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The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-02-22
Border Land of Insanity.

The doctrine thatshe border land OF
insanity is very narrow one, and that
most sane people are near the line, has
been extensively taught during the last
quarter Of century. Now tho truth is,
here is a broad line between sanity and
insanity; and that "all men are mad V
true in any reasonable sense. There
are, however, a large number of per-
sons who have an insane impulse to do
some wicked deed-to kill themselves
or somebody else. to jump into the sea
if on a vessel, to throw themselves from
a height ii ON the top of q building or on
the border oil a precipice. Only recent
Nv, while iisteaing to a lecture on inssn-
lty by one OF the most noted neurolog
isis Of New York, he eiated an expert
ence OF his own, and said that once
while visiting some romantic scenery IN
tile great west. he desired to look doWu
q deep prrcipice. He laid down fiat on
his face. close to the edge oft, and
vazed into the depths below. To his ut
ter Amusement ha was seized with q de-
sire 10 throw himself own the ABYSS,
and lost the power or restraint. He
called vigorously to his friends near by
to drag him back, and thIs alone saved
him from the deed. While, however,
such impulses are frequent, we believe
they do not trouble the peace OF mind
Of the majority. such as have thepl
should strengthen their nervous system:
BIZ culture, strengthen their ills. and
take good care Of Their brains.-Herald
81 Health.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-02-22
a Placa az Ekuus.

Fllendale, OAK, Special, Nov. 2S.-A
very singular and startling discovery
consisting of the skeletons Of twenty.
three persons and about the same NUM-
Der of horses, was made in the north.
ives ern part of this tDickey) county I
few days since by a party Of explores
They were found in a valley in that sin
gular range Of hills extending from near
Fort Pierre TO the British line, near the
head of Mouse river. Among the skesf
etons were found brass cavalry buttots.
spurs and other effects OF mounted Iuens
but no guns or implements Of war
There were also some shoes REMAINING
on the bone OF the horses feet. Inat
this has been some party either
accompanied by an escort g
cavalry, or a detachment OF cavalry af'
together, there can be no doubt. lnf
question is. sswho we're they; from
whence did they come, and by whom
were they killed. As It isevidentine
met with Il tegribre death or the noFses
would not have been killed; psopa2t
killed as a last resort and then Doors
used for protection. They have prop
ably been there twenty years, as alicon
nection between the bodies have ulsHI
peared. This country has been q lfp''.
full fed OF death, as evidenced Dy W.
many skeletons found in other place.,
probably most Of which came from Ing
raid made In Minnesota in '63 and was =
part OF the prisoners carried away py tns
~refreatiuQ Indians.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-02-22
How the " orld Win Becoi1's
Crowded.

r. We succeed IN protecting ourselves
against all important diseases by lnoco.
lation the world viii soon peco'p'
crowded. Tn order to keep up = fs1
sDectable death rate we shall rave =
depend upon railway accidents, dfus
oists' mistakes and Fenian patrlo'*
Old ace win Of course kill as surely x
ever, for v Q the boldest mea1ca1 s.bsf
old Z Is produced by 9 mlcrope, ~ <
that immortality can be- secured ~ g
oculation. Still, ii will be very fncon
yenient ii everybody lives 70 the af9 =
three score and ten before biddlns W. a
Well to earth. The annuity branch :.
the life insurance business Will pe H.
tirely broken up, and ordinary ne ".
surance will languish, since DEAN " -
cident will be virtually the only. kiHo
! death against which the companies ",*
ind IL worth white to in~sure--lno"
] York Times.
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DENTIST.

z. c. Nichols, Dentist. Office opposite
Walker House, over Seabury s. John
sons dug store Anesthetics given.
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FOR RENT.

Elegantly Furnished Rooms, with al
nodern conveniencea, in suites and
single, at the Thompson Building, ~
w. Second South street.
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LEGAL NOTICE
In the Probate Court an and for Salt
1aht County, Territory of Utah,

IN the after Of the Eststs of silas Ricb.
ards. Deceased.
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FOR RENT.

brick house of seven rooms, bay
v;naov in psrlor, city water. Location
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Rant Rant Ted1ced to suit the times. En-
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House, in Union Block. Room
No. First Floor.
Can ba consulted daily from o'cloc k
to IL o'clock am, and from 2 to 6
O'Clock pm. Sundays from 10 am. to
pm. He has had twenty-five years ey-
perience in the special treatment Of all
Venereal, Sexual and Chronic Diseases,
and guarantees to cure all urinary
Diseases, Syphilitic or Mercurial AZ
feetions of the Throat, Skin
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of slow and gradual decsy OF all the
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aversion to society, excessive prostraIion,
trembling Of the hands and limbs, con-
sumption, marasmus and ultimate de.
rangement of the mind. The will power
becomes 80 weak that the person seems
to lose control of himself and cannot
look one square in the face. It also causes
Dyspepsia and Indigestion with Hear!
and Kidney Disease.
Tapew0rm Expelled In "a
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DENTIST.

JB. Keysor, lately connected with
DR.. J, r. Vsn Aukin. has Temeved 10
tba HERALD New Building, where he Is
nrensred to do sll kinds of Dental WorK'
Subtraction guaranteed.
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LOST

,,,o Cd, one sorrel horse, four white 1s
jan9 ,bite iu' stripe in forehead. Branded
IsgSSi p on shoulder. Bring to fricG q
j. gC,;oo,s .. store and be rewarded 7
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DENJAMIN 4. BULLOCK AND ISAAC
ID Bullock, the executors Of the last will
and testament Of Dominicus Carter, deceased,
having fled their petition herein praying for
an order OF sale of a part Of the real estate
Of said decedent, for the purposes thefelnset
forth:
that all persons interested in the es-
tate Of said deceased appear before the said
June, 1884, at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon Of
said day, at the court room of said Probs
Court, at the Court House In Provo City,
County of Utah, to show cause why an order
should not be granted to the said executors
to sell so much of the real estate Of the
said deceased as shall be necessary for the
purposes named in said petition. And that
a copy Of this order be published at least
once day for ten successive days, in the
SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD, q newspaper
printed and published in Salt Lake, City
County of Salt Lske, Territory OF Utah.
WARREN N. DUSENBERRY,
Probate Judge.
Lated May %. 1884.
THHnIr11g County Gs GF+5, oF Utah. 5ss.
Nv. l.. Halliday, Clerk of the Probate
Court Of Utah County, Territory OF Utah,
hereby certify that the foregoing Is a f9l,
true and correct copy OF the Original "0rder
20 show cause why order Of sale of Real Els.
tate shouId not be made" and now on file in
my Office.
Witness my hand and the seal OF
said Court, at Provo City, this
IsEALl 18th day Of May, A.D: 1854.
". L. HALLIDAY,
mS1 Probate Clerk.
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H.
ards. Deceased.
pursuant to an order of said Court in said
matter,
NOTICE Isl HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ tuesday, the 10th day of June, A. d. 1854.
- - II : am, at the Court Room of said Court
al the County Court Horse. in Salt Lake Cit.'
tGo 1s peen appointsd for the hearing Of q peti,
.r5s Marion q. Brady aud silas N. Rich.
cs1fs, praying for the admission to probate of a
port;nn r rim toeument Herewith presented, pur-
Sias Richards, deceased whom snd Shens nber s1 TI
sbs bnS n[ohn.o ann.terested may appear and opnose
letta-S 30 o1 said Will, or the granting Of
neSed % tn % SeministratiOn with tbs viii an
Slas n u Richaner ipIhtineners Marion q. Brady and
ton, sInS N, Ss prayed for IN said petit
H1OHN c. CUTLER.
Probate Clerk,
Aated at SAT- T.t.a n,. Salt Lake County
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS .
Estate of James B. Johnson, De-
ceased.

u.suant 60 an ord er Of the Probat g Court OF
Salt Lake County, Utah.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN By Ida
IN undersigned administrator of tho estate
Of Jas. B. Johnson. deceased, TO the creditors
of and all persons having claims against the
said deceased, to exhibit them, with tie
necessary vouchers, within ten months af ten
The frat publication Of this notice, to the aid
administrator at ths banking house of W els.
Fargo 4 Co.. in Salt Lake City. Utah, the
same being the place for the transaction OF
the business of said estate.
HARRY T. DUKE,
Administ ator Of James b. johnson, de-
In the County OF Salt Lake, dated May 9th,
1894 m2I
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No freight Will be received after o. m,
g. r. Fenton, WV. RITTER,
Gen. Fr't. end Pass. Azt. supt.
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SpeciaI Advertisements
FOR SALE.

.od Saddle Horse, chesp; can De
a G1TFH TFsust's Stables, east OF Desete'
ss8nt Gail TO- day.
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PASTURAGE

fo- . few head Of COWS and horses
~ D. BoCKHoLT.
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FOR SALE.

ruo hundred bushels Of old st potatoes :
Two wo15sbo Store. JOHN W. SMELL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-29
TELEGRApHIC MARKETS.
New York stock Market.

NEW YORK, April 2s.-Governments firm.
Railways weak and lower Denver & Rio
Grande and Western first broke points TO
s5: Texas & Pacific and Rio Grande then
fe lloff TO Is and do. incomes to 1875; Denver
consols offered at 6s3z; state securities steady;
Tennessee compromised sold at AK and
do. mixed AZ; speculation on stock exchange
weak and depressed st opening; there was
an advance of Is to 1f,latter Pacific Mail which
rose to 46Jl; oregon Transcontinental ex'
ceptionally heavy, opening IA lower and de-
ciining 10 lj7s; coal shares, Southwestern
grangers and the Western Union Were the
weakest of other active shares. near the
close V to u In the general list, and IA IN
New Jersey Central compared with Satur-
days closing prices; went down u "a per
cent, latter New Jersey Central among the
inactive shares the Chicago. Cincinnati
Columbus & Indianapolis declined n to 5Sx,
Chesapeake Il Ohio TO 10, Illinois Central
~ to l2sH: Indianapolis, Bloomington and
Western to Is: Manhattan Beach "a TO ~
Milwaukee, Lake Shore and Western pre-
fcrred to 81; Erie preferred TO 40; oregon
Improvement az to 2o92l; Oregon Naviga'
| ton ~ to II; Richmond & Allegheny q TO y
Manitoba ~ to 9oIl, and st. Louis & San
Francisco lh 10 s3A. Spring Mountain Coal
| rose TO 80. specie engagement Tor Weuhes'
| days s.-amer SIiOOOl.
| TrausacllSns, 41l pOl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-29
WICHITA FALLS.
Cattle Shipments-Cripplpd While
Coupling Cars-Personal
NJ and Local Notes.

Special to the Gazette
( WICHITA FALLS, April 2S.-At this
time last year Wichita Falls had not
received Il carload of cattle. Up to
the present time this year it has re-
lceived nearly sixteen thousand head.
Four hundred and nineteen carloads
have arrived within the last fifteen
days. 1t is estimated that over 800 900
head will have been shipped before
the end Of the season. The town is
full of cattle men. Four trains of
cattle came in last night, for Davis,
Brown d Co. Five other trains are
on the road.
One of the employees of the Fort
Worth & Denver City Railroad COM
pauy had his shoulder dislocated last
night, while attempting to couple cars
DIR. H. NJ. Mullins was called in at
once and set the shoulder, and the
patient is now rapidly recovering.
Mr.. Leslie Combs Of Lexington, Ky,
who has made extensive Investments
in the Panhandle, is in town to-day,
but leaves for home by the next train.
Mr. NJ. G.. Spence of Shreveport was
here yesterday.
Mr.. E. A. Whitney, banker of West
Union, Iowa, was here this week, and
made some real estate purchases. After
trip through the state, he declares
this section to be the best he has seen
/, investments.
Bishop Garrett of Dallas will be here
on the 30th inst, and will confer with
the members of the Episcopal church
here in regard to the building of u
church.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-29
Building Material

I.u4pyp--Rough lumber, boxing, " inohn
and under. first-ciass, e2I; stripping. xxJ, gll
boxing and flooring, clears, US. thick cieays
~ and ~, 81; rough lumber. second clhss
9lB. ioisl ana scaBtling, cnllA, slb.
EIDIsG-Firrt common white pine. tY2 %
second do. $50: third do, SIS; poplar. s1s D1e
a ~; native pine VI; t2 u; dotE, t25; native
DnEssKD LusBnR-Boying I2inohes ape
under, s28 Oles25 Vt do kx3, tB Oa@lS "
scantling, joist CT any common lumber
S18 OOeoS OK boxing over u inches, &alfDlq
81 %; thick clears, IA toi15nnd 2, $50 O0fs33 h
second class any kind. szl U06t23 80.
DHKssED AND MATCHED FLooRIN0-Firft
olass. sas: second class, s2I.
WHITEPInE FURrfsIiIH0 LUMBEn--lN, IL
aud inch white pine, t70 inoh do, $50.
CEILfNG--READED on PLAfH--Flrbt com
mon white pine, VI S222.oD. "a do. go; "a do, ~
Poplar, x, t28 0Osn2I. so; poplar, n, S2.60zS5 "
naiivsplne, ", s22.t0: do, u, e25.
PorLAK LUNDHn..-ik. N ana 2 Inch, eS5
eBnIsoIEs--white Pine A, %, DO shaded A
A.2j. do extra No. /, $500: cypress, bost. an,
brand, t5; do No. 2, e46G do No. 3. $50; native
sawed heart, ei.6p; Eaps, t3.2j.
PICKETa.--wbite pine. dressed ana headed
square or Dat,,i; yellow pine do. "; lain
LIME CEMENT, ETc.--Lims, Austin, q q
per Dbl Cement. Louisville or Eosonsls, % Il
per bbl.; Portland. si75 per Dbl Plaster Paris
New York or Michigan. % 80 per Dbl. Pliste
BsIox.--Jire-proof a. 80 psr NJ.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-29
Mar ware.

BAR IRON. e3 81. Norway, &c.. No. n b
sheet iron, NC. No ~ & Sheet iron, 6lsc.i
galvanized sheet iron, atI0,sc.; No. u i soda
l5c. No. II do, i5c.; 2lx2s roooDg tin, sli ~
OILS 50 lsx30 and l0xii pat, do, 81 zoos 90;
timers wire 30 per cent, on; timers stock,
forty per cent on cook stoves, with ware
80 b0d25 10; do, with trimmings, Sla Unsbb0U0
WOOD WORK. Wagon axlcs. @Jc.6gsl o.; ;
tongues. g0c6Del 90; singlctrees, 81 10; holsters
Soc; spohes, 80 7b0o3 90; folloos, 81 B5ta2 %
Doubletrees, % 2bCqi 90; neck yokes 81 GOA
2 80: pillow beams, tDGtb5c.: plow handles. 81 u
$3.50; handles, 81 1902 so.
NAILS. 81 85 keg, basis 10d.-Burden horst
shoe, per keg, 81 50. Perkins do, 20 10; Walk
er do, IS so; Burden mutt, 81 50; Northwest
ern horse shoe nails, No. I, 6Oc., No. D, do, No
o. 2Sc., No. u 2lc. no. 4, 20c.; "l.ake'sn do, No
4. 45c., No 8 80, No. o, 22c., No. !, Zoe. No.
2ic., No, 7, lsey No, s, nc. .a .oa,ooo,.
ssoo@g 90; lInceensack, 90 SoS7 %; boys.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ] Climax, el7Oo;
No. Q, do, sls 50; No do, s23; No. do, s2'i
NJ LANEoUs--Trace chains, ~ POI
PAIR, iGl7c,; plow singieirees per don, ~ 70
pillow douoletrees, per dozen, 70 o.; stool
bells, 90 per cont. OF; door looka, IS 25@D 00j
wood screws, 81 and 10 por cent. on; LIP cast
door butts, az and ~ per cent. oni cut and
timed lacks, 20 per cent. OF; coffee mills, 81
per cent. OF; blind hinges. 90 aud 10 per cent
on. carriage bolts, 81 and 10 por cent, on
pillow bolts, IS per cent. off; piece tin ware,
10 per cent, OF: doep stamped ware, 30 pei
cent OF; shallow stamped ware, ~ per cont
or; iapanped ware. S0per cent on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-29
LOCAL MARKETS.
OFFICE OF THE GAZETTE,

FORT WORTH, TEX, Aprll -, ieeil
The condition of the local market shows
bat little material change nom last report
Sugar is marked little oil, while canned
pineapples, peaches ard blackberries have
advanced. The volume OF trade continues up
to the expectation of dealers and shows n
handsome balance for III, same period In
1888.
SOUTHERN Pro IRoS.--Considerable excite
ment prevails in Philadelphia In iron circles
owing TO the influx OF southern-made pig
iron, which is being offered In lots largely of
the regular quotations for Pennsylvania
made IRON of the same grade. The steamer
from Savannah, Ca, arrived at Philadelphia
on the nth instant with 100 tons, which was
manufactured In Alabama and which was
sold at sis per ton. A prominent iron man
said that considerable manufactured iron
was being brought there from the shenan
doah valley OF Virginia, and sold consldera-
bly, off the regular quotations.
wHrsKY.--rhe Confessional says that
the stock OF Kentucky whisky ON which the
tax will mature In 1884 Is about 90 per cent OF
one years total consumption OF Kentucky
goods. The stocks OF whisky In bond in Ken
lucky March 81 amounted to i5,i5J,0 0galions
as follows:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-29
stsplsDrugs.

Bsrh, Cinnamon, per puand, l3o--o; bark,
Peruvian, per pound, 300: boraz Per ID.
100; bicarbonate OF soda per D, yHS4; eop-
cinchonida, per ounce 7pto0c.: CASTLE sohp
fmotiiedl, per n, SOU cream tartar q. r., per
pound, i0Ss.; chalk lump, per pound. 2sS
English, per FOUND. lO@i y; chioral by
drate, / dol ~ chloroforD. u ioa---. com
position powder, 2stsso; doysrs powders. 2f
per ounce. d Sa5gg75;. Iaachine oil, golden. rs
ey4o quinine, 4, w, per Or isJgiao
lnasi5. iodide. rs: chiorate z2aa3 Alum. 10:
spirits turpentine, foe; I.inseed oil 67@s2c:
Flour sulphur, 145c.; Essential oils, ~. Louis
medicines, rebate on list; y. u. mud extracts,
Is per cent. on: Prescription vials, per czse,
so and loper CT. on; do, broken 30 per Ct on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-29
I.iuuurf.

WETsgy--itoctiflod ~ lnel5o. IA psr nsoo;
sour mash, one year old, " 90 two yehfs old
81 0Oe32 25 three yoars old o. HO6a2 7b. fanoy
extra old WHISKY Sieoh,
WiNEs-Claret. caeo,g3 snol0,o ms perqn h,,
lily; Catawbs, pergsllon, 500 ~ Port,sl 9OdD
por gal. 81 9jap6 o.; White wine. ia oaaea,
81 n06el0 co.
CIAMpAeNr-G. n. Mumm 4 CO., E1trs
Dry, $50 OodsSS %; Heidsiok, In baskal, 81 OOf
~ Nf Krue, In basket es8 00ds30 90, pomehiig
champagne, o. oO6plA 20. Geo. Goulet, extra
dry. r,nts,s7 80.
hbp-Stock Ale, per dos, " oNdt2 %; Porter,
per dor, 81 0Odo2 20
BOTTLED BEER-Lemp's quarts, 81 10; pv,
si2 80; Bucweiser quarts si2 90; nntn elS ",
Sohli,E Milwaukee,, qunrta sl2 %; hints plB 90:
Anthony n Kuhn's, OTIS $40 90 pintg ei2 90
u. Clauson a. SONS che mragne beer, quartz
ST. %, pintn sl250; Falt's.dilwaukoe quarts,
eli5Q.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-29

wool, HIDES. Etc,

u Heavy fne, ~ months, Gs}is Huck wool,
i2Ml5; LIGHT medium, leet2l: Low grade
medium. iegls; Mexican Improved, 1915;
HiDra-so.l ,nenyy mint, dry IN ls,<o.. No,
heavy 1int. dry, v u lSc; 1fNo. l, Light nint,
an lsIsc; No. 2. lignt flint III, isc: bulls and
~ damaged, tfb ~ Eb,zc; green sliled, sound
Abs,: green saltsd, grubby ,fb 90: butch
Fcns-skank, 10000: raccpon. ae.se!
cayotes, so@eoc. inountS'n wolf. stcs4sii fox.
fsLTsITs =. Nominal, ssason Over: Der
goat skIns, each i0tt25: sheep peI, according
70 amount Of wool 2Jcpnp; sheafliugss 40
aiieep pelts, > 70 af9ioc Mexican ahssp gsltas
improved, li0i2c; Mexican sheep shssansA
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AT PRICES TO PLEASE!

pockets, $40; Number ~ ditto less tho
pockets, sS2: No. loose laced COARSE stili
tree, So; No. 2 loose rlyited do, $40; No;
Colorado. genuine short Friesoli tree, 92s, No
No. 80, stitched, nll rig, rose tree, 30 so; No,
N, tackled, do. DO, ~; tireo.QuRrier and half
rigs, mems, $500; do, boys, sos.
long tug, complete COLLAR, bridles, lines,
otc,), eOm&s@i; lbs Inch, machine, short
tug. complete, hl6 oo; III inch, hand, oak
tug, complete, 1880.
.spuRS.--EureSs No. 3. chased, per dozen,
y 70; lndianoln, hlued, per dozen, 81 80;
LEGGiNs.-No. |, Cal. style, calf. es; No.
Cnl. style, nip legRin leather, 50 30, No. 2 do,
80 No. 2 old style kip do, a. 90.
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MKArs-sugar cured: hams, iiy4s; sc.c.B,
loT: r,ax,..oy.. nav, son Gang axe
LARpIrierces VIC; -, ~ ana pyD cmns , W
5n csna.ic5fa. 49,.
CoFgKE.-Common IT,; ordinary, NE;
fair, l2c.: prime Rio, l3s fancy, JAG, old
government Java, 9cslc.: Arbuckies' AriOsa,
iGal6xc.
TEA--Imperial,tD go0; gunPowder; eoS79.
guGAR - Fine.powdered, bbln- 0Iso.; do,
haifbbis., Olic.; cut loaf, 9iic.; grannlated
siandard s,4c.: Louisiana granuated. bAo@;
standard AS % O.; choice white, 7M y &c.
Observation-Disclosures, 6l,ta7c.
FIsH-Mnckorei Ion Kits, No. ], Ellis: NO.
2 ri 05 half bbls., No. !, 800: No. 2, $500
White fsh, No. ], hill. bblh., U;2h; No; z, so.2''
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country Produce.

Potr.oes-Irish, northern. 2 Dbl s. :.
ssck, 0lis--c.; sweet. per bnshel ~ 0OE. On.
fs75 beans. n. y. med, bbls, bJzc;;. large
ii,ns. age; small butter, fl<fe5c. Pickles,
medium, per bDl.: 50 o.. email, per bbl. 80;
enocso. half cream. islzc.s full cream, lsc.
peanrifs, bNsioc q der. haIf.bbl.. % co. Cab.
bage, none.
younq spring chiGkens, - 7oD----; Turkeys,
~ gC4si6 ": ,sseae. "a ~ @s Dncks. " 90
Toes-Per dozen. lie.
Fresh country Dutter, choice. 20. Creamery
sgas7lso.;. old butter. sSiyc.; oleomarga-
rlns, l8c.