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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1884-11-15

GB-LocstIoR notices, and Proof OLA
Dor blanks can be had at the LEADER Of.
hos.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1884-11-15

Ar. LIrTELL went hunting on the
Bonito this week. Dear is his IA
vorite game. Hope he may shoot
one through the heart. His guide,
Church, knows where they hive.
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STILL LATER.

On Thursday, Rev. } A. Sigh,
acknowledged another of the al
legged libel, was served with a
writ similar to ours. We tried to
induce him TO trade with us, but
he wouldn't, seeming to be as
proud Of II as a girl with her first
love letter. The Rev, is not an
lngcrsoll man, but he agrees with
Pope Bob, when the latter says.
that the more he sees so-caIlcd
men, the higher lis opinion is OF
dogs.
Meantime, until ''Sprng-time
comes again." we are permitted to
live in the Territory, for which toll
Grafton We give thanks.
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San Antonio House.

offers the following complete stock Groceries Provisions. Hardware
Dry Goods, S~addlvry, Keadynade Clothing, Boots and Shoes
TACT, an assortment only to be found in first class general me cLandise
stores. Parties at Il distance wishin to AVA enselves o. this o:
fer may send their orders, which will be filled with the greatest care
md goods not suiting may be returned to us. In a later issue Of thi.
paper we will eXpla n in what way this drawing will be clniu tel and
which we are confident will give satisfaction to ali.
PRICE BROS,
SOCORRO and SAN ANTONIO, n. "
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OF REWARD

By CuAs. BULL, Deputy. sd
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-03-11

Mr.. fl. IL. Walker, agent for the FLORIDIAN at
Crlwfordville, was in the cy yesterday.
Mrs. Bette Powell, Of Naldosta, ga, is visiting
her father, Judge J. r. Bernard
Mrs. Hattie Dickinson, of Georgia, was visiting
friends in the city last week.
Misses Ida and Cora Hardy, and Mrs. A. d Ia
tum, of Grccnvc, have been guests of Mrs. Bro
kaw the past week.
John &. Rcardon, Esq, and Colonel s. D. Nc
Council, Of Ocala, were at the Leon on Saturday.
--Colonel l.. l. Fleming and Mr.. Arthur 7. Viii
lams, of Jacksonville, arrived at the Capital Satur-
day.
Mrs j. l.. Farant, of Norfolk, Va, is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Ella $. Bull.
Mr. S. j. Blrcfoot left last Tuesday to spend
several weeks with friends in Sanford.
w. r. Wilson, ESD, left last week for New
York. He will spend some time in the leading
markets of the East and North, and personally Sc
lect and purchase an immense ST ock of spring and
summer goods.
Mrs l.. d. Ball left last week to spend a month
at Sanford.
Miss l.. G. Barnes, daughter of Comptroller
Barnes has been the guest Of Miss Matte lIoustoun
for the past two weeks.
Mr.. f. L. Clark, of Monticello was at the ST.
James on Saturday
--Mcssrs Cliff Iollingcr and ID. p. Holland, Jr.,
Of jacksonville, and Mr.. Hall, of Massachusetts,
the guests of Captain f. X. IIolngcr last
week. They had some fine sport hunting around
Tallahassee.
Hon. Walter Gwynn was at the Capital last
week.
DR.. A. B. Hawkins is spending few weeks in
South Florida.
Mrs. Nora Mage, of Valdosta, Ga, is visiting
friends in the city.
Mrs. W. NJ Ball is spending month with her
parents at Aucilla
Hon W. H. Neal member of Assembly from
Liberty county, accompanied by Messrs. T. p. Shu-
Ter, NJ j. Solomon and c. b. Edwards of Bristol
arrived at the 81. James on Saturday.
Mr.. V. II. James has been appointed conductor
on the F. c. n W. Railroad.
Captain o. S Porter has returned from South
Florida.
DIR. w l.. Moor and Judge W. P. Byrd leave
to-day for an extended tour throuh South Florida
Mr. j. w. Anger, of the Eclectic 4Kagazine,
Charleston, s. G., is guest at the Leon.
Mr. Isaac IIinckley, of Philadelphia President OF
the Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore Rail
road is in the city
Mr.. Cd. Bcrnrcuter and family leave this to-day
for Paatka, where he has accepted position on the
Jou,mal Charlie is rsclass printer, and while we
regret his departure from Tallahassee, trust
that he and his family may find health wealth and
happiness in their new home.
Miss Rosa Masters, of Lake City, is the guest
of Miss E. j. Stephenson.
Mrs f. McCants, relict of the late Joseph Nc
Cants, ESQ., Of Jefferson county, is visiting her son
in this city, Rev. A. q. McCants.
Prof A. II. Lowrie, editor of the Elgin Qll)
Daily Ne,cs left Tallahassee yesterday after sojourn
of several days He was charmed with our country
and climate, as his words did admirably set forth in
his eloquent address at the meeting last Thursday.
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Polishing the Wrong End.

Many men daily polish their boots who never
give thought to the condition of their hair, ex-
ccpt to harrow it casually with the brush and
comb, or submit it TO the paralyzing attentions
of the average barber. What happens? Why,
this From neglect, mental anxiety, or any of
score of causes, the hair turns prematurely gray
and begins to fall out. Parker's Hair Basam
will at once stop the latter process and restore
the original color. An elegant dres sing, free
of grease. FEB. 20-lm
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ATLANTA. Ga. November 3 1879

ATLANTA, NA.. NOVtInDCT 8, 1878.
DIR. E. S. LYNDON, Athens, Ga.-Dear Sir
We have bought of you in the past seven months
twenty-ene thousand six hundred bottles of your
worm oil, and the best recommendation we can
give ii is that wherever it has been bought once,
it has always been bought again. The sale is
increasing rapidly. So far as we have learned,
it has in every instance given entire satisfaction
Yours respectfully,
HUNT, RANKIN & LAMAR.
NJ. Lively general agent Aim
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nv 1N.h-N
NJ. Lively. general agent.
Dr. BOSonkO.

This name has become so familiar with the
most of people throughout the United States
that II is hardly necessary to state that he is the
originator of the great DR.. Bosanko Cough and
Lung Syrup, the peoples favorite remedy,
wherever known, for coughs, colds, consump
ton and all affections of the throat and lungs
Price, so cents and 81. Sold by NJ Lively.
Aim
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Read This.

If you want the perfection Of household RENE
dies get bottle of Hoods Eureka Liver Medi-
cine. In this climate it excels all remedies
known for Liver Diseases, Dsordcred Stomach
and troublesome Constipation. For sale by w.
Rawls and M. Lively Tallahassee, Fla. 80 %
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COTTON 1T.
PuBI.IC WHITING.

The Citizens of Tallahassee arr reu"stea to assem-
Mo ., N. MAYORS of:ce al / o'cc !. Wednesday
l2th instant, to take action With me f' OIL Secur
;no AN appropriation ly Congress for The erection
Of a Government Building in tiis IitF.
MANI CITIZENS.
T.,,.u.usrR March Ii 1854
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An infallible cure for Neuralgia, Nervous
Headache, Eerachc. Toothachc and painful men,
situation in females: A teaspoonful of DIR. Jor-
dams Joyous Julip as per directions on bottle
Nothing like it for pain. For sale by NJ. Lively
and W. A. Rawls, Tallahassee, Fla. 80 %
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Ruggies and Wagons

The cheapest and best Buggies and Wagons il
the market can be bought at
a53m NJ NJ COBB's
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Cure for Piles.

The first symptom Of Piles is an intense itch
ing at night after getting warm. This unpleas-
ant sensation is Immediately relieved by an APP
plicaton of Dr. BOsankos Pile Remedy Piles
in all forms, Itch, Salt Rheum and Hingworm can
he permanently cured by the use of this great
remedy. Price 80 cents Manufactured by The
Dr. Bosanko Medicine Co., Piqua, O. Sold by
NJ Lively. March IL, 1SS4-ly
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A nonular man of Florida, on a SC,

"A popular map of Florida, on scale "a
miles to an inch, making sheet % inches square
folded in cover, pocket size, showing the whole
definitely located. and giving the Railroads, ETC.
with accuracy, has been brought to our notice
II seems to contain quite as much information as
is found on many maps much larger, while its
size adapts it to the use oftourists and the pfice
Is published by G. w. & G. B. Cotton Il Co.,
New York.
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Free DistributiOm.

What causes the great rush at M. Lively's
drug sore?" The free distribution of sample
bottles of Dr. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup,
the most popular remedy for coughs, colds, con-
sumption and bronchitis now on the market
Regular size so cents and 81 Aim
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Maryland white Seed Corn.


For carly planting, at
43tf r. H. RANDOLPH Il Cos.
The H mickerbOckerS h builder Brace.
A gentle or powerful Brace obtained.
Easily adjusted and worn with comfort
All sizes for men, women, boys and girls.
The cheapest and only reliable combined Brace
and Suspcndcr in the market, at
Al RAWIs
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NHrS. <.r,,ndy Saws

That Mayor Pcarcc is proving himself 10
tie the night man in the right place
THAI DIR. Redmond, Of the Forldu Dixppf,A,
was taken for Young man on the late editorial
excursion, and by his constant attention 10 the
ladies he often compelled the, "bachclor clc-
mcnt of the Press Association to reluctantly
oCcupy hack seats
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New Advertisements.
FOR. SALE

A THOROUGHBRED JERSEY BULL CALF
IN nine months old, bred from the best stock o.
this county. Price, 800
JNO. BRADFORD.
Bradfordville, Fla, March H. 1SS4-tf
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-03-11

This is to certify that we, the undersigned
citizens OF Leon and Wakulla counties, Fla, are
each using n Home Comfort Range" bought of
the Wrought Iron Range Company, of St. Louis,
Mo They are the most perfect and convenient
cooking apparatus we have ever used, requiring
less fuel and baking in one half the time of the
cast stove; and we do not hesitate to chcerfully
recommend il to the public.
N. NJ Islcr, ]. M. earn, M. d.,
ID. F. Grambling, II. T. Felkel
]. B. Conner, T. J. Roberts,
M. NJ. Braswell, B. J. II. Boatwright
N. w. Butler A. N. Bradford,
S Stewart, J. L. Thomas,
Egbert Minis, w. w. walker
43-tf
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For Five Cents

You can buy single copies of the FLoRIDIAN,
at CIarks News Depot, enclosed in wrappers
and stamped ready for mailing
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NOTICE.
CITY TAX SALE.

CITY TAX SALE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
~ following described City Lots will be sold at
public auction Monday, the seventh day of April,
1884, in front of the Courthouse at Tallahassee,
Florida, in the County of Leon, much thereof
will be necessary to pay the amounts due for
taxes for the year 1885, together with the costs of
sale and advertising;
Cooper, Boones estate, lot 3s, 8 half county or.
$1.20.
Hawkins, John B, lots and 4, half county or,
$192.
johnson, Samuel, part of lot 8, NV A, beginning
at NE corner of said lot and running Is feet,
thence Sc rs feet thence to beginning so feet, and
fronting on Georgia street. 40 cents
Mason, Eliza estate, lot 272 0 2, SLIGO.
Robinson, Byron, lot l4l o P, $l.2O
varnum, John, part of lot l19, 8 half county or,
so cents
JOHN A. PEARCE,
March 4, 1S844w City Tax Collector
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For Ken

\ desirable residence, containing six rooms,
kitchen, good well and large garden. Apply at
the store of (47) y. A. LEVY
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Leon County Pamphlet.

The second edition of 5000 copies of the Leon
County Pamphlet is now ready for distribution.
Send 4 cents in stamps for a copy. Address
r. G. Lone, Tallahassee, Fla.
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l.. {. Sides, lo!c.; Fat Backs, lO!c Bellies,
lo!r Freight added, As cents per hundred
pounds on gross weight, At Y. A. Lcvy's Il
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Macic and Giil Presentation.

SIgnor Bosco, OF rcnown rs a practitioner OF
the illusions of lcgerlcmain, and rs "A funny
man Of most excellent humor, proposes to en-
terrain TaahaSsccans at Gallic's Hall tonight
tomorrow night and Thursday night, and then
and there will be distributed to the holders of
fortunate tickets variety of prizes of more or
less value. We have in the Jacksonville Times
tnton the following endorsement of the Signor's
entertainments.
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N KTEOHoLoHpCAL.:

Record of 7smperatut< at r,naaqs.e-, Florida,
"'' for he past geek
observations taken by ~ H. EAwt~S Druggist and
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Fresh Supplies

OF Magnolia Hams Brunswick Hams, Sugar
cured Shoulders anI Breakfast Strips are re
cclv"d every week, At The variety store of Saxon
n Go. 40
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Spring styles i'm Clothing
Special Notice.

For Surveying Mapping and Engineering,
call on II. $. DuNal, and if you are not willing
TO pay ten dollars per day, and all necessary cx-
pcnscs, for each days work, or less than day,
please don't call on him. 40-tl
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METROPOLITAN HALL LAST NIGHT

Never before in the past twelve Years has such a
jam occurred At Metropolitan Hail that of
last night, the occasion of the first appearance Of
Sgnor BoscO, the celebrated magician and humor-
ist From the time the doors of the hall
opened until the hall was packed till standing room
could not be found, people swarmed in and finally
when the hall could hold more at least one
hundred persons were turned away from the front
doors. The entertainment was uhsually good per
haps the best of the kind ever given in this city,
and the prizes distributed at the o. the enter
tanmcnt were fine, the first prize being a gold
watch Tonight the first prize will consist Of a
gold watch, the second silver ice pitcher the third
"A SILK dress, besides numerous others. Tomorrow
afternoon Sgnor Bosco will give matinee and to-,
morrow night his last performance in this city.
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Largest Line of Samples
yer received before, at d. b. Mcginniss. .I> IA
DOn't Delay

II N"n want pictures as fine and pcrfrci Il can
he taken anywhere, 90 n once to the Art Gallery
over Dtm"n> store Captain J. A Wren may
have I" leave in a few weeks, therefore DELAY not
il You desire any kind of pictures executed in
gnnl s1Yln.
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ing 'he entertainment surely admired the action
OF Mayor Pearce and his policeman IN main
tanning good order during the evening Those
who go there for the enioymen, the entertain
ment affords, as well As the company paying the
city a liceuse before they can perform, expect
good order to be preserved-aye, it is due to
them Excellent order was maintained at the
entertainments at Gallic's Hall last week, and
those who know Mayor Pearce do not doubt
that good order will be preserved in future
-Mr. w. w. Calkins, wife and daughter, and
Miss HaSsock, of Chicago, have been at the CITY
| Hotel since last Tuesday. Though this is his
eighth season in the State he is on his first visit TO
Tallahassee, and likes the city and surroundings
| very much Mr. G. is making cabinet csllec-
| ton OF Florida woods and though he has more
than two hundred varieties, he can make quite
an addition to his list from the excellent wood
| lands ct Leon county.
Colonel Francis ID Carey, Vice President
of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad. his
wife two daughters, son and James Sheridan
| FaulkS, whose arrival in a private car WAS an.
| nounccd in The FLoRIDIAN last TUESDAY. was so
charmed with the hill city and hill country that
| he concluded to stop here. He last week rented
the furnished residence of Major Leroy ID. Ball
| on Calhoun street, where he and his family are
| pleasantly domiciled
| -FLORIDIAN Item Box: Florida is to have one
hundred and fifty thousand feet ofspacc and a spc
| cal building at the Worlds Exposition at New
| Orleans, and should have an immense supply ofad
| vertisng matter on hand, all conspicuouslv dis
| played, and some one to arrange and look after
| Tie newspapers from ali parts OF the State. 1t
| would pay the newspapers Of the State to place
good man there, on good salary \ small
amount from each would suffice to pay his sal
| arv--anl no better and more honest and we'll
known man could be selected than Mr. Chns. A.
| Chortc, who could in addition to taking care Of
this display, take subscriptions for all papers
| throughout HE State.
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Lecture Tonight.

Rev. J / Ilng"n will lecture at Library Hall
to night. Subjccl: Magnetism, its agency in
tn" Marrocosm ana The Microcnsm, with Illus
trltivc experiments
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TALLAHASSEE, March II. 1854
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PERSONAL.

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, March 4, 1S>4-5v
New-York tribune., 1884-11-25
STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BALTIMORE Nov 24.-Cotton nrm. Middlng loi4c Flour
aust; Howard and Western super So 25 - 65 do
Extra 81 IS ass 81; DO. "a nlL So lJ9S 5G City M'
spper 81 25 u.s. do Extra SO 00ds5 7j DO Rio Brants
s462Gs4 75; ratapsco Family, 50 lj DO superlatiye
Patent, S. Is. Wheat-Southern hrm; Western steaiy
southern Red 81 ds5ci do Amber. 90d92c. No. Mary:
land sgaSDs,c. No. Western Winter Red Spot 1890
Use; November. 79aa79Sc december, s0ssOlsc.; Jan.
uary isc Fenruary &C CornSouthern lower
Western active; southern White ACC do Yellow
46aci Western Mixed Year, 45iac. oats quiet south
SO i5c. Western White. 33G3ici do Mixed G3sc
Pennsyvania 80 a4c Rve hrm and steady az 8z66oc FRO
dull steady Mess Pork 81 10 Receipts
1888 bbs, Wheat. 10000 oush Corr. 40oo bish OatS
10000 bush: Rye, 500 Duah- Shipmen0-Wncat iovoo
bush. saes-Wheat A69. 900 bush; Corn. lOsVoo oush
BOSTON Mass Nov. 2iFlour quiet and npGhanSsa p sG
Supcrtnr, 81 50 0S2 75 Common extras - ~ y
Winter Gors dat s,ssnss as weak
No White 1885 acL No White F1asr 1000 oSIs
$500 sacks Corn $4,000 bushi oats soOoo oush- shor
$4,000 busL - -
cisclssAr. Nov ot-Fiour steady samiy oo9fS 2s
Fancy 81 asa ProviNousPorE dui NJ oD6Sis 10
sr. aal 50 80 ssge1 Bulsnsa.s dull shoulder,
s6ortrib 50 ly shor. Clear 81 80 Hogs arm; oom
mon and Lisns "a j5 Pioxing An tit,ner@ - l0e
81 6Is reccips. q 500 hsah seipuicnts. il0J head
cso,cs Winter wheat " S6sSs 5prins Wasat ss %
% oo LAM Trades q iSaass Rys Flour 500 a. lSis
aaTi sc closing at i3c December TAhdTA &C.. closing
New-York tribune., 1884-11-25
1clsi bush, igbpip,sl ipaa,5it ia,gi3,n5t pmoe9i

nAY AM HrHAw-ieweg grades et hay were neasst sN
bnl The ppe grees emaeel about steady suew was As"
"@'rrns s'ales ,Gs5Se, hlsaw-No, i'se eaei No u
,llpGs~ Uni, a moderate movement was reported but
hodes @]ssn late "sS' S T =. o%n n s6e far export or
a % e@t 80 rs rather scare al u @ aac coast
MhiALs ~Generaly quiet. Iron sold Change TO the
tons Egron ~oundes'ald have ssd at t Ie and
i..i cad steady SpoIes quiet quiet i6 y
8SAvAL r rsr'oREs@spriIRs rurpennne on
sn aSS 100 q & ic December Dec a, % SeTc
essentially nnchangeda at 81 70 p - ~ 81 80 " p "a
NJ 3 81 Is. \. 81 IS; O. "A "a ~. rar and
UIlsDcontnued generally quiet without interesting fea-
ucEAN FIEiG fiTsSAslde from liberal engagements Of
grain via the regular transatlantic steamers at higher rates
saDsT s9 d a however is FAR from large
sns % is Tss SE sna Ses' SS esnm 11' and
2s hence british ship oT; oSgSo cases srd Te
e% New p"rt S, Ne steamer cotton 264d hence
e s5. 800 5S Ss SaT Ss- Co., and sS sss'
i toms ss' & SS, S grain g. a. 80
pToSl@oSs s..:.. IL isGow. steam, hence British
''@S ef Df' market nsy
show Srtasr S rGaeO leading e 90 @ sD S'ns tar
.cE is n6 fs@y Ness "a @sls 9. So' aSsS Ssw
90 Extra Prime BEE eont4uss 7, e,
PATE ss bss psss' ass sas T. Family Family i3 City CT
81. Ss Mess s,,e az
stronger, the market is steady. with moderate & de-
Gaaa67c 100 Picked Hams. Sac. and at West 100000
Shoulders spot private tenn and 300 cs fcSen
shoulders 6o0 &c. rcsea Hams Dec mner private Ger rs
Picked Shoulders '4d6ca hams, Jaa aloc....M
shair lover. 100 BOXES ing ana snort
Clear t5c 10 cost and freight and a West lJO boxes
lear spot, tc boxes irst half February 0c tOO
ar Oess%Ge M ac ioas ssr ,b9 IL shS, csa
hall and halt December quoted 1tc..-.-DhEssLD
&c ni:"s, anu ~ ,s'er dsmana W nsavy nn;v
market nad very quiet appearance touay. and prices
dropped e or couple OF points, leaving on az the inside
this the rulng Is limited Western steam spot quoted
Zoe sales 100 tes &c and 100 tcs December delivery
40 C. LOCO tcs January, 7O6a7.Osc, closing 7.oJa
7izc; i6Oo ties; Marcn, 1I1e7.Iscj closing 7leS7lsc
Ing 7s1c. tiiy steam fair demand. sale, 525 10
terms quoted 755c South American $50 a Sc.....BuT
IEh-onet, steady and unchanged. state Creamery.
tubs and pals 2Oa2sc Welsh tuba 2IGy7c; hrkns and
tubs ia25c nIkins 22a2ic; Western imitation cream
eIy lsGsici estern factory l2alsc; SMEEsE1
l2aej job lots i2a. l3c Western, fat 4d II SKINS
li2a4e .Lous-Hu,Y, aud nIl, state ~ e2oe western
ilss isSlssss "''4"'' - "a 20 &C. lm'd 4O'1i' i"D0's'
l1lUfs-Qniet and unchanged
srEAhlN b-Neg ected and nominal city quoted at TIC
euuAk.haw dull and nomlnally unchanged Far Rein
Granuaied Uag Lice cubes 6Laosci Confectionery A.
btc; elbow. hdiHsc.
foBAccU. .KsnlqSky quic, and pnchansedi Luss, 1850
rance November, ll.ied7 il6. December 9adT 1919
1ALLON-haihet easier and In moderate demand. Primo
CITY quoted at Gag Bjl6c Sales 40U00lb In los nt
3.l6c. and $4,000 ms. Western on private terms.