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.GINGHAMs-Batas, 80; sletersvllle, s.;
Westiille, Il Bates Dress PLAID, 8; Scotch B
~ il2si Amoskeag, 81; Belleview, N;
Washington, 6; Windemere, ~. '-'
CHEVGoTs-OaIdale, %; Sterling, IOl6:
Unknown, b. D., 81; Slbley, 81; Glen Rid
die, lQ3i Harrls9Nrg 81; Slater 50; Ever
elt, 81; Boss, 5; Silvordale, s; Arlington, O.;
Victoria, IL; Gemanla, 1875; Bates, ID
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TEN MILLIONS.

They guarantee that the quality, fiu-
ish and Color, are unsurpassed, if
not unequalled by any other bricks
made in the United States.
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Gl. uftui--r 81 t..35 sl4SI
,thANaf t8--bOm-stic,S gGUcuN2 III C. 500.
imported cognag 1870 gallon, t4.Su; lslg '' -
ih'U, tliui 1885, {t'S, 1880, $40; isW, % NU
isioi $1,000 yta!d, NUpuy & Cos coguac .S'
ntCi 1870 Woo 1861 500; 1873, NO2j, RS.
Get Duhouche q 90, cognRc, 1878, ,A50: ls,r
Zoo ISIS, $500.
GIN Domestic, New 81 urE or phillIalpni.
Tgalon, fll0; Holland, = Gallon, s2OUd275,
ST Robert Rurneivs Old Tom, Is gallon, ySl'
N@21i siI Robert buruetrs Old Tom, q on .
E5kgl %; Holland, q case, $3.50.
WHlskY-Louisians rectihed, s5 p cont
proof y gallon, $3.50; Western, Sl.30dgi, 40
bourhony NAkg8.5l; Rye, sl,5OsS,GO; Scotch
imported, is'NIoA.5; Irish, imported, A2s
UHANPAGNEs ROuderer Carte Blsnod.
quart, . dozen, q %; Piper neldseick quarts,
II aoheni $50 krUp 4 Coz quarts = doScu,
s1'5yi Nicer. 4 ChandOn, Slllery MOusseux, n
9Ipaen, A0Oi Cremant d'Ay, = dozen, $500 g.
"a, Munm q Co.'s, pints, 81 additional; dry
'vy5ssensyt 2i71i Extra Dry, 1900
., NLNKs- California olaret, r. gallon. 7S,
LLlenisndel No. !, = gallon, S0tSS5; Imported
Ssi,eIets' ordinary I. cask, T0.OOoSO.00: hnoily
olarets, por cssk, 3000dS0.OO. dne cInreis Z,
oask, s0OOolsh0Ni Medoc, n case. am, IA
Julian, n case, $50; Margaux, n casa M.
Ponte Cauet, 4 Gaze. 1000; Larose - coso'
l200i LeOylll, , case, LOO; Chatesn faStts
y case, 1905 ordinary, y case. SElGS56
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IlRusfs.

AutUs-suipnurlc, p cRrbuy, $50; oitric, y
%, SIC; oNslic, p ~ rs: tortaric, powdered q
;, 50.
dUMs--ArRblc, select, y ~, 50o ssafatlds
p 10 8Oc; camphor, - 20 %; opium, S4.29 10 40
O1Ls-Bergamot, SandersOn's, y 10, s2.lO;
lemon, Sandersons, Sl.S5; peppermint, $500;
wintergreen, {225; olive MalsgR, sl.25
POTASH Bromide, q m, 100; lodide, 1875,
soAPs-Castlle, mottled, Y 70, S4slOci css-
tile, white, l4Qpl5.
MISCELLANEOUS -. Ammonia, caro-, y %.
aOc alum, SOS; 0rrowrool, Bermuda, zoe; Bal.
sam, copNibR, SIC; boraX, refined lADli; caio-
mel, am. 75o castor OIL = gal, $l.iGG1l.tO;
cassia buds, n 10, l5l,lS, cream tartar, pure,
10, IS; corrosive sublmate, h 10, IS; ohloio-
form, ~ n, e1i extract logwood, bulk
r 10, l2@li; glyoerine, bulk, p 10, 25G10;
Iodine, resublimated, u 10, 400; leaves,
buehu, short, 4 n, Is; leaves, SIENNA, Alex,
n, y; morphla, sulph, II or, 1885, spirits
nitoj sweet, p TO- 8i Htrychnls, crystals, SLSi
q l,lOi tapioca, y n, u way, white y ",
ROSS.
sulphate eulnine, = o., 'lCOBN,O5 Gin.
ohOnldia 80 10 400,
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LhATHER.

LOUSY tLLE OAK SOLE LEATHER-X
heavy, nee OF brands, sc 10; medium, free
o. brands, SO ID; a heavy, one brand, sc
lDi a medium, one brand, S5c 10; baltimore
crop, iic.
BUFFALO SLAUoHTER-Prime, l6 to 20 10
sides SIC 10; good, lG 10 70 sides, CSC 10; cOun.
yer II to u 10 sides, &c 10; q. d., Matamoras,
&C NJ No. J, oak harness lea, SO to SO 10;
10, y OAK harness lea, ~ 10 sc To-; No, 1,
s aem harness loa,SSc 10; M. 2 hem harness lea
&c TO- NJ, !, hem sklrting lea, $40 10; No, a
gem sklfting lea, Soc M, Welt aud birdie
leather, 81 TO s5a side.
fHlLADELPHIA CALF-Extra quality, "a
70 % % to dozen, N.20 10; IS to " 10 10 dozen,
2 lni "a 70 % 10 To dozen, Sl.05 10; 81 To 70 M
70 dozen, u 10; ~ 10 70 10 TO dozen, csc ID.
~, RENCH CALF-Sll6 to 100 10, xxx ton.
p,ngs, all co ors, S.2b TO $500 dozen; XXX ton
pihgs,au cClOrs extra large, $50 10 siI dozen.
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