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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-02-21

TIE temper of the Cochise conSaeI people is such that inc dels5s ke execution of the Bis hss<E EdTderers is likely to lead to %alar asser- ton of the laws supposed rrcroga> tives. The mDrderers were duly tried. had til the chance they could ask to establish their innocence, and by the most overwhelming and cons elusive evidence they were proven guilty of the most cowardly mur~ der that ever has disgraced the Ter ritory. A motion for a new trial will be heard on Monday, and should the motion be granted through the technicalities of the law. willie the facts have go conclusively cons demned, there is little doubt that Rnmged justice will assume her
 Rost conclusive power.
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A. o. U- "

Phoenix Lodge No. 5 Regular meetings every Wednesday evening, at 7 p. m., in Masonic Hall. All mem bers in good standing are invi- ted to attend s. D. LoUNT, M. ". ; Jos. CAMPBELL, Recorder.
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GILMER, SALISBURY co. STAGE LINE.
 JAS. STEWART, supt.

Stage leaves Phoenix at 10 a. m. for Prescott, via Seymour and Wick en5uTg, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Returning stage ar- rivcs at p. m., CD Tuesdays, Thurs days and Saturdays.
 Stage leaves Phoenix daily at Il a. m. for Prescott via Black Canyon and Gillett. Returning stages ar- rive daily at 9:30 a. m :, from Press colt, via same route.
 Stage leaves Phoenix daily at 12 m. and at 4 p. m., for Maricopa and, returning, arrives at a. m. and g go a, m.
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K. efP.

Phoenix Lodge No. 2. Holds reg ular conversations on the first and third Fridays of each month, at ' 80 D. m ., in Masonic Hall s. E. PAT TON, c. o.; H. w. RYDER, K. of K. & 5.
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Notice For Publication.
REPETITION No. 95O.

PREEMrTfON NJ. 95O.
 LAND OFFICE A fUcsoS ARIzoE>,
 Febru -ll 7rh.l NJ OTICE $ n eb givea that the fsi- @ lowing "a med SCI tie lied n tice of ni- intention to nake anN proof in srpporl D- ui~ citln and hat aid p-ocf Wi suade oetore Hoa D II PiRney, Judge If inc 9ud -trici court ai his chambers in Fhoe v Ma icoDa County. Aiizona. ou the .2ud ay H March 1851 SimeoH sDg i>b Of Phosnix Marico- pa County. Arizona. for h. re of sec l, tp D. 2e C < & NJ ana names the fDilowius 4> is witnesses, viz: John Isaac ,'eter Nelson WiN am l.. osborn and Thomas Brackman. Xii of Phoenix, Arizo. a.
 BsN. THOMAS
 RePi ter. First publication February Ii htssl
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NEW SERIES VOL X. NO 50.

THEncw nc torious "Colton case has been resumed in Santa Rosa. Cal
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RAILROADS 6 STAGES.
$. ?. R: R. of Arizona.
Trains at Mar;Cepa:

Trains at RaariCepa: TAO P r7ain M DAlhmmP9sssPgs A1sI1ard, vis Ysl ma, Los Angeles, and San Franclsco, connecting Ut Latbrop with the Ats lantic Express Train for Stockton. Sacramento, Ogden, and Omaha. Sleeping car attached from Deming, N NJ, to Oakland, Cal.
 I..IH A. M. DAILY-Passenger .4O Train eastward, via C asa Grande Stages for Florence and Globe) Tucson, Benson, (for Tomb stone) Wilcox, San Simon, and Deming, Fl Paso, connecting for all points north, east, southeast, an Mex ico. Through freight and emigrant train 4 :45 a. m.
 T. H. GOODMAN,
 Gen'l Pass. & Ticket Agt. A. N. TowNE, Gen'l Supt
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They Didn't Fight.

"A veteran neWsdealeT of Washington
gives the following about duel which
was once anticipated between Martin
Van Buren and Henry Clay 1t was be-
| fore Van Buren, was elected 70 the Presi-
dency--when both he and Clay were in
the Senate. One day he and Mr. Clay
| had some hot words in debate, and the
| word vent forth among Washington gog-
sips that duel would be the result.
That night the matter was discussed over
| tea tables and in the hotels, and it was
expected that the duel would take place
the next morning. Some even went so
far as 10 give the Dames OF the seconds,
the weapons and the place Of meeting.
When the Senate opened the next day
there was great crowd at the Capito'.
All the galleries were filled and every
eye was strained in watching the door
and seats of Clay and Van Buren. AS
the Presidents gavel fell neither was
present, and the spectators were sure that
the duel was going of. A moment later,
however. Mr. Clay came 10 and took his
seat. the chaplain prayed, and still Van
Buren, was absent. AS the amen was
said, Mr. Clay arose, turned slowly
around, and walked down the aisle. As
he did no, Van Buren,, dressed in his
usual white duck suit, entered the door.
The galleries held their breath. Nr Van
Buren, reaching out his hand, said: "How
do you do, Mr.. Clay ?" and Dir. Clay tax
ing it, replied VERY well, Mr. Van
Buren, and you look well, too. wish
you wei as white on the inside as you
appear to be on the outside" The audi.
ence at this saw there was to be no duel,
and the galleries were cleared nj once.
The meeting had been arranged by Clay
and Van Buren,, in order to show the
people there was nothing in the rumor.
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killing Made Easy.

In the time of Napoleon it was esti.
mated that il took 800 bullets TO be fred
in battle before man was killed; in
other words, every dead soldier repre-
sented his oTn weight in lead. But the
recent improvement in firearms h.a added
to the efficiency Of the soldier. The
created range of the rife, as we'll ss the
rapidity With which it can be fred, has
made II thirty.two times as effective as
the old smooth-bore. To put il more
accurately, military authority says that
the modern rifle is superior to the old
smooth. bore in the following particulars
1t Is eight times more effective in accu-
racy, two.thirds greater in range and
penetration, five times greater in rapidily
OF aimed fire; while the weight Of the
cartridges per man has diminished, yet
the number that may be carried has been
increased. The added efficiency Of tLe
heavy guns is no less surprising. The
famous Srupp now Tnakes gun Of nine
inches ca':ber and eighteen tons weight
which will send ball through twenty
inches Of solid iron; and his field.gun,
within range of more than mile and
half, car be depended upon to put
every proJectile into space OF less than
two hunired square feet. Taken into
consideration the breech-loading, rifles,
better power, improved projectiles, the
lighter carriages Of steel, the sciea of
artillery HIS been revolutionized aud
one battery today is more effective than
twenty of those 80 skilfully handled by
the great Napoleon. In the next great
battles some dreadful engines Of destruc.
ton will be brought into play. The
Hotchkiss revolving gun can FIRE burst
ing shells at the rate of eighty minute.
II can pour out continuous and deadly
flre of seyen,yfive pounds Of metal, or
i,2OO hits, every sixty seconds. Ii is
fearful to think OF the havoc which would
be caused by the guns Of the future.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
NJ ANDERSON COUNTY.
by Thomas O. Ligon, Judge of Probate
W HEREAS, B. F. Shirley has an.
Plied to mo to grant him letters of Ad-
ministration on the Personal Estate Of
Nancy Morris, deceased.
These arc therefore to cite and admon-
ish all kindred and creditors Of the said
Nancy Morris, deceased, to be and ap-
pear before me in Cous: OF Probate to is
held at Anderson Court House, on the
ton hereof to slIew cause, if any thew
have. why the said administration should
not be granted. Given under my hand,
this lith day Of June, 1884.
T. C. LIGON, up.
June ~, 1884 AZ
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Like an EVIL SpIcit.

In oden times thought that evil spirits through
and keyhoe The generally approved them
the keyhoes and the cracks with Notwithstanding these
the evil things had their
they pleased.
SO malaria days. We try keep the keyhoe
and BY the crack We the crack, and lo
leak in the plumbing opening from neglected DRAIN from
unsuspected source and ungarded direction.
We always keep malaria but give battle
drive its effects from systems If Browns
malaria has ghost great family
cine Your druggist sells and ought keep bottle house
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A st. Louis ifl married d nan o.,
,hftesn minutes asq sqdaintance because
she knew IL lshe waited until she know
him better she'd never have him:
or the 557 locomotives turned ont ont
by q Philadelphie btisbnaant In 1889
s no less thar l6t ssers xpqrteil. IN this
S$line Of manufactrfe AmsffS is Cesinninc
sgccess plly CON 1 q i sh "A angland.
epsians fsagment, Nbiah viii :be
ssof nteffst 10 7 ZIG lies ttas been fecently
pBehft de- akd 4 fbaiblish Cd snt Efai "a. III
ssppears that in 77y fha following parli-
ary dsesse IL vaS ], sols lsnnly passsa and
Nhsseers By Ieeans i;of srcdf fors swkise
sia Fumes sstsh pSsil Artificial teeth.
3aysS hsir ttSif Wool, isos fSofsSts. ho0ps.
Sssscs With 4 III I VI lip, shali
g2ny n,nl ahbjeSt c 81 p 6is ma jesty shall ,be
9cnted L for wife ehcraft, and declared
able Of trimory. 2 bi<ta \ !.
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POISON OAK

had for thirty-eight years suffered ~
spring and summer with Poison Oak SsS
l contracted in bathing when a h.,
tried everything for it, includinp NJ NJ;
physicians, but without ony benefit
took six bottles of Swift's Specific Is All
four years ago, and it cured me sonna "
well. Three summers have passed. riH
have had no return of it.
JOSEPH BEAsLEY, Columbus @,
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POISON OAI

Seems to yield every time to trea,ms,
sPartanhprg, s. c., Msrch IL 1su
1onr most valuable medicine (S1;si
Specinc) has done me so much gooi ngai
ieel lke saying this Tor the ce.etit Of tl1I
VINO sulier ike did. I was po sond n
poison oak, and saw not q well da, for VI
years. until used Swift's Specific. inSI
cine, but none had the desired efisS "a NJ
using six bottles Of Swift's Snec: a. ~
restored to perfect health--,pith mn = ~
that atctul poison left! Yours .rnir
DAVID EESBIIl h
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Remarkable RoauNfa

l have had remarkable SUCCESS u
Swifts Specific; have cured several n,
permanently in very short time. n
case which am now treating was eiy,1t
to die, and after using three bottles ispt
recovered IL st l think one more bottl.y;
cure her. The most remarkable caso oif
vas lady with medulary cancer Of \
womb, for whom had no hope yhs,,T
After using one bottle am satisfied 4
will soon be cured. - ~ = =
J. WYLIE QUILLIAN, NJ. D, i
Easley, HG1
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wlndstorms ! Tornadoes | Cyclones

addition 10 Fire Insurance, am now
Il prepared to write Policies insurine
your property ngainst WISDsr0RMs, Ton,
NADoEs and CYCLONES Mt low rates and in
hrst.ciass Companies. Call and see me.
J. II, VoN HASSELN.
March 90, 1884 80 Iy
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NEWsGOcDsI3.9..F1i.5 3.9.F.' 4 ]

Z HAVE d fnllslihe of DIV Gob.,p ,1fssJ
=, n. Hardware. M @. yMolassess q GrocerssS %
fhsosnisions Crockery, Glassware, Gsrpass''
&C, &c VIII not attempt to i,nfns sII T,S
g9oas IN en- adyertiseme ment, but win AK ray R
,Snaa hasts. h, ana customers to call and sec ms
=. .Ir1 InS, puying. keep good goods, and dc
oought. Give mo trial. Z. I saIti' ~ u
! r,h ~ A. q: TOWERS. Il 1
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Mr. John Pearson'a s,... :

To- bt. s,a.it advanced In life anS SSeica d I,
Vile, Up'on County, Ga. Tho folioniiaee iSYr:s
hr. John PearsOn'e stateusa,.
In the Spring Of 1882 vaa s,t,cL,,'i.!!s Z!
bad cough, which continued 10 c.Na viii ava.
ah,,, aIl,, "heh I got 50 weak that nI;Sstla al
bu, continued to etos sssa, volaay many kinds Of
! hnd consumption and would r,oh.i notifei a.
,ioiey mol9"ay finally tod me to try BTeTe!, f
and oonmy nney sent 70 Wards store and -,
Ing txo or three doses, I began 10 aihsy. iny. AltsE
the nme had used up one bo,tie 7 Iplofet saiL
G On my ieet again ! am now in exssIltssi ssis tsEi
life and nv neiabba.. @ .ne Lung he1tOrer isySs
Is the best Lung Remedy ever m,daIn Inc epn!11
!on. Dr. ii. promised me fhnt be ,aa1n 10 my OF
.ne hahiaeturers and tell them of tha uft.i 3
Statement OF Mr. Benz. n. Be,,.,
Early in November, 1881, whi,s
machine, my wife was taken with . seNiag o.
her side, which was soon followed hv h.Ie Gh,eIe pza
o IRON nsr lungs and severe cough. FsIo.itaA
Gaw 49, sue could neither eat or slece ssI g
lhe attending physician told me ;b.t Z itelstai
one OF her lungs was entirely gone s1 ne tAos6ii
retain the mos; delicate nourishment ON
physician, TO call DR.. HOLLOWAY ir ~, ~, ny fsEF,
lhey made final examination Of The ~ uhati
pronounced ps.nS the case hopeless. Dr. Ho{Ionssnn
resort. | sent for bottle and eavs haf q ALL
found that she could retain It on her ~l s,odtse dtse
after about the third dose, began to 1eSma pa,
meGaSne IeFary hs' snd liz ,S.
two bottles, she was nblo to walk abon, had
she Is now in better health than she bs. sse hess
for several years: l believe the LANE ns' SsaeidE
SAWED m her Rife life We have family Of sS eSS sSf
Mr.. learndon's Postoffice Is Yates,,,,., :,
ersr eounty. "a he is thoroughly reliabe ~ Cla
Drmggists, Anderson, &C. "n''e TihFst
March l3, 1sS4-S5-eow
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70 David Crockett said .sp. -
are right and then 90 a head d 'se sula =,
Douy now would do the same W tbiLn eseiI.
would buy all their Medicine.h hing, hng, Rt, Rtt,
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= The longest word in the dictionary
is Observation-Disclosures"
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So- If everybody knew how 20 keep q
horse or mule slick and fat, what a power
Of Orr & Sloan's Premium Horse and Cat
tie Powders would be used.
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Ont Of The Jaws Of nm

The gentleman who outline.
ma man considerably advanced In IiSs ese belcs /,
i9I his sterling integrity. HIS Pas, and b a..
Vile, Up'on County, Ga. The folioniIaee . Yr;s
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6. MONEY I MONEY 7 ~ 5ss5s., I e
IN my line q goods They vii pa pas I'd any ny CON-.
ton With Stftr business. No risk. Goods aPss.
ciass Full particulars for stamp ADDRESS nj. n.
AhEY, Goid Hill, n. C:I nj. 1g,IT.js.! 80, =
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AGENTS 4A(|l n w ANTED e ;s,:sSyhs;s :sli asR
aieea @ E,sss EETsHEn 'FaS, Fs MoF9 trouble % move
Use sar.e globe Sells st sisht. Th,ee urnnIRs mR
70 5or Sl to any address BOILER Lamp Bnrncr c..
I3 Mnrray BE, New York. :. 80, ~
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DRY GOODS.
az irAryuNs TO-DAY.

oG;TATioEH TO-DAY.
.PB1HTS--YTsemsnA<I t.olLb; aiouces!si5k
v,oh, 5. Allen. Q; Albion cold, bH; Peabody
soid, 5k Peabody black, 81 simpson black
W; 6imp mournlns 6.i; Gloucestor mourn
ng, 6 nericsn. 8; BARLEY pink and purple
HEAVY H IbR &c Observation-Disclosures EAT e' ~
!; indinn deed, 2; Swift Creek, ID, 5% Etna
E. g.; Edgoaeld. ~, ~ Cabot. "a. *
s dhsrter Oak, a.. &. Lake George, ~ ea
Atlantic A.7,s Beunington.7k: Nstohez, H.5h;
FINE BROWN DoMEsTICs--Leke GEORGE
81; Harvest7k; PoeahontGs, N; Great Fails 2;
Peerleoa, S.4 s: Plum Island. & Atlantic. ~
3rcenbr'er. TX; Anendale. ~: Dwight ~ Re;
BLESCEgD DoMEsTICs- social, IN; sunny
side 8; Rolriasvllle, ~: Pores g Bic Bononsa,
u, g. Auburn, az; Lorsdnle 81; forrdaie cswi.
bro i2,l Hslnsutta; NJ; Mes Yort nills. ~;
g. Hero, ~ .: Hero 4, Q; Ballartvole,. :: Car.
bridge e. 4 Peerless, y. 5H: Fruit Of tho Loom
sk Gem of The Spindle. 5; Berker,Sk; Glen, y
s.srk, dor u; etark, i6-os 10: savage s-of, III;
aampdep. brown and irah. 90. 10 Ham pdet
*. do, ID; Boston. lo-oE. brown and drsb, lsh
scD1" = , nch :s 40 Soas p ash ,a e" No
,rowp and drab. II; Chariot striped, l2k; Saw
,ge Striped, l2G.
TICKING kIe oskesg AGA, 10; Hamilton, l2
hollywood, plaid, IL Standard Y, OK; Easton Is
~: Omeea 1875; Continental Fancy, To- Stan.
lard Fancy, eI<; Harrisburg, 10
HlcKORY-Rock Bivor sc. Blue srd Brown,
10 Irdia ioho Ari, gton. sHc: Thorndite
u Q; Hamilton IL; Amerlesn, 10; Lowen City, 81
PLAID 06NADURGs-Deita, ~: Economy
~: Ottawa sk; Michigan ~ nolle 7H;wnod
iswn.7k' rstovhs,sh Arlington. s; Augusts
,; Louisiana, ~.
JEANS Rox boronfh, IL: Pacific, X r., 2ss
Beaver Valley. %; Toxic lax. Humboldt IS;
Peoples 2tH: Louisville, $50: Kentucky. SAX.
n mind atR,as ann Col. Nnhll "
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HARDWARE AND METALS.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.


AAEs-Collins, per dozen. so; Gold Dollar
per dozen s 50 Diamond Ridge, per dozen, y 81
bouhle Bit 20 %
SKILL Frs AND LrDs-4xc per pound: suga
rettles 4ko per pound,
4CALEs-Fairbanks. discount 70 per cent
TIN PLATE-I. q. 10xi4, per box, co. l. O.
lsx2o per box, s co. Terne l4x30. per box, 2 so
rorne 2ca2S, per box, Is 90.
TTNWARE-Peced, discount 30 per cent
stamped discount b0per cent
sOiDER-No. !, l5c No. Ia and Ia, $50 per
pound.
DUCK HORSE COLLARs-No Ia rs per doseu
HAaR5 two loop, % per posen: three loop
so per dosen
TACKs--Tn boxes, 100 pspors. 2 50 per box.
GRUB H0E5-Per dozen, s o. railroad picks,
Der dozen, s 90.
MATTOCKS-Per dozen, 9 80.
RUBBER BELTING-Discount 80 per cent.
SHEET IRONY b, So; galvanized, discount
" s nc VEL. AND sPADEs-Rowlsnd's, dis.
count 40 per cent Ames list steel goods, dis.
count 40 aud 10 per cent.
HEAVY HARDwARE-Shafts,h finished, o 90
poles, Is so. Sngletrees wagons. select rs.
buggy, 2 rs; express. So Wagon tongues
70 90; Hickory axies, 10 co. Bolsters, e
Xxx, 50. Sawed felloes, *, l rs; q 2 60.
Bowden shoes. 6 M. North western horse nails
No GO 0o; y rs; 8. 90 Bar Iron, &c rate
Plow ste 10 spring steel, 30; cast steel lSc
BUGGfEt-6fsde b. and spring top. 90 OOi
top, 100 aiSs o.; do side bar, 100 OO@lsO 90; Do
ph@tons, i25 oool50 00. A grade side spring.
lao 00to2 co. do phmtons, $50 00'n200 OG bumJ
seat bug6ies, l76 o0Nd25O 90; platform springs
no oont3o 90 three sprinp wagons, VI 00rith
wIRE-smooth wire No Q, 30 Nos 10 and
r. 6Kc lapanued barbed wire. Go; galvanized
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GROCERIES,.
auorArIoKs ro.nAY.

QUOTATIONS TODAY.
CofFkE-,iAo far, i2@iaoi urine, iska
tc, choice, hs@lhc; Lasuyta, ibc; Java, 2Oo
TLAe Imperial hpb5C Young Hy6op. 900
~; oolony het0ci lapan, 60@6So.
SUGARS Po~dered, .l0eo crushed. i0sc
Tannlated CSC standard Al, o., Louii-
ian. white clarified. SIC yellow clarified, $40,
rhole louiaunA, ~.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. choice, Coo; prime, $50
fair Ia good, 40; corn syrup, A,c; sugg'
BAGGINu-Pnre Jute. IN tbs l0No poi
yard; = iss., logc ties i.S5 per bundle.
klCf Nhoicsnlo, tlts97ao
ORAckERs-soda y, SIC Xxx. enc xxx,
10, cream, %; ginger suaps, o.
SoAP-oliye'2 n per box blne India y
pound bars, S. per box; k'pound bars, 90 per
box. l.pound bnrs, "a per box,
GANbi;Es-,.stat; full. weight 1915 short,iah
GhEEsE-W R, ia@ fnll cream iSoi
ROPE iOSc basis Cotton ropo. lsc
WALL nuCRRrs-i O0e54 Is per dozen
atAsuREs-S bushel Iron bound 50 per
loren; 2-hoop pals, 2 90; S.hoop, IS:
TUBS nest 2 ~; nest 2 2j; No. !. Q o.
per dozen; No. 2, o.; No, & 100 per dozen
PowpER--5 90 per kee OF Is pounds; In do,
"a; On do, 81; blasting tegs, 2 81. Shot
drop, beg, Ooe2 10; buof, 2 800 SO.
PICKLES Medium barrel 90, H.haIrel,
Boston mixed h.osrrel, . 20. Chow-chow X.
parcel s So. 2.eallon pals chow chow, | so.
S-gallun pals mixed pickles, ! 20. GLASS pints,
20. Glass quarts, %. Gless s-gallon, 60.
Glass l-gRllon. ~. Glass Hex. gallon, $40.
COAL OILr-ll0 degrees Are test In barrels,
We ITO te-t oil IN cans, 20; 40 degrees fire
test 20 per case.
aACKEREI-Eo. barrels. Il so. No X
barrels o. No s-bsrrols. 2 90, NO. kits,
/ -. No kits, ! 05 No. kits 90.
HOLLAND HERilEG-lmorted,l &per keg.
ca DY Stick, llIo \ pound; fancy, .l5Gp25e.
fIllER-ftTnh aptt1f t4p. MleaptIFl cider AA
uer gallon Vinegar per gallon. lsc20o.
STARCH Pearl ~. Royal Glass, 81. Bon.
ton l.pound paoEagos, g. Corn starch l.pound
packages g. 6-pound wood box glass, *. O..
pound raper box giasa, OK
LYE-CouOentrated. 275ni 90.
Ju6S-Ne quote lie per gallon for glazed,
Crooks, TO- ger gallon for glazed.
OMATOES-2- pound Humsers,i is, S-ponn6
GA GqAiLSiiFs6RSiA CANNED eooDs-pcaches
3 co. Aprioots, IS: blaokberrles, 3 60; grapes
pounds, 20 peas. 2h pounds, 70, pluns, ~
pounds. ? 65: tomatoes, ~ pounds, 60; cur
saoRisG TOBACCO. -aenuine Duke OF Dur
pound, ieo; h-pound, ~ assorted cases, &c.
GENERAL GROcERlES-soda, Bcarb, &c
per pound. aaI Soda, "a to q Lao. poI pound
Ginger Iene, l0c per To- Nuiinegs. 55c TO q W per
BAN La. ei.So Pc dos Potisd Hsus. i.5s y. a.
per doc: Sardjnea, American. $3.50 per CAGE sar.
lines. French, ilftI por case: 9nuf Gsrretei
oy., sll % per caao euun, Eslphs, o.,
II, JF " ui.T6 per case: bnuf, GegrOtisl OF sA2
10 $3.50 per cara SNUFF, Ralph'e. 10
d., o. 20 per grooB. owes, kmerlosn, Ga
,.25 por d1t. olive on, pts 7yt per doz
70 y pr PEI Is SSl w GD1s s h
Cos; tumhls-, 81. rs per dozen; crown, sloe pG
ioson 10. osns ~. O. per dozen; . 10, cana ~ e
per 6oEon, EXTRACTS lemon SIC pef dozen: ia.
'sats, assorted $50. per doren; Cores. (wholel
h. f0n In flfRQrr Nar-ar Ann pfnl
No. per ID; Hlscfing, fsnsD> ESQ par H.; Black.
ng usrGel $50 per dos
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mand, scarce aud higher 40 10 10 10
Cornmeal dull aud lower; s20l
Hay lower and very fosroe; prime, $50
s rsss aa sarc sp 1son sS'r s o fcs 10 Baa
meats quiet; shol lders, packed, tiefce,
7 3S; long clear and clear rib, hr,ner . 30
To o l-2 Bacon quiet but ftrndy; shoulders
nominnlly s; long clear and clear rib, 10 Ia
10 10 SO. Hams-Choice eugsr-our.d
osuvssssn quiet bnt firm; 10 10 IL 2.
Whisky steady aud unchanged. Coffee quiet
hut steady; Rio oarg0es, common To PRIME,
II IN Is % Sugar dull aud unchanged.
Molas'es steady, with good demand: centri.
iugal, IL 10 80; fermentng, 20
T. S5 reboiled, 90 20 40.
Rice quiet but steady; Louisiana, ordinary
b. prime. ABA 10 53i Bran IN good de-
maud and easier; Sl07 IL 10 4. 10. Cotton
sect o., nrlm- crude, 81 TO IS; summer yell
10 ", ~ l-2 As
Sight exch .uge on New York. 81 per ST.
O0O premium; sterling exchange, y. b.,
$50.