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1T WILL PAY YOU TO Do IT,
SUMMONS.
In the District Court of the Third Jua,,i,,
District OF tho state OF Utah, Coupy
of salt LAKE.


The State OF Utah SENDS Greeting 10 Abe,
uebel, defendant:
V0u ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP
l. pear IN an action brought againsi yolt,
the above named plaintiff IN the Dntrici CON-
of the bird Judicial District OF the state d
Utah, and TO answer the complaint died there
IN within ten days exclusive Of the day d
servlce) after the service on you OF this sun.
mons-if served within this county; o.. II
served out OF this county. but IN this flsifitL
within twenty days. otherwise within fOriy
days-or judgment by default will he taken
sgalnst you, according TO the prayer Of said
complaint
The said action is brought 10 have irdnrsnt
against defendant in sum s7iC, VITA ipleFe,,
thereon from January /, 1891, until paid, and
costs OF suit alleged to he the amounitoHut
due, January !, 1891, upon an open, rurnins
and mutual account, between plaintiff and
dofen dant-no part OF same having been pi4
although now due,
And you are hereby notified that II you hl
to appear and answer the said compliant ~
above required. the said plaintiff will tAla
Judgment against you for the sun Of -,
with interest as above and costs OF sut
Witness. tho Honorable Judges and ne
Seal OF the District 'Ourt OF the Third judi
ciai District. in and for the state OF UtAh itn
3lth day OF Move ubeI, 10 the year OF cut
Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety
SIX. U. l.. SIANiON, Ultl'
ByJ. II sPRAGus,
Deputy ClGt.
FRANK PIERCE. Attorney for Piainut
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MINOR MENTION.

The county collector announces that
all taxes remaining unpaid until to-.
morrow at 8 p. nj, will be published In
the advertised list.
Elder A. Gardiner will be ten cred
9 farewell missionary entertainment
IN the Fifteenth ward NJ. l. A. hall
this evening by the Fifteenth ware
Juvenile Dramatic company, under
the direction Of Mesdames Conrad anu
Jones. The pleasing comedy OF
School will be the bill presented.
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AN ACTORS SUIT.
The Butler Case Being Heard Before
justice Wenger.

The case of Fred J. Butler again at
the Salt Lake Amusement company
wherein the plaintiff dtmsnis juIg.
ment In the SUN of 1925 with interest
rom Nov. %, 1896, and costs oil action,
occupied Justice Wengur's attention
this afternoon, and was in progress at
press time.
This is the case In which the Grand
Opera house people are sued for the
salary alleged to be due Mr.. Butler for
services rendered as a m inter of the
stock company.
Adele Belgrade Butler. the former
leading lady At the Grand 10 the wife
OF the defendant. RawIins and Chi.
chlsw appeared for tho plaintiff and
Powers, Straup and Lippman for the
Defendants.
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few days, at which time the monthly
divideud OF $4,000 will materialize
A company composed OF tho came
gentlemen, operates the Galena niue,
also In the Fish Springs district. This
mine sends In shipments every few days
anu yesterday the company received a
consignment Of 1Ss tons. Assays OF the
ore showed So per cent lead aud los
ounces silver to the ton. The Store
mentioned directors meeting will like
ly produce a dividend OF $4,000 for the
stockholders OF this company.
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LITERARY NOIEs.

The Christmas number OF Sothoron,s
10 an exceptionally good one. It con-
tRins Ave short but Interesting anu
complete stories: A Little Pesc 3.
maker; Was 1t Murder; A Newsboy's
Christmas; "47," An Ordinary Item;
Madonna and Magdalene. All are
well written and fascinating, az is o
sketch OF come OF the famous ms sters,
LHzt, Ole Bull, Won Bulow, ThsIbery,
RubinsteiD, Jose fly and Padereweki.
Another dainty bit Ia Diokins' Chill
ureD, showing the love OF the great
writer to be depleted In the gerb in
which he clothes his child character,
Bits OF poetry and rhyme scattered
through the number give II the neces.
sary spice. Syth0roh's Magazine Co.,
l3s south Filth street, PHILADELPHIA.
publlshers.
Pc ulsr Science News, formerly
Boston Journal OF Chemistry, since It's
removal TO New York has been en-
argeb and very much improved by
tbe aUsorption OF some sixteen other
papers. II is a real Popular Scientific
Jourt al, free from tech nicniities, pro.
,usely illustrated and full OF ehort,
practical and interesting articles. Its
departments Of nature, science, arch 10 e.
logy, l ventioD, electricity, health,
hyl ne and medicino are conducted
ny able specialists, and are Of great
practical usefulness and interest to all.
sample copies free.
Book News for December will cln-
tain the first artlclei In literary criticism
contributed to any magazine by Ian
MacLsren and the only nTticle written
by him during his American tour.
BraDder Matthews contributes an ar
ticle helpful to those who have to
choose reading matter for the young.
These are but morssls from the litsraTy
least that Book News viii give.
Monthly, 5Oc. n year. 5iHgle copy, sc.
John Wansmaker, publisher.
McClure's Magazine will begin pub.
LEGATION In the December umber OF b
seriee OF Views Of the authentic his.
toric placss and monumen s in P.lss
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NOTICE

NOTICE is HEREBl GIVEN THAT The
IN City Council OF salt La,e City will si a
a Hoard OF Equalization on the sth Gay
December, 1896 at seven O'Clock Pc
in the Council Chamber, in the CiJ
and County Building, TO hear and col
slider objections II any. to the assessmeniasi
levy of special tax for the construction ~
sewer on the north side OF Second soan
street between Second and FIN East sifesh
and any persons feeling themselves aggrisvte
by said lax, may nave hearing before w
board OF Equalization at tho said time iaa
place. n..,n.
her ist, is9l DAVID S. EMERY,
CITY Recorder
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STOCKS ann nARKEr..


NEW YORK. Dec. a-More favorable none.
tary conditions in London and higher prices
for American securlties there contributed
toward q strong, active local market in which
gains of sharp fractions were scored In load
ing shares. lndustrials were IN good demand
leather preferred exceptionally rose l per
cent to 6aS. chiefly on covering.
Bulls gratihed at the changeln the specula.
In their specinlities during the nrst hour. Pur-
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF William BaIdWln, DeceAseu
NroTIcy is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ nndsrsigned. John N White, admin
istrator OF Inc estate OF william BAG,
win, deceased, to the creditors OF, ano
persons having claims against the ~
deceased, to exhibit them with he ns' q.
sary vouchers, within four months ailet "
0rst nj, bljcation of this notice, to the sa1 ~.
ministrator at the law office OF Moyle' a KY
4 ostigan, rooms T.l4 Deseret NailonA bass
building, corner OF Man and fltsi SOW,
Streets, In salt Lake City, Uiah, in the Vouh'
Of salt Lake, Utah.
""'eu JOHN y, WHITE,
Administrator OF the estate of william hA''
win, deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-02

A ball win be given IN The Four.
teentb ward ball, on Friday evening,
December 4th, for the benefit OF the
Utah Kinuergarten association.
The committee in charge are: Mrs.
IL. s. Young, Mrs. Ella W. Hyue,
Mrs. George Savage, Mrs. II. X.
Thomas, Mrs. Lizzie CrismoD, Mrs.
Lizzie Wilcox, Minnie Goes, Daisy
Fox, Minnie James, Josie Morris,
Lyle Young, Abe Taylor, Charley
Stevenson, jesse Cannon, Eugene
Cannon, Charley Larson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-02

The Sacramento directors held a
De.tlug yesterday afternoon and post.
ed dividend of $4,000 payable on
Dec. 10. This is the fret regular di.
vidend OF the company, but II reports
from the property can be used as a
basis OF future operations, the Sacra.
mento will come up with many more
like payments, as future months roll
round. This adds another dividend
paying proposition to MercuI's list.
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kindergarten Benefit.

Following is the program for the
social to be given at the residence OF
Mre. II. s. Young, 256 West First
Sou,b street, tomorrow evening, for
the be Of the Utah kin1ergartep:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-02

One hundred shares OF Msrcur at
$500 per share and 100 at s6.55. Total
shares sold 200.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-02
A BALL ON FRIDAY.

The social viii commence ut pm.
AMI the program at s O'Clock,
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NOTICE.

clothing stock az i nd on
wishes
which BIO bought at less than
other
idea of the great reduction We wiz
a prices
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-02

lineage Market.
rmnnrrratIpec;, 7o,ta g;JAn. 'Se'i
DSo,n-Dc., %. Jan, 49,
Uuats-pes, liaa May. AZ.
Lard-pee .S,soi jan .Sd.e1S7O.
Rye Al '"N'' '''e'aN.
Barley-2Ad..
llax-75b.
Timo,hy-s2.R.
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hilver-G5h. S"'
Lead--92.75,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-02

McClure's Magazine will begin pub
LEGATION In the December u umber OF b
ssriee OF Views Of the authentic his.
toric placts and monumen s in Psles
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-02

UNLISTED STOCKS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-02

! Hogs NheaEo pee
Light. s3.l5dA,S0,
Mixed, So lbaf4.b1
Heavy, sa05Gs3.lU
ipugh, S2.y5aS3O5
Istle-
neyes. ss.5odss.s5
SSo,s and heiters, sl,6Oate4o
shee-steady. ''4 '''s''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-13
RANGE FOR FOWLS.
ItMust To Large, Clean aud Covered with
Green Food.

Fowls must have u good sized range (;
tho smallest should not bo less than one
aero for each 100 birds II depends on
tho kind TO some extent. Tho larger and
quietor breeds, us the Light Brnhma or
tho Plymouth Rock. may ho kept more
easily In this way, as they do not desire
tho larger freedom insisted upon by tho
Gmallor and moro uctiyo breeds. Tho
range should bo divided into at least
two or three parts, so that zach one may
DO usCd IN turn, and tho ono not In uso
may DO plowod and suwed with some
green crop az oats, turuips, rapn, mus
tlrd, peas or something tho birds will
cat readily.
When the crop has grown sufficiently
for tho fowls to grazo it, tho flocl. Is
turned into H. and tho other ono is
treated iu tho Same way. This affords
what is Indispensable 70 fowls, u clean
and hcalthtul range ON which the best
green food may DO gathered, together
with such insects as may happen TO 40.
company the crop, With this food suf-
ilciont supply Of grain, waste meat,
crushed bones and gravel must be provid.
ed rCgularly, together with pure water IN
abundance. Tho roo ting house is at.
tachod TO this yard, or both Of them, DO.
ing preferably placed between tho two,
so that by closing ono door and opening
another tho fowls may no changed from
ono to tho other With such q range as
this ono ounce Of other food will DO suf-
icicut for hen. Ihoallowuuco Of mal1
birds must DO 20 10 hens, if tho eggs
AFRO TO bo sOldf0r breeding; Otherwise il
Is waste Of food aud Of eggs to have
tho cocks among Tho hens. IL will DO
be,tcr to hayo yard for selected hens
kept especially for breeding, and to cot
tho hons that bocomo byoody fr tho
other n0nks.
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HIGHEST AWARDS
hebfatia state ooud eiAgfleui,ato. iool.
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MIDSUMMER EXCURSION

To All Points North, July 20.
On above fnts tho Union Pacific
VIII run special excursion ifom SAT-
Lake CITY ~ All poluts north "a i1l.
l.Wfs
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This invaluable rent. y DO one that
ought 10 DO iu every hOufghU'I. 10
viii cure your RhcumntHni, Neural.
esc, sprains. Cuts, Brulscs, tru.Igd
Feet ana Ears, Sore Throat snI r.rs
Chcat II you have Lamo BacA DC
will cure 10. IL ponetrntra 90 the scat
Of the disease. AZ Will euro DO q
Jo.nls and contracted uuscI.s ailor 90
other remedies have .HIr1. Thgis
who have bueu oripples irr years have
need Buudrd's Sn0y LIHtrisnf and
thrown away their Ctutcnts aud been
gblo 20 walk 90 well ~ ever IL Will
euro you. Price 80 cents. Sold by
"a. &. 81. 1. drug store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-13

DIPLOMA
Alihsns siais hsfl Society At HsnlsomsT, iaca'
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A Sound iA,or Makes = wen Mas.

Are you BiiliOus, Cyn7tipatpd or
troubled with Iaundlct, sick Head
ache, Bad Taste in Mouth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue, Dysuersiu,
Indigestion, Hot Dty skin, fain ~
Back and between tue ShculiCta,i bills
and Fever, etc. II you have arg Of
these symptoms, your Llvcr b. out OF
srter, and your blood IA slowly being
Tsnlned, because your lhvfr does not
act properly. HEABtNE WI cure any
Disorder OF the Liver stomach or
Bowels. IL has no equal us a Liver
bolllca at 2. G.. M. I. drug st1fs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-13

Corresponding low rates will be
maIo from oil other points Ia Utah.
Limit on tickets 10 PUCa,ello and
intermediate points, fifteen day.; "
other polnts, 30 daNp.
For other pariiculRra call on nearest
Union Pacific agent. city ticket
fiicu 20l Main atrcut.
ID. l.. BuWEY,
Genrrl Agent
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,yhatha Gusrantse7

ItistDls. DO sou nave u Cough o.
Colo, a ,lckllng in tho Ihroai, which
keeps you r'rstanty coughing or u
you are tll Il u with my Chest,
Throat or LuYr Trouble, Whoopiug
Cough, etc. srd yUu une BdNaras
Horchound SyrVp "a directed, giving
itaiair Trial, nnl no benefit 10 cNpcr-
fenced, we aulhorlzs cur advertised
agents t. refund your money on re-
turn Of buttls. 10 never iails % give
satisfaction. 10 pre- upty relieves
Bronchitis. Sold b. z. g. NJ. 1. drug
Et1I..
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gbe rlessani ftveE pelue action, and
s10'hIHg ,lgri OF syrup on F.gf, when
Ia ucHi nj q irHgliye, ami 10 the father
Fm1'hor bn cl8Nye or bilious, tho
llat gratifying T.Iulls follow its use;
D that 10 10 tho best 'amily remedy
SnOwn anu every family should have
A bottle,
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via Untsn Pacific, Juiy iOih.
Trains leave 700 aud 5 900 a.m. nnt
800 o.. NJ, iUiutuii 70 nrffvv salt L7lC
%. o a.u., $50 aud 1870 ;. 70,
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ond floor. private house. gentleman. -
per week. IG5 West 46th-st.. door east OF
BrOaaw~v
lTH-sT.. 2s EAST. block from broadway.
-Flegant second floor front large 1ur-
nlshed room in American family. excellent
neighborhood.
18th sT.. u. between 9th and Madison
Desirable rooms. near hotfls.
clubs. s. upward weekly: gentlemen.
47TH ST. p EAST. opposite windsor. -
Elegant suite: al,o two equare rooms;
private baths: breakfast: valet ATTENDANCE
3sTI ST. &c EAST bachelors. very
large. well furnished front room: fine
house. with owner.
1u EAST ATH -sT.-Large and small
room; private house; reference
100 WEST 18Th -sT.-Room to let In
house with owner. references exchanged.
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions f1r
The Tribune received at their Uptown
once. No. ] .242 Broadway "a door no,,h
n aist-st.. until o O'Clock y. m. h'NNf
,isenents received at the following biah'h
,fiices at regular rrice rates until oiy *
!, m viz. 254 shave. a. .. cor 23d ST. iJS
,th-eve: cor I2fh-st.: l+2 Coumbun-ave..
ne,r West 0Gth-st: 100 VS., 42d St. near
sth-ave. 92 East 14th-st. 2JI West so
si.. between 7ih and 9Th ayes. l1s East
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ist-aye.. near ssih-st.; $50 Shave. near
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2. eOs 3d-ave.; 40 East 78th-st.: 1921 d.
ave; 2.GC2 3d-ave. 93 Amsterdam-a'e.
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~. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
baRn ~.~N>r-rc.e o-oc~~~~N@V
0sh ~ In acreage property on edges
s. Nh, shy: several parcels" EDMUND
Fop 80. BROOKLYN.
fns E.-V~rv cheap and easy terms:
fryt-c,soom and bath private house. in
new s,sh neighborhood: lot 4Ox2C0. with
bIcs adj IN rear: all kinds OF fruit and a
Chrt.ess ruen. Inquire OF OWNER, 81
s.o-a.. 10Th Ward. Brooklyn. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-29

SECOND MANA lady wishes 10 secure
situation for her second man before
closing house FOR the summer. sos Madi-
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ssshsShHARDT frst inventor OF fold
HI So. ,ead. furniture-maker and up
uit: 80 carpets and mattresses made TO
Lenox-axaa order 10 20 West i2Sih-st. and
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
--SeS~S~~~-~~~NS>-N~ -~O-.es~~NrOSNs~~s@rS~/~
Female.
AT THE ORIGINAL SWEDISH EN-
PIOYMENT DIRECTORY. 81 East 2,th-
N.--Competent, weil-rrcommended swedish,
French, German servants for all positions;
male and female: city or country: also
green girls for Homework.
COOK, &c.-A competent young girl 10
cook. wash and iron In American family:
Call before noon. iO7 East Irh-st.. 30
apartment.
wANTED.--compet mt woman as cham
bermnid and waitress until July !. Call
rs West 70th-st.
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WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
S~~>~~~~~N NV N-N~NN~rNN~>T]~
Female.
A YOUNG LADY Scotch. with thorough
knowledge of literary work. 20 do copy
Ing or act as afnanuensis - literary lady or
gentleman Addfess Miss MACDONALD.
care 81 Saith. 40 State-st. Brooklyn.
GOVERNESS English lady: experienced
coverneSs graiuate 81 oxford University.
Engl md. Mis- ROBERTS. Logan. Phiia-
delphia. ...,
MANICURE Young lady wishes few
more customers ut her pariprs or out;
elite only. Miss ETHEL. East lfth ST..
near 9th have.
sTErOGRAPHER --1yod beginner desires
permanent position. 81 Address GOOD
BEGINNER. BOX l02. Trbarc Oflce.
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HOUSEKEEPER.-As working housekeep>
er to asss, In iigh. duties for invalid; ~
Scotch Pr testant woman OF middle age;
highes, references. Address SCOTCH. n
Bible House
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FljRNIsHED ROOMS.

~~~~>~N"O>~>O>~~
HANDS DMELY FURNISHED room. see
ond floor private house. gentleman, -
per week. lG5 West 46th st. door east or
BrOatw~y
The Progress., 1896-11-21

day told their sad tale to many in
Shreveport, that Mr.. Henry e. Hall
had bee found dead on the railroad
near Fr d-ricksburg, vi: giuia. The
presi ent f she T. P. \. told the story
b. electricity, and under the care OF
this great brotherhood the, remains
wer carefully embalmed and EXPIRE S
ed to Shreveport, arriving here Wed
pesdav night. They were tak'n
charge O: at the depot by friends and
borne to the residence of his aunt, Mrs.
NJ. L. Goose, from wh-re the fu'era
ceremonies we're held Thursday morn
ing.
Th deceased was born not ov 3"0
Yards from where the: writer now re-
sides, and not more than 50) yards from
where he resided win his parents at
the time. He knew Henry Halls par
ents many Years before the deceased
was b rn. In fact the parents OF both
were ri nds and neighbors long before
eitner ever slw the light of this mum
dan4 S here. Recollection, therefore
with her gliding touch seizes our pen
Gil and leads it to dwell somewhat or
th. oldeu times when deceased was not
in this world and somewhlle alter, wher
that dear mother of his, now an angel
WAS on earth. How kind sh was tt
the writer, d child, and how dear tt
him are I'll who called her mother.
Henry G.. Hall, the one just laid
away, he bore his fath-r', full name
Wa, splendid young man, self,mAde
and possessed of a high sense OF hon r
He Was an excellent business man an(
neverfailed to win the confidence O
his EMPLOYERS, excellent letters Q
recommendation from al. whom he eve
carried with him, and We're among tn
, most highly priz d of his ear hly po;
So .sions. True in hi, friendships, faith
fu to his trusts, loyal 10 responsible
!. ,ies, he looked the word eyer in tn
, face, and died an upright, honorable
manly man.
To Mis- Ruby, baby of the, family
9 and the n wv sole survivor, THE PRO-
J. REss ext-nds the tender hand Of syn
II pathy.
The Progress., 1896-11-21

Candles, star full weights are quoted at
Zoe per pound by the box.
Cement. Louisville in good supply and
beld at IS; Portland 3.25.
Corn beef 90 per barrel.
Lead | 2c per pound.
Lime. Alabama is hHld at ;l5 per bbl
gallon bv the barrel Ii 2rs bard olI,
winter strained held all 0O per gallon:
lins.ed oil 65a7Oc
OYSTERS, standard pound cans per nox
SOC: standard z Douli;' caus per doz 50.
Pickles, America gal jars by the doz
4 l5a4 56; half gal 3 25a3 IS; English
| chow chow 4 90 per doz.
Powder, whole kegs 3 25; half kegs IS
quarters 10.
~Sausage, Bologna 5 2a6c.
Salmon, Columbia river by the case,
4 5lc other kinds 4 o.,
Tomatoes pounds 75c, 3 pounds w,
Sand Is per barrel.
Starch, pearl ~; lump 4 &c per pound
by the box.
Salt, evaporated per sack. aE Lollisl
ana salt 95o; Michigan barrels ~ lbs
l 10; rock le' per pound.
Hi aud wool market.
Dry hides, No. flint s..
DIy hides, No 2 flint o..
Badly bug eaten. l-2a2c.
Dry salted, No Sc.
Bull hides &c
Green sailed hides IL
Green salt hides glte and badly cut Z
Wool, tub washed, choice IA a l5c
Wool, uuwashed, clear 10 > 20 l-2c
Woo, bury and black Base
Beeswax, prime 2Oa23c
TalIow 1-2a3c
Sheep skins, each lOa2oc
Goat skins lOa20c
Furs.
Qt!er 81 00a7 co
Beaver ! UDaG W
RaccOOn lGa4Dc
Fox l0a50c
Opos-um 5aSc
Wild Cat l5a2Jc
Mink 26a75c
Wolf skins 50cal 80
Deer skins 14ll7c.