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toRrY .nlLEs Anoon


WE Nclh"u itNtS ne van Walk 10 i1al-
titooro ia Fight Hours.
Henry 5. seldeu, M assistant topogropher
IN the Geological Survey, stlrted at seven
o'clock this morning to walk on the b. &
o. Railroad tract, 10 Baltimore Seldeu is
an athletic young fellow, who has ocoumu-
lated considerable muscle during his sum
mcr's campaign IN the mountains of Eastern
Tcuressce ana who has also accumulated u
desire to exhibit IFS muscle in walking forty
miles 80 eight consecutive hour8. lie hns
felt so confident OF his ability to do this
that he expressed q willingness TO back his
confidence with $40, legal tender. Some Of
his ncquaintauoes in the survey raised
another $40 10 cover his, ana thus was %
wager of dollar q mile arranged Most OF
the interested parties were down TO the
depot 20 witness the start, and one particu-
larly solicitous gentleman intends to spend
the day on way trains to see that tht pcles-
trim does not steal ride. In view Of tue
fact that Sclden was at the German Opera
last night and only had six hours sleep be-
fore liis carly morning start, oven bets are
Icing laid at The Survey Office to-day tNat
he will only wall, out ms far as the Blaicn5.
burg ducliug ground and there perform the
"happy dCsputch.n
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EAST TYASUENGrON.

THE promptcst and safest Medicine 70
lung troubles Is Rcd star Cough Cure.
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q tNllOrt .lNurr.rn..

II railway was built from the earth to
the sun and trains running upon it at a con
tuuous rate OF thirty miles an hour, 1t
would require $50 years to make the Journey,
but 1harp's store and his excellent whisky
can he reached by all street cars within a
few minutes.
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# AN 7 IQUA RIAN. I"

AT the Antiquarian stores one expects
TO find old styles or old goods more or
less out of date at reduced prices.
We are not Antiquarians. If you
want old goods our store is not the
place TO come, as we don't buy COB
lots"
Our stock Of Clothing is always
fresh. We add the new styles as fast
as they come out. The patterns from
which our goods are made are under
going constant changes to keep pace
with the demands of the most critical
and best trade.
Ry this means our goods are always
pioneers in fashion.
As to prices, all you have to do is to
get figures of other dealers and then
come and see us.
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Goods hoyo offered.
vonyto buyers ylo omrate Irdgme re Articles Moderate rr
catcl We
Ladies' Colluloid Dressing Gases from Ssc to $t5.
Genlcmcn's Dressing Travelling 4225 80
Manicure Work Boxes Work Baskets, Fancy Mount
Nlk Broom Holders entirely
Fancy Thermometers, Bque Goods Hand painted Pacues Bron in
Plush Frames Mirrors, Picture Frames Popcr Moche Goods in
variety
lot Of French Bquc Figures bought sacrifice will
be sold at cost Of importation
Fancy Goods, LARGELY
to regular lines with view Of supplying the increased demands Of
Holiday Trade
In Initial White and Coocd Bodcrcd and Embroidered andkecs
have many Attractive Novelties.
Our stock of Handsome Fans is unsurpassed
Handsome Duchess ndboc
at remarkably low prices.
Black Spanish Fcs silk IGandlcrchcrs
Mur Umbrellas, Black Dress Goods
Table Linens all selected with great and at low prices Don't
fail to examine stock.
BEST GOODS AND LOWEST PRICES.
Z. @. DAVIS,
719 Market Space.
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Holiday i'rescnr-.

A DISCOUNT Of 10 per cent on holiday
goods at Drew's, Ninth street aud Pennsyl-
NuIia avenue.
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We have an oycrproducton Of clothing
They must he disposed Of. Eisomau Bros,
cor. 9TH and T..
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k.eoIs Out

For bargains in clothing, at Eiseman Bro, IS,
cor an and l..
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S2A Seventh Street n. w,

Tho attention of the People OF wash
ingtun and Vicinity is caiioi TO the fact
that tho Union Tea " Coffee CO. CON
duets It's buainess on tho following
principles, viz.i
1et-1l will sell only pure aud unldultor-
nted goods.
2d-lt will makeno Misrepresentation what
ever in regard to any of the articles 10 offers.
3d-lt will use every care In the selection Of
goods, both as 10 quality ns well Gs 90 meet
ing the especial wants Of the community.
dth-lt VIII mako prices rs moderate as
they can be made consistent with selling q
pure and honest Article
The IT, y. 81 G. Co. believe business con-
dUctCd ON this basis will command tho sup
port of the public. Tho company has ample
means and many years experience IN i'm
porting and In handling Teas, Cotccs auj
Sugats on large scale and can tho 'cfOre Sc.
cure its supplies at the cheapest cost an Of
the best selections. a full line of
TURE SPICES & STANDARD SUGARS
are offered Also
Cocoa, Chocolate, &c.
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no Marbot Space.

In Holiday
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Send order by Mail or Telephone, 1889
Goods delivered free to any part OF the
city.
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We Invite buyers oreao Handsome rcu Articles Moderate rdcoo
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-10

NJ do, s. 90: Burden rnulo, % 90; Nortnwesi
ern horse shoe nails, Mo. 4, 800, No, 0, NO..
Q, no., No. Z, glc., 10. y 1Dc.; "Lake'n do.l ~
s6o., No. Q, 40. No. ., no, No. ! 100, no
2lo., No. 7, lpc., No. q, lSo.
AxEs-K.H., per dossn, ~ gDplo 0oj i.ass
~ 00n9 o.; Haokensaok. 90 GOT % boy
handled, u 6OoB 81.
REFHfGEkATORS.--H l CImaI. nlv
No. 2, 40, tis 10: No. do. s2b, no. do, u
No, 3 do. ~
pair. t@7o.i pillow singlstrees. per dos. 81
pillow doublstreos, per dozen 80 0Oj nk,9
BELLS, 10 per can't. on: door locks, VI 1908 o
wood screws, % and 10 per osnt OF ~ oai
timed tR0ks, ~ per cent. on; Gomez mills,
per cent. on, blind hinges, 20 and 10 por cen
ofi carriage boita, 10 and 10 pof cont. or
10 per cont OF deep stamped ware, " p
cent. on, shallow stamped ware, ~ psr os'
Oh, iapAnnsd ware, ~ per osnt ou4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-10
orocsriea.

ss.-.-so,-.. 49, ,.'....
,.s,,, ,,1ssusaS snfsu nema ll1e .. &. Q. y,
A'9~'' o N'OS0oa' eae' $50 dry ralt
frau-- macssv., inn 80.
It,,,. IN SSn's;' 10; WV 10, Y tsbg
Dried hsrrias. r' h ooi o. tutv 20; y t-se
l.Anp~fiosses SIC, a ana an r en-, ~ :,
4 - c@ns % ~" 'sp cAns' etc; en cana, sjAc
Corrsx ~ ..t,,,o,,,r m.
fnir. az, nrsrn. a - ~, 49, ".uins'y iostS
ev rs :. =. u i,,a ". I've &C,
s,,a. ~ {ss,. $1,000, SnnHyEdes, e0iv,
naiy shis ~ p1vo,snseee, ooh- sAo.i DO,
.,a, ss.s 12lv'i eut Loaf e.Aoi granulated
ssanSarH ~ Louislans srannlsted, - !;
oiarts,et sf>' 80 0hoise Wnits, sc yellow
N-n 1 W, gtc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-10

wnuKT- EAetinsd - lDBiDo, ~ psr proc
sour mash, ops year old. u 90 two years or
extra Old whisky step6,
WrEHs-tlarai, os1s,as goeIon: - Per qua
ity; CAtawba. per gallon. 100 % Pom, y 70
par GAL. q GOA oG whits wins- in casa
1850 Az. par aos..u GOES 70: Por.
Der don, " COCA ~.
UHANrxanS--s5. "a. Aumm a Co.. KxIu
DRY, g3O 00,0ES OOi Heidsink, In bnEkgj, 81 ".
~ 10 Krua. IN baekst, as uD0se OK D0inssp
chainpagne, y u4Dis % Geo. 0cuIss, szf
dFv. plata, w Co.
B0TTLED BExn--T.smps qnAEta. sia 90 pr
az o. Bodweisor Quarts gl2 ", pintS el1
sehiils Milweukes, quarts 81 1U Pints ~ y
Anthony a Huhnhy ats tl2 70, piutn 81 q
II. Clausen a sons ehAsnp1Hne beef, quar-
sl9 O.. pintn uztp; sik's Anwsnkss' guArss
tlI10,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-10

PRODUCE.
LOUIS, Mo-, March 9.-Flour-
rs'- Unsettled; sold higher early,
~ on and closed 10 10 below
w No 2 red Sls@sl4c cash;
nv, ~ nay; sG3957sc June; closing
Higher generally. but closed
X NJ abont Sundays figures;
M cash; 37s@3Slc April; 49, %
4 =, closing Al lowe.t rstes.
Il ,e.w but firm at SOL (930 c cash;
.,e May 81 l@3ls June.
= STEADY al 81 IA.
"eai- Firm at 81 25@a so.
~, PROVISIONS
|InNlso,nss-Firuer; more done.
I IssL.Eirn; IS s5@6 90
+ Il sane4is-LoDg clear Sc 80; short
'hort clear Sc 65
'as A. Long clear So s7I; abort ribs
'an.N 70 snort mort clear 81 1907 20.
8eh.s S,-sny; tub. washed 23fa2Sc;
io'92Oc; Texas fall clip so
ktus n LIVE STOCK
&d ,eceipts 1000; firm, fair de-
sports IS 1905 90; good 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-10

Twelve months clip. light, uns and msa
um 1910 nne heavy 10 light. HOB: al,
months, 9DlS; fall. hne heavy, l0SSl2; fal
light, nne and medium, 2@hg ooars,
HIpEs--No. neAvy mint. dry p ilo; No
2heayy nint, dry, " n llc No. 1 light mint
l2c; No. =, light flint, y 70 80. bulls an,
damaged v n tseo green, saltsd, sound, y y
DO butohoru, green, v D SIC.
Hides from fallen cattle generally bougn
Hal" bringing about WAC. when woig HIM
over 70 po1nns each. When sold On sci GO
lion they br'ng from l0If To &c, aocori ipg u
grade nut q, nefaity gradesNo. 2. IL wil
therefore be TO the Interest of the ltockmoi
70 sell them HAT
PELrRIEs-Deer skins, y n 1878; ante.op
akins, y n l0t@lSc; goat ekins, each, 1904,
aheep poltp, according 70 amount OF wool
JOG up; ahearllngs, according 70 amount o
wool, b@lo; Mexican Ahcep pelts, HlpiDo
Mexican sheep pelts, improved, il0i2c; May
icSn ahesp shearlings, 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-10
hansas Uity

NJ
KANSAS Cry, Mo-. March o.
Wheat,-stesdy; cssh Gle bid; April
62le bid; May 6il@6isc.
Corn StroDgrI; cash Sic bid; April
sic bid; May and Juoe 32l@s.
Oats--Dull aud nominal; 27lc bid.
LIVE STOCK
The Live Stock Indicator reports:
Cattle-Receipts 5000; feeling strong.
supply INSULT i MT test market; *.
ports IS 1905 90; good TO choice ship.
ping 81 4O95 -; common to medium
"a 5000 S0i feeders 81 9O@4 so; cows
SO 00(g3 IS
hogs-Receipts 20o0; iirmer 8 to lOc
higher 81 30@4 so
Sheep-Re,tipts 1900 steady; fair TO
good mutlons $3.50 @3 25; common TO
medium 81 5000 %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-10
TIE eAzErTE FORT WORTH TEXAS, TUESDAY, MARCH 10

choice shipping s. SO@5 70; common
70 m~diun "a 5O@5 Of bulchere' steer
S4Wlg46oi cow- aud heifrrs 81 750
8 aoi stockerss3 259S rs; feeders 5 600,
80; corn fed Texans 81 00S4 so
HOgs--High'r, strong; 81 5OCa5 90
Sheep Receipts 600; ea-iei; common
70 medium So 50@S on: good TO choin,
So 2194 90; extra 81 %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-10
rnrnitnre

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. iniist.gn walls
wood stat, y dos, ~ 1907 0g cana ard IELta
scat, " COOS 90; cane seat dining, 81 500
Uhiidz and rockoru, " oo1l2 90 large rock iot
100 hirrOrx, arch tops. y dOa, " VOL y
Tables, round, f1c0D8bg fril leaf, "a 100
1sfez. sacn. v 3SDT %. bureaus, % b0eN
rNsh stands, 81 400 W hsd springs, % Tse' y
BABy Carriages, " 0l02
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-10
rev Orleans.



NEW ORLEANS, March S Flour
Steady with f4ir demand; receipts lib
eral; choice 81 20@4 20; fancy 81 300
4 40; extra fancy 81 5094 20; winter
whest pat nts 81 25@5 90; Minnesota
p p SIS 75@6 90; bakers $4,000 IS
Corn-In fair demand but at lower
rates $4,000.
Oa,s--ln fair demand and easier;
Western 4l@42c,
Corn Meal--ln good demand.
Hay--Stesdy; good demand; prime
SIG 00@l7 %; choice SIS 00@l9 90.
PROVISIONS.
Pork-Quiet; $l3 SO
Lard--Dull; refined uerce 81 0o9
Bulk Meats 49, Quiet; shoulders,
packed. 81 so; long clear 81 62li clear
rib So 70
Bacon Quiet: shoulders S. 1906 90;
long clear 81 25; clear rib 81 37a
Hams---ChWce sugar-cured canvased
dull at l0@lOlc
Whisks-Steady; Western rectifsed
81 05@l %.
Coffee Dull; Rio cargoes, common
to prime, 7A@lOlc.
Sugar-Sleady with good demand
common TO good common 4l@4lc; fair
to fully fair 4a@45c; prime 10 choics
4!@5lc; yellow clarified sos ll-lec
choice white SIC
Molasses- Steady, with good de
msnd supply limited good common
10 good fair 25(932c; prime 34@36c
strictly prime 4l@43e.
Rice-Quiet but steady; Louisiani
ordinary 20 prime 4i@6c.
Bran liet at 95s
Cotton -s-ed oil--Dull; prime crude
SsIe; summer yellow soc; city cake 2
@2ilc, (. o. b.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-10

10 II ice; good mlddling, lOl5.lec;
miadlingfair II 9 Ice
Futures opened dull but steady.
ruled dull, olustd dull but steady, 4
points higher for March, 10 Q points
lower for other months.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-10

NEW ORLEANS, La, March o.
spots close I steady.
Sales $3.50 bales.
Low ordinary Sc; ordinary 90; good
ordinary lOc; low mlddling l0lc; mid
amng lo!c; god middlinE l0sc; mid.
ding fair II l.l8c; fair 1915
Futures closed steady, to 4 points
lower
Sales 1870 bales,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-10
Sales 1870 bales,
New York.

NEW YORK, March 0.-Spot closed
dull.
Sales 23T.
Ordinary &c; good ordinary
l0sc; low mddling II Ice; middling
llsc; good middling IL 1850; mid
ding fair 1910
Futures closed steady, to points
lower.
Sales 81 900 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-10
COTTON MARKETS..

Galyosuop.
GALVESTON, March 9.--Spot closed
dull.
Gross receipts, li5.
Sales, IS
Exports. none.
Stack 26,40S.
Ordinary. SIC; good ordinary i0sc,
low middHng, 10 7-I6c; middling,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-10
.rsin aud ss~assars

wnsa,. snocs, 70 TO 500. medium, 1907,
ooIn isee5Or' hay, lotts / on tb way
81 ouGh 90 per ton bRls hay, eS y Mle 90
bran, 200, ps LOO. chops, o. o09 20 %,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-10
BEARISH.
| /, Market was Sluggish Yes
N, IN Small Transactions
r. ro,.on Unchanged.
!. Markets Fluctuated Widely
|,rls,sd Generally Unsettled
Tho Quotations.
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
lVh ~, odyapcino 80
dsroDg - y ~
H. unchanged
xa,e dull during most Of the
Hr,,h the exception of the
~ two or ihree stocks
su,a n no new features If
sIsiyP pt st Panl was active
laIstsJ between 73i@7lc, clos
". While North western is up
.roi;
.,Sr. IN New York Central
s. ..noon between So aud 500,
s l sold as low as IS. but
90 on a sharp rally. Lake
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-10
Sales $1,000 bales.


LIVERPOOL, March 9.--Spots closed
dull.
Ordinary sgd; good ordinary ll-lGd;
low middling l5-l6d; middling up
lands 6 l6d; middling orleans ED
Total sales 1000 bales; American o.
100; Imports 5000; American 800.
Futures closed dull.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-10

sKastsrn ToIan cattle 81 ABOUT Lnrss, ~
Southern and Central Texas stock cattle
about two dollars per head tsaa thAn IN
above quotations.
Tho above prioos are for herds OF 1000 heao
aud upward OF BEST North Texas cattle do
iiyorsd on tna trail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-10
Chicago,
PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, LIZ, March 9.-Flour-
Dull and unchanged
Wheat--Active, unsettled, opened
stronger, advanced TO lc; declined, J
fluctuated, closed higher than Bstur.
dav; March 15s LloN.d, 75l; Anil
75l@76lc, closed 76@7Sc; May solo
ST. closed 500,
Corn - FAIR demand. closed high.
er; cash ss4@40,; March 3s}@SSlc;
closed, 3Sl: Apul SSl@30c; closed
49, 9lsS4c; Nay 4lI@42lc; closed 42s
PROVISIONS
Pork-Active; opened at an advance
of 20 to 272c, receded 10 to 10 and
tossed steady; cash $12 60Ql2 65;
April Sl2 65@l2 s.. cle-ed bl2 $50
1861; Nav $l2 70l@l2 82l, closed
Sl2 77l@le so
Lard : Fair demand and firmer; cash
or March Sc 92l; April S. 95@7 %;
May 81 02l@7 ~.
Bulk Meats fair demand; shout
ders 81 0n@5 90; short ribs So 30; short
clear So 1906 so.
LIVE STOCK.
Drovers' Journal reports:
Hogs--Receipt- 5000; strong, TO-
higher at "a 40@5 %
Cattle-IeeceipLs $500; brisk and firm.
err; 1860 To 1900 pounds 81 25@4 80
1900 10 1000 pounds 81 95@6 W; Tex
ana 81 00@4 rs.
Sheep Receipts 900; strong and 100
l5c higher inferlo 81 40@3 90; medj
UNI to goOd So COCA rs; choice 81 on
"a so
rhe Drovers' Journal Liverpool
special quotes the cattle market strong
with Americans 10 higher; 1tc per
pound dressed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-10
New York.
PRODUCE.

PRODUCE.
NEW York, March 9.-Flour dull.
Wneat-SpOt grades J to 10 higher,
closing easy; options opened to SO
higher and strong, afterwards weak
ened and closed shade lower than
Saturday; No. 8 red S54c; No 2 red 49,
9903c; No red Marc S7{@SSsc, clos.
ing AT SIZE; April SSs@S9sc, closing at
49,; May 09l@9l,c closing at 90l.
Corn-Spot lois to &c better; OPP
tions opened J TO higher, closing
heavy with the advance partly Lost;
M. 3, 503@5lc; No 2, 5ii(SS2c: No 9
Narch 5lI @52sc, closing al 81 Ic; April
6l(95l3c; closing at sic; May aud June
509@5lc, closing at 50l
PROVISIONS, ETC
CofFee-Spot fair: Rio dull and nomi
nal; options 10 10 10 points lower and
dull; March So So; April 81 05i May
S. 20.
Sugar-Dull and nominal; fair to
good refining quoted ut IL l6 @5c;
refined eady Mt Age; white extra q
5l@5Sc; yellow 41@4s
iallow-Dull and weak; 6s@6 16c.
Rosen-Dull
Pork-St+sdy; $lS So
Lard-Wesk; quoted at Z 25l(97 323;
March z2@7 u; April 81 1907 81;
May 81 1907 80
LIVE STOCK.
NEW YORK March 8 Reeves Re-
ceipts 1870 including Al carloads for
ex porI alton in fair demand, advanced
Is To zoe; common to good steers s. 10
(D6 40; prime to extra So 5000 rs
z, neral sales SIS 30@6 20
Sheep-R ceipt- 300; dull; very
81 Nv; Extremes So 00@3 20 for sheep
81 5OCa6 go for lambs; general sales
4 00@47 IS for sheep; 90@6 90 fol-
lambs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-10
Building massr1a,

suMBUE--Rough iumDsY, boxing, N inuns
and under, nrst-olhas, Sis: stripping hxS, NS
boxing and flooring, clears, t26. thick clear
Ia and ~, III; rough lumber, second alBH
rlb, ioist and noAntIlng, cullh, u SO.
SIpINo-Firrt common white Pine, GO 10;
second do, s27 80; third do, e2t; poplar. t2B "
% native pine VI us; do u, eaG native
pREssEp LUnBKR--Bonns IL incnss and
snder, s20 00fT ~ do <Is, e2S 00seG 10
soantling, loiHt or any common lunib
KS 00eaN 6J boxing uver IA inohes, $500
u so; thick clears, IL toll and q, t2U 0D<b1s 80
asoond olass any kind. 81.
DBzBsnD AND ATuHEp FLoo RIrO--rly
ulARs, So; second class, ell61.
WHITL PINx FuRnBHIpa LUnBMn--l4, /,
and 2 inch wbits pine, go; 1 Inch do, US.
CEILIN9--BkApED Oh PI.ArH--First con
mon white pine, ~ 90. I'd do, sl1 800 DO. si6
poplAr, ". H2d O0427. 90; poplar, u, 982.6i0st
nAtivepine Y, yiS do, y, 900.
PorI.tR LusBEB'--lk, ~, ana inoh, %
DO inch, $50.
sHISoLns--wnits pine A. 81 do shaded 4
ei.&, DO extra No. I, $3.50; cypress. beat 40
r1nnd, IS; do No. ., sL26; do No.g, ta.C0i nAtI
sawed heart ~ sApS, w,
PICKETs.--White pins, dressed AND hoSdse
sqnare Or nat, yellow PIKE 90. a. lat
LIKE, CEEnrr, B7u.--Lams, Austin, q
per Dbl. Cement. Louisville or Roasnnis, fQf
per bbl.; Portland. % Per bhl. Plaster Paris
Now York or Michigan, q psT Dbl. PlESts
haiY, $50. bu.
BRIor.-Tirtprooi $50 par n
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q 10; ON onn per bbl Red u 80. Yellow, 81 %
rurnip white. per Dbl. ~ %; Kuterbegn q Is;
t~ans. II. j. nec obih.. &C.,, larSs
lima &C.: smhn butter, 40. PiokIss,
medium per bbi., o. o. ANAL, var Dbl, ~
half bb-. med, ~ 90; half bbi., email, 90 o.
uheoas, halt cream, ls1fc.; ifun oreain IA
Peanuts. 100 o6s haltbbl., soo0 csb,
PoULrRy $50 a. rs psI aass
young chickens. ~ 5oa9 rs, Turkeys e5 20 10
each Geese, $3.50 a,6 Ducks, " 6ay o.
EooA-Psr dozen, 1910.
Fresh country butter, choice, iQH22
lrsalnery ,s69pST1<c.: OLD buttsr, Beloo.; .uiso'
margarine. Ae
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DruKs ana Paints.

pHUoa,
Bark, Cinnamon Per n u; Peruvian. 2s@2e'
Borax, 1tc. Bi-carbonaio OF soda, Engliai
60. CopperAs. sol. CinchinediA. per on &
ota, CASTLE SOAP, per n lOspl6. Cream tartaI
9. p. per 10 !oH<6. Chalk lump, per - 2os
lie included, s5Si %. Thiorsi Hydrats, peril
q COOL 70. Chlor0form, por Id bottle ineluo
ed, %. oSmposin9n power. por - y
~. Gum Opium, per 10 $50; Gum Cam
phor, per ID 2Se8. Morphine, per OF q sse
-. OIL, Castor, machine, 1880 Ola, Castor
ERs sT ssai1R ss % lara q No. sso w anis
s94sh Alum, SlSlsS. Prescription yiais 5,
s SsS Ct OK gsow S Ssa s&.s p ESss Rsb.
patent medicines, al list. Thhyers FluiC
Extracts, 20 per cent. on. r. %. Fluid III
tracts, % per ospt on. Essential oils. q
PAu~Fe,
strictly pure white lead, y D.: spirih
tulpentin 50dh6 Boiled oil, 62365c.
THE sHEthAH-wfLLIAnso oLoRs.
Ivory drop black. IL, per Id 100: Englisi
coach black. Is. per 10 l2eT lamp black, "a, 80
black paint. 10; SO. .l.rusaian pine. ~. ~; u
25o; tUltramarine blu), ~, IL, DC; blue pal
Is, l2c; raw Turkey umbor, il. 90 burnt Tuf
key lumber. In, W; raw Italian eiennA, In. se
burnt Italian sienna, u 90 Nenkyke brown
D. o., In, l2c; American yorinillion, u, zoe IN
dian red. In. III Hinetts rod, Ia, Be, l71fa, ~
81 Chrome yellow. 1. \. 9. a u. o.. II, lac
PEEPAItED 0RAiHIu0 coLoRe.
Raik oak. lec; AAh. iec; Black walnut, ns
Maple, tbc.
DIBTKnPKH ooIoEs.
ivory drop black, z5c: raw turkey r1nDG
Be. burnt Turkey lumber. 25o; raw Italia
sienna. eoo: burnt Italian sienna, use; Van
dyke brown, no.
Prices OF above made on n basis Of In \
X, and 10 cans, assorted; 4 In "A and y
cans; baihncefn ! and ID eans, aagortsd
PT1ce In ID cam; bAlanoe In and 10 can,
assorted Price In 10 osns, lc less; izH ans
70 ID TIN paila. NO lsss add Kegs 70 Per
lsas
Hards are.
Bah IRON, % 6y.--norway, Sc.i NO, " /
fhsot iron, go. No. ~ q aheet iron, 6ae.
salvaniEsd gheot Iron, b6tal<n.. No. HHBOdn
f7os No. x do, i5c; Dx& roonng TIN, ga D
Gl66O; llx1o and l0x1f pat do. " 758e %
Timers wire, 30 per cent. on: UnnoTs stoot
forty per cent on; cook stove fitn ware
40 6,fl15 90: do. With rinnIllings, GA b1Dbga
WOOD WORK. Wagon Rxlee. Nc.4O o.
tongues. e0oael 00i aingle;reea, u ~ bolstsIl
6Oc: spcksa ~ T5a3s Do: felioee, 81 691 a
Doubletrees, q Bef %; mock yoke ~ 20
2 68; pillow beams, t0&96c.s pl0W handles, u y
&2SD: handlea, 81 1904 ~.
MAILS. - % kex. baais lDa.--Bufdsn horBs
shoe, per keg, N IS: Porkins do. y %; Wax
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