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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-07-22

For dyspepsia and liver complaint, you
have printed guarantee on every bottle Of
Shiloh's Vitalizer. 1t never fails to care,
Sold by W. II. Patterson & Co., druggists,
Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-07-22

The dog days have come. The farmer
needs standard medicine, one that is
specific for all the common Ills OF man and
beast.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-07-22

Wholesale and Retail Orders
promptly and satisfactorily filed In every
department, at e Bauman's, 7O8 Elm
tTeet, Dallas Texas
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No longer question Of opinion, we guar.
antee every box VI Acker's Dyspepsia Tab
let's. Price % and 50 cents. Sold BY w. ii
Patterson a 90
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That hacking cough can be so quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee II,
Bold by w. II. Patterson & Co, druggists,
Dallas. Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-07-22
1T IMPROVES THE 0uALIIY 0F

the Hood and enrichesit. and 10 thoro-
toro nno tnrigoruHt aud correctirO
In cases OF all chronic nldiadies which
nro associated with an IAfP0vERIsuED
BrArE OF THE BLOOD. These all Yield
totho regulating and nourishing prop
ortles OF Its great food tonic oloments-
ltcomponsatos for the loss Of vitality,
Induced by Consumption, CdtdrTh or
Bronehidi and Throat affections. ne
scW rtmedu Feminine Debility and
roimbur so tho Female physique for
those losses Of ritdiity accompany
Ing complaints peculiar 10 the sols-
Mothers nursing their own children-
and delicate tpODicn who expect To
become mothers and bring up riOOr--
Gus children should by all means uso
II. ~ ,gU restore sufferers irons
Mental or Nervous I'roSfratlOn ariH--
ing from Ouer- rork, L.rcesses or
IlrOfrdoted Disease. ~ Wiii euro
Drunkenness aud tho Opium HdJie
for "a tho appetite grows healthier
and digestion more vigorous through
tho use OF this Tonic, tho unnatural
craving dies away until totally OK
tlnot. HtshiDhly beneficial IN Liver
Complaints, Malaridi Ferer. and
ALI Mdidrial Disedsei and for tho
dobllltAting effects OF Fever Of dnU
Kind it has no cgiidi. IL repairs
,rdsfe, i,rprores Digestion and sp-
petite, and AFFORDS tho DBspcptio IN
valid an easily assinudbIe article
of IO0dy and Ia no pleasant 10 tho tasto
that the most sensitive palate Will not
reject ~,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-07-22

Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy-a positive cur
for catarrh, diptheria and cariker mouth
Sold by W. II. Patterson & Co., drug
gists, Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-07-22

Ladies should remember, q beautiful
complexion results from using Acker'e
Blood Elixir. Sold by W. Fl. Patterson &
w. ~ VI.
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II you want nrst-clasy iresn candy, &C low
prices, go TO Keache's, 7l2 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-07-22

An old nurse says: Acker's English
Remedy Is best for coughs, Group. diptheria
or bronchitis. Sold by W. IL. Patterson 4
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SOCIETY PERSONAL.
LacOnlc Links of the Week Just
Past,

MOI OaIy in the "Quecr," b,t smaller
Cilos.
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A thorough course of Acker's Blood Elixir
will remove all faint from the blood. II
cures scrofula, ulcers, boils aud pimples.
Sold by W. II. Patterson 4 Co.
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Small Bits for The iiaagry Raider.
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Eoteries.

This is the only Lottery overy voted ON and
endorsed by hepeople Of any State.
Louisiana State Lottery %
Incorporated In 1893 for % years by the Lesis.
Iure Tor educational and Charitable purpossr--
With capital OF 81, 900 O00--to which a reserve
iund OF over to500O0 has since been added,
~ an overwhelming popular vote Ia frau-
ohise was made part OF the present state non.
su!uuon adopted December I'd, A. d., 1870
splendid opportunity 10 win fortuna
ltA drand single Number Drawings will take
place monthly, ~ never scales or postponed
Look al the following Dlhirlhntinn.
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100000 Tickets al Five Dollars Each. Fractions
In Fiiths In Proportion.
1867 Prizes. amounting to ....,.......

We do hereby certify that we supervise tho
arrangements for all the monthly and nemi.an-
Company, and In person manage and control
me drawings themselves and that the same ara
conducted with honesty, fairness and in rood
faith toward all parties. We authorize lie
Of our signatures attached, In ita adyortise-
ments.
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anctfou Sales.
PUBLIC SALE
TOWN LOTS.
IN THE TOWN OF
Al VAR ADO
On Thursday, Aug. 2, 1883
A hn ,c ..'. Is located IN Johnscn county. M
me Junction 81 the GULF, co ORA DO a
SstANrA fE RAILWAY and the Missniis,J y
NlFiS HALLWAY on a high rolling nrai,ia &,
S S1 OF me most populons portions OF The stata.
,an 'c'w VIZ anas producing large crons OF cot.
VII ih wheat oats and other sm al or I'm
A. commercial point AlyaradO ulJers an In.
JUDGEMENTS 70 parties dcduug 10 ensave a., h,,si
.a, ~, e,'nuvu'hg local trade for radins ~
he stats WIN ine pest Sgrcrltural potion Of
Mn independent lines OF railroads Il ali NO NJ
y IrAas and the great markets OF thseo,,ntrv
from the preSentcrop prospects, for this vsar
he esunated receipts AZ this point will ne Ia ~
paSs q COTTON, 10000 bushels OF corn "a nm
nusnei OF oats, " 900 bush II OF wheat WIN
h nu, prospeot ior business. the town Is now
ooNining; has four brick bulldogs under eons
struet on, incudinE an operas horse ant s s-
more under contract ~" Aour
MILL SITES Within half a mile Of the town
ro,,c, ",e u,unetoss 7ultane Locations for -four
,0, ie @lon-soed oil and other mills and iae
s e,t rms section will furnish The snnnliea
10y iafse mus and factories, With annie rsates
Tei acc VS nhSl,'uinS sonS on the ground, aud
material 70! superior brick. u'
naas AL Located on high rolling land with
v,i svu Ialhage cool, delightful br ,exos am
snS n.s e,own, making y oneof the heaihIest
mue OF the town ara the Alyarndn Iron anS
Alum springs These waters are producln.
Won1erinl cures, aud at no dist nj dny IL las
ers sre ~ pS popular health resort The own
~, ~ aIv SoutemplatlnR the erection OF a dno 10.
el which VIII contribute largely Ia ihe ra,S,I
uade OF Alyarado Those waters ara saiS y,
cure sore eyes skin diseases liver and kldna~
tns aS ~, anu dyspepsia, and TO DO reuyens
,REuNloN-Those gallant soldiers, suryIvor.
v, me celebrated PARSONS brigade hold their no.
un,1n az Ayarado August aud 2 Grand prem
men, Az, ~, Ny nglug made for their enlettlin.
ment ny me ciuzrns OF Alvarado and vie nlty
~ DECENTRALIZATION Alvarado 10 Fort Wos,S
N miles; Dallas, 10. WaxahaohIe Q7 Wa"n nn.
Mee loa ~, ~ pscSsgor junction 81 Temple
bunu 70, nv hfenham, 2Oi Rosenberg Junction
Zol Houn on S0l Galveston, asa '"NNS'h'
TERMS OF SALE-AmOunts under sio0 nash
amounts exceeding 100 and under ooi ona.hait
40 o T" .tbSd IN Ca one year amounts xce,dng
years Interest on deferred navmcr,. a. ~.
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n Heslth. HappIness and Lie

Prepared o iy by 8. D. smi a Bro. Coyins.
on. Ky, For sale By all drus gists
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-13
7-7-77-
A MnI Sieer,a SIaInnnIe.

An unruly steer, gu route to the
slaughter house, created great deal Of
excitement in the vicinity of Third and
King streets Monday morning, by its mad
msnoeuvres. The bovine objected to
being driven, and all attempts to keep
it in the course desired were futile,
for five honrs. At Fourth aud ,mbsrd
letter box provoked the animals ire
and it charged fleroely upon the object
Its reception in that direction WAS not
very cordial, and the beast divided it's
attention between terrifying timid
women aud chasing inqusitive boys. BY
way of a change, tae steer tried to crawl
under freight car at the p, W x B..
R.R. freight depot, but the attempt was a
faiiure;the animal got fast and it was some
time before it was extricated A rope was
eventually thrown over its horns and
with another around a hind leg, the
animal was conquered and driven peace
fully and COW like TO the butcher shop.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-13
Free Fight In IA Rancho.

Associated Press Dispatch bysspecisl Wires
DENVER, Col, Sept. 12,-Detsil- Of 3
bloody ARRAY on Sunday at MeLain
rancho, in Hlbert county, in which eight
cowboys took part, have just reached
here. Two of them, named Rossiter and
Mcksever, fought in room, tearing at
each other like tigers, while companions
tourished revolvers and howied in
encouragement. While the oreie was at
its hight the oil lamp was knocked over,
and in darkness the melee became gem
eral. The door was locked, and nothing
could he heard but curses and fusilade
of pistols. When the ARRAY was over
Rossiter was found dead, two named
Jones were weitering in their blood, and
three others were more or less wounded
one at least fatally. Rollins and Me-
k4evsr the only ones not injured, flei,
AID have not Jet been aplrehended.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-13
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NEW C.iSTLE.

Special Correspondence Ui State JournaI.
NEW CASTLE, Sept. Cit is rumored
here tn At Chief Engineer Fisher of the
National Dredging Company, will rseign
bis place because of nnplesssntness with
another official.
The Trustees of the Commons have in-
strncted the Fire Committee to sell New
Castles fire engine. 1t is thought the
COMMITTEES will purchase the Whining ton
Water Witch Fire Company's engine.
Some of the citizens are of the opinion
that steam fire engine is unnecessary
from the fact that the water power here
is 40 great.
Following are the prisoners in Jail here
awaiting trial at the term of court be.
ginning on September 18th Henry
Trnsty, Joseph j. Cook and George
Bower, for burglary at a canning house;
benjamin Morris, for house breaking,
larceny and assault; James Gordon, for
attempt at house breaking; U. Milbourne'
A. Wootenbury, William Bsyley and
Michael Dougherty, for assault and bat
tery with intent to kill, William H.
Fsrra for violent assault and battery;
William McGuide, Lewis Pyle, William
McGrand, Jacob johnson, John Augustus
James, Mary S. Raymond, William
Moice, William Brown, James Mullen,
jaime Wilson, Lewis Adams, Will
liam Adams, Theodore Gibbs,
William Morris, Ella Morris and James
Mateer, on larceny; William Dennison
on robbery ; William Carroll Tor carrying
concealed deadly weapons; Harry Fer.
rington and Richard Spittal for homicide.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-13
The yoIksfest Parade.

Everything indicates that Mondays
parade of the trades in the Volksfest
procession will be one OF the finest
representations of Wilmiugton's in
dustries ever shown in this city. The
following route of parade has been
decided upon French to Front, to Market,
to Eleventh, to King, to Ninth, to French,
to Fourth, to Orange, to Eighth, to
West, to Delaware avenue, to Pennsyl-
vania avenue, to the park. The pro-
cession will enter the park, through q
wide gateway and will be solidly massed
in front OF the judges stand. The
German Saugerbund will open the
ceremonies with singing and Senator
Bayard will tollow-in an address. Presi.
dent Freye will then declare the fest
opened, and the parade will disperse.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-13
THE MATER COMMISSION.


Water Commissioner Lewis Paynter,
ex-Chiet Engineer of the Water Der art
uiaui II -. McTutire aud Charles j. Kyle,
law atudent in City Solicitor Turner's
office. made formal demand upon Chief
Engineer Coyle for possession OF the cities
Of Chief Engineer Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Kyle read formal demad for pos
session of the office in behalf OF the Water
Commission, and Mr. MoIutirs made a
demand, as Chief Engineer of the Water
Department, for possession.
In response Mr.. Coyle stated that he
did not recognize any Water Commission,
and being under bonds to perform the
duties of Chief Engineer of the depart
ment, he did not propose vacating the
position until released by the Mayor and
City Council. The visitors after listen
ing to the reply departed.
The formal demand of Tuesday is but
step or point in the action which the
Water Commission intend taking before
the Superior Court, for the possession of
the Office and Water Department, to
which it is entitled by an act of the leg.
islsture.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-13

Fifty-niue carloads of peaches were
shipped over the Delaware railroad
yesterday. cnnsiRned as follows
Total shipments to date.
JOHN Roach .4G4fN.
lie COrrects Some MisaPprch ensfor
Regarding His Previous Test

lie COrrects Some NIisapprch ensfons
Regarding His Previous Testi-
mOny.
ASSOCIATED Press Dlspatcn.by Special Wires,
New YoRE, Sept. 11.--.Tohn Roach con-
tipued his testimony to-day before tie
Senate sub Committee or Labor and Edu-
cation. He asked leave TO correct some
inisapprehensions, which he said seemed
TO exist III the miudd OF the public re-
gardipg his previous testimony. lie
denied that he testified that
ships should bs built SIS
oheaply in this country as in Rnglsud.
He stated that the materials were az chesp
here as in England, hut the cost of labor
was greater, which increased the cost OF
building. This was because lsbor was
better educated and more intelligent here
than in England and could demand
and obtain better wages. He also stated
that it was not the ffrst cost of the shin
that made IL impossible 10 compete with
Great Britain in this industry, but tire
increased cost of capital.
The witness believed in the protection
of labor in order to develop properly tha
resources OF the country. without protec-
tion, he declared thsr no person would have
an opportunity OF developing his genius
unless those industries existed in which
his talents could he exercised. He claimed
that without protection no industries,
except farming and mining, could be-
carried on,
In the case of these commodities
namely, cotton aud WOODEN goods and
iron, the value of the YEARLY importa-
tons for the last 10 wears was
81, Tvs, 100000. THIS state OF IL cts Ny.
Roach considered dangerous sign, as
IL existed under the present tariff laws.
Something was wrong. II was infamous
that this large amount Of money should
be paid every year to ioreisuors aud
shame that, while America could feed
her population she could not clothe them.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-13
NO FROST.
The Present Cold snap Spares Most
of the Peninsula.

OF the Peninsula.
In answer to teleeraphic Inquiries
from this office the JOURNAL has re-
oeived the following special dispatches
from various correspondents practically
covering the whole Peninsula.
NO FROST IN EASTERN SUSSEX
GEORGETOWN, Sept II -Th,rs b az been
no frost nsre. Ii - Raining now.
DORCHESTER ALL RIGHT.
CAMBRIDGE, Mp, $ pit IL Inquiry
am ng farmers eiicits tho fact tina. we
have had no frost in this county this
season, or Mt least nora to damage.
LOWER CENTRAL SUSSEX SAFE
DEhMAR. sept Il--rle weather WAS
very cold here lAet might, hut there Wi 8
no perceptble frost. and crops ate as vet
mil iurei from that source. A Dorth.
east storm is prevailing,
TOMATOES DAMAGED.
kLKToN ND S-pt. IL The frost has
probably injured tomatoes slightly III
this region, aud the work OF local
canneriss may be somewhat shortened in
c,nst quenoe. The injury to the corn, #
any, il very slight.
IN KENT.
Dover, Sept. ll.-Thers was no .froft
hers this morning, and there has been
none TO do harm this season.
NO DAMAGE AT SMYRNA.
SMYRNA, Sept. live have had
slight frost, but no damage has been
done.
IN QUEEN ANNE's.
CENTREvILLE, Nh, Sept. 11.-several
slight frosts have fallen here, but have
proved of little damage to fruits and
cereals.
IN THIS COUNTY.
MlnpLETowN, Sept. 1.-THE frost did
no serious damage in this neighborhood.
The large crops OF tomatoes raised for the
cannerias suffer most.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-13
wILMING ToN snfP HUILDERs.
How the Vessels RuiIt in This CITY
Weather the Storms

ont of over 400 vessels of various
kinds built by the three leading com.
panies in this city but nine have been
overtaken by misfortune. The Harlan &
Hollingsworth Company has constructed
in all 205 vessels. Of these but
six have been lost, as follows
Ashland, lot during the war Cham.
pion, lost at sea Salvador, burned and
wrecked j. R. Spaulding and Josephine,
loat at sea in cyclones Iron Age, burned
st South American port.
Since the establishment of the jackson
Il Sharp Company in 1870, 81 ves
sells have been launched from its
yards. Not single vessel built by the
company has either been lost or destroyed
at sea. The first vessel built by the
company j. still in service and her CAP.
tain stated to this president of tue com
pany,' recently, That he would not sell her
for what she coat originally. Seven YES
sells have been launched at the com
pauy's yards during the present year.
The Pusey Il Jones Company has
launched over 100 vessels since the estsb
li8hment OF its shipyards, and ont of this
Number only three have been lost. One
Of these, sea-goiug craft, ran ashore aud
went TO pieces, aud the other two, river
steamers, were venturesome, went to sea.
and never returned. The vessels shown
to have been lost, are said by ship builders
TO be an unusually sp,sll per centsge.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-13
MIDDLETOWN,

special Correspondence of State journal.
MlDDLETOwN, Sept. 10..-'0ne more
week and the fair begius," ia the ex
clamstion of intending exhibitors, hotel,
aid clearinghouse keepers. The greater
part of this week will be required to put
things in shape on the grounds. 1t all
do and exhibit what they now say, there
will be a fair exhibition this fall. The
secretary will be greatly obliged to
exhibitors If they will cali on him this
week and make known their exhibits,
aud receive tags and tickets for the same.
This will avoid much trouble on Monday
next. ]. W. Hayes is to do the hauling
of exhibits from the station, and Colonel
Hates is to feed the people.
One merchant in Middletown has offered
to give sum of money if the other
dealers and town commissioners will APP
propriate the remainder to have our
streets sprinkled during the fair.
Last Monday morning petition was
put in circulation hero by the clerks ask
ing their respective employers to close
their places of business at Z o'clock in
evening except Saturday and then at 10
o'clock, from the Let of November to the
1st of April. This request was well re-
ceived ana WAS signed by all except one
dealer in Aiddletown by Tuesday evening.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-13

A tabulsted statement Of the receipts
and expenses and the average cost of col
lecting 81 of revenue in all of tue customs
districts of the United States for the
fisoal year ending June Both, 1888, has
been prepared at the Treasury Depart
ment. From this statement it appears
that $216, 7SG, 1863 were collected at cost
of 81, 422, 127. In 80 of the 100 districts
the cost of collecting 81 was more than a
dollar, and in 80 of them it was less than
10 cents. The receipts of Wilmington
we're $50, O99, and the cost of collecting
40 92S.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-13
DEATH OF CHARLES 4. MURPHY.
A WelI-known WfImfngtOnfan-
Noted stock Rafser-Sk etch OF His

A well-known wiImingtonian-
Noted stock Rafser-Sketch of His
Life.
Charles A. Murphy formerly II resident
OF this city, latterly residing in Balti-
more, died at Appleton, Cecil county,
Md, Monday, OF general debility. The
deceased was a native of this city, and
with his father carried on butchering for
upward of 20 years. Afterwsrd associat-
ing himself with Patrick Monaghan he
continued in the business about rs years.
The firm were the loading butchers In
the CITY for several years, and killed large
numbers of sheep. During the war Mr..
Murphy removed to Washington, d. G.,
and with Thomas Woodward, also
resident of Wilmington who afterward
committed suicide, engaged ID the livery
business. He bought Woodward out ard
made great deal of money. Closing out
his business few years ago Nj Murphy
purchased q farm ~ Appleton, Cecil
county, Maryland, short distance b low
Newark, and arranged II for stJok ais
ing. The place as splendidly appoiu,td
for the business, aud exoelientlv $50, ked
During his several years residence here,
Mr.. Murphy who was genuine enthu
siast over fine horsea raised number of
fast ufotters.
An incident is related by one of his
former acquaintance which in connection
with his stock farm will prove of interest:
Rarey, tie horse trainer, after winning
considerable celebrity by tanning the
vicious stallion, Cruiser, and driving him
without bride through the streets of
London came to this country and gave
instruction in his calling. Mr.. Murphy
was the owner of an anageable,
vicious horse, aud to test Rarey sent the
animal to him in Philadelphia. In week
the animal waa returned to Its owner pro.
fessedly conquered. It's vicious habits,
however soon cropped out again and
the horse was as unmanaseable as
at first.Mr Murphy in speaking o. Rsrey,
soon after, told friend If he could put
the tanner and the horse in field
together there would soon be one less
horse tanner in the country. Rarey, hear
ing of this invited Mr.. Murphy to come
to him in Philadelphia aud bring the
the horse. The invitation was accepted
and in short time the animal was
conquered and became perfectly doeile
and tractible. Before large audience
where the horse tanner was giving an ex-
hibition the animal was put through its
PAGES as directed by the tanner. Mr..
Murphy WAS present and made a brief
address to the audience. pronouncng the
mastery of the vicious brute alike, com.
plete and wonderful.
Latterly in life the deceased has been
unfor lunate in business affairs and his
fine farm passed into the possession 0;
Patrick Monaghan. He has for some
time been engaged in the stock oommis
sion business and located at Baltimore.
Mr., Murphy was about 20 years of age
and leaves wife and four children. He
was liberal contributor to the Catholic
church and donated considerable sum
to the old church at Newark, in the place
of which new edifce ia building. The
remains were be inferred at the old
Catholic cemetery Tuesday afternoon
from the residence of Patrick Monaghan,
No. 502 Orange street.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-13

associated fress Dispatch by special Wtres.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l2.--F lonr, firm,quiet;
supertne 81 25a3.B2 extra. s3.75a4. 25 Penn.
sylvania family, S5a5.25: Ohio and Indiana
S5.50a6 10; Minnesota extra clear, S5.50a6.; do.
straight, Sia6.50.
Rye -four, S3.50a3.75.
Wheat. firm; No. Western red ell3;
Nos do. Sl,OS15; No. l Pennsylvania, red,
sl.lG.
Corn farley active easier; sail yellow, 65a68c.
sail mixed, 6ia61G.: No. Mixed 62a63c.
Oats, quiet and easier; No. white 361SS7c.
No. white, S51aa36c. No do, Sia3i14c.; No.
mixed, 33c,
Glover, dull, 9al0c.
Timothy, firm sl.B0al rs.
Flax, firmly held; Sl.40.
Provisions, steady, good demand; mess pork,
3lial i5O beef; hams, S2la22 India mess beef,
$40 bacon smoked shoulders, 7a7S4e.; do. salt
do, 614a6%ci smoked hams, l414al5c.; picked
hams l3alSLc.
Lard, steady; city refined, Al4a91Sc; loose
butchers, SIC; pritle steam, sS75.
Butter, firm and active Pennsylvania
Western creamery extra, 2ic. Western extra,
l6al7c.; Western, good to choice, l2al5c.
Eggs, scarce and wanted Pennsylvania
extra, nc; Western do. 2}c.
Cheese, quiet, New York full cream, llc.;
Western do, 9l4a9hc.; do fair to good sI&a
Dc /; Pennsylvania part skins, 4a6c.; do full
SKINS laSG.
Petroleum, firm; refined, Sas1sc
Whisky Il