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The San Francisco call., 1897-03-19
THE BALDWIN
CLOTHIERS,
924 to $50 Market ST.
BALDWIN ANNEX.
Mail orders will receive prompt
and careful attention.

moaned like human being. while his
eyes looked in a mute appeal to his o
friends. The parting was too much for
some of the iremen. and they broke down
and cried like children.
George Burns, the driver, said yester-
day: 1T Will be hard TO get another horse
like Baby. I like the other horses well
enough, but I'd rather see 'em ali drop
dead tnan lose Baby. Why, that horse
knew more than most of us fellows In the
department. We never kept him tied,
and sometimes he would go up to the cor
ner of Broadway and Fulton street ana
tackle the candy and fruit stand there
and help himself to all he wanted. We
paid the bill without grumble. He
would come out in the night watch and
lick our faces like an affectlonate dog, and
try TO chew the buttons off our coats. He
would have got UP on our laps like pet
cat if we would let him. ALI of US had
piece of sugar or an apple In our pockets
for Baby when we came in.
up N afraid he is too badly hurt ever to
come back to ms. My only consolation is
that l was not driving him when he fell"
New York Times.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-19

ing previous loans as the public exigen-
cies may call for, defining their extent
and giving special authority 10 make
them.''
A third loan followed, under the act Of
Congress of March 26. 1876. It was nego-
tiated by President Washington, and the
amount issued was $55, 900. The contract
for the loan provided for its payment on
terms similar to those OF the preceding
loan OF the Bank of New York, the reve-
nues derived from duties on imports and
tonnage being pledged for its REDEEM ption.
The money was needed for the compensa-
ton OF the members and employees OF
Congress, the payment OF the salaries OF
the civil list. etc., and of arrears of inter
est on the Dutch loans. There was in the
treasury at the time sum not exceeding
S5O, GOO. Other loans followed in quick
succession, and their history, as related in
Registrar Tiilman's report. contains valu-
able information for students Of Govern
ment finances.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-19
IN Gus STODY OF
SHERIFF WHELAN
Two Examiner FakerS
Spend a Day in His
Office.
Long Green Lawrence and L. L
LeviDgs Surrender Them
selves.
Released Yesterday Afternoon by
Judge Morrow on Writ of
Habeas Corpus.

Long Green Lawrence and his subor-
dinate, L. L. Levings, spent yesterday IN
the custody of Sheriff Whelan, though
they were not locked up il the County
Jail. They appeared at the Sheriff
Office at the City Hall in the morning.
according to the agreement made on the
previous evening, and Mr.. Whelan notl-
fed the Sheriff Of Sacramento County that
the men were in his charge.
About 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
after the two men had spent the day in
Mr.. Whelan's private office, the Sacra-
mento deputy arrived and the prisoners
were turned over to him.
Lawrence asked that the trip to Sacra-
mento be delay ed until his attorneys. who
were at work on habeas corpus proceed
ings before the United States courts, could
be heard from. but the deputy refused to
promise any delay beyond o'clock, the
hour when the train started. He took
Lawrence and Levings to lunch and later
to the office of their attorney.
Early Yesterday Charles j. Heggerty Of
Knirht e. Heggerty appeared before Fed
eral Judge Morrow with a petition tor q
writ of habeas corpus on behalf of Law
renee and Levings, who he stated were
illegally restrained OF their liberty by
Sheriff Johnson of Sacramento County
and by L. f. Blackburn, sergeant arms
OF the State Senate.
The petition was very long and recited
nearly all of the contempt proceedings
down to the time OF the decision rendered
by the State Supreme Court, and many
reasons were set forth TO show that the
imprisonment was illegal and that the
Senate had exceeded its power and juris-
diction. As one instance the document
states:
That said alleged contempt was not COM
mltted in the immediate view and presence OF
said Senate, and that no affidavit of the facts
constituting the alleged con tempt was ever
made TO or was before said Senate, and no affi-
davit whatever was presented to said Senate OF
the facts constituting said contempt.
One OF the principal claims set up was
that the incarceration was in violation OF
the fourteenth amendment of the cOnsti-
tuition of the United States.
The writ was issued by Judge Morrow,
and made returnable forthwith.
A little before 4 o'clock Deputy Sheriff
Hunters, who had been directed by the
United States Marshal to produce the
bodies OF his prisoners in court, appeared
before Judge Morrow with Lawrence and
Levings. The proceedings were short.
Upon the showing that the writ had been
properly returned Judge Morrow said that
he would hear the case at 10 o clock this
morning, and he ordered that the appli-
canIs be released upon furnishing bail in
the sum OF $1,000 each, which was uone.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-19
Elected President of the
Railway Mail Service
Agents.
C.. E. La Grave Will Serve as
the Secretary for the
Association.
Atlanta, GA, Has Been Chosen as the
City in Which TO Hold the
Next Convention.

Nearly all of the morning session Of the
United States Mail Railway Service Con-
vention was taken up yesterday with
the reading of memorials to the departed
me m bers of the association. Forty four
memorials were read. showing the mortu-
airy list to have been increased just that
number in the past eighteen months.
The death in this city of ]. P. Coleman,
a member of Division s. was announced,
and the mem bers of the convention were
invited to attend the funeral cere monies
this morning from the late residence of
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-19
MILITARY BALLOONS.
One over "a Mile High Demolished by a
Cannon Shot.

One Over "a Mile High Demolished by a
Cannon Shot.
When the military balloon is spoken OF
by an expert 1t IS not usually the repre-
sentative OF the balloons which are essen-
TALLY familiar TO every person who has
seen an ascension, nor is it always one OF
tie s'dirigible" airships that are now built
Had used for military purposes in France,
Germany and some other countries. The
fact is that the military officer knows that
neither of these productions OF the science
OF aeronautics is sufficiently perfect to in
sure the realization or the best results
when it is called into reauisition. Even
under normal conditions, to depend on
them would be to risk too much on a
method of accommodating which is ex-
ceedingly imperfect. Balloons have been
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-19
NEW TO-DAY.
NEW TO-DAY
HIS GROWING GLORY.
The Greatest Treatment Of a
Great Specialist.
It Has Cured Thousands Throughout
the Country and Will Cure
You.

The private formula of Doctor Cook for
the secret ailments OF men is regarded by
the medical authorities in general, as well
as by he himself, as the crowning glory
of his professional career. 1t is treat
ment known to no other physician in
America. 1t is distinctly OF his own
origin or discovery, and is the result OF
lifetime of hard work and persistent study,
diIigent research, and scientific investiga-
tions in this and foreign lands. 1t is
purely vegetable in its composition and
perfectly harmless in its effect. 1t does
not stimulate temporarily, but restores
permanently. During the past fifteen
months it has been tested on more than
six thousand young, middle-aged and old
men, who, as the result of errors or ex-
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-19
A RACE OF MEN WITH TAILS.

Discovery of a French Traveller in a
Forest fin Indo- China.
Paul d d'Enjoy, French anthropologist,
tells in recent mum ber of L'Anthropoio- l.
gle about race of men with tails which
be has reason to believe exists, or has ex-
listed within recent times, in the Indo-
Chinese peninsula. Wnile exploring the
forest in that part OF French AMMAN lying
between latitude IL deg. and II deg. north
and longitude l04 deg. and LOG deg. east
the Frenchman came upon an old savage,
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-19

IDOCIOH COOh.J 10rmlLIeS OF ueDlII.
ties. but he treats with wonderful success
female complaints, piles, rupture, rheu-
matism, catarrh, blood and skin diseases,
and functional diseases OF the eye. ear
brain, nose, throat. heart, lungs, liver,
stomach, kidneys. bladder and urinary
organs.
The doctor is in his office, which is per-
manentlv located at s65 Market street,
every day from 9 to u A. NJ. and from to
5 and to p. NJ. except Sundays, when
he may be consulted from 10 to IL A. N.
only. His mail treatment is always salts
factory. and those who cannot call are in
vited 10 write. A free book on nervous
and sexual diseases will be sent TO those
describing their troubles.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-19

The sounding of the Mayors horn at
Ripon is one of the most ancient customs
in the kingdom. 1t formerly announced
the setting Of the watch, but it has now
lapseu into the formality OF three blasts
Mayors residence, by his official horn
blower, and three more at the Market
cross.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-19

cesses. were tortured
by the woes of nerv-
Gus debility and sex
ual decay. 1t has
never vet failed, even
in the worst of cases,
to bring back manly
power and to remove
every trace and
symptom of weak
ness.
Doctor Cook is not
only an expert on all
sexual diseases, de-
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-19

The whiskers of the walrus extend three
or four inches out from the snout. They
are quite stiff and become stiffer with
age. They are plucked separately and ex-
ported to China, wnere they are used as
toothpicks.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-19

a few theaters furnished amusement in
structive and otherwise.
Tomorrow Sutro Heiehts, the Cliff
House and, Golden Gate Park will be in
spected.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-19

SUPERIORITY to it defective sight conceded
to Berteling Optical Company; removed to Ia
and 16 Kearny streat.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-19

BURsErr's Corn Cure s27 Montgomery st aSc
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-19
Leader No. |.

Mems Heavy Cashmere Trou-
nF sers, neat, desirable patterns.
UNI They are sold by competitors
UVU for 81. Our price this week
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

tered BY George Fritch TO load coal at
Departure bay for San Francisco.
steamship Queen will sail for San Fran
cisco this morning at o'clock- Steamship
Walla walla is due 20 arrive during the
day from San Francisco.
United States Customs Collector saun-
ders has been notified by the treasury
sus-port AZ Roche harhor' r1ae ii-eon-
tinuation OF this pert March I caused a
protest among shippers.
United States lighthouse tander Column
bine went to- Point Robinson Yesterday
morning 10 Ak the governor on the fog
signal boilers. and returned here In the
afternoon. Capt Charles Richardson ex-
pectef TO sail last night for Cape Fiattery.
his departure depending upon the arrival
OF some boiler tubes. After finishing his
work At Cape flattery Capt. Richardson
VIII take the Columhiue 90 its regular
station In the Columbia river.
Tickle & sunds. sail makers. are sewing
tndustriously on two new sets OF sails
One IL for the new haiibnt schooner being
built ~ Tacoma by Can't. Strend. and
the other is for n T-ton schooner for
cod fishing. fast nearing completion rn-
der the hands OF john Johnson. Last
year Tickle q Sunde made number OF
oiled canvas hays for use n Alaska The
making OF these hags will ~ discontinued
this year a. they have been found too
thin 10 keep ont The cold Food stored
en- the oil skin bags was often found
frozen after the long tourney from Dyea
20 the Yukon. Tho bags this year VIII
be of very heavy canvas and unosiad.
The F. X. wood Lumber Company. Of
San Francisco, will soon add another YES
sci TO the feet OF big lumber carriers on
this coast. she viii be a. fonr-iTia~fed
schooner. Her dimensions viii he les feet
in length on load line. S feet beam. and ~
feet depth o9 hold. giving her carrying
capacity OF Too 900 feet % plne lumber
she viii cost t3fspo which has been al
viaed into shares. tho principal holders
being tho lumber company, the Lewis An
eerEou Company. Sidney NJ. Smith. press-
dent OF the Cutting Packing Company.
and Capt Blum. fermeriy master OF thu
schooner Mary =. Russ who VIII coFn-
pand the new vessel. The schooner r'iif
Do built az tire cGmpauy's l0tH ~ To-
augarn. wash. hv Peter Mathews. Of Tr-
rokn the huiiGer Of thu four masters
Olga. Salvador Ethel ger~ ar4d the steam
schooner Excelsior Mr.. Matthews has LETT
for Eureka to move hts shlpbnilting pant
10 IIoquinrn where ha VIII begin work st
once. THE contract calls for the compile
ton or the vessel by August ].
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
since January I and
fer yenferday.

fer Yesterday.
Real estate transactions since January
7. 1887. are NT07if0 There were filei for
record yesterday 10 deeds. aggrsgating
e. 15s % Following ts a list furnished ny
the Seattle Abstract Company, room sis
New York block:
John Martin. ar, AZ ux. 20 a. G. An
sfarRon, Charles Mcdonald and r. g. Os-
borne, ~ executors % estate Of James oE-
borne deceased, NV nw sec s -, .. AArch
s. 500
3feien l. Walker % Rachel 8. Bell. lot
], blk T. Slaughter. March l. 81.
Edward g. KFiste 81 ux. so EEtzhnRn
Henderson. Cod Bug lode. Snoguslrais
district March s, q c. 30.
rrnmef r. Hin 20 q. NJ Neizler. lots
(. to Z. blk /. Morris add. Ballard. Feb
IL +. Whitman, By II. n, ciiss, stsor-
uer. 10 Alice J. Casz. lot g blk ~. Salmon
Bay park adj. April -, 1855. 40.
Mary a Douxan 20 Charles r. Psfter-
son. al that part % lots "a -. ~ snf 10
ok % Northern add. which ties out
~gBe ard westward OF rnsan6er line Of
high tk42, and al interest "a Tide I8nfs
IL front OF said properly. May 4 1sss.
Aarus, y. Roux 70 Henry Fuhrman
end Psrc4vai A. Puray. und4 tntsrest IN
Copper Queen lode. Burns clsiricf' A@Fcn
Q. 81 60.
wHseler. lot Z, Blk 2. -. A.'crans's add.
sherify - sesffts National bank. acres
a. e NV eec s. =. g. FEB. f1.a.
40 & Drew et ak. 20 WsiHAn Waaks-s
a. a ~ ~. A. a. Beruy's add. 20 correct
esaa made aaay !. lSsS. Feb. -. $40
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MARINE NEWS.

PORT GAMBLE. March s--Spccsaf--
Sailed-Bktn Uncle John. Capt Murchi-
son. for San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO. March s.--Arrivsi
March >. Str Arcata, from Coos hay. Ar
rived March s. Str Empira from Coca
bay; str Czarina, from Coos bay. Sailed
March !: Str Del Norta, for Gray's har-
Dor; 81 King Cyrus, fer Tacoma. Cleared
Aarch ?. Br str Wellington, for Nasaf-
mo. Sailed March =; Str Nineoia. for
Tacoma: str State OF California. FOR As
toria. str Homer, for Coos bay; schr Eu-
reka. for Ccquiils river; balm Eureka. for
Tacoma
FORT BRAGG. March e-.arrived, Str
ALBION. from Coguilla river,
HULL. March arrived, Sh Clarens
s. Bemens from Tscema.
KOBE. March E.-Arrived: Br str Aga
panthus. rom Semitic.
LIVERPOOL. March s--Arrived. Dan
blk Havil from Oregon.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

NET YORK. March 9-The special sea-
t1ra al tU3ay's mar&st was the VARYING
movement in the price - Aaahs tau. ea8
- conflicting reports ss1r-iug Ehc aci3on
o. ths ax@eEttEA committee on tha rate -
dlvtdan1 10 Ae declared. Before the meet
lnE of ths committee ire stock rose = %
stae a~r.Gr antiy On the De- sef mat The reg
ula- quarterly DIVIDEND % "a per cens.
waa,4 he declared The announcement
that the rates had BEEN re1ucasz 10 Z aer
cent caused a fAIt 70 So Tneva Sas
ray. followed - reaeEs1 decline 70 e.
ths close Bang a. ga, or a nes fecllre Tor
the Gay u IAe per ceEt. TIE IA IL prtegs
was suEle{1nr % exert q 1ect4ef Influence
o. 4 market which Ezs largely confined
70 professional operations
although the price - New Jersey Cen
FRA. E1Se = "a tAs cary dealings. * hrok .
Z uer Cang thEs sXersar% ST nnfaVora ID e
f~8aenca On shs market and c5nET!baElnS
- taa genera fssl n prices.
the lu1ustr1&ls suEeTs8 20 sorsa extent
rem ire r~c5-Es rs2ssE atoms contained 81
TIRE report % she committee investigating
tie t-4ssz w&scn was presented al A.
aauN- SHE&r 4ost q BOAT
TIE nAEs o. nSs&taIsss IN Crete ans - .
seahs y TIE scrGai acEoE1 - The pox-
erE as - measures ter tAes- s1pFiF g.
500 awakened rx2Ewe1 ur<as3neSx hA-s
aa& Nas eoA.1Ac1ss IL @szscklng The down.
N4r3 course e prices ThsrS ses-e4 -
- a EQoS ira u4rg Developing So ore tlras
c--4@s tA~ ~2y Tex <4-.A@s-- TIA 1aAs
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Roard of Trade.


CHICAGO. March s.-May wheat opened
weak and lower. the opening range being
from use. down 20 T49sc, compared with
yesterdays closing price OF so9'slso. AZ
consplred 10 weaken the market From
Liverpool came the lower quotations for
wheat. but the board of trades cable
grams reported a Id decline and private
messages ID. English eonsols were IN
changed AZ yesteTGay's advance.
Northwest receipts were fairy liberal
Minneapolis and Duluth received s12 cars,
compared with $50 q week ago and fSl
year ago. Chicago receipts were 3 cars,
against 80 fast year. In addition, the
weather was mild. moist and spginRitAn.
About half an hour from the opening a
New York dispatch reported that English
consols declined Il per cent from the first
cred wheat they had sofa At the begin
ming May wheat theTeupo1 became hTm-
er ard advanced 70 Use. Then another
slow 6eeiss ensued. the price getting
down 70 7sikc about noon. principally from
ths dullness Of trade. Business in the ptL
was almost entirely among the scslpers
during the forenoon. and very little q
that Bradstrests statement OF the Vlsl~
he gsfrrpfy. which r. GIT have created
diversion IA favor O; tie balls, H2S not
issued The rsEmnrS took a tangible shape
during the last hour. cash business 90 the
aTnount OF I75.eo bushels being reported
TIE strength which this caused w@s
greatly augmented ~ reports o. renewed
fiEntlug n Crete the price o. May nnaAiy
&8h&stSttaa 70 fels-r $50 49,
75ssc. a..
s~ra market NaS wsAk Ter an hoBr after
the opening but a nrmer tone succe@ded
when wheat became strong.
oats vrere Within n sixteenth rsuEs e.
cav. vita ths market almost entirely &C.
VOID 81 news
Provisions opened easier or tas weak
ls.1, market and al additional ceca&ns fol-
iavges Tnxttsh houses ANT ilssrSs4 y on
tie asrslcs add he Market 8f&1Aaay Se-
care firm.
Closing Quotations
vvhsst-March. 7fi&c; May. 751.e.
F.9~n-sf4rca. @-sS& @a&c. Nay. AsT24se-
49, &c. Is. Gag. ITisc
T.erE-ssarrh. s. ~: &zy, $ 80.
Tnrs- Nara 81 as May, A-l5
Esfs--ssaFcA. s4-s5ss: M4y. s4sss4s44s
Eye-Zsze-
gATaey--Sae &C.
LEv. stock.
f-stt7a-SA.es we're st ss-h3s for fhe
-s--nrnguess dressed tesf Steers up % 80
( q Cor A few lots ck caol1s 9@ex@sa y lt1
rs.-saxsera al IRA zsaCt1ozzs a. s5-sss - Tor
= - fsas ~ chcfc@. xt0ckerS aa6 fee1-
- & sasgs& =. prime fees4irs ssas1A SCI 80
Sfgh IS ssE. co~s soad chiefly .. &ss
s a. h~{fe~s 81 20 -. nuAs. g. ssets -
* DExs covering &Ns5GT TIE s2sns FASS2
"a hexs. m. hogs offered were sessra.AF
gasa-s aus sales w@re lAr@sy AZ sesssfs ~.
ssr-sars--Sgtez wers a. fzasf~sa f9r con-
ron szp 30 f4sts2 sor gcea - chesees
80 westerns sod a. EsssssS 40. = izlssss
= sssa = 70. poSE Sxzsss. - 10 aS-~ 2~f
e1 Rss:s5ss,.pss-c4sds. ssao: hogs sa..s:
s2sss. A.ss-
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LONDON. March s-The second series
or tha colonial Wool sales for this year
opened az the wool exchange today. with
q good attendance Of buyers, including
= number OF American representatives
The catalogue offered was good. and con-
sisted or l2Sst bales. The WITHDRAW walls
amounted 20 100 bales. American buyers
bought good woods. Mersno greasy stock
sold al the late rates. while other grades
ruled In the buyers favor. Cape OF Good
Hope and Natal WOODS showed farthirS
lower Following ars the sales IN detail:
New South Wales s.eAo balosp-Scourad,
u04ls. greasy. 81 1Sd.
Queensland, . 80 bales-Sooured l3sSSzD
Is; greasy. 5i.IIed
Victoria. 1853 balss-Scoured, TAd1is:
greasy. si@Nied
South Australia, SIC halss-Scoured. -,
GSlSd: greasy. SASslsd
West Australia, SIS baIes-Scoured, $40
Id: greasy. 5NGsa1
New Zealand. 2.SS9 baiea-Scouresi SD
sls lid; greasy, edE9lVSsd
Cape OF Good Hove and Natal. Ira
baies-Scoured. sisd1ls 20. greasy. sl7l-a,
The series closes April 7.
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Boston Wool Market.

BOSTON. March s--Trade in The wool
market continues good value on firm
basis, but IL IS difficult 70 make an adj
r2ncs IN prices. The sale OF territory
wools foot Up literally on tha secured ha-
SIS or So132c for ine medium, and fne
white choice staple lots call FOR 34f3ssc
Fleece woods ara quiet. With prices
steady. Buyers 81 Australian woods are
LAYING by a liberal supply az nrnr prices.
and me, She secured price. So9sS,o; sta
pie. S4nSsc: Utah, Wyoming. etc, fine me-
dunn and fine, srllc. secured price. 500
S2c: staple. 3sf15c.
Australian wool-Scoured basis. comb
ing, superfne. 4T4 sSc: comh!ng. good.
S2G5t5c; eombing, average, so 4lo; Queens
land, combine sekpssc.
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san FRANCISCO. March alt tran
-pired today taat Fung fung Hens. Chi
rera consul general. secretly departed
fer Warrington Eve days ago 20 forsstAil
ths asputation of Gee Yup highbIndefs
who hope 70 influence this governments ~
interfering IN u. highbln0srs' fauds 81
this city by making certain representa-
lions 30 the Chinese emperor. The See
Yups hope 70 secure Tire roisass from shi-
ness dungeons Of the relatives OF san
Franchises Highlander o-endsrs-
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s.-,cA ,or.. .sas: cedar sht-gie tags. s.
So Tss.Yrs 5~--Rcugn. s.: thick finish. sur
fsoe9 ore o. twc SIDES = ? aaa L inches
$3.50 - r@- 81 extra Cne-.nch 1risA.
ssI-. al veresez1 grain. - per u extra
rToo-srx. Srsss@z sn6 usfesss.- So
Stock boards. sch. $50 Ls1x.A -
5 fneh 81. 1o' = s. v Or enanrea rzistsc.
ard drop siding. welSal .ea ns. s1lalA
Pr :inaber solsts snd scantil-g .ogSa:
$50 -; 1s-sseh a sna D. s4ssza Bevel sd
srr ,l-f~rh. tied. s5frla- Ceiling v, b@sd-
- a. pizsn. Nos. l. and : !. or incn.
20 rs. Nos. :. 3zd s.ssses,. "a. 80 -
Isssh. SO rs weight. AS1i1. feet. sl-zA
wa.Ssnrton Rel Cedar Jarcsr-Rogsn;
ssGs. Bsves siding. weigh., 20 ns. 49,
sita csliings EslSass' Ne
Ss~A - r.. Nos. !. and 5. ~xs-tnch-
- Is So WaIEseetinss E@iA Rus,
tic s-rz& "A" shIngles. 10 s'z =. aa 49,
IS feet. ssasss4 Thick nnisn. $500. -
Sar s1as-~s :. :. and % feet, sz4stsa.
Ratfe1s. sss34oc per 100 Ansal feet F4eA-
Kna-arie.. 8 In ssvsnc. OF green. Drsy-
srsss-cOnnsn. sess per II: pressed.
tsT449 per 81. nrenrick. So terra eo11A
' tensnt coSbIng)-PoruAnd. K b 3 g..
LIN. t,obs1ns,-Au brands made on tina
Plaster oobelns,-Goldsa Gate. Per Dbl.
Plaster Hair tsossinx,--washsd. e1a per
-. unwasaed. ss1c per 10.
MISCELLANEOUS.
sosp-fJobhfngp-Sea savon. ns, &c:
f1.l- IA. EIe.trsc us. lilo, zoos, - ",
1siIc4rt a CO. Dora. zoos. SSf5s 1ls. Doc,
Corinne zoos. ysso. 2os. SOC: Rabbit
Us. 81; IeGs. sa25; Proctor & Samphss
Ivory. s0s. g &: Iels. s.: Casuie, wLlle' -
else per 70; CASTLE, notified, ioc- -,
Tobacco-lJo 5olngf-Png, cnewing VI
max, see: Star. SIC; Horseshoe. SIC; spear,
hsad. SIC. Pipx- Heidsieck, Sc seron
Tag, exc; Sun Tag. per 10. S2isc; some
thing Good &C: fine cut. chewing. Pan,
los, S. 595T.so: smoking, twist. e-o1s slc'
lz-ox. &C. cable Coii and a-oz plugs, as.
Seal OF North Carolina. rs. per 10. S9c.
iss sc. Lime Kiln, 2-oz. 55c, i-o1s stc'
MastfT Us 5ec: lis. SIC.
Paper obbsngl-Groccrs' straw, S.2c,
butchers straw. etxc: No. MANILA, s.2c:
No. / MANILA, size; paper bags, % ana ~
per cent OF list, gray express, Sa2c:
Bags-fJobbingl-%Srain per loo, s9.s1' eio'
per loo. $45oQs
Coal-(wholsssls and retaiD-Douoie
screened, &.5o per ton; average, IN car
load lots, $50; nat, ss.3 per ton: New
castle screenings, sL5a; Black Diamond.
s. per ton Cumberland blacksmith, $li.S0
per ton; May Creek. IS.