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The Portland daily press., 1885-05-08
Current Comment.
MUNICIPAL PROGRESS IN THE SOUTH.

MUNICIPAL PROGRESS IN THE SOUTH.
DAYTON, (Ga.,) journal.
The fire engine is arriving in sections.
The nozzle and name have arrived. The
other part is looked for daily.
MISPLACED SHINGLES.
Boston Record.
Senator Frye's new Squirrel Island cottage
is to have 10000 shingles laid on it. No
doubt there is a general feeling in Maine
that the shingles ought to be first laid on
Pillsbury.
ONE OF MANY SUCH CASES.
New York Sun.
The one man in the country conspicuous
ly fit TO be appointed to fill the next vacancy
in the Supreme court of the United States is
Thomas NJ. Cooley of Michigan. Unfortu-
nately, however, he is Republican.
CHOICE OF THREE EVILS
N. Y. Tribune. ~
Between tenements that are built of mud
and fall down, and tenements that are built
OF "straw" and burn up, the New York
poor must feel like taking to the woods.
The wild beasts would be kinder to them
than some New York landlords are.
ONE OF THE LEADERS OF THE DEMOCRACY.
Philadelphia Press.
In searching around for an excuse to ex-
plain the indiecreet speeches al the Middle
sex Democratic Club meeting in Boston last
week, the Boston Herald hits upon the early
arrival and the late stay of John BarleycorD,
Esq.
TEACHING THE ENGLISH ENGLISH.
N. Y. Sun.
Should Mr.. Lowell be made professor of
the English language and literature at Ok
ford, Englishmen would be pretty efectu-
ally estopped from questioning the compe-
tence of their American cousins to use their
common tongue correctly.
THEY WHISKY THE WATER IN CHICAGO.
Chicago News.
The mayor of Boston has appointed
baseball reporter water commissioner. This
may do for Boston, but Chicago's mayor
comes to choose man for the head of the
water department. he should consider no
application from any man who has not had
the delirium tremens. Any other man is
likely to be frightened out of his wits by
what he sees wriggling around in Chicago
water.
UNEASY LIES THE HEAD, ETC.
NY. Post.
The fate of crowned heads has been mi
nutely studied by French statstician, who
gives list OF the unfortunate rulers of the
world. He reckons that up to the present
time 254O emperors and kings have governed
Ga nations. OF these sovereigps 300 were
driven from their thrones, Ga abdicaled, "a
committed suicide, II became insane, 100
fell in battle, 123 we're made prisoners, rs
died martyrs, 151 were assassinated, and 10S
legally condemned to death and executed.
AN AFGHAN SITUATION IN AMERICA.
Philadelphia Press.
Right on the heels of the assurance of
peace between Russia and England comes
declaration of war against the Administration
by Colonel John Rodgers Mclean, of the
Cincinnati Enquirer. The controversy
arises from the question of boundary lines
between the Democrats and the Mugwumps,
Colonel Mclean claiming the latter have
seized territory that doesn't belong to them.
The war threatens to involve Beck, of Ken
lucky; Hendricks, of Indiana, and several
other great powers.
The Portland daily press., 1885-05-08
PAPER HANCINCS.


Our Spring stock is now COM
plete, and we are ready to offer the
most Artistic Designs at reasOna-
BILE prices. Ceiling work a special
ty; estimates and plans furnished.
MIR. E. f. Copeland of Boston, has
recently taken charge Of this de-
partment, and we can assure pc
lite and respectful attention.
Mr.. Il. w. Emerson, the well
known decorator, has charge Of the
mechanical department. w o
would urge all of those cOntem-
plating the use of Wall Papers, to
examine our stock and make Sc
lectiOns before the assortment is
broken.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-29

Nrr complex Ike her name Why SrH
uses Iuztuui, & IupltAluu !.u" 'srH ul T. q % y
/ COS sale By all druggists and inury Huis Iv4.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-05-02
UNE EXECUTION MILITAIRE.

1AAGlO AAOAN All La Il "A H Is
Au %cercle, on parlait lie rAuglais
John Lee. Condamne au gibet.
apres avoir etc amrne plusieurs
fois, sans pouvoir etre pendu, sur
~ trappe qui ne s'Ouvrait pas. il
n etc gracie.
a propos de ce miserable fchap.
pc de potence, un de nous, grand
garc:on sceptique, dit
-Je me souviens d'avoir assistt
Il un fait encore bien plus horrible,
ct meme d'y avoir participe.
comment VOus allez nous
confer celia.
-Volontiers. En- 70, mon batail-
Ion recut fordre de Sc porter sur
Autnn pour y prendre une bate
RE d'artill-rie ct la cOnduire I'LL
les champs lie bataille lie Pasque
ct de Vendenesse. OIL Garlbaldi
etait aux prises avecl lie general Won
Werler.
Partisde Bligny Ouclle. bourg
dun miller d'habirants, pres de
Beaunne, artilleurs ct f~antassins,
en- route pour lie lieu du combat.
nous suiyions la vallee, une gorge.
avec DIES bois de chaQue cote ; au
milieu, la riviere. C'etair lie % no.
vembre, par un temps de brouil>
lard ct de bOue les echos repercu.
talent lie bruit du canon. Arrives
au Pont d'Ouche, OH devait Sc faire
Ia grande halte, a peine Ia colonne
arretee. des fuyards de Vandenes-
Sc a%ccourent. Soldats .garibaldiens
dams tous les %uuiformes, avec DIES
gallons 4 chaque couture, francs-ti
renrs, guides, celia passait devant
nous, un tourbillon de chemises
roages. Enfin, apparait lie chef DE
tat-major, lie colonel Bordone, dams
une voiture escortee dun demi es.
cadron du Re chasseur 4 chevai.
II nous dit de proteger la retrai.
te. Nous Pavons protegee. Et nous
r%entrons, Ia retraite couverte. a
Bligny.sur-O uche, a la tombee de
Ia mutt.
A travers les rues encombr6es de
pieces d'artillerie, de charrettes, de
militaires encorv6es, je rencontre lie
chef d'escadron d'artillerie auxili.
aire, commandant rartillerie de
Parm6e des Vosges. II me dit
-Etes vOus All courant de Ia
composition du conseil de guerre ct
oonnaissez-vous le decret de Tours
co%ncernant les cours martiales
.-Oui, mon commandment.
-Avez-yous etc a meme de le
voir appliquer'> a3 So |s.4
Non. Mais.... .asa i
de vous nomme grefier de Ia
cour martiale .qoi si6gera ce soir.
Allons prendre un aperatif ct com.
posonssla,...5 III af-t6ee aaR
Mons alions au cafe. II s'agissait
de denx soldats accuses de marau-
dage d main arm6e, deux volontai,
res de IA phalange algdrienne, ban
de composite d'hommes de toute
nationalite.. Fun etait Hongrois
rautre, de Beauvais, s'appelait Mi. !
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NOTICE..

My friends and the public are rotided that
l have opened a Grocery in the Red store
opposite the Thibodanx Bridge, whore
l xiil keep constantly on hand . full supply
Give me = call and examine my assortment.
JOHN DEZAUCHE
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Mon commandant, aux termes
du dGcret, il nous fault I'm chef de
battalion CONNIE president.
&c sera moi.
III nous faut dcux capitaines.
&c Sera un tel ct un tel.
III nous faut un SOus-lieutenant.
II Sc tourna vers nn cOnSomma-
teur de gauche, qui ecoutait
&c sera vOus.
Eft un sergent major, parmi les
JUICES.
All! qni vous voudrez.
Sacreblcu !! ce n'Gtait pas trop re-
gulier, le decret prescrivant que les
.juges de Ia cour martiale devaient
6tre choisis par rang I'anciennete.
Mon officer ne Sen inQuiete pas ;
il coupe net
.-Trouvez un local ct installer
nous du mieux.
-Mais OH sOnt lea accuses!
Ma fol je ne sails pas. Cher
chez les.
TT il sen va.
La ncige %commencait 4 choir,
doucement. Apres avoir, quelque
temps. ere dams le village, 4 cause
du desarroi de Ia guerre, .je trouve
les prisonniers Ell train de boire,
dams une grange, avec leurs gardes,
Je les fails transferer AL pos,e de la
place ct me NETS Ell quote dune
sale. Celle de Ia justice de paix
pOuvait servir. Tine table noire,
dams lie fond deux plus petites, une
a droite, lautre a gauche !; I'm cru
citix au muir; il ne manquait rien.
A huit heures, lie president ouvrc
III seance. lie bruit de paffaire Sc.
tant deja repandu dams Bligny. des
soldats, DIES paysans, DIES femmes,
s'ecrasaient contre une barriere.
C'etait d Ia fois terrible ct grotes-
que. Denx chandeliers settlement.
J'avais plante DIES bougies dams de
crosses pommes de terre coupees
par Motto.
On amene les dcux accuses. Tn
beau CARS, ce Mignot, grand ct
brun, mails absolulnent ivre! Son
camarade n'etait que pompette.
Les temoins sont entendus. II. en-
res"lte que, dams %l'apres-midi, com
me on, t%raversait un village, les
deux soldats avaient tente, mails
vainement de chiper DIES canards.
Des paysans ayant vouM. les en-
emptcher, ills avaient tourne contre
eux leurs armes, DIES carabines
Mimic, sans ell faire usage.
LIE decret de Tours await suppri-
me Resistance des defenseurs. Uue
discussion s'engage entire plusieurs
membres sur la question de SAVIOR
81 une carabine Mimic, non chargee,
est une arme; I'M DIES capitaines sug
gere ridee.. de les faire apporter. LIE
marechal-des-logis de garde recoit
POrdre de glisser la baguette dams
lie canon de la carabine reconnue
par lie Hongrois ellie rend un son
metallique. Rien. Tn "ah ~ de SOU.
lagement s'echappe de toutes les
poitrines.
La meme operation est recon-
mencee pour la carabine de Mignot.
&c nest plus 1e son clair de toute
d rheure.
Silence de stupeur.
Les debats sOnt clos. LIE pr&si.
dent fait sortir le public, puisqu'il
NY a pas de sale de delib6ration.
Au bout de quelques instants, la
foule rentre ct Ia cour rend un ar
acquittant lie HoDgrois ct con
Mignot a Ia peine de mort.
souverain, sans revision nj
cessation, portrait que lie coupable
'erait fasille, commencement 4 la
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rideaux etait enorme., Une seule
lumiere. \ cote, sur Ia table de
I'm reveille matin ct TN revol-
YER. En- apprenant lie verdict, il
fixe rexecution Il cinq heures du
matin, puts 4 sept, puts Il neuf, sur
mon observation que celia devait
avOir lieu an jour.
Quelle mutt! Petals ereintee. J'al-
lai encore chez le MARIE, NJ. LIE.
beault, pour tixer lie lieu de pexdcu-
ton a proximit6 du cimetiere, en-
suite chez le cure, pour lui deman-
der son assistance. C'etait un vieux
brave homme, a cheveux .blancs, un
type tres digne de loyen de pro-
vince. SEES levres Sc mirent i trem
bier, quand il devina quel serait sou
devOir.
A sept hcure<, nous 6tions a Ia
gendarmerie. LIE cure await passG
Ia mutt Il prier. Nous penetrons
dams la cellule. lie condamne Sc
frotte les yeux, eperdu, en- I'm re-
veil divrogne; il manifesto son
et0nneInent d'6tre Ii. Pourquoi &c
pretre : ce sergent major depliant
un papier! Pourquoi e figures
cOnsternees? Mon emotion s'accroit
Gle celle DIES personnrs qui m'entou-
rent. Je lis. Ell bredouillant, Par
ret de la cOur ct Parr1t d'ex6cution.
Tout ce que Mignot compre1,d, sans
comprendre, c'est quill est condam.
ne d mort. Degrise complement,
il devient toni pale
Mails .ie vais rfclamer. obtenir
ma gI;tce.~.
ii croyait avo'r du temps, qua
rante jours peut-ttre. Je le laissai
seul avec lie cure.
LIE moment du depart arrive.
Mignot accepte III verre de cognac
ct un biscuit ; ct lie cortege Sc met
Ell route /; I'm peloton commando
par un ABUNDANT, lie condamne AL
milieu, lie cure arec lui. II y await
pres de deux kilometres pour arri-
yer au champ d'execution. Laneige
tombee pendant la mutt etendait son
immense linceul.
Enfin, nous arrivons derriere le
cimetiere, Il une hauteur. LIE con
damne Sc place deyant lie poteau,
dresse entire deux murs de layes.
La troupe, ayec des villageois DER
riere, s'Gchelonnait en- face, sur le
coteau. Tamboars ct clairons son-
nent AL champ. Je dome encore
lecture de rarrtt, tandis que Mi.
gnOt 0te sd vareuse noire ct sd che
mise rouge il les jette successive.
ment a deuN pas de lui, ct il s'ados-
sc all poteau, les bras croises, sans
faiblesse, sans ostentation. LIE cure
sc retire en- lui montrant la croix.
Je m'approche
-Mignot, 81 vous ayez un der
nler service d me demander, quel
quill soft, .je suis pref a vous lie rem
Dire. .
-Oui, que ma femme ct mes hut
.nfants, qui demeurent d Alger.
rue de Ia Casbah, %, ne sachent
jamais que j'ai etc fusille.
Je lie promets ct m'ecarte.
L'adjudant tire son sabre. Une
multiple detonation retentit.
LIE grand corps brun de Mignot
en- avant, sur la neige OH du
sang qui coulait, dun trou & la poi.
faisait un creux CONNIE une
source.
CONNIE il achevait son recit.
quelqu'un interrogea:
-Ayez-vOus ell dies nouvelles de
81 famil!e?
IL repOndit F.:
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ATELIER ~TrPOCRAPHIQCE
lHorAEY o Pass.

Ayant tout le ,uateriel necessaire. nous som
mes a meme d'ex6cuter tour les ouvrages ty-
pographiques qni nous seront confess Les
brefs d'avocat. cartes d'atfail es. cntttes oe
factures. tickets d'habitatiOn. blancs, circu-
laires, etc. seront iMprimes dams y plus bret
dslai ct 4 DIES prix moderes.
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II y 3 Z, N1JSTTT m
Laissera Thibodaux tons les lundi ct jrul;,
rnatin ]. Z heures. II atterera Il Racelaul
pour attendrc les passengers du chemin dc fer
Morgan. avant de Sc rendre au Cut On.
An retonr. il ~4uittera le Cut-ON 10 is les
mardi matin il ) henrcs 1T Sc rendra i Iiiit,o.
daux. Tous les vendreIi matin il iaissera !e
Cutoff q 5 heures pour Sc rendre Il Locklrort
d'ou il ne Tartira que lie samedi 4 6 30 du
matin pour arriver il Thibodaux attn &c prem
Dire lie freigh hit du Red Rirtr Line qui scra
c~onsign6 a alice Leblanc ct celui du steamer
+. ". FMIel.
Get arrangement est fait atm lie pouvoir
satisfaire les nombreux AIMS du Capt. +. Bar
rilleaax.
Prix du P~assage-de Thibodaux a Leckport
ct vice versa 81 90
Thibodaux an Cutoff OF vi %. versa 80
Entants demi prix. Tn lunch sera donnc Il
bOrd. inch l4-S5.
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Dry GOODS.

PRIsrs--MerrlmacE fancy, 81; Menohes-
ter, 55S ;Arnold, 8; American, "a Pacific, "a;
Hamilton, 6's Gloucester. 5mi Gl IeS tN
Allen, 81; Lodi,i1<; simpson, q; Eddy stone,
@; simpson mng., g; Allen, pink and
purple, 8; simpson silver grey, 8; Richmond,
pink and purple, 8; Dunnell, shirtlng, III
body, black, Ok simpson, black, q; Rose
BRowN SHErrISes--Crown, TX; Augusta,
.; Ettrich IL, s; Charter Oak. ~ Live OAK,
dale, %; Enterprise, 81 Glendale, q, q; Boat,
AL, N; Admission, 81.
BRoWN SHIRTING-Cast Iron, s; Farm
ers. y; Honest, n; Pocahontas, ~; Allen
BLEAcHED SMIRTING-New York, loh;
Wamsutta, NJ; Langdon, 81; Lonsdale, 7s4
Lonsdale Cambria, l2; MasonVille, l0h;FrnIt
OF the Loom, 81; Gold Medal, ~; Cream Of
TIC TSitCiS q a Q IS, -; AInoskesg
a, lSlS; Swift River, "a; standard Q, u E'ls-
ton Xxx, le3@; Easton Az 4; OAKLAND S,ki ianey,
70; Pearl River, IA; Sibley Awning, Is.
SrRIPEs-Hamilton, l01<; Thorndike, loA
American, 8; Rock River, Q; Raleigh, ";
Unknown, s,s, "a; Jewett City SAi On
DEN1Ms9A moskeag, l21l; Otis, lsH; York,
1915; Warren, 49,.
GHEcKs AND FLArps-Mount Pleasant, 2;
z; queen City, sI; Augusta, =; Tennessee
i6fs; cottondaie, 7; Cumberland Check, Z;
iGiITesHaAns-Bates, s4; slatersville, 9;
\, iiIs; Amoskeag. ~; -Belleview. N;
Washington, q; Windemere, 7a
B. s ~ 81 seifS sssz s Gen gSs a.
Ell, * Boss, 3: silverdale, $; Arlington, 81
Victoria, II: Gerp,ania lS<. Bates. 10.
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The short-Phelan Trial.

NEW YORK, May 5.--The trial of Rich
ard A. Short, for an attempt to kill
Capt. Phelan, continued to-day. The
court room was crowded with police
and people.
Short sat behind his counsel.
Assistant District Attorney Fellows
made the opening address and gave q
sketch of the crime. He claimed con-
viction of assault in the first degree -
assault with intent to kill.
Capt. Phelan then took the stand and
told the well known story Of the assault
upon him. Complainant detailed how
he received nine stab wounds and three
cuts.
On cross-examination Phelan denied
having made any threats towards Rosa
while In Kearney's saloon.
On the way down to Rossa's
office witness changed his
pistol from his hip-pocket to his over
coat pocket and said that he would
teach Rosa that neither he nor any one
else could publish things about him
with impunity. He had been in the
habit of sending subscriptions to Rosa
and these were for the resources of ssciv-
tlization." He admitted that he always
carried q pistol and had three on his
person in court. He produced them
and placed them on the judges desk.
Witness admitted that he once used q
dagger on man and also stabbep man
in Kansas City. The captain denied
that he ever had fought duel. He was
challenged once, but the challenge was
Withdrawn.
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Tone of the stock Market.

NEW YORK, May achievements
quiet and unchanged.
The stock market has been somewhat
irregular with special weakness at times
in Changers and Vanderbilt g, and a
great deal of strength in most of the
Gould stocks, especially Pacific Mail
and Manhattan consolidated. Before
tue board opened this morning reports
from London showed that the market
there was weak. First prices here were
generally from "a to "a lower than they
closed last evening, tho bears manifest
ing disposition TO continue the
attack started yesterday, but
immediate support was given to
nearly ell the active stocks on the list,
and especially the se-called Gould
stocks, and the early prices were about
the lowest quotations made during the
forenoon. During the first hour the
market was very active and opening
losses were generally recovered. Later
there was small decline, then another
rally and in the last hour another sell
ing movement, which continued 10 The
close and left prices this evening for the
most active stocks decidedly mixed.
OF 20 of the most active stocks on the
list, 10 are lower, 10 are higher and are
unchanged.
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nAEDwAEE AND MgrALa.

AxEg-Collins, " dozen. 300; Gold Dollsr,
y doger, 500; Diamond lEdge, y dozen, $500
Double Bit, 1900
szulEgs AND LrDs-4Ac " m; sugar Sat-
IT'S Fr.ATE--I. o. iOx;4, y noI, SGU; /. U.
lzz20, y box, 800; Terne, 1ax20, n box. 1.S0;
TOME, 20x23, p box, I4.53.
TINWARE-Pieced, discount 50 W cent;
stemped discount so u cent.
eOLpER-No. l, 15o; No. and ~ l6c = ID.
DUCK HORSE CoLLARs-No. l, 9.25 W doxen.
HAMBs-Two loop, S.52 y doEen; three loop,
TAoKs--in boxes, 100 papers, 2.50 " box.
GRUB HoEs-4s dozen, 7.6O; railroad pioRs,
dozen, $50.
RUBBER BELTINe-Disceunt 81 accent.
NAILs-3.0O, rate.
SHoyELs AND HPADKs-fsowland'E dis.
count 40 "a ceut Ames' list, 81 el goods, Il iis
count 40 dnu 10 p cent.
HEAVY HARDwARE-Shafte, hn1sbe t.UO
poles 1850; singletrees, wagons, select, Ito;
buggy, 2.25; express, 2.50; wagon tongues,
I0.0J; hickory axles, 1000; holsters 4.75; comp
ling poles, 4.75; spokes, xxx, select, 2.76;
xxx, $50 sawed felloes, w, L75; 2, 400;
Bowden shoes, SEQ; northwestern horse nails,
No. 8, 600: 4, 625; 8, ECO: par iron, 10 rate;
plow steel, Tel spriD' e., &c; cast steel, lSo:
BUaaIEs-Grade =. I'D spring top, 9o.oO@
10000: do. open, 70.Jt,sS8000; do side a2r.ne
do. phsetons, I26.0e@l5OOO: grade A. side
spring, l40.009N0.00; do ph@tone, l6OOO9
10000; bump seat buggies, I76.0O(926O:0O; plat
form springs, uQ.00Nl2000; thrae spring wsG-
ons, 80.C0(Qu600.
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state Supreme Court.

AUSTIN, May Especial. l-Supreme
court affirmed: j. M. Brownson OF al
VS.. A. G. Reynolds, from Atascosa.
w. d. Haynes VS.. S. Satteriield ct al.
from Ellis.
Il. Ford ct al. VS.. ]. M. Cowan ct al.
from Tarrant.
d. o. Caraway VS.. w. W. Scott ct al.
fran Fannin.
Reversed and remanded: j. G. Terrell
VS.. Sidney Martin, from Tsrrant.
g. G. Weidenanders ct al. VS.. the State
from Burnet.
Cohn Bros. VS.. Washer d August, from
Tarrant.
Reversed and rendered: Texas q Pa
cific railway VS.. w. Q. Graves, from
Parker.
@. +. Collins VS.. G. Miller, from
Wichita.
Charles Burgess ct al. VS.. w. G. Har
grove, from Hopkins.
Motion for rehearing overruled: E.
G. Hanrick VS.. Nicholas Haurick, from
Williamson.
A number of cases were referred u
the commissioner of appeals.
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Half bushel measures, iron bound, Z
dozen, a5o; pals, hoops, dozen. 2coi
HS Mo-. tubs i DOZEN, go; 30. a'sCS; No. 40
nest OF 8 white cedars, Ass; Churns, pine, No
!, $50; No. 8, 1906 No, :, 800; churns, cedar
No. s, 1900; No, 4, 1000; Field cans, 6qnart
a75; kanpikens, rack OF ., $40; gal: Iron
bound kegs, IS; : gal. !. II, X, 75; 8 gal
wood hoop kegs, SOi Z. gal; w. IL K., S
Neil sas ansGsP E. o Soop s0oR s. While
sea hoop, mis- %iiod re aIo Y. b., SO; hoop,
r., W. b $50; 2 noop, red, W, b., 7.0vi hoop
red. W. b., 100 Paper pals, S.2s; Selves
oak, 20; Tin, lbs; Pioneer zinc, l7oi New
2,75: double cable coil, 70; single, q. 4;
y 50; Ak handles, No. ], round, 20; No,
round, i.7b; y shaved, 2 10; XX shaved, 20
Clothes pins, round wood, %; patent spring
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coFFsr-nlo far, lcale4l prime, ll,teslgl
choice, i'taiai l4afuyra, lii IeyHi W golden
ITO, ltuliiti Tea Berry, lNaiit. go.
Yanns nyscn' i@s0, japan iSeei -
SUGARS Powdered and cut Lost I,t'a,ssi
standard granulsied, Ia7i.i Louisiana white
CHARMED. ~ I'll yellow clarified e's'so'A'
niCsHD amestic, Tas; foreign, none.
MoLAssEs - Choice Louisiana, bfGoai
prime, 90 ialr 20 geoa, IS corn s,rup, ~ a.
snowflake, lOi Cartoon =. y, IN, NJ cream
soda, S;l xoelEinr oyster, q X ginger snaps y
Xxx ginger snaps, v \ lemon cream, n
xxx lemon cream, ~ CAKES and lnmbles,
cakes, IL; sugar waters, Is; cocoa bars, i6i
fnger waters, rs; stage planks, \.
sonA-bi.-aI6onaie, IN keys th ni-e"gS lr
graduated sal soda, In con drums, B.
TOBACCo-Plug, il-ineh, Sessso; twist, ToE
? and Oh, ssalo, Navy plug, ass4oi smok'
6ASSsS Goosps-9n tomatoes, LOO
sn, les; 2b blaeKberries, lao; On
goSselhsrries iSi ~ s dr,,shsIr
string beams. l.lOi 2fb Lima beans, %; Wins
lows corn, at, 30; j. Winslow Jones corn,
On, l.S5; mouStSin corn, 2ib can, 10; early
Numsen's maj rowfai, / rs; French peas p,,I,
case. OF 100 cans, 1000; oysters, lin fnll
weight iloi 2is {: W., %; IN |; w., 7oi 2e ~,
!. W., l2o; 10 loOhtcfh, lsoi I'D shlihoni i,fVi
N maokerel, l.25; 70 corn beef, 2.oOi 2ib corn
beef, . 90; snrimo, s.25; chile con carne, $40;
Sfb apples, las; gal. apples, S.25
SSufF-Garretrs, or, lib per easel or,
$50; OF, 3s5; Ralph's, . OF, 1876 or S'2oi
soir-oliyo. 2I6 y boz. blue India. 1 .
bars, S.c5 h box; V b bars, ass v box; I n
bars. a4A n box; l 10 satinet, $40; " satinet,
40; 3 ID bar cocoanut oil, $40; Id fnll value,
as white Russian, $40; ID Dandy, a2o;
JAsnIss-Star. full weight, ,l2i<@isc.
CHEEsE-full cream. lSeibc.
SopE-Srfc basis; cotton ropr, loc. -
Round. Sol vprtng isl y
bJ1.
PoWpEli--3.G5 n keg OF - ms; l2bi do, a.2h;
Js do, l.25; blasting kegs, AIS, shot--dfop Bag
chow, >i-oarrel barrel, $50
nails, mixed pickles, l.5Oi glass plnts, LILO;
SALON. 4.5O; glass heI, gallon, 7:bo.
NACExRfIs-No, / barrels. 25O: NO, 4 y"
barrels, 7soi so. M;hGrrelss ~ SSoi n ssn
il5; No. kits, LOS; No. kits, loO
HoLLANn HERRiNG-Imported. LIS Rs ger.
UASDY-stlck, s1sc. u N; fancy, i6S25e.
IeIlsii--Lou don lRyorit3.
CIpsR-Cr,.b apple, s0ci Mi1soari cider, $40
- gallon; vinegar, n gallon, lSye2c.
.irhRoh- Pearl, &c; royal glass, sc Bon
ton j. u packages, 6ci corn starch, l-,p PACK.
ayes. &c en- wood bor gloss. 6I4g61Sci III
wooden box, Gci lib gloss 6A9O>c.
Juos-We quote: lilo p gallon for glaxed !
crooks, loo y gallon for glazed.
DRIED Pr ACsEB-Cnpeelea,b TO- peeledi We
PBoYIsIuss-tjhortb bacon, SIC; SNORT dry
salt, re, BREAKFAST bacon, l054c; canvassed
hams iO91c: lard, in tierces, SIC; 5O-ib cans,
SIC; 2-ib cans, Sic; 10Th cans, eszc; -fb
cans, So; 3-fb cans, 9.