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Daily Republican., 1884-02-28
A N ORDINANCE

RELATING TO THKLKAsEs oYPuBLIc VIVA rs
BE It ordained by the City Council Of vii.
mingtOn
SECTION !. That public whsrves belong.
ing TO the city Of Wilmington, and being Fit
uated at the end of public streets, shall be
leased only for the purpose Of loading and
unloading of merchandise IN the course Of
business; and II shall not be lawful for any
person or persons leasing such wharves TO
store on such wharvessny merchandise or 9th.
er material. but shall keep the said wharf
between the building lines of the street
clear nor shall any person leasing said
or on such wharves: and all leases hereafter
made shall have therein plainly expressed
the provisions OF this Ordin ,nce.
SECTioS2 ANY violation Of the provisions
OF this ordinance shall be punished with II
Of hve dollars, and shall, at the discretion of
the Council, work Il forfeiture of the lease.
Pass at the City Hall, Feb "A, A. d. 1854.
HENRY q. CONRAD.
Pres dent of the City Council.
Attest X. g. FkAIM,
Clerk ofthe City Council. RS It
ENOK nEnT-TWO STORfS. WITH
Il cellars also the second. third, fourth
and MN stories OF the large building \ w
corner Third and Orange streets These
rooms are light and ve'y centrally located.
and suitable tor any light business. Power
can be had If necessary. Apply to Il. b. NC
NIB, nth and Market streets, or to J. l..
Ooh E.TREf;, 2'5 and 2l7 W. sth street, In
evening after o'clock. ,2slm
Daily Republican., 1884-02-28

In addition TO barber business n
bury Murray has fitted up az vr'
connection with his estaO1l
the purpose Of trimming COW !"
easing the pain Of bunlons' IL M
art he IL an expert. Persons ,o'l
anything done in this line S ,@
well 10 consult him at NO, , m
Front street, or orders leu 'u' III,
attended to by Mr.. Murray Az '''
dence of his patrons.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-28
Dadfe
presenteU with q b""

On Tuesday eveningPast ,'h u a
r. Blroball was presented T,..s !,
full gold badge, by Cyrus GN'a a. !
Knights of the Golden Eaelr ;,a;n,h|
cognition of his services 81, ~ s s,a.s'b|
growth of the order in I'll, ', "ro,I
dltlon to the badge Is a eoIu .h or s1
crossed gavels bound toge'n
gold crown pendant.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-28

Robert W. Wright, of New Castle,
who had his foot crushed by the cars
of the p, W. a. b. railroad at the foot
Of Market street, some.two or three
weeks ago, is still suffering from his
injuries and DR.. Black, the attending
physician, is afraid that the foot will
have TO be amputated,
Daily Republican., 1884-02-28
I..tsers GRANTED.

Testame,tary letters were .a t Get,
Register Birps yesterday, " viII1
S. Grubb, eaecutrl% Oh CS "U Of
late ex.Snerlif Isaac ui ~, If P'
Castle Hundred. The VIII i,us Hrps
Mcclellan, late of Chr'' mrs, mt NOD
was proved and recor'e"' ""
we're granted.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-28
The Guards Fair.

The attendance still continues good
at the fair o! the Smyth Post Guards,
which is now being held in the Herd
man building and the committee are
well pleased " it'll the success that has
attended their efforts. Among the new
attractions is a quilt containing 2O,0lg
pieces which WAS exhibited at the Cen.
tennial in 1876, and was awarded a
medal.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-28
WILSON'S
UNDERTAKING ROOMS, SIS King STREET.

The first TO successfully introduce Arterial
Embslming in this city. Having studied
under the most sKillfal German embalmer
In this country, and with his private formu-
la and four years Of practical experience
with all kinds of cases. make specially Of
preparing and keeping bodies WITHOUT
ZOE, and Of preparing bodies for shipment to
oil parts Of the country.
TELEPHONE SIGNAL, leS.
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
J. A. WILSON, Funeral Director.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-28
Interesting Meetipy'

A meeting was held last evelI4
the Delaware avenue Baptls' we
which in point OF interest was wy y,
couraging. The meeting was :. v
attended ard the exercises Weftn. Y
Joined in by those present M,]
suit of the power maniieStH, s .,,|
ten persons arose and IA number 'H1
for admission to church memDelsl'r
The meetings are to cobtlnu, \,
evening this week, and qul'e
Der are to be laptised this con's
bath.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-28
MisAiO nary AnniYeraarY.

This evening Asbury M. 4. Sunday
school will hold their annual missionary
anniversary in the church, Third and
Walnut streets. The exercises will con-
sist of singing, addresses, recitations,
memorial services and the reading OF
the Secretary's report, and will be Of a
highly interesting character.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-28
Preacbers rad Their HON es.

Tomorrow the REPUBLICAN, will
contain an accurate list of the names
of the Off cers, ministers and lay dele
gates, that will be in attendance at the
Wilmington annual Conference, and
the places where they will make their
homes during the session.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-28

The tariff question was debated by
members Of tho Young Mems Demo.
cratic Club at their meeting last night,
when 1t was decided that American in
dustries need no further protection than
what they receive from the tax laid for
the collection Of revenue.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-28
MeetIng lO'H'"",,

The Republican voters ,trs T. tbis d
ward will hold q mef'lnS NppsHI
in the rooms of.the Young aso n Of u
Iican Club for the r,rp Of MONTH";
tring the advisah'n,,ii ny VcSOnuiIs.
cauiidates for the ,, o,,S Verepf
be yot. d for next Sat'l'''
Daily Republican., 1884-02-28

George Mccall, the veteran clothier
and merchant tailor, can now be found
at John II. Muore's. 228 Market street,
lbe old and reliable clothing house,
where he will be pleased to see all his
old friends and as many new ones as
possible.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-28
EleknnG IlOIn I'll rsal

That new and po' 'ioor 10 ID,
5os W. West street, next .,a a0o E.q, y
dcnce of w. X. CroS oS,, cash rdJ
bought right, only s., wv 'ccallSs
Possession immehla'e,'y Erect
Stern, No. iii Market '''''
Daily Republican., 1884-02-28

Go to John II. Moore's, the reliable
clothier at 22S Market street, during the
great bargain sale, if you want good
overcOat or suit for yourself or boys.
The low prices will amaze you.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-28
At Cost.

At cost, and many lots of good win
ter clothing for less than cost. We
must make room for our spring goods.
We are manufacturing lots of them at
Mo0re's, 22S Market street.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-28
MARR IAGEa.

ROWBOThAM-kUTH Philadelphia,
on the Oath inst, by the Rev. M. A. Rich
ards, Mr.. John II, RowbOthsm and Miss
Glady A. Ruth, both Of Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-28
The " ooeh or.

T00 W00Sm0E.
Once Of the Chief Signal Omcer,
Washington, February 2S, 1884.
Rain fell yesterday in Texas, Ten
nessee and In portion of the Ohio
Valley, while snow is reported in
Illinois, Kentucky, Minnesota, Mich.
gan and along the lower lakes and in
Northern New York, and in Northern
Minnesota the temperature has fallen
to from ten to fifteen degrees below
zero. Tomorrow clearing and colder
weather may be expected.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-28
Revival Services.

The revival at Hanover church con.
tinues with unabated interest The ser.
wee this evening will be, conducted by
Rev. W. W. Taylor. A cordial invita-
lion TO all.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-28

Winter clothing at cost and less than
cost to close them out. Go they must, at
Moore's, 228 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-28

Fem b Co.'S thermometer registered
yesterday, 4s degrees at 3 p. m, A al
s p. M, and 43 at 10 p. m.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-28

Join one of the three watch clubs at
Masaey's, 2O4 King street.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-28

state Of the Thermometer
ut the REPUBLICAN, ONCE In the shade,
O'Clock 10 O'Clock IL O'Clock
$50 800 43o
Daily Republican., 1884-02-28

"ANTED-A 'IRST,CLASS Girl.
w ior general Homework. Apply at No.
i''' ''''''u S''ect f2S2tt
NOR REET-THREE ROOMS AT M.
l. 40 Poplar Street. Apply at 1920 poular
''''' fJ5-ltt
Daily Republican., 1884-02-28

EOR RENT-TWO LARGE SECOND
~ ana third floor rooms, cor. Fourth and
ffcnch streets. All cOnvenieDcss for any
purpose VIM. q. PHILLIPS. lis East
Fourth street. fe2Slmo
Daily Republican., 1884-02-28

Ss) I'M INWARD LOST - ON
sDAsOO Wednesday, on the road be.
tween Mrs. Andrews and 800 Washington
street a grey horse-bla nket, striped ends.
Finder please return to either of the above.
mentioned places. fls.sts
Daily Republican., 1884-02-28

"ANTED - ny A FAMILY OF
w three. a small house. rent not to eX.
coed $40 per month. Address A. o., this Of
fee. fls g,t
, 1884-07-09

Hell QvGrtersts Vsl@ngde. so, 1903
, 1884-07-09

Het Qvartsrsts V9le~Ode.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-22

THE MISUSE OF FRENCH OF the many
amusing stories in circulation, and turning
on an English misuse of French, the most
popular is perhaps the auecdote In which
one of two gentlemen occupying an apart
ment in Paris leaves word with the con-
cierge that he does not wish his fire to go
out as he unfortunately expresses this de-
sire in the phrase, "Ne laissez pas sortir lie
fou," much inconvenience results to the
other gentleman, who is detained in the
apartment as a dangerous lunatic. This
pleasant tale has in its time been fsthered
on many famous Englishmen. And like
unto it is another which Americans are
wont to place to the credit OF a cockney,
while the Eagiish are sure that its true
hero WAS q snkee, both parties acting on
the old principle of putting the French
mau up the chimney when they tell tae. story
in England" The story goes that certain
glo-Saxon-for thus we may avoid in.
ternational comp ications-entered into
Partisan restaurant with intent TO eat,
drink and be merry. Wishing to inform
the alter of his hunger he sad, q al
une CONNIE !" to which the polite but aston
ished waiter naturally responded, "J'espe1e
que Madame Sc porte bien p Whereupon
the Anglo.Ssxon makes a second attempt
at the French for hunger, and asserts,
"Je suis fameux y to which the walters
obvious reply is, "Je suis bien aise de lie
SAVIOR, Monsieur !" Then the Anglo Saxon
girded up his loins and made final effort,
and declared, "Je suis femme y to which
the waiter could answer only, "Alors
Madame s'hahille dune facon tresetrange,"
After which the Anglo Saxon fled and was
seen no more Il rne Saturday Review.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-22
Sacramento Producs hsrzst Wholesale
lcorrsss+d Tally for the Rso0RD.us,os.


FsUr-Lsnaons, Sicily, e. 1905 y case, Oranges,
% itorniA, 3 2513 IS = ooX Lines, 81 so; ~
nansS g. sie3 so = bunch Pinespru4, 5f(t9 K
dozen UocoAalss, IS 50e6 2 100; Apples 8 3
q box Crauberres, SI79ls Dbl.
PIN Fs-ITs-A5sorgoI, zs-b vzue, , dos. 81 50
as=orted, yAiicn saas, G. 0. reaches -.-h cane
g. = Por;ia-1 Etaeherr,ss- s-A carz - y ',-r-
tsoerfies. 81 p Capital Asparagus, 3 . 8 dozen
cans
Dg,aD FE1IT.-APples, si,esi. 10alle : Z. ~
,l1ATte!o5l 9SlQ pass, pocisu. 7eSSc; -, 90.
peeled, f95c; F'uEa, pit,ed l7,iS Pca-Ss-
10 El2lc; do, paeie, 1@e,20.; erunes Gerulsr aut
frenen, l2i siSsi E.sckoes.i7s, 1915; 70, Gait
Sonia. 6s7e ) D.
TAsLz FRUrTs Assorted, g b cans, . doE, a 80 :;
Peaches g 20; Bartlett FsaTs. g 90 Plans e 3 ;
GlacSberrios, e. 9Q83; GaOseberrics, s. straw.
p5I19s. IS IS Apricots, 81 25 Muscat Grapca s. %
Ee Currsnts, . IS: Cherries IS %.
VsssrAsLSs - Potatoes, G5csiSl 50 Onions,
81 25sI so; Caulihower, 75caSl Cabbage, 15cG
81 p t; Carrots, 50S60c hun 5rod; Turnips,
%. = sack; bun1h vegetables lac y dor /;
ParBnlps, lo; Bee;s, le; Horse Radish, 687c y D |;
artichokes, 75c dozen; jerusalem AitichOkes
95S4c = d Sweet Potatoes, y CSC 3 Ii Celery,
o. a75c s doz; Garlic, ss74c; Nevada Potatoes,
g. 2ocsI 90; New Potatoes, Ss4c . II Rhubarb, Is
C8l7c; Peas i5G190c; Asparagus, lac . b.
BRzADsrUYFs-FI01r, g l2l 2 barrel; Oatmeal,
sl7S = 100 D. latter Cor Eastern i oQrnmeal, yell
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-22

PROPOSED TRANSATLANTIC TELEPHONE.
Experiments were recently made with
telephone apparatus OF Michigan in
ventor, which he thinks can be utilized for
talking across the ocean, aud which he
hopes to apply to the Bennett-Mackay
cable, when laid. He claims to have
solved the problem of adding a bat.
terry to line, almost without
limit, by using simultaneously a
number of independent local batteries, in
ductioa coils and deviasing points, and
says he can avert the danger o. burning bat.
teries by increasing the number of cells. The
experiments were with a ten. point multiple
telephone. over 800 miles of wire, between
New York and Washington. A Morse
instrument was working close to the
telephone, and the induced current
was 60 strong that the message
going over the instrument could
be read through the telephone receiver.
The inventor expects to try a twenty point
transmitter on the ocean cable, and thinks
current will be generated sufficiently
strong to overcome the resistance.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-22

SYRUP-The California Refinery uuloaded ccnsid-
r4ue Let on tine market on the 18TH, a. reduction
~ sc = gallon This for the ment has tied
the market Some iobbers offerins 70 sell CafOr
mia Diamond a. S0c In hbs SIZE IN hi bbls d 4Uc
IA kegs Others nOmnaly hold TO the old prc g.
though Of course they do not allow themselves to be
uuderso'd The Americsn Refinery Syrups have not
been reduced but Of It is impossible to sell
Them at the old pr so long California is offered
At 20R225C less than the nominal schedule OF rates
TEA-,Iapag-C Common, l5125c; good, 25@3Jc; SUI
perior Sc extra fine, 5U0G0c Gu1powder and I'm
Qerial-Common, Sec superior 3lG5ec extra ine
-ior 37a045c; extra hne, 5o1l5c Pou.h oug-Canton
5-n papers l5G2-c; FoOchow-Ooloug, S5,G45C in
p4 pers Comet do. Sc; Fom0sa, 25d35c: line do
tnsE season.. 40055c; finest do 65td70C = h.
WOODENwARE-A leading hrm quotes as fol
lows Tubs. painted, per dozen. ssa20; nest
~ three, g nest Of eight, 81 vanished, per
dozen S9QH n 81 Of three 50 80 ear lola hoJpl
per dozen SIC tlf nest OF three 50 50 ear lgalyan
'scd hoopl per Dozen Sl40lS nest Of three. 81
Eceler's vanished, per dozen, S20i; nest OF five
q IS Pals painted. 81 IS per dozen vanished
SSd3 50 white, s. 5o6l 20; lard GOV rCd, 81 50g15.
WAshboards Cai oruis zinc, 3 20 per dozen; East
ern combination. 81 Eastern double zinc, 81 ~;
Eastern Wilson. $ 30 per dozen
WOOLES GuoDs-POaeer bauketng is quoted
follows Vicuna and Brown. Pinch, s2-oz. = 50 5
yard; Gray same width ard weight, 81 81 $ yard;
Grav same width 2ioz, 81 Gray 5iinch. l6-cz. Sc
Elaanss s-t,Tay, OF White twill ed. 7-oz. Sc same,
5z 40c ar,et and Dark Blue, &C for 7oz and 40c
s5r i-oz White plain fuei 81 10: s2-inch do, 81 .
50 French flaids, 81 %; do, extra heavy, Csc;
opera Fiann,ls S5gS7lc; Ho eyoomb FlAnHels, 81 p
a. rs yard.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-22
San FRANCISCO MARKET REVIEW.
a.roar.D POI THE SACRAMENTO a.OOaD-usrOsl
General tlerchandise.

SAN Francisco March %. 1884
SBAes AND BAG ING Holders OF Wheat Bags feel
quite comfortable over the situation. The elements
OF strength are found in good prospects for the
crops in the large proportion OF inferior goods likely
to De offered, m liking the superior Qualities more
sou hit after aud in the light invoices of goods com
ing by steamer The quotations for standard
Wheat Bags are 7sGIsc for May, .-9ne AID Jnly de
livery; Woo. Bags SsG42c; Potato Gunnies, l43g sc
Doors AND sHoEs-Recent public sales show that
reasonable goods of standard make ave always
BREAD Ship Bread, SIC ; Pilot Bread 494lc; Soda
Crackers, 6!a7sc; Cakes, S(a2Sc.
BRIcK-Bath, 45c p dozen English Fire, s]2 5'G-
thousand.
follows Common, 81 rs, 81 and 8 IS fer the three
numbers Extra Patent 81 %, g 80 50 Is s. for
the four styles Eureka 81 r. g. s. rs and 50 90 for
the four styles; Mill and Stable s. IS 80 aud 81 for
q s. and 81 Is = dozen
CANDLEs-Following are quotations for Eastern
brands in round lots Grants Stearic A id II OF.
l21c; Gross Co Adanantine Il o. l2Gl3c HARNESS
Patent Wax, lie; Mitchels Adamantine lbGl6tetor
IA and Isc for 10 or Proctor Candles Searic Acid
IA o. 15c; Ropes 9lGl1!c for the two styles Schaef
fers stearic Acid Il o. l2c and u Star l0c u S
Candle C0mpanVs II o. loo Werks Stearic Acid ia
GIl7sc for Is OF, and l5sc for II OF W "a Woods &
Co.'S Shield l49l4lc, and Solar Wax, l69Gl6so, both
rail weight Woods Conihans L OF, lO9lOtc; Parat-
CASE GooDs-A leading local canning firm fur
nishes the following price list Table Fruit per dozen,
an 2B-ih tins as folio rs: Apples 81; Apricgts Dam
son Plums and Muscatel Grapes, 81 70 Cur
rants, Bartlett Fears, runs, NectaflneS NellOW
Freestone Peaches Prnes and assorted Fruits 81 so:
Blackber les Black Cherries GOoseberries and White
Heath Clingson Peaches, 81 75 White Cher les,
Yellow Clinzstone Peaches, Raspberries and Straw
berries So Table Fruit in S-ib tins, 81 50Cn9 Pie
Fruits in q II tins 81 5eg2 2 and in h tins, 81 50
as Jams and Jellies in 2b tins, s. 5O3; Asparagus
23b tins q IS other Vegetables in 2ib tins 81 80
az q dozen
CEMEST-Eastern 50 5Oa2 rs; foreign, SO 759
so q Dbl; Golden Gate Plaster. 81 759S; Woth-
erspoon aster, SSGS 25; Santa Cruz Lime,
81 501l rs q brl Land Plaster, S2 so p ton Fire
Clay 81 & bb for American and s. for English Brick
Dust Sid5 b Dbl; Cattle Hair, 28c; Goat Hair. &c
#it.
JHIooRY-California, 5196lo; English and German,
6@6ic q II
CO4L-Thus far this month We have received nearly
81 900 tous chiefly from the coast Oleres, which
now being worked as never before The outlook fer
good demand or tonnage in the last quarter 4 the
year having softennE effect cargCes of Coal for
future loading and prices Of carg es g. arrive have
been lowr in several cases TINS private cir, ular of
i Harrison uliOtes follows.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-22
There is no market. Stocks quite light.
San Francisco Msat Market.

Following are rates for whole carcasses from
slaughterers to dealers:
bSSg-First quality, 9I91O3 second quality, s
@9a third quality, 7gSc = d.
yEAI- large calves, 7@9s; small ones, 7s1lc
q h.
MUrros-wethers arr q1otable ii 8asIr, aud ewes
ST 7a7lc q n.
LAxs- lriug is quotsbe at l2G15c q d.
PoRK-IIve Hogs u sc tor hard grain hogs on
foot 'rsssod do, 105Gl' &c o n.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-22
l,v. q %: white. s. a5aa so: Cracked Wheat,

low, g %: white. 81 25@2 80; Cracked Wheat.
90.
PoULTRY-Idve Turkeys, 27a28c y ~ dressed,
soc; full grown Chickens, sSeS so . dozen ;
young Roosters ss9s so o dozen Brothers, s5d as so
tame Ducks, s12: Geesa. & g IS . pa,r Eggs,
choice lots % 923c 2 dozen.
GAAs-Hare, 81 1892; Rabbits, sl@1 80; Nal.
lard Ducks, s5@6 q doz; Teal, s1a1 so doz
Sprigs, S2q2 so o doz,
DAIRY PRoDUCrs-Butter. choice, 26927c 2 n ;
mixed lots, in rolls, E2o23 Cheese, California,
from 17Gls;; Western, fats, logic; hafln's
Cream, l9Gl20c.
AsArs-Bee:, 10c !; Mrrtton, &c . II; Pork, 10 9
IL; Veal, small calves, l2e large, loo.
Hay, GgAR AND rBED-oaI nag, sl09l3 9 ton ;
Alfalfa hay. s399 3 ton bran, y ton, tl7 /;
uiddhngs. go . ton; barley, whole, s1s@l9 g ton
ground, 81 wheat, 81 609l rs u cwt wild oats,
81 Is; tame oase, 81: com, 81 &C. . cwt
AIs1aL5Iszous-eee is-AltaliA, 9e91': Timothy
Eastern, 7gsl O, ; Oregon, 1889 Pop Corn, 6Gsc
e Il (; Seu Clover Is eJec; Red Top, l19I2sc; huts-
Gngnsh Wslnuts, s4@loci California Walnuts,
99l0c; Almonds l49l5c Peanuts, California,
63d7c; Lard California;, cans, 14c; Eastern, IA g
l5c; hides. sat, light and medium, s9Sc, and
heavy, 9@i0c Org. ISL: Tsllow, 7lc; Hops, offer
ing at 10 922t q h-stock very small.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-22

THE TEST OF TIME.-Sixteen years ago,
the famous silver polish, ELECTRO SILICON.
was first introduced to the public, and by in.
trinsic merit it has become the recognized
standard of the world. See that the full name
Is on each box,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-22

The following freight passed Ogden March 18th
For Sacramento Blingsey Is c.. barrel wood
ladies James G. Davis, box walnut chair stock (;
Warehouse & Lester, bundles buggy shafts. 81
bundles poles
For Mchi.an Bar-C. A. R, barrel whisky
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-22

CoFFEE-Sales of Central American for the fir
two weeks in VI Irch amounted to 465S IS OF which
$50 bzgs went overland and the remainder taken
by ocai jObbers. Costa Rica varied from Ssd93c for
ordinary, 9iGl for mdding mixed with black beans
ami i2sa SIC for good. Guatemala ranged from Sc
to l35c for ordinary to prime and Salvador from SIC
for ordinary to 55c for gOot unwashed At the coss
good to prime grades OF Central America are uoted
CONDOR lI-inch and upward, lie;
l2-thread. ll2c; 6 and 9-thread, lie Bale Rope,
Tarred Rope, L:th Yarn and shinge Yarn,
Irvine for Hops and for Grape Vines lie; Irvine for
Paper and Bed Springs, lie: Manila, 1tinch and
upward, and also Rope for Transmission of Pover,
Bale Rope, Tarred Rope Starred Lanyard. Lath Yarn
and Single Yarn, and Irvine for Hops and
Grape Vines, l5c; l2thread, Isle; 6 and 9thread,
I6c Cable and Sand Pump Lies for Well Boring
and Irvine for Paper and BID Springs, Ice; all other
kinds l6bGl7c. Discount invoices of i0000 lbs.
Terms 60 days, or u cent OF for cash. Carriage
DRUGsNAium 2sa3c; refined Borax, lOIc;
BIC for California refined; Cream Tartar, 33(635c
Nitric Acid lO9Ic; Tartaric Acid 6O@62ci sulphurie
DRY GooDs-Brown Shifting is jobbing at cote;
sheeting, 7SG9c; Brown Drilling, siG9c; Prints
' FisH@Paciic Goldfish, &c in Sch bdls, 4o for Sc
lected in 10, n ses, and &C for b2neless East m
Goldfish, cate q h Eastern Mackere, 81 65(T2 for
Canned Salmon, 81 C5@l % g dozen l-lb tins
LEATHER-Sole for export, ls9issc; rough for ex-
port lSe; best Sole for oeal use, &c; medium Csc
Light. DC; Harness, 25@Gc: Harness, No 2 24c
q Ii.
Pine, S2f; Pine flooring and stepping, ST 90;
Redwood SIS for rough and SIS for surfaced Retail
Pine, common rough up to 40 feet. S22 so 2 feet;
No. flooring inches and over, S32 so do and I'M
der, and AKA and Ike flooring and stepping S35
rough clear for flooring, 81 less than above rates;
Laths, 50 rs 3 NJ Shakes Sl2 Z NJ Redwood. rough
merchantabe so so q NJ surface No. l, S35 T. Il C.
Redwood l!x4 and Ike S35 do 6-inch, II feet and
over S32 so; do beaded II feet and over S35; half
Inch surface $50; Pickets fancy, ST 50 do rough,
pointed, $40 /; do do square, Sl7 so Siding 3inch,
$25; Shingles 81 so D NJ Battens 3-inch. iineal, lc
Posts. l74c each.
Percussion, CSC q gross, less the usual
discount to the trade
METALS. W. Harrisons private circular quotes