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New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
ACCUSING A HUNTER OF BLA OK ART

GREAT BARRINGTON, Mass, March 3.-George
shutze OF Monterey, left home about week ago for
coon hunt" Dry HILL About thirty hours later he
returned with thirteen full-grown raccoons-more by
half than was supposed be In all Of Berkshire County
shutze captured nearly two hundred foxes last win
ter and about the number this winter,
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
KILLED IN A DISPUTE OYER A 4

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. March 4.-rercy Gar.
r,ngtop son of the Msyor OF Richmond was shot
bv Josenh Martin in O Virginia, Midland
passcueer train this morning and died from his
wounds tonight at the University Of virginia near here
Tbc cansc NJ rho sho0ng grew out OF dispute over
t a., .h. n.r Carrin gton received four shots Martin
Sas been lodged in the Albemarle County JAIL They
| were hoi b under the Innuence OF llqu0f.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
THE TRIAL OF JANSEN AND KNIPPER.
In..n n,al K.AitAlAar

LElPslC, Match o.-JdiisscH anu hHippci,
the Belgans, are charged with having sought TO OBJ
tain through the brblng of German officers plans and
official Information regarding the mobilization OF the
German army for the OF the French War Depart
meut General Campenon, who was at the time OF the
arrests French Minister OF War, Indignantly denied
Jansen and Knipper employed by any French
official said that II they had been trying 10 get tine
plans and army alleged IL must have been for
some other government, else IL independent
and unauthorized speculation ON their part. Some hgh
officials OF the German Army, including d General or
Division understood 10 be Implicated Ia the case,
Is for this that the proceedings against the
prisoners are being conducted with much
Nothing but be final Judgment Of the court VIII be al
ipxveh IA IA. uU blishpd
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
CONVICTED OF BRIBERY AND SENTENCED

POTTsvILLE, Penn, March 3.-(Specidl.) y
Thomas Brennan prominent Democratic politician and
school director OF Foster Township in this county,
arrested several weeks ago charge OF bribery pre-
ferred by John Burgan, school teacher The
up for trial yesterday, aud Brennan was to-day sen
fenced to pay fine OF $40 and costs and 10 Dc I'M
prisOned for ten months.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
GOING TO SEE THE INAUGURATION.
PARTIES STARTING IN HIGH SPIRITS FROM VARIOUS
PLACES,

E"HifEb sfhkIfNU IN HIU' "fIp FHVH FANIVOo
PLACES.
PHILADELPHIA, March (SpeciaD.-The town
resounded with gay music. this morning as the
political clubs marched to the Broad Street station
bound for Washington. . The streets were crowded
with people to them off, and many buildings
Including the headquarters of the Republican
organization were decorated. Before they started
the Ainericus Club presented their president.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
THE TREATY PASSED IN NICARAGUA.

MANAGUA, Nicaragua, March 3.-via Calves
ton-The proposed Canal Treaty between the United
States Government and that of Nicaragua was unani'
mousy passed by the Nicaragua Senate on SATURDAY.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
oprrK NOT COMPULSORY AT HARVARD

BosroN, March 3 (SpeciaD.-The faculty OF
Harvard college formally decided this afternoon to
abolish Greek o requirement. for admission 70
tbe college, Last week informal vote
WAS taken on proposed change and day was de-
cded the study Of the ancient classic VIII DC ~
exact nature o. the changes which must be made. .
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04

hoipg moro tn twice as many all of the rest OF inc
Monterey fox xhunters together succeeded In gettnI
Snperstitious people believe that shuze owes MS "
most unprec cedcnted success TO black art.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
BUFFALO DEMOCRATS TO TAKE A HAND.

BUFFALO, March Especial )-Ihe Buffalo
Democratic Legion left here this morning for Washing
ton to participate in the inauguration. They were
adorned with large blue badges upon which was golden
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
pyeru March o

ROLLER SKATING Kinks 10 PAY A LlCENsf H.
CHICAGO, March 3-An ordinance was lntroduoea y, IN
tho Cannon Council last night to compel roller rinks 10
pay an annual license fec Of $500 the ground thns
they were great detrtment 10 the theatres
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
KILLED RY COILIERY EXPLOSION.

KILLED BY a COLLIERY ENPLUoIVN'
LONDON, March "a terrific explosion Oc-
Cured In the Usworth Coery at Sunderland this morn
iag The explosion is said TO have been caused py nre
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01
NeHY Norlk prndmce.

NEW YORK June 3d. Flour scarce and a
shade better; receipts e,67S bbls; exports,
l,7l2 bbls. Wheat steady aud more active
for spot; receipts, "a, $50 bu; sales S,496,o00
bu futures; 29O 900 bu spot; no. = Chicago
9Sc; No hard SI02; No. ] Northern, $50
@9914c; No. 2 red, June 993S 0995zc, closing
at 995Sc; July. 990995sc, closing at 995sc;
August, 81 .0lGi0l5s, closing at sl.0i5s;
September, SIO3GL0i5s, closing at SL0S3s;
October, 81. 05lJl.051S, closing NJ 81 .051s; De
oember, SI0S2sGL0S5s. Corn-SpOt, steady;
options opened shade lower and
closed steady; receipts, 223,0 900 bu; eX-
ports, $1,000 bu; ungraded, 52G541ac;
yellow, SIC; No. June, 5315S1fc; July,
531sG5S15 closing at So re; August, 5405414c,
September 545ld55c, closing at 55c; October,
So s055szc. Oats fairly active; receipts,
5000 bu; exports 1900 bu; mixed Western,
3i039c; white, 365z@42c. Cohee--Spot fair;
Rio firm at Slzc; options active and higher;
spot, So. 80; sales, 1880 bags; July, $1,000
$50; August S0.90G6.95; September, $40
I05; October, SLI5; November, S7I5; Jan
uary, S1.2OGT25. Sugar steaty. Petroleum
firm; United closed at 9l5sc Pork in better
demand; mess spot, SllaIl.50. Beef steady.
Lard-Western steam spot, S6.I5; July, Se.73;
August, $3.50; September, 81: October, SIZE;
November, SOB; city steam So.45. Butter
dull and weak. Cheese firm and demand fair:
Western fat, 33{G6c. Others unchanged.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01
prnrs.P n,nt.. oil.. GIn.s.

Druvs-Acid. citric. per pound SIC: acid
tart, sec. siCohOl. market price; aloe5 cap.
2oc; ammonia aqua sc: ammonia carb. 15c:
baisari copaiha 4sc: balsam tOlu. 5jc; barks
Peru red and yellow, 259tf0c; bicarb, soda,
use: borax. 1OlSc birthstone roll. &C; calomel
am, s5c; CAYENNE. pure, csc; camphOr, 22c;
chlorofoYrn soc: oochineal 4oc; epson salts,
&c: ex lOgwood, 12c: gum arabic. 45ls6oc;
powdered, 55c; gum opium. -; hemp seed
Sc: iodide potash, So; ipecac powder, Sl-20;
5alap powdered, S5c: hcorice extract, 2Sc;
morphine by the o., $50: oil anise, So; oil
cloves Sl.25; oil lemon. Sl.50; oil olive, pure,
Sl.4O; oil peppermint S+-s545-50; oil sassa-
fras. 6Oc: potash chlorate, IUc; Prus. potash
2Sc; quicksilver, SIC: quiniEe, soc; red pre-
cipitRte. SSc; sal nitre, pure &c; canary
seeds. 45<c. lax, ground. SIC; senna- 2Oc;
sulphur, So; sugar lead, lsc; sp. turpentine,
ssc: spirits nitre. SIC: vitriol, blue, SC.
O!i-LEnseed. raw. SIC, boiled. 55c; bieachod
Sperm. SI30; lard oil, ex-. 5GG5sc; lard oil
No 1. tsGf9c; whale extra. 753e0o; whale
No. ]. 5olss5c. carbon inspected, lsGl6c; ben
zine, = deg. 121kc: benzlne % deg, lllzc.
window Glass-70 and 5per cent discount.
In % cox lots. 20 and 10 per cent.
White Lead-Strictly pure lots Of 500
pound :. Sc. less 3 per cent In smallerlots, s..
Pa.uts--In cans or pals, quarts, half gal
Ions. ere gallon ana two gallons. packed six
gallons In case Outside and inside white.
sI.C5 per gallon: iet-blaok, S1-05 per gallon;
5rabs and common house colOrs. Sl-O5. fOOr
colors, Sl.05; iron paints. soc; No. : tzreen)
ard No. s. (ofue) Sl.55; No. vermilion.
s. 25: half gal. cans, sc gallon extra: quarts,
l0c gal. extra
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01

On the whole there has been rather more
activity during the past week in business
circles than there was the week before. The
advance in nails that IL was predicted would
take place in consequence OF the strike has
not occurred, and prices have not been much
Affected by tho shutting down Of the mills or
the strike. The reason IS owing To two
causes. Oneis that just as soon a. the strike
occurred several small mills IN the country,
notably one in Ohio, recOumenCed the manu-
featuring OF nails, and sending out agents
AL. though the West, secured a large number
OF orders, which, with the stocks on
hand at the time OF the strike, have
kept the market wei supplied Another rea-
son IS thar business Of all kinds in the East
ard South Il quiet. and comparatively little
building is going on except IN the Northwest
The result has been that the demand has not
been as heavy as was expected and this &c
mand has been supplied by the mills in the
anterior aiced by the supplies already on
hand. In the East the hardware market Is
wholly without strength. and. IL IL was not
Tor occasional shipments 20 Western points,
would, SO tar as iron nails are concerned,
be quOtsbly lower. business here Is very
active and collections are satisfactory. The
trade of the past week in dry goods
has been very satisfactory An unusually
large number OF mail orders, principally
FROM travelling men, have been received and
IN almost every case the qualities purchased
with the ueager orders OF the last part OF the
preceding month. The aggregate footing OF
sales per week shows a gratifying increase
over any other week OF the month. and viii
result IN aggregnting the total months sales
in excess OF the same month last year. An
kinds OF goods are in demand, thin fab
RIGS FOR summer wear being most prominently
ia request. Cheviots, lawns and goods for
men 5 wear in the harvest field, such as shirts.
Overalis, pants. etc. have been in very active
inquiry IN anticip alton OF the approaching
activity IN the grain fields during the next
sixty DAYS Grain bags are also in
active inquiry, AZ about per cent
reduction from last years prices. Quo
tatiOns arc substantially unchanged There
Is good trade in groceries, and prices are
well maintained, except IN sugars which
hUctuate continually, the advance made one
day being taken OF the next. Sugars are
down again and arc quoted to-day Tor &c per
pound less than the day before. The drug
market continues fairly active, and though
collections are not what they ought 10 be,
they are a little better than they were. Bal
sam copsiba has declined q little Turpen-
tine has again advanced and IS very rrIn-
Lard OF and white lead have made no further
decline. Boots, shoes and leather are active,
and the same may be said Of finished iron
and steel Lumber is active and prices arc
Sill maintained.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01
when ON the EEfgb seas.

On the rail, on steamboat, aboard q fish, y
smack, or yachting on the coast Hostettar' g
Stomach Bitters win be found a reliable means
of averting and relieving ailments to VIII h
travellers, mariners and emigrants are pecu
Harly subject. Sea captains, ship docto'
voyagers or sojourners in the tropics, and ai
about TO encounter. Unacclimsted, an una.
customed or dangerous climate, should ara
neglect TO avail themselves of this safeEu ait
OF well aScGrtained and lOng-CFied nelit
COnstpat on, biliOusness, malarial fevers, ll-
digestion, rheumatism and affections Of G
bladder and kidneys are among the ailmeats
which it Graduates, and il may be resOrteC 90
not only with confidence in its remedial eide
cacy, but salsO in its perfect freedom fr-l
every Objectionable ingredient, since it is de-
rived from the, purest and most saluts
sources. 1t cOunteracts the effects of uu-
wholesome food ana water.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01
Grncprins.

Dried Fruits-Currants. $40; Turkish
prunes. new, SIC; blackberres, in barrels,
l05Sc: layer rsisins. new, S2.25; Valencia, new,
SC: dried apples, New York quarters, &C.;
New York dried apples, sliced, sc; dried ap
plies, evapoTated. Sly3c-
Canned GOOds--Per doz: Oysters, 2-D cans,
sI.T5Gl.s5; peaches, SD cans, standards,
S1.55, peaches, 5-D cans, seconds, $50; sal
mon. In cans. Columbia river, Sl-60; toma-
toes. SD cans. standards, Sl.05; gallon apples,
Erie, So.
Conee-Java, fancy Era6es,2i1esc;i interior,
s0G22c: I.io, washed. ls1SGliHc; prime,
130lfc; good, l2GlSc; far, nDl2e; ordinary,
lCGllc-
Teas-Japan, common 70 fair. 2J130c; su-
perior TO fine. J0G4Oc: extra fine 10 finest,
4OGG0c; gunpowder aud imperial, common &c
fair. 25GS5c; superior 10 nue, 4Og5oc; extra
1ne 70 finest. 6O4s5c; Young Hyson, common
10 fair, 22ls30c; superior 10 tine, SJG45c; cN-
ira me 20 finest, 55GBI0c; OolOng, common o.
fair &56g35c; superior % tine, S5B5Oc, extra
ane 10 finest 600S0c; English Breakfast
lSouchongs and CongOesl, common 10 fair,
20f30 superior 10 fue, 4olB55c; extra llne %
finest. 6ot5sOc.
SugRrs-Cut Loaf. = &c: powdered. re; stan
dard granulated. y &c; standard A, Q Sc; white
extra c, 61sG6slo: yellow extra c, &C; vel
sow c. SIC.
Syrups and Molasses-Syrup No. 6. 25c;
syrup, fair 2ac; syrup, good 35c; syrup,
prime, 42c; nolasses, common. lie; New Or
leans. common, 35c; New Orleans, fair, 40c;
New Orleans. good, Coo.
Cheeso-New York factory, eye; Young
America, exc.
Beaas-aedium, hand-pieked, SLIGO; Navy,
hand-picke1. Si-55.
woOdware-2-hoop pals. Sl.65: S-hoop
pals, sl90. 10. / tubs. ss,25; No. ? tubs,
S1s5; No tubs, S5.25: washboards. ~Wil-
son Single" Sis; washbOards, WILSON
Double. s2.75.
Snices-Pepper, Singapore, 1gss20c; pepper,
Sulnatra ls1sc. cGssia- China, "a lec; cassia-
Saigon. f5G50c; piuento. ssBl0c; cloves, Am
bogyna. 2gG55c. cloves. Zanzibar, 2OG,25c,
nutiuegs. No. I. 6oGs70o; nutmegs, No. :, 80
Gelc. mace. eOClTOc.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01
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FOreiEn proGuce.

LIVERPOOL, June 3O.-Cotton steady and
unchanged. The sales were 1000 bales, in
Guiding 1000 for speculation and export and
5,7O0 bales American. Wheat quiet but
steady with fair demand aud holders offer
moderately. The receipts for the past three
days were 261,00O centals, including 2I5 200
American. Corn steady and in fair demand.
The receipts Of American corn the past three
days were 200 centals. Beef, extra Tndis
mess, Soc per tierce. Lard, prime Western,
33s Sd.
LIVERPOOL, June ga leading weekly
grain circular says: There have been heavy
rains, but the weather now is fine and cool.
The trading in wheat has ruled firm in the
face OF large imports. The prices of spot
wheat show al advance OF ldl2d with bet
ter demand. Holders are not pressing sales.
All offerings are easily disposed Of The Of
ferings of home wheats are limited and prices
are 6dGlOd. Several cargoes OF first sold n
improved prices at ro-day-s market. There
was nominal attendance and Ia fair business
was done at about previous prices Flour
firm with moderate trading. There was faig
inquiry for corn at rather easier prices.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01
Romanco of a Rich young Nan

Penteur in Kansas City Times.
The last time ] was in New York I dfafa
with half dozen Jolly fellows, ore oe
whom was wealthy young chap of alous
IS. He had more money than ne csld
dispose of easily, and was inclined to seek
out new and startling investments. S0cls
months ago he concluded that New of'r
was TOO small for his operations All he
Went to London. There he got TO gambling
in addition TO his pet vices OF wine, we
men and song, and finally left the Lang
ham hotel, leaving also his bills unpaid,
From there he went to Paris. where BE
succeeded in repleuishing his purse and
then started ont to duplicate his London
! experience, and he did duplicate it so adj
miTably that in less than two months he
was nigh and dry on the rocks again.
While in this condition he joined what e
called in Paris the Broken Brigade ard
went with some twenty men like himse O
South Africa, where he is now shooting
Beers and fighting for anybody who hsp-
/ penstO want any fighting done. No5e1y
/ knows how Often such histories as this ara
written here in New York, but this
| happened TO come home to me. and "a We
sat az table l felt how little any indiviCual
was missed in this hurrying crowd of care.
| less, reckless, mOney-making men,. so
wonder the pTOverb runs that New YoIteys
| always ask How much has he got? THAT
/ Is indeed the test.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01
LOCAL MARKETS.


ST. PAUL, June 30.-There was good deal
more activity on the board to-day than there
has been for a week. and almost everything
on the list was in some request though quo
tstions were not materially improved The
changes are coarse corr meal is shade
lower while bolted Is higher. Wheat was in
no demand whatever, corn was steady Oats
we're rather more active and we're almost
firm at quotations, with five carloads sold at
5lG52c. The call:
Wheat-No ] hard. gee bid: July, gee bid;
August, 935lc bid; No. hard. Ssc bid; No.
=. soc bid
Corn-No. ?, 4sc bid. 4sc asked; July, 4Sc
bid, 46c asked.
Oats-Eo. mixed. 31c bid, $50 asked; July,
3Oc bid. SIC asked; No. ? white, SIC bid, 3319c
asked: No. 5 white. sic bid.
Ground Fsed-S17.50 bid.
Corn Meel-Bolted, 81 bid. s23 asked;
coarse, ST.. so bid
Bran-3s5O bid. $3.50 asked
Baled Hey-Se bid, $3.50 asked
Timothy Hay-Si0.50 bid
PotGtoes-i5c bid.
EEgs-IO5Sc bid. l15<c asked
Sales-50 tubs butter, lac; cars hay SO;
/ 10 boxes cheese. &c; 10 boxes cheese. SIC;
I ? cars No 3 mixed oats. Sic; 1 car No.
mixed. CSC; 3 cars bran. C. p; 2 cars oats
SIC; . cars feed, SIS; car nay, $3.50; cars
hay So.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01
Hard.Inrn.

Augers and auger bits discount 50; axes.
Hunts s.. LippincOtt s., Peerless $50, ST.
Paul s6-50: butts, narrow wrought discount
20 per cent; loose pin cast SO and
40 per cent; loose pin wrought 50
and 10 per cent; brass So per
cent Chisels. socket. frmer and framing,
discount 90 and 10 per cent. butchers tang
discount 80 per cent; hles, Nicholson dis
count 90 and 10 per cent; hinges, strap and
L discount 60 and per cent, Blind Parker
or Clark's discount 20 per cent; vrenches,
Goes. 80 per cent; agricultural 20 per cent
MattOck's long cut, Pittsburgs, s.; Hunt 5
SlS-50; fence wire, pit painted. +lSc per n:
galvanized 55<c, plain No. SIC; nails 81 40
rate; tin plate lc. bright S6.25, each cross s.,
s0x2S &c, roofing Sll.s6; hammers, sIaydole
No. ~ $3.50, No. $50 per dOz- Carriage
bolts discount 20 per cent; screws discount
50 and 10 per cent: door knobs ana locks dis
count 65; Hazard rifle powder $3.50 per key;
/ shot $50 per sack; stamped tinware dis
count 80 per cent, new list; granite iron
ware discount 20 per cent: Disston's saws,
discount 20 aud 10 per cent; steel goods dis
count 90 per cent.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01
The Ouornrions.

CHICAGO, June 30.--Flour steady and IN
changed The wheat market opened &c
lower, and closed sc under yesterday. Sales
ranged: June, s6sl@S75sc closed at SIC;
July, ST0 SIZE, closed at size: August
s95< 990c, closed at S9&4c; September, 9lssG
82lkc, closed al 9lIkc; No. spring, s7@
size; No. spring, 1SD7sI5c; No. ? red 93c;
No. 3 red. SIZE. Corn ruled fairly active
and firm. and closed sc higher: cash and
June, 47150&T1zc; July, 86s4047o; August,
l5sE0467Sc. Oats-rrading brisk; cash, 512<0
S4c: June, 3lIsG53254c closed at &c; July,
BIsz032c; August. 219275Ec. Rye duh; No.
2. 82c. Flax seed steady; $l231. Mess
pork, 215@5o higher; early settled back 50
F1zc and closed steady; cash, S1O2O0lO.25;
July, Si02Ofbl025: August, Sl0.32 1sdlO .371s /:
Lard quiet and unchanged; cash and July,
$3.50; August. S6.50 September, $3.50
Boxed meats steady; dry sailed shoulders,
IS 1901; short clear, -s5G5 80. Whisky firm
at SI.l5. Sugar steady. Butter firm;
creamery, leJ0l71zc; dairy, l8Gl4c. Eggs
steady at 1o1lG11c. Receipts-Flour. 1900
bbls; wheat, 5s,90e bu; corn. $4,000 bu;
cats, 1ee, 000 bu; rye, 1900 BIZ; barley, 1900
bu. ShirmeHts-Fiour, $4,000 bbls; wheat,
20.OC0 bu; corn. 10000 bu; oats. l4S, 600 hu
rec 3 100, barley 3.e0A bu Afternoon board
--Wheat steady and 9sc higher, Corn strong
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01

The Bad Lands Cowboy claims to have
authentic information that New York
company has been organized, the cap sB
subscribed and nearly all preliminary ar
rangements made toward building the Iaill
road from the Hay Greek coal mines along
the Belle FOurche and into Lead City. Tho
iron is to be shipped by way of MedOra aud
hauled overland LOO miles. This viii bring
Deadwood within 100 miles wagon road "
MedOra, and the paper thinks the proposed
line from MedOra to connect with this I1ai
at De MOres viii materialize in cor SCI
O1lpDQp
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FL. dividend.
Chicago.
snecinl TO The Glnhs.

Special 20 the Globe.
CHICAGO. June S0.-Bus:ness was fair
to good, both al the banks and among ne
jobbers. The mercantile movement does
not seem to die as much as anticipated dur
ing the summer months. Speculation also
was active with markets irregular and I'M
settled. Money continues to grow more
plentiful, bat rates remain unchanged.
Regular prices for money al the banks are
4@5 per cent for cali loans. with special
transactions at lower figures, and 507 per
cent. for time money, with very few trans
actions above 6 per cent. OK below .. New
York exchange sold at $1,000 cents pre-
MUM, with only . fair outside demand.
Shipments of currency and receipts OF the
same were light. Sterling exchange was
dull az S4.S5a4.S6. Bank cleSriugs were
81, IS0, coo against IS. 9l7, 600 yesterday.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01

The following prices OF lumber are 20 deal
ers only:
Common LuEber-Common boards. SIS;
second common Sl0-5o; oul do, s.; common
stock board. s, 10 and - inches. Sl3; second,
Go, sll.5O: No. ship laps, slA; No ? ship
laps, Sl2: first fencing, selected SO; second
60, $3.50: cub. do, s.; scantling, 2x4, 4xf,
lOxls and Is feet sf1.50; do. Pa, 4xi. 10xls
and Is feet. SO; do, PA. AKA, 20 feet, si2.
Timbers. Axe toSzi0, inclusive same &c scant-
ing; joists, 2x5 20 2xl2 Inclusive y, Il and
10 feet, 5000; do, Is feet Sil-5c; do, 70 teer.
SIZE
Clear s.-al Eislshe<-E So az SECOND clear,
inch, ~, ~ and inch, rough, S45; third