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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-06
a DEED or HEROlSm.


BALrIaoaE, Md, Feb. 5.-Further particu-
lars concerning the imprisonment of the
entire family, seven persons IN all, of VIM.
H. Roberts on lonely island IN the Susque-
hanna River, opposite Port Deposit reached
this city yesterday. The river has been
gorged with ice for two weeks and commu-
nication with the shore was cut of. Roberts
has been seen frequently to come down to
the edge of the island during the
past two weeks and make fran
tic signals to attract attention. The
continued flow of fields of ice down
the swift channel prevented any one from
going To his aid. IL Vas surmlsed that his
supply of provisions was almost gone, and
yesterday il was understood from his signals
that he was out Of food, that his wife and
one child was dead, and the others were
starving Crowds of villagers gathered op-
posite him on the mainland and anxiously
discussed his situation. Last night two
young men, DIR. &. A. Shure and Edward
Boynton, determined they would attempt
the rescue. Carrying long poles and what
few articles of food they could strap on their
shoulders. they ventured out on the
rapidly moving masses OF Ice. Slowly
and cautiously they made their danger
OuS way lTOu Cdhc 10 CAKE. lucFc Whs
half mile or more 10 be passed over. Soon
they came to the channel where the current
ran swiftest. Their friends on shore watched
their progress with bated breath. Once or
twice each slipped into the Cold water but
struggled out. 1t was three quarters of an
hour before they landed on the lower end OF
the island. Then il was ascertained that on
Sunday last Mrs. Roberts had given birth to
a child, and being without medical attendance
both mother and child died. There was not a
morsel of food on the island. The pet cat
and aged horse that belonged 10 Roberts had
been killed for food and both eaten by the
half-staryed family. Ii was considered i'm
possible TO convey the survivors to shore,
and after doing all in their power for the
comfort of the imprisoned ones the two
young men left the food with them and re-
turned alone. Arrangements have been
made TO furnish them with food until the
condition of the river will permit their reno
val TO the shore. Another visit was made
to the island to-day, when the dead bodies
of the mother and child were buried.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-06
SEVENTY THOUSAND SUNK.
John Monahan. a Detroit Lumber
Dealer. Assigns.

DETROIT. Feb. 5-Quite sensation was
oecasioned here to-day by the assignment of
John Monahan. the lumberman. The as
signment was made TO Michael Brennan.
Monaghan places his debts at over $4,000,
half of which are unsecured. The largest
creditor Il Singmund Rothschild. $4,000
advanced, which IA secured by the cedar ties,
posts. poles. etc, now on hand or purchased
under contract for him, and all the assets of
Monaghan cedar business. together with
$4,000 worth of mortgages on real estate
and personal property. Other large credit
ors are Theo. IT, Hinchman & Sons. $7.25O;
ID. ID. Mallory & Co. $1,000; Hammond
Standish 4 Co.. S5.359; W. T.. Heames &
Co, 3 800; John Greenslade. l.552; Fech-
elmer Bros. 81 ,S25; Shuttle & Bro, $l,O64;
Potter BSps., $1,000; ID. F. Mcdonald 4
Co. $50 jennings q Green. S7T9. and
Gsatty. fitzimmons & Co, $500.
The total value of the assets are not given,
"a Mr.. Monaghan says the real estate Is
mortgaged for more thar. its value. Out
side Of the real estate the Assets are less than
S5OO0
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-06
a Paper Company Assign.

JaoEsoS. Mich, Feb. 5.--The W. A. Ham
mond Straw and Paper Company. Of this
city. and with branch a Detroit, made =
general assignment Yesterday afternoon 20
4. q. Eidred. II waa learned 90 day that the
company liabilities are about siAop and
"a assets about sia.o0 II sas nnahle "a
dispose ~ manufactured roods. n has real
estate here valued If s. no Most of the
creditors are ~ Detroit NJ. Fidred vent
81 Detroit to-day - assaue contrti ~ The
branch there. vhich is conducted hy Frank
Long, The oimpanls Affairs srs BADLY
ufaesf
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-06
The pxnamlrn Rusiness-

JoSpos, Feb. s-The police officials tn
charge ~ Clerken~ell Prison. where Cnn-
ninghaIn and 0ioodyeas are couaned. and
tile Scotland Yard detectives were thrown
into a state 81 great excitement - dag -
the rrcuipt of frrzh Information that for
nidahie attempt wooii BE nssie 70 fezsae
fh~ prisoners ~ desfre1in tbs fiefsen~rii
buildings by dynamite. The structure ~as
immediately placed anfief . guard - special
eonsiabies. N stffa fafre ~ detectives hns
hsen detailesi g. faffti fli~ rfineifai streets
leading ffesn Clefksn9eil - gks iso~ fsfssst
fslie~ Can't.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-06

Ftovs-ss~ady. hns ~fthopt ma'crisi chsnSe.
sufrrhne g. s~is 90. EXTRA No. s. os1s a..
round hoop Ohm O. os3s -. santharr fssur
1uiei A~s ssostT ccsnmon a. choice exfrS. g IS
GA
wHssr orsion. wrF mrlsrete'y trad>i lr
vhfie pfic~~ ~rrr iFrosu'ar. TIE rlc~e wss hsrelg
ssosif. sna ~ lo~vf. Sf-,s i,ss .frnnr~r hr.f
dali NJ sal~e = unsr~sissi ~irfrr frsi ssx1asA
NJ rv.i. ss~e, NJ. Ia, pife7s r. snl NJ -rsi
sfate 81 egH NJ frsl ~intrr frfrssarx a.
a. harrh siseets ID ArTii eesnwts
trHs pffiees ~ere cals lirftiy a~af ~ ana
ri>si al~sof .te~ff. ~ffh rffce~ wifhef ta4Fnstai
sisapso spes -. aesst hsf trss. s@f sssf
hissrf siss salr~ ~ pnsf-rso4 asfsnA tass tifs
-t~@sers sis1s sassEsts4f Hnxs. fesf ssit.~ - I.
~ 2 feis~i trfssr-ff Ss4E<sa = - Msfes
az = tat - Ma fe'sh sasse
oafs ttssissss $3.50 ALI i.oi sls~zf ~s4hs.el
rs@tofiei eh.@s@ So tsas Efts aaa ffiae
t'sh~1 zr's ssls< = ~ pisai sf.ss s-s.e
a~a ~ -tifs a. 49, ~ sefsca F~h
ss@fs. tes41s.
nts fssii -@s41sN es4 -. ss-s< sszzsa.
nssfss N-<sssF-ssl
ts>.r fsnif. sssess a. 80 IS -
Asss rsss~ 49, essssss- . es s~sh. . sas
: - fsf>f<.~ys
s.--ss n.sli. s-ss = ssza es~s~. ss.saa
taa
bess.s ss~.ss, $500 ssspss e~s@~ "a
s>e
s~ss ns.', - - ~~s>> s~eA-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-06

SoUrH ORkSaV, y. j.. Feb. st is re-
ported on good authority that the proposed
Catholic college will be erected at Seton
Hall. The work of building the edifce will
not Re commenced until half a million dollars
has been collected Among recent contribu-
YORK banker. The gift Of Miss Caldwell. OF
Newport. K. l.. Of Ss0.0oo has guaranteed
the success Of the enterprise. II IA believed
thet the remaining St5o.oo0 will be collected
within the next ak months.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-06
ANINTERESrING DECISION.
Judgment for Defendants Accom-.
panied by Scathing Rebuke.

BALTIMORE, Md, Feb. ga suit was
brought some time ago by Elias Ebert, of
York, Pa, against the Phoenix Guarantee
Mutual Aid Association, of Baltimore, to
recover $1,000 insurance placed on the life
of Jacob Bott, who was eighty-four years
old when the policy was issued. The de-
PENDANTS demurred against the bill on the
ground that the complainant had no in
surable interest in the life of the deceased,
and that the transaction was of a gambling
nature. Judge Brown to-day sustained the
demurrer and dismissed the bill. At the
same time he took occasion to characterize
the defendants IA graveyard company. He
scathingly reviewed their so-called business
transaction, closing by saying that it was
plain that they conducted nothing but q
speculative and gambling business, contrary
TO law.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-06
Terrible Railroad Accident.

CINCINNATI, Feb. GA frightful accident
occurred on the Cincinnati Northern railroad
about II O'Clock tonight The local freight
train from Lebanon with eight cars ran of
avenue. this city. The engine and fours csrs
dropped about twenty feet and were CON-
pletely demolished. Jack SqnIres, of Mass
illon, Ohio, fireman, was instantly killed and
engineer Jim Flanagan is probably fatally
injured. Two of the trainmen were badly
but not fatally hurt.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-06
Cadet Tenants Successor

WASHINGTON, Feb 5.-CongressmanH Hou-c-
man, of Grand Rapids, has decided to re-
commend the appointment of Henry koen-
igsburg, of Holland. Mich, for the vacsn
West Point cadetship fnom his district.
Young koenigsburg has passed the medical
examination and l. q graduate of the Hol-
land high school. Mr.. Houseman believes
the young man will make good soldier
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-06

WASHINGTON. Feb. 5.-The House Foreign
Adairs COMMITTEES ihis morning adopted q
resolution calling on the Secretary of State
fer the text Of The authority given 90 the
American delegates 81 the Congo conference.
The Information WIS called for By the House
't~o weeks aED, bat the answer received WA
not considered sufficiently explicit The dy-
nsinite resolutions vii br conaidervd bf the
ctrnmittee tomorrow and the Venezuelan
ulAttsrs on "Wednesday nsx1
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-06

CHICAGO. Feb. 6-Bdvard Jsrnott, the
AT suicide in New York. some time since.
boarding house. 173 South Hslsfed street
lie cni hIs throat IN the bath room. where
he was found covered with blood about :
O'Clock
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-06
logan is the Favored One.

SPRrSGTTKID Ills. Feb. 5--The Republi-
can caucus tonight Dominsted Logan for
United States senator by acclamation. Half
a-dozen seconding speeches were made and
enthusiasm prevailed. While the commit
tee sas absent after Logan the cs1cns sang
Marching through Georgia" They greeted
has entrance with cheers. logan responded
with a brief srsDach
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-06

AsaFs19 80 sftsartfsszss sf 80 p - $50
ksstief Nsak - Sasaszfsf Nanasx .ns T<taa.
daf nsxets - ~ IL a u sssisA ~ fsurx
assd eefeaffef stztrf. srsen = 80. -
fsfsTssi~t. - Nsnate &Frea. ste essnre
fsssA sfA n zaa Fr1et tsr<efts. -
tVanx sNAh ~tse sA&tes ~ sexfts nnaris
t7t<a htsh. f'ssee 49, sssseg exfsfslsesss sz
sksA ~ szSa - sksse. 80 - So ~ 80
tsss~ s~&sss~sfss psFfs1sas<s
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-06
New York.

NV YoRx. Feb. s
Moncy clc>ed eov. At | per cent Exchange
elosed firm; po~eed rates tsl6ls7t.: actual
rstee. Asss6Ass@ for ~ days and askat.s7
FOR demand.
Governments closed strong. currency g. Is
bid. ts coupons i7is bid. is's do iiSis hld
Pacific railrcad bonds clo~e.i "a follows. Union
hrsss. NV to ii2, Land grants iCs bid. ID sink
ina funds. iiTs to lisa: Ceutrsls ITO n TO-.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-06

srnrxarrxrp. NJ. Feb. a-fhs NataNnai
Water Gas Fuel Company II Chicago hss
ben licensed hy The Secretary - Sfsin -
supply "a. made from sli. wsfer, af sfesrs
capital. siNonso incorporates. John 3
Kane, Edward Perkins sud A =. Hafaef.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-06
The First Circus OF the Season.

DUNDEE, Mich, Feb. 5.-Justjce Gee has
secured the Dundee Opera House IN which TO
hold the trial of the bsstardy case of Squares
Jones, and the doors will be thrown open
10 the public on Monday next al 10 A. m.
The trial Is looked forward 10 with as much
interes a. generally attends the coming Of
the first circus of the season.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-06

RrrD CTTr. Mich. Feh ALFRED Whit
comb was dangerously hurt tine morning sf
Bonds miH hF beine strnck on the bead ~
beard flying bark from tie edzer ssw.
splitting hfs ssf ard cutting cash aloua
thsee inches long on his hesd II = thoasfa
his skui - broken.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-06

EAsf Taess. Mish. Fst s Ffsns Asafs
sss sffsssea hsfe - aas fhsfssa ~ifh hrs
Tag safefsd ths fssssaEset ~ Ms. is8shsf
ssa sefFsaias hsf asssitsF. otsssf ~ fssss
- ses. ~ha ~ss - ike bsass Sfsas fhs
sia hss @st s.~~ a.zssss.sssss - - s-@.s
s.<sa
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-06

Nrw NoNx. Fsh b-Chsrlr~ NeEears {
Son's Seer Manufsrsurins C.szrsgsny. -
Falleaelphi>. snsp~uaed tss-dsy Thry elaffn
e. have Asserts - SSakea ard haws hat.ils
ssp~ enscunlsns So sfroeo
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-06
TRADE AND FINANCE.
OFFICE OF r. Y. TAYLOR. Sweets Hotel.
GRAND RAPIDs. Feb. 5. 1855.

Liverpool markets for wheat and corn were
firm and more active carly to-day. Chicago re-
ceipts Of grain were 1ss cars wheat AS cars corn
2l2 cars oats. Hog receipts were 1900. Yester-
days exports from three ports were about
equal 10 $4,000 bushels wheat. The grain markets
OF the country all opened strong at about yester-
days highest price,. but sold down during the
day. Chicago Leading the decline. and closing
hguree are about the lowest Provisions have
been firm aud cloeed some higher than YESTERDAY
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-06
Party Spirit Must be Dropped.

LONDON. Feb. 5.-The Standard says all
party spirit must be dropped and one su-
prsme, united effort be made to save Gordon,
IN this crisis. which can only be compared to
the beginning of the Indian mutiny.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-06

Marfsas. VIE. Tse. h~rhs state asti
fnifesai Society. n9~ in sessissfs. ha. - lssi
flsiiet O. ths ians 1shlias "a the rfahi
biii.snists aad aafsed ~ rsf.hihii ske sai- "a
isef an iha state Fai4 tifuan1s nss.is
tisH- ~efs rssss1 fav'sfies fhs razs - -
the biil fss an agricultural s<siisss
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-06

3oerss. Mszs.. Feb s@Df asfaaei !
Ai'en. = pr,fnsnest phgsseisn - wbiss islsss
Isaseflsn. -. 49, gestef4af ssnieaesd -
<tsfe pfizfln fsf Fsf.is feafs fsf nsshsfsasfstsF
Hs klliea Uzil Hssssi - sis~sfs ssf.@s
- rea&s ~hsi. tssas
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-06

iho Fffree % Wales - lfs ashur
rasss. Fsls 4 A. ssrssss tssis 81 60
ass 80 ~hish sks fsiass - = siss SO rss
ssassf. sotas irt@ ssiiiss,ss - ssf - Assrsssa
~itk ffsisEf tssss rha tsiass s~rs.sss
setgs5ss -sess skes slight sEs.}ss fs<..@ a..
s~~~1~as HsEssss go l-<issea
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-06
HAND WRITING ON THE WALL
Prophecies BEING FII-
FILLED

Thousands and Thousands of
Dollars Befssg Sared bg tffsSeas
Uho Pofsoas-e Spring q Conn.,
I,aay3 Quarter oT "a Million
Dollars az Merchandise Selling
at the Most Aslo,sisj.sAgiy Less
Prices
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-06

Some FffHr sdSrfffets1 "a Ssr 10 Aht
people ~ shls section IF TIC State wsil az "a
even body who might make their purchases al cur
store many thoasands Of dollars. and W call on
We are not carr ina oct ia god fslth our plom-
isas. froln hge "a s~seD Thousand Is>oIie oAliy
slsl' ssur store Who ATTEST 10 uls esseftson
tllhi never IA tiseir p.rlellce have they tno~1
Dry tsessdk ana ssrl,ess -ois 81 saoh sstsnndaas
Low fsflcs-
We sf~ ofsen ask~d how Ions tfi< sa,le is 90 con-
una.. u answer anly sey Il n inIsur
slDIe fol us o. determine, started With uIs
ward ~ t~o hcndred and nfty thousand dolias
worth - mefellancis< - al kinus aud While
Others are taxing "A fully ore QuaTteE from the
and aDnounce that their salss vii mate IA
few daAs. We are lndnosss 80 sny Ia coz customer
tiAHt Toe saie - goods ~ stsre vii Ia contlz
oed without al ending
III a ir Boa convenient for yDU to come TIN
week con4s next ~tsk. OF oegns when n ~ conSeEl
lent for 700 - 10 40 lOu wil hancef0rfh ind
efore ouen aid the goods Vlli always bs found
cheaper than yon can buy them siseWhers. even n
car nss bss eks edi a quarter from tllelr prlo<.
sehIAG 4 OAfANf.
Our sale ~ etnbroidsrics and hair goods is 90
tanly without prs.. t,Ili. tlso entire stock is <
isiwly b,iAg cls-ssl Out al lsan ric<.
sfRISG A CoMPksl-
bstief quality ~ sixD-t~o and half oents eac&
How dose that sasaLdg
sFRISs a CoNyksD
Blankets Lars y's.r ior s2.o. present prics onls
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-06

We hsve opened rcos nfly h.W rStse~ q Dre~s
Goodt that surrri.Fs even af Toe marvellous lov
prioer. Double fold Cashmsrs- ia ali coior~
only lsc. Splendid Cashmere. All ct-iorS. seFY
fine. for onls &c. Tbs--- g,ssois can ~ fund
elsewhere 81 almost Rsly .tofs for double tie pFio<
w~ esk- kPAuNe A toNrAkf.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-06

Panic prics- 90 Csoaks viii o., maintained until
all closed ou'. ThoUsaf,sis hass f,en cold by
this season. fhouraand. of isdie. have be-eE
tnadt happy b, tlse los prirse- Only think II IL.
A good cloak for onl. 500 s6.uu Ss01 Ss00
$500. 5000, si20o and oE. Ib,s-e are all fully
worth doubls tie uaOsisy.
SryfrNG A toNfsNY
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-06

ssk. kPuNe A CoMFAk1.
Special prios~ -C;o-si Twill Tov-sliuss for only
% yard. good Yard wide Cotton Cloth FOR orai,
One Dollar.
~ ards good Gotten Flannel fur One Dollar
Good Calico for only and cents per yard.
IT. yrrrs heen,iful Rft.nsde Drt>s (it,odf for Ons
Dollar.
Good White Flannel for only nine cents.
beautiful Brocsde Dfs-,s Gobis al cs,lers. fuf
only 80 and ll4r
We cAnnot hoclu 90 rnuu7erstc Hli fe articles
hang sold 50 ihe~e rnitrveitt. In~ IfIr.s.
NfnIAr IS pNrtrf.
II anybody 'ells sou shat f~iillllisitnent ts
dear plsc< - TRADE r~,+ns an. aie fsf yonrtsse~
.lfNs & fnwptsr
Our oompesitOf- hsss nls,ass fsii st.l fltnf 80
wonld 30 oVnpelie-i fsas lfr iiflfrs fof sss.fy
thing purchased at sfttf., Npnfef ii fi.s 20
an, ninr~i NrkI%s A insFtNf,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-06
Blankets Lars y,s.r for s2.oa. present prics ozls
sl0.

Al hnmsnss st.,ck ~ select from
SpRING a COnFARf
Upward 81 Bp yards Good Brf0n Cotton at tls
ovt~t Trice ever known. from C.Bts fsr ysrc
and upward: - cass< El.ss,td often. tie loa sst
price We ever knew. SPEIR8 4 COMPANY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-15
DRUGS

ACIps-Sulphuric per carboy, 8 20; citric,
per pound, 50 to CSC; oXellc, per pound,
10 l-2; tartsrlc, powdered, per pound, l5
TO 90.
ou.s-Bergsmot, sandeTson's per pound,
2 10; lemon, Sanderson's, So; peppermint ,
100; wintergrecn, 2 %; olive, Malaga, l p.
PorAsH-Bromide, per pound, iOc; iodide
soAPs.,Castile, mottled, per pound, TO
| l0c; CASTLE, white, Ii to 10.
| MISCELLANEOUS - Ammonia, carb, per
| pound, SOC; alum, 8 to 3; arrow root, Ber-
muda, 30; balsam copaiba, 90; boraX, re-
| fined, 10 TO 10; calomel, am, 20; castor oil,
| per gallon, rs TO 90; cassia buds, per
| pound, 10 to Is; cream tartar, pure, per
| pound, IS; corrosive subllmate, per pound,
O5i chlorolorm, per pound, 90; extract log
| wood, bulk, per pound, IL 10 IA; glycerlne,
bulk, per pound, 10 to 10 l-2; iodine, resub-
llmated, per pound, co.; leaves buchu,
| short, per pound, %; leaves SIENNA,
Alex, per pound, 20; morphia, sulph, per
OF, 5Oi spirits Nitro, syeet per pound, Sji
| pound, I; wax, white, per pound, 90 to Us,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-15
HARDWARE AND METALS.

ANEs-Collins, Il dozen, 500; Gold Dol.
lar, 4 dozen, 500; Diamond Edge, II dozen
$50; Double Bit, 100
sKILLETs. AND LIDs-iAc i lbi sugar
kettles, &c y 10.
TIN PLirE-I c lOxli, 4 box, S COL G
liX2j. Il box, s %; TeXno l4x20, r box I 80,
Terne, 20X2S, e box, II 80
TINwARE-Pieced, discount 81 (, cent
stamped, discount 80 = cent
SoLDFl.-No !, l5c; No \ and II, Ice r. II
DUCK HORSE COLLARS-No |, 4 . = doZ
HAMEs..Two loop, 3 81 II dozen; three
loop, 20 Il dozen
TAcKs.-ln boxes, 100 papers, 90 T. box
GRUB HoEs--R dozen, 1906 railroad
picks, Il dozen, s 80.
MATToCKs--A dozen S 81
RUBBER BELTiNG-- Discount 80 i cent
NAILs-3 90, rate
SHovELs AND SPADES -ROwland's, dis
count 10 per cent; Ames' list, steel goods
discount 40 and 10 per cent.
HEAVY HAEDWARE-Shafls, finished
go; poles, is 90; sngletrees, wagons, se'
lect, 10; buggy, 2 %; express, 250; wagon
tongues,l0 %; hickory axles, 10 90; holsters
i.75; coupling poles, l.75; spOkes, %%X, Sc
lect, , 20; NNN, 2,jJ; sawed lelloes, "a, l.75
3, 200; BOuden shoes, GOO; northwestern
horse nails, Not, GOO; :, $685. s, 800; bal
iron, ic rate pillow steel, &c; spring steel
Sc; cast steel, iSc.
BUGGIEs-Grade Il, and spring top, So &
to l0l.0J; do. open, 700 10 5000; do side
spring top, 100 % TO 1880; do. side bar
1000 TO 100 "; do. phntons, 1900 to $50 %
grade A, side spring, 40 W to 200 %; do
phwtons, 1000 TO 1000; bump seat bugg es
10 % IN 80 0O; platform springs, ll0 W Z
100 Coz three spring wagons, 300 to l.25.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-15
LIQUORS.

ALCoHo1r-Per gallon, 23j TO 237.
BRANDtES-Domestic, per gallon, / 81 10
500; Imported Cognac, 1871, PER gallon, 1 50;
1872, SO; 1870, g 20; 1866, 50; 1900 7 40; 1868
S %; 1873 10 so; Otard, Dupuy & Cos. Cog
mac, 1873, so; 1870 90; 1851, 90; 1873, 10 %;
Blaquet, DubouCle ~ Cos Cognac, ISIS,
4 20; 1870, 80; ISIS, 500.
GIN-Domestic per gallon, 70 to 2 co;
import Holland, 3 W toS7j; Sir Robert Bur-
netts Old Tom, per Cask, 50 TO %; Hol-
land, per case 50 10 10 VI,
WHIsKY-R ectlhed, 0j per cent, proof
per gallon, 30; Western, 80 TO 40; Bour-
bon, l 10 TO 80; Rye, | 50 10 3 80; Ecotch im-
ported, W TO I2j; Irish imported, % 10
l75.
CHAMPAGNEs-Pip Heldscick, quarts,
per dozen, q O0;J Krug q Co., quarts, per
dozen, IL 60; Moer x Chand0n, Sillery
MousseuX, per dozen, 2i0.; q. Goulet, per
dozen, IS W; q II. Mumm 4 Co.'S. Dry
Norway. q 20; Extra Dry, 20 CO., pints, 2 "
additional.
WINES california claret, per gbllon, 75c
Zienfaudel, Mol, per gallon, l O0to IS; i'm
ported clarets, ordinary, per cask, 20 % To
50 70; family clarets, per cask. 20 w to 1876 co.
fine clarets, per cask, 100 20 to l75 w; Ne
doc, per case, q 90; 81 Julian, per case, 9 so;
MargauX, per case, Co; Ponte Canet, pei
case, 10 %; Lacrosse, per case, ~ 90; Leo
veil, per case, IL 90; Chateau LATTE, pei
case, u co. ordinary, per case, ~ 10 3 80
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DRY GOODS

PRINTs-MeTrlmack, fancy, l.2; Man
chester, ga; Arnold, 81; American, 8 l-2;
Pacific, . IL; Hamilton, -; Gloucester
10; Gloucester, mng, 8 l-2; Gloucester
silver grey, ~ Allen, ; i;2i Lodi, a
6; Allen pink and purple 6; SIS pson 81
yer grey, o; Richmond, pink and purple, G;
Dunnell snlrtlng, 4 10; Ragetta shifting
"a; Allen check, GS; Peabody, black, 3 ~;
Simpson, black, 8; RoSednle, il.2
BROWN SHEETlNG-Ctown, Z l-2; Au-
gusta, Q; Ettrich LII, s.; Charter Oak, 8 l-2;
LII, q; Glendale, Ga; Enterprise, q; Glen.
dale, ~ Boat AL, 10; Admission, Gl-2
BROWN SHlRTING-CGstI Iron, S; Farm
ers, ii; Honest, III: Pocahontas, Ia
Allendale, !; Century 6l-2; Dwight, LII
lockwood, bS-ii Manatoba, . Ii; Bedford
X, 4l-i.
BLEACHED SHIRTING-New York 10 10
Wamsutta, II; Langdon. Q; Lonsdale, IA
l.onsdale cambria, u; MaS0nyille, 10 l.2
Fruit OF the Loom, So; Gold Medal, l.2
Cream OF Crop,
kcag A. 10; Swift River, "; STANDARD
Q, Z; Easton NN, lO4; Eastrn IA, II
Oakland fancy, o.; Acme ODD, 'S6
Raleigh, l0l&; standard z, O.; Pearl River
IL; Slbley Awning, 10
STRIPEs-llRmllton, l04; Thorndyke
10; American, 9; Rock River, 8; Raleigh
Unknown, O 3, TO-,
DENIMs-AmoskeRg lsA; Otis, 1874
York, ICY Warren, l3l4.
CHECKS AND PLAIDs-Mount Pleasant
! !; Catruba, ~; Old Dominion, :; Mem
| phis, III; Queen City, 8 l-i; Augusta,
Tennessee. 10; Cottondalc, :; Cumberland
Check, z; Sibloy, 81
Observation-Disclosures, s Id; Statewide, S
| Westvlllc, Z; Bates Dress Plaid, Q; Scotcl
h. F., II l-2; Amoskeag, $ III; Belleylew
10; Washington, o; Windemere, l-2.
Understandable, 9l.2; Sterling, 10
! Riddle, 10 l-2; Harrisburg, II; Slater, S
| Everett, I'D; Boss, S; Silyerdale, s; Ar
llngton, o. Victoria, IL; Germanla, 10 l.2
| Bates, l3,
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WOOL, HIDES AND pELTRIEs.

WooI-Aicsecan free Of burrs, nominal;
Mexican Improved, loo; medium 10 TO Ice /;
fine WOOL according 10 dirt and condition,
II TO l2c; bury, 2to &c per pound less, ac-
cordlpg TO burrs
HIDEs-Prime plump nlnts, 50 pounds
aud up, l2c per pound; seconds, plump
prime light and klps, llxc per pound; bulls
aud ttags,I TO Sc per pound; dry sailed,
l0c, according TO condition; green sailed, O
TALLpw:-Prlmo tallow, Il; tallow grease,
yellow 10 brown, Sc.
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LEATHER

LOUISVILLE OAK SOLE LEATIER..N
heavy, free of brands, 3sc n; X medium,
free ofbrands, 3Sc 10; A heavy, one brand,
$50 II; \ medium, one brand, Sic 10; Balt!-
more crop, iic,
BUFFALO SLAuuTER-prlme, 10 10 % 70
sides, SOC n; good, ~ to - 70 sides, Csc h,
counter, II TO lilb sides, &c per 10; g, D.
80 TO Sic N; No. oak harness lea, 80 10 Sic
N; No. l hem harness lea, 39c 10; No, 9 hem
harness lea, Gle n; No hem sklrtlng
lea, giC N; No. hem sNlrting lea, 81 to &c
N; welt and bride leather, 400 70 % q
do,
PHILADELPHIA CALF-.ENtra quality,
Is TO 50 lbs TO dozen, so ~; So to q ibs 10
dozen, l.l5 n; Alto 90 lbs to dozen, o.; 81 70
cons TO dozen, 100 lbi % TO 20 lbs to DOZEN
u,nM