ~ =
months. Price. ~ pei box; s,x hn... W ~
aent prepaid by mail oh seve,, Il ore w. w. 70
antees issued by y. FaCy IA ksnv ~"
sale aud Retail brusy,U Nso t,,ls.,,,
ders BY mail ct regular price W" VT
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WOOL AND HIDES.


= QUOTATIONS. TODAY,
Elmo spring per ID, % TO 25c; medium spriny
per ID, 20 to DC; Mexican improved per H., u
to 16c.: bury of all grades, 2 to &c. OF.
Hides-Dry flint sound and heavy u TO llc:
ditto light 10 TO l2c; dry salt heavy, lie; ditto
light l.2 to l0c; wet salt to 7l.2c; green,
butchers IL TO &c; oil damaged, wet or dry,
half price, Dcerskins, 20 70 22c; sheepskins, IS
and shearlngs. : to l5c.
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PROVISIONS,
TO.pAY,s QUOTATIONS.

TO-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
RAooN-Long clear sides, ustc; short clear
nSc; breakfast bacon l5hc.
Dry sALr-Long clear sides, lee; short clear,
100,
HANs-plain, 1S%c.
LABD-Tieroe, h@l2 lc half barrel l2I,e tO.lb
cans G,lc; N.lb cans l2hc l0.lb cans i2S@
l2Sc; bib cans 1875 @i2A; Glib cans, l2NSiSc,
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COOPEIsAaE.

THrRR ts steady demand here for cooperage
and cooperage stock Of all kinds, and orders
from the country arc frequent but not generally
very heavy.
To-DAy's QUOTATIONS..
Aolasses barrels u 10; half barrels, q 2S rera
7tc sugar esrrelA ID halfbarelA 81 hoop polei
per Loo ~
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QUEENSw ARE.

Assorted crates, so N Si5
ru.nblers, csc, 70 $500.
Stoneware, per 1000 gallons, 5000
LAmps-R. H. l7G0. H., &60;a re
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COAL AND WOOD.


T0-DAY 3 QUOTATIONS.
CoAl-lndian nation, $3.50 per ton.
CoKS-Soc per barrel.
WooD Oak, hickory and ash, A0l
per cord. Sawed stove wood Ia retailing Al In !,
rates Of N.@ to w per cord.
OHARC0AIs-tb cents rer barrel.
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GRAIN AND nREAnsruIFs.


There were very llgnt receipts OF grain by
wagon to-day, owing to the threatening weather
in tho morning. There We're lair receipts OF
corn by rail, and two cars OF oats cemo in, one
from Plano aud another from buncan. The
shipmenls in part were two cars OF oats to
Shreveport another to Toyah and two cars OF
corn to Abilene. The last three cars mentioned
were for the government forts. There are
several cars loading, which VIII go oil lo.mor-
row. The price of corn on the streets to.da
was very firm. and the tendency s,tor high r
figures, Oats are quiet, although all are tai IL
At full quotations that come III by wagon There
have been some good sales OF flour to-day, 10th
for city consumption and shipment abroad
Prices are steady at quotations.
ro-DAYs QUOTATIONS.
wup.r-Cho,c,. ,~ medium, 95c; low grade
90c Nicaragua 70 TO SIC.
kYE--FiIm ~ 90 10 $50
BARLEY-5s to tOc,
NILi,gI sEED-65, German mlllet, $1.25.
OATs-i5 to 4Sc for spring; TO 62c for fall,
choice rcd rust proof 55@6Oc; in sacks, cent?
additional.
Ooss~In shuck, 5Oc to. 5ac; shelled and sacked,
65c to 60C,
bRAN-We Quote az mills. l,uW' w s"t~ sh.ht,
l.25
sLouA- We quotc U,ty Mile as iopows $50
as. xxx. s2.6o; extra ", 8. magnolia, 80
Fancy, s.. t@ss,2S; chose, >2'N@ss u
xxx. s2.76; xxx, s2.60; Xxx. s2.2o,
Corn meat, yer pusnei, u "a
FxxD--Unopped corn, pGI iul lbs,. 90 crash
Oh corn and cob per 100 le, u y lrisne. cotr
aud barley. per 100 lhs., Sa.H oorn ef1r, NY "a
lbs, 75o. A.,
prMr,,, oaIei, ltrt 49,; n. snt ga; urigh,
lass ~ hoard. = 100 = iais. y tYt.
,.ygot, >nr--fr4H' 2.c, lv pph"l,
Ia,.. u, or,aa A,h1b& VSt a. o.ead'tnW
La, y,,I, seto : u. 80, ia, PREVIOUS ,natuI,
/. N'h,5 IL $40 SNh,, .,,s u ,i,uu 50 tolmld
ty'cC1,up u,u. So 1Nt.
lo'tsM ',,nm'e,2aL'y tor, N.hms''o hA M
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arrangements for all the monthly and wise u
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the drawings themselves, and thst the ss SOaM
conducted with honesty, feirness and I IN Y
faith toward all parties. We authoriga so%
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FEBRUARY DRAWING.

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Whole Tickets, So, HalP Tickets.tl
SI Tiehots, $50, 5ETickets 800
remit money OK bank draft in letter. or send
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orders TO r, N BOARDMAN, COurier-Journil
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the city Of Louisville, Oh
Wednesday,, Feb. %. 1889

These drawings occur on the last day 0,
each month Sundays excepted Repeat
ca anl9dication by, the Federal and SaR
the controversy of the law. To III,
company belongs the sole honor d
having inaugurated the only plan by which
their drawings are proven honest and fair he.
yond question
N b;-The Company mas now on hand a large
list OF priros 'ni the