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From Germany

KATZENBACHHoF, GERMANY, Aug. 2S, 1881
Hop Bitters Co.
Dear Sirs:-I have taken your most precious
essence Hop Bitter-and l can already, after
so short "A time, assure you that l feel much
better than have felt for months.
have had, during the course of four years
three times an Inflammation of the kidneys.
The last, I'm January, 1850, was the worst; and
l took a lot of medicine to cure the same, in
consequence of which my stomach got terri
bly, weakened. I suffered from enormous
pains, had to bear great tOrments when TAX
Ing nourishment, had sleepless nights. but
none of the medicine was of the least use IL
me. Now, In consequence OF taking Hop Bit
tiers, these pains and mcOnyenences have en-
tirely left me, L have n good nights rest, and
am sufficiently strengthened To work, while
always had to lay down during the day. and
this almost every hour, / shall think Ii my
duty to recommend the Bitters to all who sui
fer, for 1 am sure 1 cannot thank the Lord
enough that came across your preparation
and hope He will maintain you u long time
TO come Tor the welfare of suffering mankind.
Yours very truly,
PAULINE HAISSIFIl. CeDr. Roster.
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TAYLOR, April 6.-The municipal
election here passed off quietly. No
interest was taken in the election by
the candidates and a small vote was
polled. The result was: For mayor,
Daniel Woody; marshal, John T.
Olive; aldermen, s. Riley, NJ. Hoxie,
]. w. Womack, J. A. Symons, and HI.
Dickson By the ordinance of the
city the marshal works for money and
aldermen for love and
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Free | Cards and ClrOIlOS,

We viii send free by mail sample set Of
our large German, French and American
Chrome Cards, on tinted and gold grounds,
with price list of over 200 different designs,
on receipt Of a stamp for postage. We will
beautiful Chromos, on receipt of ten cents to
pay for packing and postage; also enclose a
confidential price list OF our large oil ehr0-
SON a CO.. 46 Summer Street. Boston. Mass.
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Frou, Porturnl and snain.

Gentleinen. - Though not Ill the nADlt oil
praising patent medicines which for the most
part are not oniy useless but injurious.
have constantly used Hop Bitters for the past
bleness OF constitution and IN all diseases
caused by poor OF bad ventilation, want of air
and exercise. Overwork and want of appetite,
with the most perfect success.
am the nrSt who introduced your Hop Bit
ters in Portugal aud Spain, where they are
new used very extensively.
Yours very truly,
BARON DEFoNrE BELLA.
Profession de chemie ct de Pharmacie, Co
imbra university, Coimbra. Portugal.
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From OuId Ireland.

Hop Bitters Co. DUBLIN, Nov. -, 1882.
Gentlemen You may be Interested to learn
that one of the most eminent Judges on the
Irish bench "a customer of mine) highly APP
proves of your Hop Bstters, having received
great benefit from their use.
4. T. HOLMES, Chemist.
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SPECIAL TELEGRAMS

SAN ANTONIO, April 5. A negro
child, two years of age, while playing
with bottle of patent hair oil day
before yesterday, drew the cork and
drank the oil, and last night, after
suffering twenty-four hours, died in
commissions. The hair oil is now be-
ing anyalyZed.
Several car loads of thoroughbreds
were sold to day, by E. Severance,
to Murphy and Blake, of Howard
county.
Jas. Burns, aged fifty-four years,
proprietor of Burns lime depot and
cement works, and railroad bridge
builder, was bitten on the leg twice
by rattlesnake last night III his
yard and died to-day. The death was
great blow to many, and is deeply
regretted.
The Evening Light Printing COM
pany has been changed to the San
Antonio Light, and Mr.. j. p. New
comb seems to be out of the new
company, for to-day in an inter-
view he stated that the change was
made without his knowledge or con-
sent, and the subscriptions, advertise
ments and material were literally
stolen from him when he owned a
half interest in the concern. Litiga-
ton will probably follow.
Stillwell Russell was found guilty
in the federal court yesterday. Mo
ton has been filed for new trial,
which, if overruled, the case will be
taken to the supreme court.
w. w. Fly and bride, and w. l..
Davidson and bride, are two newly
married couples from Gonzales, who,
with friends, are visiting this city.
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glory; hence the little interest taken
in the election.
John r. Hoxie and family, of Chi
cago, arrived at Taylor yesterday to
spend while with relatives, and at
his prairie home.
Our city has been overrun with
agents for beneficial insurance COM
panies, such as Legion of Honor,
Knights and Ladies of Honor,
Knights of Pythias, and various other
so-called beneficial organizations.
Some of the citizens are speaking of
getting the organized tramp commit
tee after these agents.
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NUEFFIEIlD, ENti., julio Z, M.
Sr;-IIaving suffered from extreme nervous
debility for four yours, and having tried all
kinds OF medicine and change of scene and
air without deriving any benefit whatever, |
was persuaded by a friend to try Hop Bitters,
and The effect, / am happy To say. was most
marvellous. Under these circumstances l
feel IL my duty to give this testimonial for the
benefit OF others, rs may say l am now en-
tirely well: therefore l can Justly and with
confidence give personal testimony to any one
wishing To call upon me.
Yours truly, HENRY HALL.
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LONDON, ENG, April Is, 1882.
find Hop Bitters u most wonderful medical
combination, healthful, blOOd-purifying. and
strengthening. can from analysis rs well as
from medical knowledge, highly recommend
them rs valuable family medicine.
BARBARA WALLACE GoTHARD, Supt.
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Oct. 30, 1882.


From Rev. j. e.. BONCE, Nj. A.
Dear Sirs 81 have lately finished my first
bottle of "Hop Bitters." After having for
many years suffered acutely from rheumatic
govt (inherited) feel So much better, and can
walk so much more freely, should like To con
tinue the use of IL. | write To ask how many
bottles you will let me have for 81, so that
may always have some In stock.
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GALVESTON, April 6.-The strike
of cotton screwmen continues with
out interruption, and those who are
authorized to speak for them are very
reticent and show no disposition to
divulge their purpose. 1t is believed
the white screwmen will not resume
work before next season unless the
colored men are dismissed. The
lighters started out this morning
with colored gangs, but the sea being
too rough on the bar they had to turn
back, and therefore the delay is not
attributable to the strike, but due to
the elements. 1t was rumored this
morning that prominent ship bro
ker had offered to contribute $4,000
toward sustaining the strikers.
Quiet and good order prevails, and
there is no sign of disturbance in any
quarter
Two days ago Sheriff Owen received
letter from Chester, Massachusetts,
containing writ for personal service
on Frederic A. Ii. Chase, sailor,
whose wife had brought suit for di-
vorce. The letter stated that Chase
had sailed on certain bark for Gal
veStOn.' After close search among
shippers, the abscoRding husband
was found on board the Florence
Scheppe, on the point of sailing for
Key West.
The MendelsSohn and Salamander
societies gave brilliant vocal and in
Strumental concert at fremont opera
house tonight, to crowded and en-
thuSiaStic audience. This temple of
Thespis is undergoing repairs. The
exterior is to be beautifully succeed.
If Gen. Diaz and party take a
steamer from this port, they will be
the recipients of a grand public re-
ception.
DALLAS, April 6.-The outgoing
train on the Gnlf, Colorado and Santa
Fe road was wrecked short distance
west of Cedar Hill. The train was
only slightly damaged, but.the Pacific
express company's messenger, Tim
Maloney, was so badly injured that
he has been placed under surgical care
at Cleburne.
C. G. Allen, land agent of the Gulf,
Colorado and Santa Fe railroad, is in
the city arranging for the sale of lots
at the new town of Midlothian,
which is to occur early in May.
News received here this evening
announces that U. p. Melton, a gene
raj merchant at Navasota, had failed.
Liabilities heavy; assets light. He
burned out two days ago with heavy
insurance. The insurance companies
have been garnisheed by creditors
from paying his policies.
County Assessor Scott has nearly
finished the assessment of state and
county taxes. He reports that the
increase on the rolls of the city and
county will be fully 100000 over
that of last year. That assess
ment amounts to 100000. The
present assessment will reach 3d.
100000. The increase in the city is
principally in the rise on real estate,
that in the country is mostly on fine
graded live stock.
Charles. A. Heard, late of Nc
Gregor, and John G. Lukes, late of
Waco, were to-day lodged in the Dali
las jail to await the arrival of Officer
John F. Rittenhouse, of Illinois, to
convey them to that state, where
Heardi is wanted for forgery and
LukeS for horse stealing.
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A Few Unsolicited Letters From
Thousands Received.

\
have tried experiments on myself and 9TH
.ers with Hop liltters, and can easily recon-
mend them as pleasant and eificaciOus medi-
cine. | have found them specially useful in
cases OF congestion Of the kidneys, rs well as
In bilious dei angements.
Rev. j. MILNER, NJ. A.,
Rector TO the Duke Of Edinburgh.
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LONDON, Eng, Sept. 1. 1882
am pleased to testify to the good effects OF
your "iIop Bitters." Have been suffering
long time with severe pain In the left side and
across the lolns, and, having tried IA number OF
so-called remedies without any benefit, am
glad TO acknowledge the great relief have
obtained from your medicine.
CHARLES WATSON.
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U. S. Consulate, Manchester, Eng, Nov. $, iSS

U. S. Consulate, Manchester, Eng, Nov. s, 1882.
Gentlemen :-Since writing you Of the great
ters," gave friend bottle, who had been
suffering much from dyspepsia and sluggish
liver, and the change was marvellous; he APP
peared another being altogether. He had
tried several other remedies without any ben
eft. | could name over dozen other miracu-
lOus cures.
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HENRY HALL.
NORWICH, ENG, June 20, 1881.


To the Hop Bitters Co.
Gentlemen = Having suffered for many
years from hiliOuSnCSS, accompanied with
sickness and dreadful headache (being great
IN fatigued with oyerwor< and long hours nj
buSiness), | lost MI energy, strength and ap-
petite. 1 was advised by "a friend in whom
tiers, and a few bottles have quite altered and
restored me to better health than ever.
have also recommended Ii to other friends,
and am pleased 10 add with the like result
Every claim you make for II l can fully en-.
dorse, and recommend IL as an Incompatible
tonic. Yours faithfully, 5. w. FIT.
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CHARLES WATSON.


COLGHEsIOR, ENG, Aug. 10. 1867.
Gentlemen: IL was troubled with very bad
form of Indigestion for long time, and tried
many things in vain until got some Hop
Bitters," and on taking was quite cured, and
remain so till this time. Ii Is now three
months ago since was bad. +. BELL.
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LnNnoN. Eng. Feb. l. Iss

Gentlemen For years | have been u SUI
ferer from kidney complaint, and from using
your Hop Bittcrs am entirely cured, and can
recommend them 10 all suffering from such
disease WILLIAM HARRIS.
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SAN ANTONIO, April 6.-The case
of Howard & Roberts VS.. Phillip
Palmer, of Bracket, suit for $4,000
damages, is on trial in the federal
court. A verdict for plaintiff for full
amount. A perjury case is also
against Palmer, growing out of this
case.
G. w. Tallman was find $50 for car
rying pistol and trying to facilitate
the work of a negro blacksmith, who
was shoeing his horse, by trying to
shoot him.
Ex-PoStmaster Manning, it is said,
is going to start a new Republican
paper, himself to be editor.
Chas. A. Dana, of the New York
Sun, and party arrived here last
night and laid over the depot all
night. They left for San Francisco
to-day.
A terrible storm of wind, hail and
rain struck us this morning at
o'clock. The hail did great damage,
it being the size of Walnuts. Win
dow-glass and crops suffered most.
Not much damage south of us, but
west and east the storm was pretty
severe
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HOUSTON, April 6.-The city coun-
Gil met to-day in called session, to dis
cuss the refusal of P. c. Walker, de-
faulting city tax collector and assessor,
to resign at their command. Articles
of impeachment were drawn up
against him and he was granted five
week days to prepare defense. His
trial comes up before them next Satur-
day. The opinion is that the dilatory
method of the council in first CLOSING
over his shortage and allowing his
bondsmen to make it good, will make
it hard matter to make an impeach-
ment stick; but the people are thor
oughly indignant, and although it is
said Walker will contest impeachment,
it will do him no good, as his ineflici-
ency, if nothing else, can be conclu-
sively proven.
The German ladies, with their fair
last night at Turner Hall, were very
successful, and were well patronized.
Some of the most prominent and at
tractive German young ladies of the
city managed the different stands and
booths, selling lemonade, sweetmeats,
substantial edibles and the like at
reasonable prices. The hall presented
quite a gay scene. The fair continues
tonight and tomorrow night.
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GALVESTON, April 5.-The white
screwmen are determined to adhere
to their resolution not to labor unless
the colored men are withdrawn and
at their meeting held last night a
resolution was adopted setting apart
5000 for the relief of its members
who may want assistance during the
prevalence of the strike. The white
Screwmen's association has about 300
members and a good treasury, while
the colOred Screwmen are
reasonably well provided with friends
besides having the support and assist
ance of the cotton exchange. Several
colored cotton screwmen arrived from
New Orleans, who are to be foremen
of gangs to be organized here. No
overt act has thus far been committed
by the striking screwmen.
Ephraim & Harris and Schmidtle,
the pawnbrokerS, were held in bond
on another charge of swindling to-
day, and failing to give bond were
sent to jail. Ephraim & Harris. how
ever, succeeded in executing $500
bond and were released, while Schmid-
tie is in jail.
Maj. n. T. Dalton, one eff the oldest
citizens and participant in the
battle of New Orleans, and Mr.. John
Heller, formerly publisher of the Gal
weston city directory. are very ill,
with little hope of their recovery.
Seventy-five ladies made applica-
ton to Mr.. Garriesen for positions in
the postoflice when he assumed the
office of postmaster on the LIST. A
large number of young men from the
north and elsewhere are in the city
looking for employment, and there is
none to be found. Everything is
very dull.
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EOR KENT-Grlsl mill with water power,
acres Of land which Is susceptible Of irrigation
with but very little expense; viii give from
three to Eve years lease BY Tom MuIIa1. land
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Cures Painful MENSTRUATIoN, withou
fail. Try 1t and be convinced.
Cures Excessive MONTHLY FLOW in ON
or two periods.
the most noted WOMB TONES.
Cures Irritation, Inflammation and Ulcera-
ton of the Womb.
Cures Whites or Leucorrhea and all UNI
healthy discharges.
Cures troubles of the Bladder and Ovaries
and Falling of the Womb.
Stimulates the Sexual Organs with vigor and
health.
Works Wonders I'm regulating the worst
forms of Female Complaints.
Strengthens the Muscular System, and is the
best Remedy for Weak Back.
Arouses into action the Nervous and Deblll-
ated with the rosebud OF health.
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ZINE STOCK Rancho FOR sALE-i2.Oo
II acres, all fenced; hne mesquite grass,
timber and running water; five dwellings and
necessary out-bUildings, with cultivated helds
situated IN Hays county, Is miles from Austin
price SO, 900, ON terms to suit. For full de-
Austin, Texas. ap6d9wtawSwit
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Houston and Texas Central Railway,

SECRErARy'S OFFICE,
Houston, March 81, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the regular an
nual meeting Of the Directors and OF the
Stockholders - the Houston and Texas Cen
trial Railway Company. will be held at the
company's ONCE In the city OF Houston, Harris
county. Texas, ON Monday, May I. isS1
A. :. RICHARDSON,
apitmaI Secretary.
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LIST OF LETTERS
Axes, Lawrence Miss Alderman, N

Advertised in the postOffice at Austin, Texas,
for the week ending Saturday, April Z, 1888.
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Pursuant to AN order OF the commissioners
court OF Coleman county, made 1t its Febru-
airy term. 1885. the four leagues Of school land
belonging 20 said county, will be offered for
sale ut public auction at the court house door
In the town OF Coleman. on Tuesday. May rs,
1855. Terms Of sale One-tenth cash; re
manning nine-tenths NJ the expiration OF fwen-
~ years, with interest at per cent per an
mum payable annually on the first Monday In
July These arc good grazing lands. situated
IN Coleman county; located In seven tracts
about as ioIl0Wa:
Survey No. 81. 1870 acres.
Survey No %, fi2S acres.
survey No. On, 1922 acres.
Survey No. %. 3f3t acres.
Survey No. ". 2l10 acres
Survey No. "a. lSc0 acres.
survey No. -, 40 acres.
Survey No. %. 26O8 acres.
a11x price - 70 per acre
nHject any and an bids Is re-
~, Q: READ 81
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MONEY NO LOAN In sums ST $500 TO SlO,-
wi 900, ON improved real estate In Travis,
Williamson. Caldwell. Bastrop and Burnett
counties, 10 years time.
ZIMPEl.MlAN & BERGEN,
Financial Agents, 100 East Pecan street.
m9.d&wt-tf
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| CURE FITS /!

WIN
When say cure do not mean merely to
Ztop them for time and have them return
again-I mean radical cure. 1 have made
the disease of FITS, EPILEPSY or FALL
ING SICKNESS "A lifelong study. / warrant
others have failed is no reason for not now
receiving a cure. Send at once for treatise
and a Free Bottle of my infallible remed1s.
Give Express and Postofiice. IL costs you
nothing for trial, and will cure you.
Address DIR. ii G.. ROOT 1888 Pearl St N Y
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ENOR SlALE-GlO ACRES - A line little stock
II rancho, - miles $. W. from Austin /;
a sTsEM S sRr nEsS ESS Es RSf HEt Ss
apGd2tw2t
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ENINE FARM AND Rancho FOR SALE
II 1850 acres, % miles 5. W. from AUSTIN 20
acre field; residence rooms; line stock wa
ter good range. ZtMPELAtlAN & BERGEN,
100 East Pecan street. ap6d2tw2t
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LNOR SALE - FARMS AND RANCHES 80
IL Write TO us for descriptions OF 10 fine
farms and ranches. ZIMPEi.AIlAN & BER-
GEN, Real Estate and Financial Agents, Aus
tin. Texas. ap6dltw2t
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THE COURTS.
Supreme Court.

Hon. A. II. Willie, chief justice; Hons. J. W
Stayton, G. 5. West, associates; c. 5. Morse
clerk.
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THE STATESMAN.
AUSTIN. TEXAS.
Siffings Investigation.
THIRD DAY,

THIRD DAY.
Mr.. s. A. Burke testified as follows:
q. What position do you hold!
A. am assistant sergeant-atarms In
the senate.
Q. DO you know the Brown building
A. Yes, sir.
q. DO yeu know Cunningham and e.
A. know Cunningham.
q. Do you know as fact, whether
MIR. Cunningham was here actively en-
gagged working for ratification OF the
leases!
A. All know is hearsay; never talked
with him on the subject.
Q. Do you know, in connection with
Cunningham, as a fact, what one or more
OF those rooms in the Brown BUILDING
was used for during the past months?
A. There was a poker room up there.
q. Who had control Of it?
A. don't know.
q. Do you know whether there was
any whisky or cigars in the room?
A. know there was whisky, cigars
and beer passed around when 1 was
there.
q. Who acted as host?
A. l don't know the gentlemau's
name. think he was represe tative.
He was acting as barkeeper.
Q. What sort of a looking man was he.
A. / could not describe him. know
him when see him.
Q. Did he take money for what he was
dealing out.
A No, sir.
q. How came you to be there?
A. went after one of the senators
while the senate was under call.
q. How did you happen to go there?
A l was told that 1t was q good place
to find the absent members.
Q. Was that the members room?
A. don't know.
Q. Did you find him? .
a. did, sir.
Q How many times were you up there!
A. | was never there but once.
Q. Whom did you see there that you
knewl
A. / don't recollect all of them. There
were six or eight there, but could not
state the names of more than two posi-
lively.
Q. Do you have any objection to stat
ing them?
A. Yes, unless forced to do SO.
q. What were they doing:
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Produce.


Corrected by ISHAM & DI6BY, Produce
Commission Merchants, 1905 Main street.
Apples-Selling at 81 S@3 90 per Dol. for COM
mon; S. ooG3 p for fair 10 good; Is Seas 10
for prime 70 choice; fancy 81 90.
Butter-Prime to choice ere tmery SS6 zoe;
choice dairy SGSOc: common TO fair do 3O9
20; good TO prime country roll 2iSSSc; COM
mon mixed stock l5@iSc.
Beeswax-ls quoted at S09S3c perm.
Buckwheat Flour-S2 S0GS % per IO0
Beans-Prime new navies 81 70g2 IS; do,
mediums y q az 70; marrow fat s. %; lima
beans 81 d6c per n.
CheeseSSaIes in jobbipg way OF prime
mild Ohio factory at ASi4k Q; New York 90
shen l4749loc; sweitzer l5Slsc; Limberger II
Cranberries-Choice Jerseys 81 2sa5 50 per
box S-;,S DO, Cape Cod 81 4os4 IS:
2s9S2c; unparsd do. lSai6c; raspberrfss sSa
SIC; ckberries i0c. New sun dried-Apples
quarters 71fSc; sliced S(d9c; peaches new halves
sAGTAc: do quarters 5Ea6Sc; do pared l5aiSc;
do blackberries eal0c; do raspberries SisSJc:
ritted cherries Ha.2sc. New eyaporated APP
Dressed Hogs -SasIfc perm.
EgsSStrictly fresh stock, good demand at
Feathers-Choice 6Oa65c In original pack
ages ia5c more In small lots. =
Foreign fruits-Fiorida oranges 81 00s5 90
per box; Messina do 8 75s3 70; Valencia do
% eosI 50 per csse; Jamsics do 50 OsS 50 per
Dbl hessina lemons e 75a3 . per boz.
HemlnySs sellfns in joboing way at s. 90
Boney-Choice white clover ssas5c: choice
9piop Is yellow 81 Is per Dbl; choice
yel ow 7osS0c per hu.
Skc per n 49,
PotatOes-Irish on track 75ssOc per bushei;