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qGBNSEYTgsGT CO.. rs 9Th Ava. Na lors.
HUDSON RIVER r. R.
Conductor Melius says something OF In.
terest To An Travellers.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. y, Feb. D, 1881.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, II. y, Feb. %. 1854.
DR.. d. Kennedy, Rondout, n. y:
DEAR SIR have used yOur medicine, called
De. kENNEDI'S FAVOR RITE REMEDY, for In
Digestion end Dizziness. 20 which was subject at
times, and know from experience that Il is worthy
Of ell that can be said of it for disorders OF that
kind Respectfully, ". :. MELiUS,
GO Harrison Street.
That Dr. DAVID KENNEDY's FAVORTTE REM.
Hudson River Railroad, Is shown by the follow
ing from Iarrytown. The writer is none other
than Mr.. DeRevere, the Station Agent of the Hud-
son River Railroad Company at TarrytOYn,
mGn well known IN that community:
TAREYTowN, n, Y, Feb. p, 1SSl,
Dr. D. Kennedy, a0ndoui n. Y:
DEAR SM-For q long time was troubled with
revere attscks of dizziness aud Blind Sick Head.
aches. Ithought Il was due 10 impure blood aud
& ditCrdeled state Of Il c system was advised TO
ny FANORITE REMEDY. did so and have been
completely cured. It's the best thine ever heard
Of for Gny disorder Of that nature ana I've recon-
A. DEREvERE.
DIR. KTNNEDY's FAVORITE REMEDY is not
confined IL its sphere OF usefulness to one state or
locality but is hailed as boon by hundreds IN
every State. the following letter from MillYile,
N. j., viii show;
Or. David Kennedy, Rendout, n. y:
DEAR SRI had been q sufferer from Dyspepsia
from the time was sixteen years old. had con-
suited various physicians, but could ind no re-
iiei; Therefore lad almost given up IN despair OF
ever recovering my health when DR.. KENNEDY 3
FANORlTE REMEDY was recommended, when
tried, and have been cured. It's the best medicine
ever knew Of, and worthy OF the greatest conn-
dence. MRS. s. G. DOUGHERTY.
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Civilians end West Pointers.

Special TO the Sentinel.
WAsEIGGToN, March 9.-Army officers OF
the lower ranks complain OF the way in
which civilians have crept into the service
as their rivals during the past three years.
They say that nearly all of the second lieu
tenants have been filled from private life,
and that number Of promotions from the
lower ranks have been made OF these men
from civil life ovec the heads of West Point
graduates.
up full by the retiring President, several
appointments to that rank from civil life
having been made during the last week OF
tie administration, so that there is now no
pace 10 put the graduates this spring from
the Military Academy.
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NEW YORK, March 9-The following tele-
gram from the Secretary of Foreign Affairs
Of the Republic of Guatemala was received
day by Jacob Bali, Consul General of that
country: "Balz. New York: President Bar
rios hes Issued a decree proclaiming the
union of Central America as one Republic,
and TO realize the same has assumed the su-
LIeme military command"
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A Colorado sheep.grOwer OF large expert.
bee bas never failed TO cnre scao in sheep
by dipping them into a solution OF sulphur
al line, The proportion being twenty-five
TouI ds OF suil haT and twelve and one half
pounds Of lime 10 100 gallons of water. Tnis
liquor is kept st 100 to 100 degrees By the
therrat rae ter IN the dipping vat. He also
lids sulphur with salt regularly.
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CurtaiIing convict Labor.

AuBURY, n. Y, March 9.-The hame shops
OF Hayden q Boyd, prison contractors, are
burned. Loss. $50 600; partially insured.
The Slate loses SIS, 900. IL was probably set
on fire by idle convicts. This leaves but one
contract in force in the prison.
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Con,lct mnpufactured Goods soIzed.

OTTAWA. March "a large consignment OF
articles manufactured by prison labor in the
United States has been seized in London,
being imported into this country contrary
TO the law which came into effect on Tues.
day last, prohibiting the importation OF srti.
cles so manufactured.
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The Cost of tho Various Proposed Treaties

Special TO the Sentinel.
WASHINGTON, March 8. -Nothing will bs
dors, 1t is stated by those who ought 20
know, at this session of the Senate with the
Spanish. Nicaraguau and other treaties
Next winter the tariff will be revised. So
the thousands that have been spent in inter.
national comm Tcial trades goes for naught.
IL is faid that the treaties which are pending
before the Senate have cost the Government
directly and indirectly quarter of a million
dollars. They contemplate great deal and
would impress their cost upon the people
no doubt, If adopted, but they have reached
their highest point Of completion already.
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Iron Prospects Looking Brighter.

PITTsBuRG. March 9.-The indications for
good spring trade among the iron firms Of
this city are more favorable. The Jumata,
Keystone and Shoenberger' mills resumed
20 day, after being closed down several
months. Other firms report orders increas-
ing. The Elba Iron and Bolt Works start mp
in few DAVIS
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Salvation Oh delights every body. It can
be had CT ali druggists AID dealers IN medi.
eines l, ersdica'es pain by quickly rsmov-
ing the cause. lr is a specific for neuralgia,
rbeumsrism Al pain in the side, back and
limbs Price twenty FIVE cents.
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General Grant Feels Better,

New YORK, March 9.-General Grants
condition showed Q continued improvement
to-day. Colonel Grant said that when his
father swoke this morning ne felt much re.
freshed and was in more cheerful frame Of
mind than for some days past.
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The disease called mango, says the Golden
Belt Farm journal. is the result of filth, and
having pigs sleep in rotten, dirty straw. Il
is an insect, very minute, which burrows
under the skin. To cure il give ths pigs
6Tst q good washing in warm soAp-suds,
using carbolic-aoid soap and selecting a
warm day. Then grease the skin with lard,
to which has been added q little coal OIL
and clean out the pen, and your pigs will
thrive without any trouble.
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Gambling Legislators.
THarrisburg Letter.

There are some prominent members OF the
present body who are heavy losers. One
Senator, who has the voice and manner OF a
ministerial student. has lost upward of 5000
since January l, while Representative from
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The oldest, the best, the most progressive and
the most reliable establishment OF the Kind IN the
world, having los branch Offices fully equipped
aud in good running order, or three TO one more
than aDy other Agency has OF actually live offices.
For over ~ years we have enjoyed an unsullied
reputstion for honesty. reliability and lair deal.
ing, and we have unlimited resources FOR con-
Quoting our business successfully. We invite
test OF our qualities By the merchants OF Indian
apolIs, z. g. Dun & co.
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Powder nIlII Explosion.

NEwBURe, N. Y, March 9.-Three mills Of
the Leflin & Rand Powder Works, four miles
west of Newburg, exploded this morning,
killing two men and severely njuring an
other
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BarthoIdrs statute of "Liberty Ennghten
ing the World"

VIII be a reminder of personal liberty for
ages to come. On Just as sure foundation
has Or. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
been placed, and il will stand through the
cycles OF time as monume NJ 10 the physical
emancipation OF thousands, who by its use
have been relieved from consumption, con-
sumptive night sweats. bronchitis. coughs
splitting of blood, weak lungs and other
throat and lung affections.
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M ALA RIA
As an anti-malarial medicine
DIR. DAVID KENNEDY'S
FAVORITE REMEDY

has won golden opinions No traveller should con-
slider his outfit complete unless includes bottle OF
this medicine II you are exposed to frequent
changes Of climate, feed and water, Favorite Remedy
should always be within your reach. II expels ma
laral poisons, and Is the best preventative OF chs
and nlalaria fever in tho world It is especially Of
fered asa trustworthy specific for the cure OF Kidney
and Liver complaints CONSTIPATION and all disorders
arising from an impure state OF the blood To women
who suffer from any OF the ills peculiar to their
falling friend-a real blessing. Address the propTe-
tor, DR.. D. Kennedy Rondcut, n. Y 81 bottle, for
s., by all druggists
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CM1TE's CHEMICAL DYE WORKS, 80, 1
~ Martinsdale'R Block, near POstcffce. Cle2u,
dye and repair gentlemen's clothing; also.
ladies' dresses, shswlE, sacques, and silk Euf
WOODEN goods OF every description, dyed and n
aliBhed Kid gloves neatly cleaned OF 10 cent? PSI
psir VIII do more hrst-class work for lesz MONIES
Than any house of the kind In the State.
CHARLES A. SIMPSON, Manages,
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IL Eubdues RnoEnesIs al KINDS OF inflammation,
CATARRH, COLDS, DIARRHEA, RHEUMAT-
ISM, NEURALGIA, has cured more csses than
anything ever prescribed. D1PHTHERIA, SORB
PILES, BLIND, BLEEDING OR ITCHING,
ULCERS, OLD or NEW WOUNDS. BRUISES
BURNS, TOOTHACHE, EARACHE, SORE EYES,
sCALDss sPRAIN5; the greatest known remedy.
Controls HEM0RRHAGES, FEMALE COM
PLANTS. BLEEDING Nose. Mouth, Stomach,
Lungs, or from any cause, stopped IS by charm.
Il Is called the WONDER OF HEALING, USED XIX.
TEBNALLY AND INTERNALLY, We have go ava.
lanohe 81 testirnonials Send for oGr book Mailed
FIeck II viii tell you all about 70.
ri Is UN9AFE TO USE ANY PREPARATION RXCEFf
TIE GENUINE WITH OUR sDIRRcroNs. Prices Soc
81, SID,
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GROCERIES,,

coFFEE-Rlo fair, lOs4Snszc; prime, l9g
lszse; choice, lSglS1 20 ;Laguyra, 14c; Java, &c.
TEAs-Imperial, 4@55c; Young Hyson, 400
suGARs@Powdered Sj9c': cut loaf, SIC;
standard graduated, 75x&i34o; plantation
granulated, 7e TO re; louisiana white olari-
ned, 6Mc to 7c;yeliow clarified, csc to CSC;
MoLAssE-Louisians choice, 5595Sc; prime,
SIC; fair TO good, S5c; corn syrup, 5Oc,
BAGaINe-Pure Jute, ~ t6s, l0slc; . yard,
u lbs, 1910; ties, LIS n bundle.
RICE-W holesale, 7(oSc.
CRACKERs--sodaX X, 5,sci XXX, &c; cream,
sc, ginger snaps, yc,
SoAP-oliye, 2.76 p box, blue India, u n
oars, S09 box; "a n bars, a5O y box; N
CkNDISs-Star, null weight, l2H@lsc.
| CHEEsE-Fuh cream. lSC9l5c.
RoPE-SAc basis; cotton rope, $50,
| CLoTHEsPINs-Round, ESQ., spring leo y
MEAsuREs--x bushsl, iron pound, l.5O Y
dozen; 2-hoop pals, 200; 8-hoop, AS,
TUBsxS nest, Us; nest, 2.75i No. l, 800 .
dozen; No. 2, SEQ; No. 3, 100.
WRAPPING PAPER-Rag end straw, 45 TO
PowDER-S65 d keg of rs lbs; 121S do, as
81 do, l.25; blasting kegs, ABS shot-drop bag
i' PiicKLEs-Chow elbow, Il barrel, barrel, SIS
2-gallon pals, chow-chow,, l.5oi 2-gallor
pals, mixed pickles, l.5O; glass pints, LILO
glass quarts, 200; glass y gallon, $50; glass
gallon, 4.5O; glass hex, gallon, $50.
MACKEREL--No. barrels, H,6O; No, II
barrels, 7.50; No. M-barrels, 4.50i No. x
barrels, 100; No. 2 -barrels. 2.00; No. kits
lis; No. 2 kits, LOS; No. 3 kits, LOO.
HOLLAND HERRiNG--Imported. LIS v keg
OANDY-stick, 9lhc p III; fancy, l5g25c.
RAISINs-London layer, 50.
CIDER-Crab apple, 4Oo; Missouri cider 30
} p gallon; vinegar, " gallon, 5000.
STARoH-Pearl, l34c; royal glass, 42zc; Bon
1 ton l. packages, &c; corn starch, lib PACK
[ ages, 70; g. ID wood box glass; 6Mo.
lYE-COnceutrated,n TbCQ4,Uu,
! JUds-We quote: lie p gallon for glazed
crooks, l0c h gallon for glazed.
I ToMAToEs-2-n standard, 100; S-n star
dard, $i.25,
a DRIED PEACBEs--Unpeeled,Sc 60; peeled, III
/ PROyIsIoNs-Shortb bacon, SIC; short DIR
5 salt, SSS14c; breakfast bacon ll5Sc; ham
4 NC.
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DRUGS.

AoIDs-suiphurio q oarboy, sSi5i oitriG, Y
q, $685. oxalic, y Ii, is: tnrtRric, powdered y
,iUMs-AraDio, select, p 10, 500; asafetids
Is TO SOC camphor, q to26; opium, ~ 70 4a9.
OIIs--Bergamot, sandeson's, 3 ~ t2dd00i
lemon, sanderson's, 1885, peppermint F5OOi
yVintRfgreen, S2.25; olive, Malaga, fl.b.
PoTAsH-flrOmide, y y, 400; iodide, fS,2j'
BoAPs--Castile, notified, y 10 S8lOc' cas-
tie, white, Hob. q.
NIsCKIi.ANKoUs 80 Ammonia, oarn,i ~
IOo; alum, sos; arrowroot, Bermudai @ci bal
sam, copaiba, 5Oc; borax, refined, lA9l4i Gallo
mel, am, 75c, castor oil, IA gal, yl469l.bO
cassis buds, y 10, l5(9lSi cream tartar, pure
Il N, IS; corrosive suolimate, y ID, 90 chlofo'
| form, a 10, 90; extract logwood, bulk
| n n, l2Gll; glyoerine, bulk, q N, 2S@N
Iodine, resubllmated, 3 u, 1905 leaves
buchu, short, y ID, 25i leaves, senna, Mex,
| a II, IS; morphla, sulph, h on, 1881 spiIiu
inter, sweet, fs 70, ST. strychnia, crystals 81
| q 40; tapiocs, y n, Il wax, white , D
'i sSiphats Qulnipe, y Oh, sltO9'io5 Gin
ohonfdla. 50 70 iOc.
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TIE RuSlNESS WORLD.
COMMERCIAL.

nNIks, March l0.-This luncture is tho
.dnrertunity of farmers The attitude of
vfly,av tmplOyes prevents arrivals of
iiaaie6f. and city consumers ere more than
ave5 dependent upon the contiguous I'M
Nv ior liable supplies, Eggs are no higher,
NNyaipg 10 the vast production. The
..rrr.us st his point has been
ss,|iinr ihas ever known before, The price
Sla,t week Is barely mslntained-l0 cents
v,r b zen. Poultry is In 'teady demand aud
much to do with that chal ge The fruit
market is scant y supplied. Florida
srSn- cs rule The market Just
nov, per EXPIRE :, via st. Louis.
Fairly vegetable are already EXPOSED at the
tails and Strawberries have been seen n
rsre instances, within the week past The
nresent conOition of thing, has greatly i'm
proved the traffic in canned goods. A com
pete stock of nearly all llnes-chlety Call
fornia goods-,was ON land az The
SUPPLY has enabled retailers to meet demand
pretty etIectually. In the lines Independent
Of neights and entirely in hands of neal
prC duceTs, no change Is apparent beyond
mere ased demand. In all other department. s
emhrs ing heavy hardware, leather
provisions, staple groceries, dry goods
and fruits, great disturbance eX'
lists, common, however, to the complete
arr II embraced in the strike. Under the oil s.
couragpg Influences at work just now, cot
ion is declining The depreciation is imme
diately visible in near options. No change i
scorod to-day in Liverpool or in southern
dom site oris. A decline of ii
rent. is noted in New York spots
Corn in shuck was sold on the streets TO
day Mt IS cent and oats in bulk Went at
10 30, In v heat there is no trading, and thi
remark applies also to cotton. Order
tor grain are on hand which shippers canno
an. In drugs, oil of peppermint Is goin
steadily higher and products of Peruvia
baIk are lower. Lumber and building mate
rial is improving a little Great complain
is arslng as to retail prices of green meat
butchers animals are very 10 v and fine cor
fed beeves are in great, supply and "
bpcC very high, Work horses and mule
Are In steady demand. Wool buyers repol
The prospect Indifferent as to the approach
In spting clip Poverty hides are arrivin
freely and rates ale unchanged. Gan
is nesrly out OF season.
few ducks and rabbits are ofiere
fl high price. Fish is scarce and hig
oysters are in good supply at former rate
Pecans have peen freely received for u
mas, week Lancaster hogs in superb con
aiuon are in full supply. Wi h the draw
bacl, referred to considered, business may
rollsI 10 ii.
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nRY GOODS.

PRINTS Merrimack, fancy, 90; Manches-
ter, 5I5;Arnold, 6; American, 81; Pacific, ga;
Hamilton, 81; Gloucester, "a; Gloucester,
mngr 5H; Gloucester silver grey, %;
Allen, By ladi, s; Simpson, 8; Eddy stone,
O. Simpson mng., 6; Allen, pink and
purple, 8; Simpson silver grey, 9; Richmond,
pink and purple, g.; Dunnell shirting, AZ;
Ragetta shifting, ~; Allen check, 5; Pea
body, black, OF; Simpson, black, s. Rose
dale, ~.
6; Ellrich LII, 5; Charter Oak. 81; Live Oak,
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LIQUORS.

ACooRoL--fS gallon, $2.S5 gs2.S7.
SRAHDIHs-Domestic,B gallon 90 o. q 81. 90;
imported cognac ,lS77, D gallon, $3.50; lS72, soc
1870 $50; 1865, $3.50; 1850, $7.40; 1858, $500;
1913, sl0.5O; Otard, Dupuy \ Cos cognac, ISIS,
1850; 1870, 500; 1854, $500; 1913, $l0.25; Bis
9uet, Dubouche & Go. cognac, 1878, sa.5Oi 1870,
$50; 1913, $500
GIN-Domestlo, New York or Philadelphia,
p gallon, Sl.75; Holland, p gallon, $200tV2.75;
5lr Robert Burnett's Old Tom, p gallon, 1915
@S.25; Sir Robert Burnetts Old Tom, n oask,
tS.61G9.0O; Holland, = case, $3.50.
WHIsKY-Loulsiana rectified, So y cent
proof, y gallon, $3.50; Western, SlS0(qi 40
Bourbon, S.40(9S.50; Rye, Sl.50tb8.5O; Scotch
imported, 34.OO94.25; Irish, imported, $40.
7ps476.
CHAMPAaEEs Rouderer Carte BlRnch
quarts, q dozen, 200; Piper Heldseick quarts
Il dozen, $500; Krug Il Co., quarts, fB dozen
l2,5O; MOer & Chandon, Sillery Mousseux, 4
dozen, 20O; Cremant PAy, D doEep, 2sOO; g
II. Mumm Il Co.'s, pints, 81 additional; dry
versenay, M,75; Extra Dry, 1900.
WINEs-California claret, n gallon, 70
lienfandel No. /, 4. gallon, SNGS5; lmporte,
olarets, ordinary, F3 caak, 70.0OCD80.00; famil!
clarets, per cask, 70,0U9S0,00 Ane clarets,
oaEE, g000Gl75.00; Medoc, I, case 500; ~
Julian, Is case, $50; Margaux, d case, 100
Ponte Genet, n case, 1900; Larose, d case
| l200; LsOvill, Y case, 1900; Chateau Ladtte
| y case, A-00; ordinary, u case, a.2kG3b,
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aARnwAnr AVID mErALs.

ANHs-Cotins, :, dozen, 800; Gold Dollar,
3 dozen, 500 Diamond edge, s. dOsen' SOW
Double Bit, 400.
sKILLETs AND IIDs-1l4c I, M sugar ket-
III gis ~ PLArE-I. @. IOxl4, q box, 800; I. Q.
i4N20, y box, 500; Terue, l4XO, q box, iSO,
rerne 20x2S, a. box, l4.J0.
TIlyW ARE-pieced, discount ~ ~ cenLi
stamped, discount 50 81 cent
SOIDEH-No. l, l5ci No. and ~ l6c :, 10
DUCK HORSE COLLARs-No, l, 4.sl v dozen
HAMEs--Two loop, $50 Sdozani threeloop'
$50 z dozen.
TAoKs-in boxes, 100 papers, $50 r boz.
GRUB HOEs-B dozen, 1906 railroad piokBi
! NArrocKs-Fs dozen, $50
/ RUBBER BEITING-DlscOunt 81 n cent
| NAILs--3,OC, rats.
SHoyELs AND SPApEs-ROwland's, dis
count 40 a. ceut; Ames' list, steel goods, d.
| oount 40 Ai.,, 10 = cent,
! HEAVY DWAHE-Bhafts, nniBne - w
coles, 1850; Bngletrees, wagons, sel.cL lI5
| buggy 225: express, 250; wagon tongues
1866; hickory axles, 1000; holsters. 4'bi coup
! ling poles AIS; spOkesi Xxx. select 80
| XXX, 2.O sawed felloes, ~, Libi 2 2OO
| Bowden shOes, $50; northwestern horse nails
No. ., 800: 7, 625; 8. Uii oar iron, 10 rate
GLOW steel, &c; spriD O. SCI cast sJeell lec
| BuaaIEs-arade I'D spring top, PO'OO0
lOO.OO: DO. open, 70.J, 5000; ito. side gpr.ni
ION. imOOQlS5O0; do. side bar, lOO,ONGlDiOl
do. phetOns, l2hOA(9l50.00; grade A, SD
sprlng, l4OOQlb200O0; do. ph@tonsl IoOOOi
1000: bump seat buggles, l76.OOg2Jl.Oi plat
form springs, li0O0l5l90.00; three spring vas
+ COS, 90.0Otlll5O
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LumBnR AND BUILDING MA vKRIAL,


RoUGH buMBE9--Under rs feet, $50 p 1900;
over Is feet, $3.50 3 1909
DRESSED DuMnER-One side, select, SlS y
1000; one side, ever Il inches wide 81 $50 y
1000; two sides, 1880 Il 1900; one side, Il. Ok
inches, $50 T. 1000; native siding, $40 a ], 600;
white pine siding, second common. $27.50 q
sol poplar siding, s26 . 1000; rough ceiIin c,
10 8 LOO; y ceiling, dressed and undressetS,
~ y l 600; Il ceiling, dressed and undressed,
t25 y 1000; poplar ceiling, $3.50 . 1000; white
pine ceilings $40 q 1000; dressed and matched
hooring, $3.50 y 900; x-inoh battons, rough,
nI.5O per 1900; dressed, $50 q 1000.
| suINGLRs-Ss 1900; Sap pine, S2.25; heart
| pine, 81. No, | cypress. S42j; .. X cypress,
sA60i boss, best or all heart cypress, IS; d.
msnsion cypress, 4 inches, fSi round end cy-
PosTs--Cedsr posts, be I, l21<e each.
| LATHs--Per loo, 4l0.
BRICK-Dallas brick, $50 per LEGO.
PLASTER PARIs-New York, 400; Michl-
gan, 4,5O per barrel.
CEMENT- Rosendale, 275; Portland, best
525 per barrel.
STONE FLUEs-About SOC per foot.
DRAIN PIPE-From Ice per loot, and high.
er according to size.
LIME-Coopered lime, 200 per barrel.
HAIR-Goat, Sc per pund.
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Men'a kip brogans, 9509l25; boys alp bro
ganB SOL 20; mems p. calf bTogans, l.0Qpl.76i
boy T.. calf brogens, 9cltl.2o; mems kip
2-facKle plows, lOO0DlS5; boys kip 2-huokle
plowH, S5s0l.25; mems bun bals. congress and
button, l.50A2,2j; mems calf balls, congress
and button, 2JOTiS0. mems kip boots, 2g.0C(e
600; mems =. calf boots, 2i.0OCp45,O0; mems
,alf boots, 25.000l60.0O: boys kip boots, 225oCg
100; boys p. calf boots, 10. 5OCg2l.00; boys
saif boots, 22.5Odg7.0O women's a. klppolkas
l5aS7lsc; Misses ~ Kip polkas, @@iVcc
az ,poikas, ali sizes, b5tG5c; women's calf peg
md ~ polish, l0OCplS5; Misses calf peg and
So polish, gO(9l.l0; womens bun sewed poll
bh, eO0ol %; women's calf sewed polish, ~,
BlS7lf; women's grain sewed ana pollsn,
fsl25; women's kid sewed, 9SGi'ioi women
goat seyred polish, l,6GGi.c.
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GRAIN AND nnnAp sruFFs.

RYE-Kangae, eOc,
CoRS--In ear, SOC; sncked none.
OArs-in bulk, 2So; IN Sack 0oi rom ator'
90 To Sc higher. $500, o., az
FIouR-Sper cwt.. Patent, ES,lli igneyi Ns,so
choloe family, S2.i5; NNNN, Fl.S,i low gi"ue
i2nb. o-s,,
BRAN-Per cwt.At mills, Sc; In ltore,pNgt
CoRYMEAIr-Eine hOlted per 100 pounus
l.O.
HoMINY AND GRITs-s5 per barrel 49,.
FNEp-. Chopped corn per LOO pounds, fl,2l
ihoppeS corn and oats per 100 pounds 'l'N
sorn bran per 100 pounds, flc.
GRAHAM FLouR-Per 100 pounds, ~.
HAY--Prairle, s. per ton, or - loose; MI
lei, 80 per ton, or 81 loose.
Mrrt,rr SEED--Bic, German mlllet,eOo.
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LEATHER.

IouIsyuLE OAK SOLE LEATHER-N
heavy, free of brands, sec ID; X medium, free
ef brands, SIC 10; A heavy, one brand, Slc
ID; A medium, one brand, S5c lbi Baltimore
crop, i4c. - ana. 10 n,
sides SOC 10; good, 10 TO % sides, $50 lbi coun'
Ter n TO IA 10 sides, 26c hi G.. D., Matamoras
SC 10; No. 1, oak harness lea, 81 TO SIC 10
| No. 2, oak harness lea, II TO NO lbi NO;
! hem harness LEASE III; No. 2 hem harness lea
! NIe In, No, |, hem sklrting lea, Sic lbt No.
| hem sklrting lea, SEC 10, Welt and bridl'
! leather, "a To $6R side. --,,.-- nj
! pUu,ApELPuiA CALF-ENtra qualify, =
/ IN M ib To dozen, Sl.2O 10; IS TO ~ 10 20 dozen
en- N IN, "a 10 20 10 TO dozen, Sl.Oo Id; " TO 20 II
In dozen, ii 10; G. TO 20 ID 10 dozen, eSo 10.
! FRESCH gAIF--Sl.l5 l.O0 ID; AMN Top
pings, an co ors, SIS 10 $500 DOZEN ny \ top
pings, all colors, extra large, s0Dt 10 I'll 0oAeh
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YooL. HIDES AND PELTRIEs.

wooL-Mexloan, free ofburrs, l0Sl2oi Mex
loan improved, l2dl7o; COARSE. looi nne me,
condition, Ii@22o; bury, 2C99c per pound
less, according 10 burrs.
HipEs-Prime plump nints, 20 IDS and mp
40 per 10; seconds, plump hlnts, ~ ies and up
1910 per n; prime light and kips,lh POT ln
culls, bulls and stage, sole per n; dry saited
s0illkc, according TO condition; green raltod
Ggsc.
PKLTRrEs-Deer skins, l6lDlSo; antelope, II
Sl2ci sheep pelts. AZ per wool, Dtqooci smear
iings, le@l5c; Fallln and poverty nom sgS
lower.
TAILow-Prime tpllow, 60; tallow gresae
at.elSc; grease. yellow to brown. 4d,c ,-.