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Vkimday Kvkmnu, October lvl. J
There were hut few country merchants
in the city to-day, but order? by mail were
P Kid, and shipments about as usual. The
ruins so far Lave hud but little cll'ect upon
the jobbing trade, and the wholesale busi
ness is growing heavier with each week.
Trices uru uiicIuiiikco!, and remain steady
in lines. . '
TOTTOX.
Owlnptothe condition ofthe roads hut
little cotton wus received by wiigou, there
were, however, lnriror receipts by rail tbun
Usual, i'riees have not changed since our
yesterday's (monitions, but the market lias
teen tirin. While there has been no no
ticeable change in spots at any ofthe re-
MiviiiK 1 point , tbe i"'ket everywhere
S cIoickI lii ni, and at New Orleans were strotij,'.
AVe quote: . .... 1
Caul Ordinary.
Ixiw middling..
Mlililllnir
Mulct iniilillliiK
Uneil mlddliUK.
llldalliiK fiiir...
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KniToit II KHi.ii Will you please mump
me while I civc you what 1 conceive the
tinmen t condition and status of the second
rowth cotton crop ? Have contcinpliited
. doing this for some, time, and very recently
requested 10 no so uy some 01 our planters,
fsee, under vour commercial in the II kk-
a i.i you sav "that planters are in hope
I hut they will he t li run ir.lt picking hy tnc end
ol'themoiith.jilt hough new bolls are forming
lind lnutunng constantly, and unless trust
should come, noon picking will continue
late in November. lu this 1
think von am surelr mistaken
Ask tin v of the old gray-haired veteran
cotton planters, who have spent a life time
in the service, as to the possibility of tho
present maturity of this second-growth,
mid you will havu but one response from
from nil, that it is utterly impossible for it
to mature lliis lule in the season, and how
important that we should know the trnth in
tins particular, l liavo never enter
, tuined at anv timu the most distant
idea from the first rain, 10th of September,
thai it would beid' any benellt to the cot
ton, hut in my judgment it was an injury
as it reduced much of the cotton in classifi
cation, from leaf stain and dirt, from live to
seven dollars per hate, i was uorn nun
reared in (Icoriiia; been a resident of this
state over tweiitv-six years; boinif about
eiiially divided between Kiuilh and Jhillus
counties, mid it) till thhitiiiio being either
ongflged in raising cotton or ft Close ob
server of it, and have never seen but two
second crops mature, once in Smith county
(the date 1 do not now remember) and once
in Dallas county in 1.S7H, the lalterof which
we are all pretty familiar with. One of our
largest cotton planters in the county said to
mi- that the top crop was an utter failure,
and oU'ered to sell his entire top crop ej.unu
- acres) lor one irood dinner at the i.ciirand
hotel. 1 do not wish to mislead or inisrep.
resent as to tho true condition ol the cron,
What 1 mean by second crop is where the
cotton stopped growing from drouth, and
began to grow alter the lint rams, will not
mat lire, there are a lew (and but very few
isolated cases) from some peculiarity in the
soil later planting and cultivation that will
mature some llile cotton, mis i mi not
include in second urowth. Now that the
caterpillar (I understand have made their
I appearance, and will strip it oi an us leaves.
, making it still more unfavorable lor it to
mature, as the leaves of every plant in its
' linn's, and isiudispeiisable in iiiutiirintr its
growth). The only utility this growth can
he put to is in wintering cattle, as the
young bolls are very nutritious; now forage
is scarce and high, will our planters try it?
W. W. Kosh.
lMi.nn. Tkvas, October lSlh.ll,.
We hold tba ouiiiiuu of Colon! lloss in re
gard to crops as high ns those of any other
.i :.. ii... .,i..t.. i.i.i ii. j. ..,...tt
K( llllliilllil n hi I uv nun'., niii i ... i, .., i.ru
he makes does not apply to nanus county
alone. We have the best newspaper cvi
deuce, that what we said ill regard to new
bolls forming and maturing Is correct. The
Mlierinnn t'ourier savs the lichls of Uravson
comity "arc still green, and the plant looks
ns though it was growing and Is blooming.
l he ton ho is are not niuiiiring. uiui.it-
I li Itiiek Itioiohlieini savs "Ihe late ruins in
tills stale have had a splendid effect on the
late cotum. Tho statement that the cotton
c crop is nearly all picked out is untrue, so
far as south Arkansas is concerned. A
large portion of it yet remains in the fields
in that section, mid the pickers have not
been idle either. The fact Is the crop will
be much larger than has been estimated."
The (Ireenville Independent says; "If we
do not have a killing frost before November
1st many Ihruiers w ill gather a pretty fair
crop nl'cottou, which will lie very acceptable.
Other papers ovcrTcxasspcak in like terms.
Now there can be no advantage to any one
to underestimate the crop any more than
to augment it. AVt try to give a plain,
lair statement without being inllucuecd by
any one man's opinions. A little over a
year ago a gentlemen of this city, who
uught to have been better posted, published
an urticle in which he said that ho had
gone out himself and examined the cotton
in the liuKIs and found that there was not
one boll in thirty but hud been pierced by
tho worm, and that one planter had sold a
hundred acres of his growing cotton for
Si'.tl, and that the crop was ruined beyond
redemption. Wo only mention this to show
that the opinions of those who know so
little of the crops should carry no
wuight with the public. Still, should
they bo passed by uncontradicted they
inliiht mislead our people again and cause
them tu lose thousands upon thousands of
u.uiars in wild speculation, tone scooped
up" by the rings in the east, who greatly
control prices of snots as well as futures.
So tar the 11kru.ii s statements have been
verified by results. Weabstain from oU'erirg
any opinion, but give fuels to our renders as
they present themselves.
Hince writitiitlho above we met cue of
otlr most observing and inlalligunt citizens
who has just returned from Heuloii county.
Ho Informs us that he mot many planters
in that section, mid nil agreed if frost held
off two weeks lalcrtliey will hnvea splendid
top crop of cotton there, He reports the
corn in a line, nourishing condition in lieu
ton county.
The estimates of Ihe yield of the cotton
rrop for IsM seems still to puzzle
the brain of statisticians. The New York
Commercial Advertiser put stlic crop don nut
about l.OUO.oou over that of bTit, and says;
"It will thus be seen that the lowest Csti
inato of to-day is larger than any season loi
the past leu years, with the exception ol
last year, when there was a surplus over
the sales. This surplus, visible and invisi
ble, Is estimated at about MKi.lHI bales; but
, nn olio thinks any actually good cotton
( of Inst year has been left over.'1 An Kn
gllsli paper estimates that there was nil ad
ditional reserve lull over hum last year's
crop amounting to uWMKHI bales. All these
estimates may be found far from correct
when the crop Is marketed. The yield
will probably be less than a great many
plow anticipate,
f Kt'Tl'i'KS.
Futures eoutlnne to be irregular, al
though they hnvo an upward tendency, lu
lw Orleans they advanced over last
night's (imitations about ten points, and in
New York they opened at It.olfor January,
declined to 11. il and Dually closed at 11. 7.1.
In ;l.lverpool they also advanced S ;i'i for
December mid January, The following are
the closing quotations:
Ntw Youk, Oilutnr In. Futures cloicil
jinn
iMtMMI.OOO bales.
OeWhr....N
r Kuvembur ,
Imsnulwr
JftMiinry. ,
liTimr
Morrh... "
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June '
aiiir
tnriAV. Vsr'snA
11 Himll 41 II sna il im
u 4IM in :imiii ai
II M'HI Iff It 4H,trit 4i
II 5 (II TK II 7l SS
II l"H 11 VI 11 HJWII SN
u ( ill ;M tw
W VMX1 p2 IHmPJ 1
VI 1'J S li Jim 11
I 'J -'-o l i 41 1 J ... 1 1 m
uu h;m4:4M 4t
Nkiv Uklkans, OcloUjr 1 Futures ciised
linn
ile. M.HOUtwlei.
TO P VY. V ST BBAV.
.. 1(1 IN, II) (MO S.'alU SI
.11 o;.ci it u'liu it:i lo W
...11 "jici.il i'.tl riwll M
... it i.'uii nil at wit a-'
,. it 11 Ml it IIW.lt 4-'!
.. Ill It 7111 57(0,11 .'iS
...111 KIM 11 M.lt 7IK-I 11 "1
.. Ill KIM 11 I'lll 7no.II 711
...ill !l,(ii la lull hsill l
.. VI OsiijlJ 10.11 "No,il IW
Oetohcr ...
Nvtmlier
l)is'cuilii.'r.
Junuary ...
ri-briitu-y..
March
April
May
June
July
LlvEin'OOUOctober 19
Futures closed flrui.
11 7-:i'.M .
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lleliilier-Niiveinlier
NiimnU'r-DiHTinhcr. ., ,
lieecnilier-Jioiiiary
Keliniury
Kubrnaiy-Maietl
April
May-June
In New York snotsclostid'steadv. middling
II 1-2, the same price as brought last year
on the same day. Hales, .'l.l.'d. The net re
ceipts were IH,ki7. Kxports to tireat llri
tain, .'J2,!HXi; France, 5,MI; continent, 3,MS.;
channel ports, none, otock on hand, Slid,
:i!il bales. The stock on hand the samo day
last year, was &7,!s. The net reccijits
this day one year ago, were I5H.074, showing
a decrease this year of 41,-47 bales.
New Orleans spots closed strong, low
ordinary 7i; ordinary It, good ordinary 104:
hoy middling Wj; middling I0J; good mid
dling 111; middling fair 11J; fair 12J. Kales
11,
(Jnlveston closod firm; niiddlinglOJ. Sales
UU bales.
St. Louts closed quiet.; middling 11; good
ordinary lOi, ordinary !IS. i'eceipts 3,581 .
shijiuiei'its 1,7111; sales 1,112; stock on bund'
37,(7.1 bales.
Liverpool spots steady; middling H 7-1(1,
Orleans 8 7-lti. Sales rjo.isjo bales, of which
IM.OOU were American.
tlliAIX.
The receipts of grain lu Hub city were
light, and prices unchanged. There are in
store in Dallas about lo,ooo bushels of com,
and 7ri.lHlO bushels of oats. The stocks of
who t, rye and In rlcy aro very light. The
demand for all kinds of grain Is good, and
seed wheat, rye and barley command the
highest quotations, and aru probable worth
more in the market now than will be later
in the sensoir, w hen seeding is over.
in Chicago, November wheat opened at
l.ii'i, remained steady during the day and
finally rinsed at 1 .:!.', a half cent lower than
last evening. Corn for the same month
opened at til i. and closed at lilj, nil eighth
of a cent higher than yesterday's close.
November pork sold at '17.01), Last
night's close sold for 17.25.
FINANCIAL.
Haying. Selling
New York Kxcluoige .V" - V l'urtoU
SI. Louis " "
Chicieto "
New Orleans " "
Uiilvestna and ltousliiu li "
Coin ineii Uil cxcliiuiKc iipnii all points , to V
discount.
Hierliug sight, I S'i.
Francs .Vaj ID.
Marks -''i.
((old, silver, oilier llinn trade dollars, par.
Trade dollars Ml cents,
Mexican dollars SO
Mexican halves ; , 40
Mexican quarters 15
MONKY MATTKHS.
The continued inllux of gold from Ku
roie is one of the causes which so happily
elici ts the southern states at this time.
Money is becoming so plentiful ill this
couiiiVv that capital is seeking invest incuts
that will pay a certain percent. Hence,
railroad bonds are in denuinil, and all the
roads projected and building in the south
lind it an easy matter to procure tho money
needed, provided capitalists are assured
that iheirinvestnientsiire safe. Should ibis
stale of affairs Inst for live ytars it will
make a wonderful change in the south.
Cities will he built up, lands now vacant
will be occupied, mineral deposits will be
developed, property of all Kinds will be
cnluinced In value, and wealth and pros
pis Ity will swiftly follow.
Money in all the great cities is becoming
ciuier, although the rates of discount have
not lessened much. In all the noithern
cities money is worth 8 per cent, on short
time ia(ier,'while In eastern cities it Com
mands Ironi I lo ti per cent.
The dividend paying mines of the coun
try number oS, and hnvc paid out an aggre
giite of $!.!I10,!IIU, of which the live compa
nies nf Arizona contributed $l,.llfi,U0O; 17
California eontnatiics. $l.7'J,ri,l 11: the live
paving mines ol Michigan, $2,2ii.'i,(XK), and
Colorado's 12 companies, $ l,ii2l,2.Vl. Ne
vada's mines number II, which have dis
bursed $1 ,.'M7,o2.'i; l'likotn, II mines, jo.'lo,
Ootl; Molilalia, II mines, $:W,000;Ttali, 2
mines .'iO(i,otiO; Ceorgia, a gold mine, $IH,
(SSI, and Missouri, 1 lead mine, $IO,uiO.
Michigan's profits exceed those of any
other state or territory HKi.-Vi'. Mexico
eontains32l mineral districts,!'! placers and
mines (worked) which produce I 42,-
,"ii7,;iiHi cargas (.'Km lbs. to the carga) per
minum, the value ol winch is t-".i,ii,i,i,i.
Over III per cent, of the imports at San
Francisco in August is credited to China
and Japan. A large portion of these im
ports, however, is m transit for markets in
the Atlantic stales, and San Francisco gets
very little benefit from the movement.
Freights,
On cotton, aro ns follows;
si. lauds, per UK) lbs
New York, " "
Ilosliui, " "
New Orleans, " "
Houston. " "
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lialvesloii, " " 85
On lis ill, frclgliHi are as follows, secoml-clnsa:
Kinds JScts
Corxlciuia -S
Mexla 40
Urociilieeck 4.'
Kosvo M
Culvert. M
llenrne I7
Terrell -1
Wills Point M
Mlneola :iS
I.ongvlew u7
Miusliidl 1.0
Fori Worth .H
WeatluTl'ord ,'U
(iordoii. .. ., 43
I'lseo M
llalrd I Id
A lill.-no Cv
Colorado Cllv SI
lllit Springs SI)
l'liiun li
MeKinnev 'Jt
Sherman ."J
DeiuUMiu ,i. i St
Wiixaliaehle tst
Peiilon ai
Hot Point 40
Whlleslmni .' 4!
lodiicsvlllv 71
DALLAS ntlCK tl HIIKNT.
Uniir, (train and Hay,
Vi oeii-We quote City Mills ss follows: XXX,
VI . XX XX, il c,.; vxirafl i
imported : XX. per cut, W "JH XXX, J.I ,w,
X X X X, H '.HV choice family, II 2o to Kl 10; laney,
II HI to II 7
kvk xearce. e rpinto per nnshel, 1 ROnvl 4Ct
HAIU.KY-Kcarev. IkkkI deuiand, II 00.
Plus Wo uaote ut mills. Il(l 10. lu tnn
sacks, II 40.
t OIlNMK.Uf-ror hllMICl, 1 2.V
Oats In hulk, 4sa."av.
WnrAT tl U0io;l W. ma lier trra,tn Slinroiua
It Ohio I'D
coiin nid lii ear, 7.V.T snc; new, In oar.d Ortav
lliv-Datk. wis; lirlulit. Ill Fnnn iun.
prairie, haled, daik, llivo U; bright, Itmg'id;
Iii IkIU, free on IkxihI, car, 111; (lark. 11 1.
We llllote: Clionliedeiirii. nor 1ml luiinid S-i 9V
eluiia'd corn sad (nl, per 10U pound", ti 2V
ehupped tinrley, ar loe iund, tl 'i crushed
corn and eoli, iter Inc. sauids, 11 'A isirn bran,
ht iou poinius, 7.i iiranain iiunr, piT lou
IHiiniits, til W; eresin Insal, ti Ml; tine Isillep
luoal, tar liiKhel, II l liomlny, )s'r luo miiuiiI,
l; Krlts, per IM) hiiiiiiIs, 1.1; corn lloar, per 1UV
IHM1UUS, Wi 9U, a T . (
Keeils.
(lrKMAKMll.l.KT We ipioie none In Hie market
Hardin, to per psptr, mull; wholi'l l lo
le pur pajwr.
tonos-Al the oil mill, Wit per biiahcl.
1 ' . ' Wool n'nd Hlden.' '
tnt anfl tnntiura tine, rr, testy, "Jlot bisrk,
burry and dlrly, lo loo ott.
Pry flint. IS poiimls suit Menard, 104Ul(ni
dry kips, 10llr, wctsalted, !(4;)ie, sreeu bulcU-
er hides, .'i'.hiV; all damaged, wet or dry. half
liriec; dei r skins, khcep kill loin i'.di.aMc
eueh.
Kkk-wax 14 to ISc per pound as p"r color.
Tali.ow la harrel, 4.'ie: in cuke, 5c per lb.
Live SUMk.
Catti.r Four years. IHxa,-'-.'; three yrnis, 8Mi4
17; two years, w.l'2 .W. one year, STfo.D.
Ham cons tV2 MM.Is; slis kers, JlJiiil; mu :li
Cows and calves Sl Koi'i; springers, UCKuii.
HoiisKK 1-oides IIUkuIO; farm stock, IO(.i);
harness livery, ITofo liV faucy hsriitss, li's
17u; haruei.s suius, ;'4'i,.Mio.
Mi-i.ks Small 40(a0i; luediuia, 5"i6100; extra
draught, floowl.X).
Hons None on the market and In demand.
Mctton SiisKe Tluv arc ipinlalile l W W
HI per head. Per weight, S.W per pound.
4irarerles.
rorrst-RIn eommon, i:iKI4c; fair, HffllV;
choice, lfi to )li; I.aguj ru, 17 to 18i; Java, 28),
Tkas linperlal. NXnCie: Young Hyson, 40oO;
Oolong. i'aaUir; Japan, )(iioc.
Scoaiis Wo iiiiote: Powdered l'J.Vc; crushed,
IS'jc; granulated, II Vc; standard A, 11';; extra,
OlO'j; Louisiana white clarified, 11 to ll ': yel
low, clarllied. 11 to ll.Ue; choice, 10c; prluic,
ti: fair, Se.
Moi.asskh Louisiana choice, tte; prime 6:)c;
fair to good none in market.
Pota loKs SI 7,'iMii per barrel, and II Kiper
bushel.
Swfft Totatoks $2.10 per bushel.
Osioss It Tftof o.OO per barrel
A rei.hs 4 noiii.'i SO per barrel.
KiCK-Wbolesiile, 7 to.','.
Halt lu buvrel, ti 06; Liverpool In Racks 51 75
fel .'.
CkACKsns-Soda, X, !,'; XX, 9 XXX, 10;
cream, IIS: ginger iinips, 11 V.
Hoah Olive, it per box; blue India, lb.
bars, :i 7.r per liox; lb. bars, frt 75 per box; 1 lb
bars, tt 75 per box. Kureka boap, J 05. Cy
clone, fcl 75.
Hkans 7)j to 8c per pound.
CAMil.KS-ritar, full weight, 10 1-2.
Cukes Hie.
Hominy and (Jhits (C to 0 50 per barrel.
Diiikii Ai'i'i.Ks sriMi;,'.
Ukikii I'KAciiKSUn peeled, none; peeled lie
ipcr pound.
Pickcks 111 60i 12 per barrel; half barrels,
17; firm.
Coal Oil. 110 deg. Ore tost; lu .barrels, 17c;
111 eases, 8J '.'0.
Oi.otiiks Piss- Houi.il, 0.V; spring, SI per box
WCASt'UKS li bit'liol, Iron bound, t;t 50 ;i(l.
dozen: livo boop palls, SJ 10: three-hoop, IWai;
Tl'iis Three m-at, ti ;t0c Ml; eight nest, 10.
No. I, I'J ;w per dozen: No. i. SS .'a); No. :t. 7 5 per
Wash i:o,u i-Wood, il lb; zinc, 1 W); Near
Km, 82 5tH2 70.
W km, IIcckkts Jl nmffl ;.i per dozen.
1'OW IIKI! S li'i per keg of 25 pounds; 12,'j.dO
:l 5S; (,i do II !M; blasllug kegs, II Ml.
SiioT-Drop, bag. ti 10 lo fc! 25; buck, $2 40 to
;'.
Mackkkki. No I, barrels, 111: half barrel", I":
kits, lwl 10; No. a barrels, 'l fiO U) 110; Imlf
luirrels, So .Ml to f(i; kits, !H to !'"; No. :i barrels,
is to tj'.i; half-barrels, So to to 50; kits, 75c lo
It 10.
Caniiv Slick, Wi to 14,'j'c a pound, Fancy, 15
to 25c.
LvK-Concentiated, 82 75(it4.
Itoi'K-bisal, ,', Inch basis, 'J to 10c; cotton, 19
ti M.
' Missociii Cinrn IMtMc rer gallon.
ViNKoAit Per gallon, 20(oj:i0e.
Wiiacimno 1'Ai i.li Han and straw, 45c to OOP.
STAItCII 5('l5,0
Jens We (pinto lie per gallon for glazed.
Cns-ks, loe per gallon for glazed.
Pkaciiks lbs, 82 l.'.i.u'J to; il lbs, :l(S'H 30.
Tomatoi.s I lbs, 81 4U(nd 45; lb, 61 75.
Meats mid I, aril. v
ItAcox Long clear sides," 12V to Lie; short
clear 1;; lo Ll'.i breakfast bacon l l'ic
Imv Salt Long clear sides, U; short clear;
12 to I2'.
llAMs-Canvnssed II l-2f lis-.
I.akii Tierce LIV: half liarrel, IK.illl-lc;
pails 5 lo 10 lbs. 15c. .'! lbs. ul 15 1-1.
llutter and Kggs.
Kiuis Market '.well supplied, l.ii" 15e per dozen,
111. ITKH Noithern, 2hji 27, Texas, 20i'Wo,
1'onllry anil iam.
ClIK kksjs W ipiote at 12 25f.i2 75 per dozen;
turkevs, MK'i 7's': prairie chickens, :i ht dozen;
iniill.'jl 25 per dozen; wild turkeys, 81 20wd 25;
rabbits, 75c per dozen; squirrels, 75c nor dozen;
ducks, large, 5 small, 82 25; venison, Wafi,'ac.
I'rnlt and Nuts.
We make the following quotations:
Kaisins London layer, new, per box. Sit Go;
hiNerl2 OOHKOU.
Bananas Perbsneh, 12 Wlnil.
(iaKKN Acci.Ks-ll I'aMj pel barrel.
CraiiANTa !k".
Pkaciiks None In markel
Cu.iKoiisiA Pkai:s 85 perlaix.
Pi'.cans None in the market.
Oiiasiiks Sicily, S.S per Imx.
I.KMONS Sicily, per box, I'J 50 to 110.
Ni ts Almouds, 2te per pound; Brazil, K'iS I'J;
lUberls, 1 5o; Kngllsb walnuts, none; chestnuts,
hnporled, none; Italian, none: peanuts, Tennes
see red, Ve; choice tt liilo, 10c: cocoanuts, 7 per
UHl.
Kins None In the market
llArr.s lu frails, SbiOc per lb,
Iron, Nulls, Wire, Mc.
Iiion We iiuoto mcivhant bar, to rales; Nor
way and Sweden, Ilk".
Pl.llW STKKI-7C.
WlHK-Snioolh wire, No. !). 5i;e; Nos. 10 and 11,
fs-. No. 12; 7e; Jappaued, b.irla-d wire, He; gal
vanized barbed, loe.
IhntsK Siiiiks Per kcr, $5 50.
Hoiisk biioK Nails Per box, 25 lbs, No. 7,
$5 5il; No. s, 5 25; No. 6. In.
Nails From led loiid. 81.1 rates.
TiSNKU's Stock libs k tin, per lb, Sflc; tin
plate, 14x20, IS per box; I 0 11x20 8s; do. I X,
ill trtj slue, 12o per pound, solder, 15c per Ih;
sheet Iron. ('' per pound:
axks ivr box, sa ta((iu ;iu.
Iry 4ioods,
Prints Kri'emnn's, fti;Aiieonln, 0','; tllimstcr,
il1,: Bristol, : OnH-uwieh, ti: Poalmdy, solid, ii;
l.oill fancy, 5V llarmoiiy. 't'i; Siirague.C; Haul
Ulnn, (ISI: CiK-liero, 0,: Allen, 0
KixKliiiowN lioMisTiiy-Central, ,; (lllcon,
7: Busy lice, 7; Conllnenlal, S; l'nenliontus, 7;
Cedar Kalis. 7S: OnH-ubrier, S,; Atlanllc, 811;
Kis klngham, S1,: New Hartford X, 47; lhmilot
Mill, 7',; Boston, OO, 8: l.hinwnod, ' .
Iii.kaciikii lioMKSTiea Barnsley, ti; Dover, 8;
connnonwcallli, O, 6.i Morning Siar, 7i: Krult
l.is.iii, 10',; Standard, 10; Cbapuiaii X, 'a; Al
tisiua,6'a'; K.lmdale, C1,'; Soiuira, 0; Signal II. 6;
Just Out, 5',; Kalruiount A. ti',.
Hi:av v BaowN Iiomkstics l'ltlfleld, 71.'; An
gusta, S: Kim ky Mountain, 7V; Old Donduloii,
il'i; Agawiui K, li'i; Colliugwood. 7.',; Star of
the west, S: Princeton, 4'i; Indian Orchard, 8', ;
l'ark A 11; lluckeve, a.'i; t'ubot W, 7,'j Lyuinu, T,
Siikktino Lancaster, 10-V; 31c; Jtonadiiock,
10-.'. t; Androseogghi, B-. 27t'; Ainhoscog.
gill, l0- '4, 31; I.aueasUr. 10-' bleached, 211; Low
ell, 10-4 bleached, 25; Sullivan, 10-bluaehcd,
X; Mtuindnoek: U-21',; Mouadnnek, 10-V, 25.
Cotton KiASNFisAmoskeaK AAA, 17c: do
Bll bleached, 15; llugeuot S, S; do bleacbed, !i;
llniailton X K, brown, 10; do K, bleaiiied, 12:
Lawrence, K K, blown, 1); Fremont DL, "S;
Niisbuii X, II1,.
Hi i Koiiv-Koiidlemaii. 11,',': Easlnn, 10; Wvt.
Orli Slntea, ti.',; American, 3x;i, t.'.; do 11x0, 10;
Sheridan ilxll, s1,'; Mechanic 3x:l, 8,
Diiii.i.s-llont, , sullolk, 6,',; Adiiatlc, 9'u';
Lnurel, 0; lbs k llend, 7'j'.
TlCMNu-ArkwrlghlH; Ainnskcng ACA,I7',';
Hniolltoii 0, 12; liliuwood, tl,1,; Ocean, S; Jewel,
City, D';; Mi'iluoa AA. Ill; York, 14.'a; Clark's
Stand. 12',: Cordis AAA, Hi1;.
I'l.Ain (iss iiU HOs-OUawa. 8','; (leorgln, 11 '.';
Mngnnlla, 7)(: Atlanta, e; Tidal Wave, H; Heltu,
S; llurrleaue, 10.
CiiKViors lletkshlro AA, 11; Monitor, 0; Horn
hny, 7',: l.nngley, 10; Long's best, L); Bristol, 8.',;
Hunker Hill. 111.
Cotton Ucck Arkwrlght, fancy. 111; Hlnrk
gray. II',: Bear lluek Sox, 28','t I 'ol lit mas Mill,
Ul',: Moiitauk AA, IS; Klrkwood, ta.
Kf.nti'ckv Jkans ltvlnu Doe. 42M: Leanilna-
Ion. .12; Monlgouiery, ;: lilen Lin k, .11',; Wood,
land, 22',; Knrwnlks, 20; Sandusky, 17(, May.
biisik, II; llecrwissl, 10.
ki'cki.i.ants ciiiiinii. 7n: nival, as: cmuiHr.
land, 11 10: Foxeraft, K: Karnsworlb, M.
I. s niis asii nun. I.".: drca iwi J. in; ne
atly, 11 'i; lllne Kmk, 12.1,; Aiulahuila 18.
Wagon XV imkI Work,
KeoKIs From 2 to 2', Inch, ner aeL XXX se
lect, tt: XX, ti 75.
Mawkd Fki.lou IV to 2.V, II 75 per set,
HiiRRtes, Hprlnn M'hkoiis, K.tc,
Hmafts WiOT: poles, Itiiiri.t per dor.
HcooiFs (irade Naud spring, ton. HOiSitaO: do
0a n, nortsu: do tide springs, top, linMrl.'Vi: do
aldobnr.llOOtailHO; diipliaetiins.l'2.'M M): A grade
mo spring, iiiiw.in no ninietoioi. sini.j.joo-
Jump seal Imggiea. l75wl'4k platform springs,
tiivis (Afi iiireu suiug wagoiiB, S'.vi&ll.
Scrap Iran, '
rsst. It ner hundred: stove. Meeiits: wronobi
50c to II (air hundred; brass, $s in 111! per hun
dred: eopiHT, 110 to li M per handled; duo and
ead, 14 pur biuidred.
1 Wlaes ami Liquors.
Ai.coiiol-W 80 per sal as per high wines.
U'niKHv U..llll.l kl (y,kl Ml n... ... A
sont mash one year old,;ll OH; two years, old.
iiWKHilli; three yesrsold, l3 50(8H75j faucy
extra uldwhisky, I4'j;.. as per ago.
Wines clnret. in case, i V5, per quality; ( a
Llwbil,per gal. M !0.i I v p,,rt, si 2l!i : .iory
iwr gal, it 210.1 Madeira, perjal il W(j5; liiiii
wine, In ea-es it imi 10.
CUAMPAiiNc c.s.k s. in baskets. J1W20: Held
sick, in basket, l.s.v. Krug, tu basket, IJ02
i'Oln('li(t ctiaui,:(ue, 7(rtll.
Al t Stin k Ale, per doi, 2 15(2 25; Porter,
per dor, 2 15n2
B'lTTl.t. llr.i.1: st Louis quarts. 112: pints $12 50
Budwciscr, own size, $12; pints, 513 60.
Leather, Etc.
oi.eleatii:i: Oak-No. 1, ei0; No. 2, 0C(4
Hkmi.ock Pi st bnfTaln slaughter, .tlfflM; good,
28; do good. Xm, 2, 2ti; gmal damaged, 25.
Oak LUimuss LtATiinii No, 1, S7:te; do No.
2, ..
II km lock rrlme. 88: do good, S4; do No. 2. .W
Krknch Calfskin 11 25 ui 1 'jo, according to
quality.
I'iiii.ap.f.i.fiiu Calfskin No. 1, Jl 10 tol Z
do No. 2, It lo 1 10.
Puii.ADKLrHiA Kirs No. 1, 85c to SI, accor
ding to weight
Siikk.f SKis-Tnpnlng XXXX perilos, 10 oO,
Llidligs, white, XXXX I'J; russets, (ilsci.
niillillng; Material.
BnicK At the kilns to 110 kiln run.
Stonk At the Pallas quarries, 5u per cubic
fisit; II for foundation; 10 for wall and 25 lor
dressed front
Lea ma Yellow pine, rough, 12 25 per 100
feet: over 21 feel in IoiilmIc S-i .Ml Mniii,i
dressed flooring and finishing, 2 75; ceiling
12; J, ceiling, 12 50; white pine ceiling, 12 75 first
common; white pine siding, rlrst common. 12 .50
ash and walnut flooring, IKK) ,cr thousand:
poplar, dressed both sides, o5; rough walnut,
I25 In 150. ( (immon d(Mjrs, 81 50 to &l; sash, il 25
tu r, no uy i. (.. ' '
Miii.Mii.KS Yellow pine, W 50 to 4 25; white
pine, : 50 to 15 00. Cypress, Xo, 1, .-, N0
1150; N0 3.I3 2S. '
PoSTs-Ccdar. 812 ,50, ItoK'd'nrc, 15.
Laths 8.1 50nr4 per thniisaml.
Ckmknt ltoscudalc, ;( 50; Louisville, tl 50
Portland, 80 50.
I'l.AsTi.H Paiiis Per barrel, -Udl 5(1.
It Aia Per pound, 7',o.
Cf.mknt Ki.i i:s-C, ineh. 3J( 7 hu b jiv- r. i, h
ceiling Joint, St: 0 inch cap, 7 Inch ceiling
joint, II 25: 7 Inch cap do, line.
iiiiain Pick A Inch, lcc per foot; 4 inch "Cc
6 Inch, a7!.,c; 7 Inch, 4IH-; s inch, faic. ' '
-MiXKD Paints Keadv lor use and nil co'o-s
II 2.i(.id 85 per gal. All Ihe tested and standard
make are on sale hv liallns dealers.
Wiiitk I.KAii-Sulelly pure, 87 s2.
I.imk ('(Hipercd, Ausiin. 52 per barrel; hulk.
II Ml: Denison car lots, 'Hie; iicr barrel '1 "V
Dallas, hi lots, 20c; per bushel 2h '
I.INSKKI) OIL-Kaw, li:ie; boiled, 72o.
CoopenigH
Sfolasses barrels, $1 :si; hall barrels, 81 25; kegs,
,5e: SIlL'ill-liHrn'ls .v.- I, 11 I... , r..lu , I , '
per l.txa.1. 812. ' '
Coul and Wood,
Coai Tndinn nation, S8 per ton, delivered.
Cokb 5dc per barrel.
Woon oak, hickory and nsh, ir, 50 to 1.1 75
nor eitnt Ktiue.l ui..v ,.......t tu ...,..;n ...
- ........ nu in luiiiiung in mc
rales of Jl 50 hi 5 per cord.
i iiaiicoal Cecals per barrel
Fbth and Oysters.
Fisii-Kcd, shoepliend and trout, 12,','c; New
Orleans red snapper, 18e; Spanish mackerel, 25c.
CivsTKiis Baltimore, per can XXX, :iuc; medi
um. !.; extra select, (die; Matagorda and Ber
w u k s bay, il 50 per hundred.
Irllgs.
F Acid rtcnznlc iicr ounce 30c: acid carbolic so.
niion. 5,5c; erj slal.i'rt aji per lb; acid citric, 75cper
.... -,ii.M.iiie, onion- per in; acid lanaric, 4.kj
per lb; alum, 4a5e per lb. Ammonia carbonate,
2ik" per lb: assaiu tlda, S0e per lb: balsam co
pahia, 70c per Lb; borax, 17c per lb; blue vitriol,
10c per lb; calomel, 75e per lb: calomel, (Kngltsh),
II 00 per lb; camphor, refined, :12c per lb;
eineiioiuiua, 7oe per oz; chloroform, !HI
cents per lh: chloral, hvilrat, (I75a2 00
per lh;oream of tarter, powder, :isn40c per lb: gum
,i,.,iiiii, ,er hi; gum sneuac, .c iicr ili; raw
idilue, 8 I 00 ner oz: oil berLoitnot Li :, i,r 11,.
oil lemon 8tf ,'d pur lb: bromide potass 40c per lb!
U' & WJiodidu potass. 82 50 per lb; IP At W):
quinine, sulphide, 82 00 per oz. seed
ClirilWIIV. l.'d! lie I- Hi- turn,,., o- II..
strychnine, crystals, 81 00 per oz; sugar lead, 25c
p( r b. Hour .sulphur, .' "(o il; per lb: sails epsoiul
:i u per lb. Spirits turpentine Otic per gal
For Sale.
A first -class plucton, post $250; will sell nt
if u'. A nrss-class liucK Jtoanl, f4(l. A
tirst-class 1'iano Ilox buggy nt $stl. ltupgy
iiihi spring wagon poic.s ironi .s to .!!,
Muggy and plucton tops from $12 to $.50,
Antislialt. rattlers nt flu rents. liuggics.
carriages and Wilsons repaired In first-class
style, at prices lo suit the tunes. All work
warranted. Wm. Lono,
7,'Jti it 710 Commerce Street,
Chris. liliitleiimn, of Fort IVortli.
Don't fornct to call nt "Local Option" in
Fort Worth, just opposite the depot, where
tho well-known Chris. Itintleniiui holds
turth, and who prescribes iiotlunir hut tlx1
licst li(iiors and cigars. His liand-niadc
sour-inash lonarch whisky, and lnmrovc-
inciit" cipis are lirst-class traveliiiK com-
paniiins, aim are reliable staml-bys to those
nauini!4 a oiai article. s
IJICOllD'S
VITAL RESTORATIVE,
Gives New Life to Wasted
Manhood
Its Cures liavo been Marvelous. Price, per box of
4110 pills, $10; KM ptlhOl. Fold only by
W. H. I10WKLL A 11KO., 607 Kim street.
Good Hpiisoiis for the Doctor's Fallh
Monbos. 0a.. Starch Q. ISsfl
We have for tnclvo months been prcscribliiK
"Swift s Svpblllilc Spccillc." In the treatment of
xypiiuis, ami many oilier diseases tom lilcli it
is reioiiimciiiicLi, mill mo results Have been
most satisfactory, nut havhm been illsniinolntcil
in a simile Insiancc. We think, fur all iliKcasut
It Is rcciminieudcrl to cure, It stands wllboula
IK'cr, iiihi nun an uu incdical profcssinn, will
sooner or laler, bn fureed lo ncknowlcdKC It ill
the treatment uf Sj plillls, as a slue ipia nou.
N. L. IIai.i.owav, M. I,
J. T. Uoiiinson, M. D.
Atlanta, Ha., May ti. 1ST9.
One of nnr wnrkniai had a had caso of Svph
Ills (if live yearn' siaiiilinir. and was cured 'en
tirely with 'Swill's Syphilitic Specific"
Wji. It. . T. v. IIoopF.a.
THE SWIFT SPKCIFIC COMPANY,
Proprietors: Atlanta, tia.
Sold by all dniKulsUi, Call lor a copy of
iimiiK .mcii . r ncilii. l.Ml. J.J
5! 7 St. Ohniltia Street, St. Lonls, M o.
t""" " M-sUmi Collf , h-rn ami
sua ouranlo niiwun m an? oil.,., l'bi.in in Si
Kf. ' tl"liu, Niillll Old r iSviiUliinW.
Hwihilis, Conorrhwa, Gleet. Stricturs, Orhi
lit, H'mn, or Rgpt.rs, all Urinary OiiMto, a
Mihililla Or nwreurisl ittpction, of the Ihrest
sin or bone,, ( tmn with un,nill-lc,lufM. et
('! i.,nili,o,ul,,k bit , PrumrtT,
nunrm.tiiiwka.. n-k.:i:i. - - I .
INMtf ,"" '(.!( of Snl-.bu In i.IMt-,a
lu o.kitrrr j.nlMWi7i(iM.,i, vtuh hw1i,i, .ni
r in, (tollowtii, mniti nnttwuut, h-mimi hmiii
Ml,, 4l(i,n.Af tight. S,-r(lv (..'(noi , . lM,,lr. ctb,
m. lirilildir,ftr,r,ltm wHtf olfriuiiM. rtili
, . - - in, -.. , u.i. i ,.. , m.rrnwn
upr0prilali.(.py.arpriMi..ll7rurM. rnilTi
'M f Ml tH li,( Ul th i .bov,, iut I. .4.1(4 liPtN, ri
l,tswl.M.ttM 0uiulullt,.toflN,ot lrvili7r
lluriix .filrudly ulk wblf oviiaonciMttftQtlilna-.
n. It U 4it to llt Urn lt Sir (rnin-n
tedU(i mq m ' .. ;(jlor,rii,c wh",. Car
MrM,vif1iJiiiM, -.,H,hl4IM It Utrmilt Umt,&
OOW UMirtt 0 A. M. to I .. M Hi,l,.U II II. y, p. a.
PinihlH fci K'j. 1 Ittcti far Wests, 1 Buasi
Pirsut fertoia. aSUDM. MsitM, .
RIIADri ,1 A ir I aea
. ' V.IJ rv I M VI K paoks.
him. I GUIDE.
-iN,iinwiiii tjnuig. arttira tor ih
IB pOfl.f if IHIrMlf, lr OftT Wnlll-rfUl MO ltUrJ
(fit It lift i tutm Mib AMl4-ugtih)ttai VU mm
5Ti -t, rrwptt m psirrT W mrn
ttllhtvr . 1 ti4-k u ko'Wil.ls-tsrtTi Hnw I If til li-
.... - issiii-ii, i ti? rnrnKHftfr iwptMi.tr uti
-Ml Mar am thfM Mrri4 rt.Mi.tMliif, -mrU
ftiot driMul It. Il otuKt t. t.t v. .V..L. - - - - - .sTT.
IlisthlttrMl tUuH prrssMM.Ih-9
nil uy, liiiirit.aMiitt m mof
' t 1
i nfr-Ttn 'inn umIii
---pon:
Pleasure, Comfort, Healt
SMOKE THE
ORIGINAL BRAND OF DURHAM TOBACC
See that it 15oars the Trade Mark of the Bull!
TAKE NO OTHER ! I POPULAR BECAUSE RELIABLE 1 1 1
BLAOKWELL'S
Genuine Durham Smoking Tobacco
MAXt'UnTPrnmivnv V
"W- T. DIjAOKWEIjIj b CO
iirnu i u ww.t
""'"-''i
A. W. CIULPKKSS! General Traveling Agent.
AyXZr Xs?7sX r - c
'
IIUEY & nilLTP,
SOLE
J. J. JONES.
JONES &
(SUCCESSORS TO
Land Agents end Collectors
... Of many years experience. The most eomplelo Land Offlcc In Northern Texas,
NO. ,10 MAIN STKEET, . . . (Opposite the t. (,'eor(;c Hotel), . . . DALLAS, TEX
:0:
W snns wi In ' l""" I T611?' 'h'M 1,1 U"' rollfholll the HtfllC Of TcX.I I
., i i " "hlnir to buy Improved or unimproved lauds nf f Not' KSTION ABLF TlTl P f
alcd In Iinllns r I ic .1 1 i t mr c.iinl cs. nrc csids.i.iliv s..ii..n.i ... I
mTAyHTKVH,t,U i'"e I"?1'"1, "'-""elMtes. and will -render pror..
BrS, uL L .1 1 'i;:..:-h' tmn,!,h " ,lR,,Iu Bhslrsets tor titles, slid do everylhlim perlsiUi
fiPlts of every descripii,,,, ,(, ,, hl thc most
J'ZXCnn"?MVMnv20tr)nUn'- '- P'nton, Collin, firnvmn, 'Kaufman I!ol!wnll If
.: X OVK THE BEST OF RF.FF.RF.NTKS.
C. J. MOORE,
Dealer in
Grain, Groceries
Country Produce,
No. 208 Houston Street, Dallas, Texas.
FEED A SPECIALTY.
Buys and sells corn, oats, hny and nil
' suburbs
ANHEUS
PREMIUM BEER
Received the highest award nt the rails Kxpotltlon for the,
Purest, the .Best and lost Healthy Beer
Manufactured in the World. ,
' ' All orders roniptly filled, Address 1
LOUIS REICHEN STEIN, Dallas, Texas,
LAGER KEEli SALES.
Ml T mil. TtunillillCilll. VovClllllO L". 1S7.S: The
tho vcnr euilhm Xovcmlicr I, show the enormous quantltr of lliti.IKH) barrels nf Inucr !r mid l'
Ihe Anheiiser Museti brewery. This return proves them the largest brewers In Ihe west.
LIBERAL lNDUCEMErs OFEE.IIED.
c
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STOCK BOUGHT AND
5 I
Dallas,
"at
Trinity lion Works
.'il I.,, NO MAGNOLIA STREET.
. - Texas.
Iron, Brass Foundry, Machine and Mscksmllliliiff
VenUllalors. Hash Wdilhl". Hiilllnir", Pulleys, llnxes mid Shiiflliur. Uencral repairs f;"l,n,or4
all kinds of Maehliuiry, Brans lias and llpu KlttliiK', kept tu block. Orders
fcxecuieu.
1b(
Js,
tfwoi
I wis
DALLAS, TEXAS,
AGENTS -
J. P. MURPH
MURPHY,
HOSSACK & JONES').
nrtlstln MyU, slort mke J.
at
other country produce. Goods, deliverer! lo ti
free.
EE'S
Agent for Northern Toxh- '
lltllCllll ri.tilrtin tn ll,n TIovumiia .l.mdi-hlipnt f
SOLD ON COMMISSION.
t 1 im ntTii iMs.iiutori
Minns.' Msnnfsetiini Iron flnr..,!
un,,ni fif.
Ihe
V,
bet
orlh CargJkl
1 l'i
fZy i'Vr s'Ti,'' K r :.
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all
Will