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New-York tribune., 1885-07-08
OLOyiys PRIOsS OF BJ5F0y SfDORx
BOSTON. July T. l331.
TUESDAY. July 7-P. n

i, NJ
To-days stock market was more active than yostcr-
days In that its recorded business for nvo hours was
l1b shares against l0I100 shares for yesterdays
four hours Of business But there nou single now
feature developed I'm tho dealings. Tho so-caed Van
derbiits were supported b. their new friends while
other stocks sold to such market as An apparent
strength in tho "vandorbilts afforded. That is tho
sum and substance Of tedays dealings and volumes
couId not tell more One item OF gossip however should
be mentioned as part Of personal markets Points
were had without the asking. now that
the maicontents the old Delaware, Lackawanna md
western deal had quidaed the principals were ready
to mako another upward and because OF that
"pont" and n consequent liberal buying TO cover
abort sccounts that stock with is per cent advance
toeether with Western Union the exceptions to gen.
sral ns declines As 10 tho continued giving out OF
secret Information Of something going on looking TO
sudden settlement of all tho dferencoslsstween tho
Eastern trunk lines, there Little question
New-York tribune., 1885-07-08
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. July (SpeciaD.-Whcat opened
to-day Of cent above yesterdays close, hitched
up a little, remained frm few minutes, and then
"slumped." The shorts" were tho only friends the
cereal had In an hours time August sold from 5Sl4c
down TO s7Ioc decline Of 1isc. on the day and Be.
since July /; September went from 00aso to S04c,
and October from 92ac. to lasc with only an occa
slona rest and ephemsra Corn caught the
infection broke 2 ase before IL o'clock, July de-
clining from 47sc TO 46sc August from 47c TO 40ac
aud September from 47c TO 464c.; corn had more
friends than wheat, however, though the mar
ket was dispirited In wheat, and In corn
"a we'll bottom was reached about half
mast o'clock several false starts the market
az turned up and decidedly frmcr cables advanced
Las.cent Robert Warren. Lndbloom. Bines and other
natural bulls u made free purchases and walker ana
orhrrs Who had sold the break turned In and bought
from tho bottsm The ! O'clock closing was reasonably
aru and an tone clearly distagusnablc
The market hold fairly steady; later duluessi became
tho ruling feature the late strength IN wheat ana corn
was carried over into the afternoon, when fnrthcr
ADVANCE was secured, chiefly through purchases OF
. shorts" who feared that they had oversoo the mar
kct In the morning and anxious 10 get out Ihey
were fearful OF quick turn ana scurrled 70 cover
Corn was and shade dcarer al tho Z'oo cose
rho close for the day August wheat ss1 cens anu
septcmter wheat 90hs cents; August corr a.s cent?
and september AZ cents; August pork ~ 70 ana
September pork $40 % August iaru 20 % "nu 'eP'
ber lard 10 %.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-08
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL NAnKErI

LONDON July 7-l23o n m.-Consos a9'. for both mono
and account Atlantic aud Western FIRST Mort
gage Trustees Ceruaeaics n d. second Mortgago -,
Illinois Central 1921. Mexican 0rialry 23 81 PallConi
mon TSis; NewYOrN Centra. sT's PennsylyaniI. ds's
kealny Z.
rars avrcs gnoie Three per cent Rcntes at so francs
80 confines Tor the account.
~ g-lG FOR both money and tho accounts
and Second Mortgage rrusteei Ger
tincatns. Mexican - a. St Pau Common, 7S
New YORK Coutr&i - = Pcnnsylv4nla 49,
The of bullion withdraw from tho Bank OF Eng
and on balance to-day IL 921.OO0.
Paris 3dvces quote Three cent Rentos at 50 francs
~ y tInes for tho sccount
New-York tribune., 1885-07-08
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
PR North Riser. vcsscls aad Rafiro1fe
NEw-YoRK. July z. 1885.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw.YoRK. July z. 1888

CooPERAdE sTocK,The general market continues slow
beads sSG9 hoops, u feet $50 o3asss 90; d9 fssf.
sugar SHOCKS and heads Sspch 81 S0as2 0O dp s6tnch
81 40aS 45 Old shocks and new heads 3nch 90c 03
shocks and bssis % s. 90, Rum pRes 90 0Sgs8 90,
count sah 2so sales 9o la4t evening" all for home
sumption deliveries on contract 800 bales receipts az the
The 6uotiuons according to the American Classification
New-York tribune., 1885-07-08
.bio suanlv of Dram I'm ths nief states and Canada

DUMMY cLoTH-slishty more active and steady 1900
a5sS .sas, 9s. o 0ps1G ne sr Sss sG'
sSpBSs 81 S :as S7 'Gsss S
.sd 3 ss%s sos Az e
oa s & arc no S%f9 h e anoGsa esst ast s aud
the sales maze are umportant Buyers and sellers are
TaEATaEi-ns slightly improved demand for HemlOek
sole while other descrpoas arc slow The general one to
"a asked 'n 4a sna HpinSass aSsss
spot, faus 1900 ses:a% eau SGs @ :y :,IS a.
isss 5s SSPSs1 :sii$E q %
Domestis speiter dst at 1 az 10. domestic.
IN fhliadeIpha al aii4c.
NAvALsTOREs- Spirits Turpentine was firm though very
S%s '' Strained an the 1: spot eo s0'ss
sssS H. % q e. g. J. and ssias q W
81 .s quoted sf sss "a as 5ss e
PsS nss sa Rsgea a" susms4 G' Yss%
, soS S Sb: % Ta. cyads oS On
OCEAN FnEISHrs tone Of the market IN general
Ss sssi s @
SSiss ss.S Shssss sssa sS
foNtON steam hence, 100 canned gosds. l2s sd
10000 grain. Id per 800 10000 oush grain ~
-. WASHINGTON from Bridgeport schooner with
marble. 81. .
PROViSIONs-PORK-The market has not varied In any
particular with holders generally steady IN their visws
gOr demand 4 mGasay S csar sss BACK sSo ps sSs
sil 3 Family Mess 81 sSosai }S;
Psss.s s Hs
Quoted ia s
aus 70 D TeSs rHsien Ss % a. 8ssf Is sais
average 5tc: 5000 do. IA 10. ostc, 1900 DIDO. ls 70
6'sc iOO0 d. II b. ohos 6oo0 do " %. o1c; 9aV
New-York tribune., 1885-07-08

OIL CITY Ponn., July 7.--Crudo Oil-Saos. 6.S30, 900
bbls clcarancos not rcported runs. 77.1G5 barrels;
shipments 90 l0S bbl.; charters, 1897 barrels Ma
tlonal Transit Certificates opened nc o5ia and closed
AT % highest price, 90 lowest price, 80.
RRADFoRD, Penn, July 7.-Crudc Oil-Natonal Tran
s Certificates opened at 05 and closed at 90. High
est price, 90; lowest price. 954. Cielrauccs,
- 700 'ano harr.ls
New-York tribune., 1885-07-08

Market closing quiet and ru Transferable notices l040
hcasy co SSvs s1s Gss1 sss,' s z
ASSSsss ASSSsR h.'ns' ns
~ b5$5s5 isis js.ss. 5s Fs5s
c9RpiGE qgcs an9 unchanged on the basis of li'c.
Y S 5ss. At Sc .Ss a Ts a. oEgs: Sg9n!i i a
'5.4 9 Ss5S$s:; 2sSS
$c Mid srades quiet and generally unchanged Maracab
40 pR a s's cIne On o6bng trade shows s. improve
spd q %Ss IN M ssse DrasfSI 81 I fe Spam u
90 o. a. q quantity FoSasT.G
SS sos .S p sns Pos&s
81 5jds 7o causc soda 10 percent 81 DO T6 pen cent
roRFiGs FIX i trade has been somewhat
2,aiIs Lose @asoas sSd at g. o layers
Il sogs2 Lgplon Layers 49, yseney zaScJ snitaIra I
rsnch 90 arrive ec bozes 4SaIcs
fS9ha iaisH 1S have continued in demand ard sight
T1nfss Hs ssss s.S .sgsa Sssn ssyy
sGFs = IS saa sTssa Grand Esi z Sass.s es.
Bank ia5c Medium seasi Box Herring igSlsci i0nd MS}
eg4 sSgs ,safss assG ','I' h'aaa
Sn1dS %a"e sr Scer prce Moderate coSns
sss :'psst eSy ss
sls% Sip's, s i
5:9,'a' 4 = ''Ss
> sS IItra Ne. ss Sosss u. Good 70 Fancy
15,a ;,s ss = sa ss = n'Ss n ss1Ss
MaFo sirashS oS & q Patent s%Ssa e
III a rsIa fsS e IT,. SHSS is;s, Tss q s5 5
H4 Asa e @ 8sasss 9sGsa 'Iss s with
S Ssss IS SSSss g. s ssf aas Es 5
PER- per- r. tf, - demand sae 40 tbs superne Il 81 ooS
y % si,sI ,Ps a a
YSlsT ws;'s.P ssSSsss 81. $,,,oa,
e S:3
then Gs5 S d tss decline and os sa "n %
xSst ,55sS gSSBBsT. AID S
aoo5 Ss Sa.h ana ana s95% Sginfa Miller,
S1 zss et ss g
no 's led RS9 yas y' closing Il tsr
Arsps y Z 4s sls g
e osn: 81 s'GS = % fcr 'S Ssss@Ssr @
Ba sss ns%ss Sa Ta siti FEs
ssss stat.
s%S e s$ SIS sa: s|Si sls:s:
%4; sdtsa isw Sss sSSiS s2s 81 " h' alss q ia k
SsS q as $ SGsng s4 ss ns
for October 65 40, closing 66Eo.-.. oATsCash lots
fue Options opened N1 ac lower
len recovered dsSiSs and closed AS I% soogt
spot. Including No Mixed az se'ei No s9%s 80 s. ~
nominal at SIC; No White ssaci no e,s SS39Sc. no
quoted az t3cl Mixed Western. 37q3ec White DO, pig
851e closing s6oc DO fog A1ggst sS sGssLf closing
FEED STEADY, with moderate radol 40 N and 70 .,
72gG75c. 80 p 75as0c.s LOO D. S5d90c., sharps eocd
Ill %. Hyo feed. 80 Sc.
Visible supply OF Gram in ths United states and Canada
Wheat. Corn. oats Barley. Rye,
New-York tribune., 1885-07-08

.wbv nav teopencs n pound for lamb when You can
h.vs tRs snb or GOD for nothing r. was the inscription
on Army banner caIriet throuah tne streess
Of Cambridge England, recently fhnaoeip"" i's'
New-York tribune., 1885-07-08

State bonds were neglected but Louisiana consols sold
at II and sx-matured coupons at 6A7s or city bank
stscks Fourth National sold 800 at 111ao111 against
11S six months ago, aud American Exchange at 11s'e
Ralway bonds were dull but there was fairly well
distributed retail business In frst-claAs investment
issues. The speculative kinds. where not specially sup
ported by methods which now have become common
practice ruled weak Thus Missouri Kansas and Texas
frat consols with transactions In 10000 were % higher
at no. who the general o. and 5s were dull and barely
steady previous quotations NewJersey Central con-
soils were up per cont at 100 Metropolitan Elevated
nrsts bond brought advance Of per cent at
49, and the seconds after advance OF IS to 1918 on
purchase OF three bonds declined 10 01 sale OF ono
bond The Louisville and Nashville issues were dull and
inclined TO easier figures Missouri Pacific consos re-
corded sales OF two bonds at unchanged hgures-1Oo
which establishes the days quotations for pa1k oneers G
SoHso SePe da and rsc dscnea from IN sos
Canada southern frsts rose from sot 10 e7ls The
3 raa new :c snG S ,
sold at 7o and tho Income, of per cent at 10.
Northern Pacific frsts were steady at 1919
The subrea:nry toby sniRed s on balance TSSg4
e iae Os ns S Rycd
0l7 payments, lo4S3S7 currency balance slo,oi7'-
42l coin balance sl55.40I. .4s7.
The money market ruled usually easy AZ l0l g per
cent for call loans ,.,o.
EIenanses ss bearces
The United States Treasury at Washington to-day To-
ceiyed 81 81 900 National bank notes for redemption
The customs receipts were 422 aud tho Internal
revenue receipts we're Sl2o.334
better denasd fer sight bills. probably because OF
recent importations OF American securities (which has
c0sc connection With the late expansion OF bank loans
eau,ei advance IN the rates Tor foreign demand ex
change. We revise quotations for business IA follows
Blnkors bills. 81 Sii2 ani 81 80 ior long aad snort
sterling respectively 52ihs and 800 for francs 9il2
aud 9la. for rcichmarks 1919 and 40 for guiiders
In London British c0naOls opened % lower at 09s for
both money aud account and iter further decaoi lilo
to 90 9i6 lor money United States bonds were not
quoted American railways irregular at the OPEN
ingsome bcisg higher md others lower than yester
days bat there osturc n the quotations beyond
apparent efforts TO fosw the crrsc movements og the
homo markets. The Bank OF England lost I27OOO
buloh balance. At Parl, French per cents declined
Is
New-York tribune., 1885-07-08

SPIRITS or TURPENTINR
CHARLESTON July 7.-rurpeuuuq arm nt S94
aAvANxAn July 7.-Tuvpentans 1rn e S5rA
WILMINGTON July 7.-TuIpentaAe nkm - IVA
New-York tribune., 1885-07-08
TnE PEIROLEUM MARKET

NEW-1ORK. July z.
Surprising strength must be credited to tho
certificate market to-day. when after bearing the brunt
Of heavy reaz.tisns (whe tho removal OF element
OF speculative support certainly followed the recent
covering OF many large short conracts), tho extreme
docnc I'm prices was only 2a from the fnai figure
We teriay. Th, speculation continued active and Gil
not lack variety regards fluctuations Wolintormed
fang deyeiopments" Ia Ohio isid near the
Mac asDurg district Thero Il little likelihood Of any
strike ot oil being made beyond the Pennsyl
ysnia regions, and In the attor no visible indication OF
n new pool Ia known, The small ohio wells found now
and then have invariably heretofore been too trivial 10
command consideration In study VI tho whole situation.
After little hesitation In tho dealings to-day picss
rose TO 90 c.ntA From this point heavy sales depressed
the market to 05 cents and then IN the ato afternoon,
following n period OF duness and DOUBT, the price raj
ei easily 70 tho best figures of the day. Final qusta
lions were marked slight reaction but the tone at
the end hrm Carrying rates Indicate far,upply OF
oil 70 lend at the moment, but after business hours
purchases made at 9s cents.
Tho ranxe of price. aud the total dealings at the
New-York tribune., 1885-07-08
New Orleans

Futures were very dull The market opened at 2to 3pons
dcne which closng quiet and firm
ct point decline July 10 points advance other
mouths Sales 18,0OO bales.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-10-07
THURMAN ON SHERMAN.

Ex-senator Thurman has been speak
ing at Toledo, Ohio. His speech was
mainly refutation OF Senator Sherman's s
Mt Gilead speech at the beginning OF the
campaign in Ohio. Senator Sherman
devoted the most of his speech to the
"bloody shirt" and he brought out the
worn and tattered rag from its hiding
place and bathed it anew with blood. 1t
was IL harsh and discordant note to
sound, and it fell gratingly upon the ear
As ex-senator Thurman said, the speech
OF Sherman was an indictment OF the
whole South, and revival of charges
that were made in years long gone by.
To say that the South has not
changed in the last ten years,
and changed for the better,
is to make false charge; and il was this
that Senator Sherman did, and it is this
that ex-senator Thurman denies. lie
said that the prosperity Of the South
dated from the time that the Democrats
there came into the control of things, and
the carpet-bag government ceased. The
South is in better and healthier con-
dltlon every way to-day than ever before.
Things there are now on their proper
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-10-07

the Senators, the President, and the
Supreme Court who need to be enlight-
ened on these subjects. They are the
ones who are overriding the Constitution
by enacting unconstitutional laws, and
declaring them constitutional and enforc-
ing them as such; it is they who are
benighted, and not the people of Utah.
Ii Congressman, Senators, Presidents,
and Supreme Court Judges don't heed
the warning that is given them by Mr..
Caine, they "will receive the reward Of
their evil doing"
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-10-07

THIS phpEa may he found on flo Mt Geo. 3.
ltO III Ln ltowell 4 Cos NowapaDer All.
seI.,hihk bureau tlO Spruce ST. where advertising
eon'faets lnny DO Inado forit IN NEW York.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-10-07
MEDICAL.
Or. FOOTE, Senior ,
OF 100 Lexington Avenue, New York,
Hereby cautions the public NOT so
Employ or Communicate with "a
man styling himself "Dr. Foot, Jr.
without making due inquiry.

This man came to Salt Lake City representing
himself as the son of Dir. Il. B. FoOTE OF New
YORK, the well known specialist as abundantIv
proved by atldaylts. As rumors came into Snit
Lake CITY from Dakota and Montana from mn
expose made there, he changed his base and
represented himself as the son of a more noted
specialist In New York City than DR.. F' n
TooTE, the well known author. Mr.. JOuN II.
IRoW, OF the well known TTow's Directory In
New York City forty years in the dlrectorv ~
Dusinessl Ex-Governor FRANK FULLER, of Utali
ana tue Hon. ABRAM WAKEMAE, for many wears
POSTMASTER In New York City also Surveyor of
lhc Port, gave their aildayits that there are M
other doctors In New York by the name of Fooy
or FooTEl excepting Dr. l.. b. FOOTR, the author
OF MedlcM Common Sense" etc, and his two
hohs, Dr r. u. FooTE, Jr,. and Dr. HUBEHT n
fooIL, The genuine DIR. FOOTE, Jr Will hero.
hiter always employ the initials, T. B., In desig.
iiallmg ms name. Heretofore he has been
KNOWN not only ut home but wherever his nuh
Iications have been circulated, by the name Of
" fooIE, Jr. Greater care win be taken hero.
after, IN view of the fact that an unprincinlcd
fathers reputation. '''' '''' "iA
Those desiring further and more deiafLed IN.
iorMdtLon IN respect TO this matter will receive
~ Dy undressing box fII, Salt Lake CITY. UtaL
,fsrhons hnying Information Of adyaItnpe In
Pih,ntlIs WIZ kindly communicate the same 10
i, W. oiyey, with Sutherland e Mcbride, snlt
Those desiring to consult Dr. FoorE profe.
either ''''"'' """feSs
Dr. t. b. FOOTE, Sr., Or. {. B. FOOTE. Jr..
iso Lexington Ave-, New York.
consultation Free, In person or by letter.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-10-07
Wells, Fargo & Co.. s
B a M *,
SALT LAKE CITY,

General Banking Business Transacted.
sold. ~
Special attention given to the purchase and
sale of ores and bullion.
Returns for collections promptly made at cur
rent rates.
Telegraphic transfers made and commercial
And travellers credits issued, available in the
principal cities of the world
having in addition to our Bank correspond
ents, an Express Agency In almost every
town West OF the Rocky Mountains, affords us
speclai facilities for making collections and
executing commissions.
Accounts OF Banks and Bankers, mercantile
and manufacturing. firms, corporations, min
ing companies stock growers and individuals
received on favorable terms.
National Republican., 1885-08-29
"TnE Golden Eagle ClothIng Store !,
THE MARKETS.
Stocks Dull and Featurelcss - Wheat
Quiet, Steady, and Lower.

Stocks Dull and Feature1ess - Wheat
Quiet, Steady, and Lower.
New YORK, Aug. 2s.-The stock market
to-day has been unusually dull and feature
less. The sales were over 100000 shares
less than yesterday, and more than 25 per
cent. Of to-day's business was In Western
Union and Lackawanna. In no other case
did the total transactions amount to as
much as Il, 900 shares. At the opening this
morning prices were strong, the gains
generally amounting TO to per cent. In
the early dealings there was very slight
advance from first prices, followed by n
reaction amounting to as much as 1 per
cent. In two or three cases and fractional
day the market became exceedingly dull
and steady, but there were a few
changes with a slight tendency upward
and II so continued until late In the last
hour, when there was decline of 4 to per
cent, followed by a reaction Of to per
cent. In the closing transactions. In n
number of instances, however, the final
prices were the lowest Of the day. The re-
suit Of the days operations was q net loss
in most cases Of to per cent, but some
very inactive stocks show slight advantages.
Money on call continues easy at to Ii
per cent, closing at IL. Foreign exchange
continues quiet and quotations unchanged.
Government bonds have been dull and
prices heavy. State bonds have been dull
and prices heavy. Treasury balances Coin,
164,319, ,5SS; currency. S26, 75S, ,502.
National Republican., 1885-08-29
CnInoPoDIsr OR FOOT Docron.


As'hhph iu " NtFetN var
a wcll-known chiropodst who practices
his profession in Washington has learned
lesson In advertising in an incidental man
ner which he is apt to remember and profit
by. Some time ago he boarded an avenue
car and took n seat near two old ladies who
were chatting and mutually recountlng
their troubles.
~ am so bothered" said one, "wlth sore
feet. The bunions are so painful / can't
walk square"
"Just the same with me,n answered her
companion. 'Ive tried so hard TO get re-
lief, too. Here We have eye doctors, ear
doctors, cancer doctors, and every kind of
imaginable doctors, but no feet doctors.
I've looked through all the advertisements
in The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN. There are
some highilown doctors who call themselves
chiropodists and manicures or some such
names, but II anybody knows what good
they are I'm sure / don't. What I'd like to
see advertised is foot doctor.n
"And so would L; I'd go to ono quick
enough II could find him"
The car stopped at Seventh street, and
the two old ladies got out TO go north while
the chiropodist unused, wondering who first
said word to the wise, &c. Whether
he ever solved the question is not positively
known, but that that evening he changed
bis advertisements to read "foot specialist"
instead Of "chiropodst," and added great
deal about corns and bunions and sore feet
generally, is beyond dispute.
The next morning he was called up early
by one Of the identical old ladies who the
day before he had seen on the car and, said
he, in speaking of the matter last evening
81 never had such run Of business In my
life. Why, they just poured In, and almost
every other one would say how glad they
were that foot doctor had come TO town.
] told one that had been chiropodist in
Washington for several years. l got as an
last turned foot DOCTOR because they
thought they were great deal more useful. u
The doctor smokes 10 cent cigars now,
and says he is glad he changed his profes-
sion.
National Republican., 1885-08-29
THE LOCAL MARKETS.
Prices of Produce for HOusekeepers,
Merchants, and Shippers.

Prices of Produce for Housekeepers,
Merchants, and Shippers.
There is a plentiful supply OF fruits, vegeta.
bles, poultry, fish, &c. The prices were low.
Butter was in good demand and held Its own
price Meats were In good quality, with bet
ter demand than on Tuesday, and prices re.
mained unchanged.
Retail Prices-Center Market.
BUTTER.-l3est prints, 40 cents per pound; best
creamery, SO cents; fresh New York, 30 10 35
cents roll, 25 TO 30 cents Eggs Is to 20 cents
per dozen. Cheese IS to 20 cents.
PouITRY,-Spring chickens, 50 cents to 81 per
pair fowls 10 cents 20 u, ,25 per pairi squads, 30
cents per pair; ducklings 70 cents to 81 2j per
pair domestic duck, q cents per poundi tur-
GANE.-Green turtle, Is cents por pound;
frogs, 80 per dozen Woodcock, 81 per pair.
VEGETABLEs-Potatoes, 70 cents per peck
sweet potatoes, 20 TO 80 cents per peck; lettuce,
8 to cents head cabbage, 8 TO cents per
head onions, 40 to so cents perlpeck; oranges, %
TO 40 cents per dozen; green peas, 20 TO 80 cents
onions, 2 to 8 cents yams, 30 cents per peck
string beans 90 to 80 cents per peck; lemons,
40 cents per dozen; new beeis, TO cents
per bunchi egg plants, 3 TO cents epiecei
Is 10 20 cents pound; dried cherries 20 cents
n pound; soup beans, 10 to l2c quart; lima
beans, 10 to 20 cents quart; carrots, cents
bunch; hominy, cents q quart cymlings, 10
cents per doz; radishes, Q to cts bunch; Gu
cumbers, TO 10 cents dozi green corn, 10 TO Is
cents a dozen: cauliiowers, i5to % centsapiecei
Eauerkraut, % cents per gallon.
FIsH.-BOiling rock, ~ cents per pound;
halibut 20 cents per pound; white perch, % to
40 cents per bunch; pickcrel 10 cents per
pound; gray mackorcl, - cents per pound;
Spanish 30 cents per pound; fresh mlckerel,
hto 20 cents apiece; founders and Goldfish. 10
cents pound; shecpshead 10 and ~ cents u
pound; sturgeon 10 cents q pound Holsters. 10
cents per pound; crabs 20 cents per dozen; soft
cIabs, 81 per do2eni clans, 10 cents per dozen;
National Republican., 1885-08-29

1907 Prizes, amounting to."... s205, 500
CERTIFICATE.
We do hereby certify that we supervise the ar
rangements for all the monthly and semi-annual
drawings OF the Louisiana state Lottery Company,
nnd in person manage and control the Drawing our
selves and the same are conducted with honesty,
fairness and In good faith toward all parties. We
authorize the company to this certificate with
fac-simile OF our signatures attached to Its adver-
tsements. q, I. BEAUREGARD.
J. A. EARLY.
Application for rates TO clubs should be made
only TO the Office OF the Company, In New Orleans.
For further information, write clearly, giving full
address.
IMPORTANT.
HS- Remit by Postal Not0, Express Money Order,
New York Exchange, or Dram on New Orleans Let
tiers with Currency Invariably by Express. We pay
express charges on all sums OF s5 or upward, adj
dressed Nj. A, DAUPHIN, New Orleans La.
Address Registered Letters and make Postofiice
Money Orders Payable TO NEW ORLEANS Ma
TIONAL BANK, New Orleans, La