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THE DALLAS HERALD, TUESDAY MOIiNIXG, NOVEMBER 21), 18S1.
FINANCIAL.
When money is plentiful and seeking in
vestment, a desire to speeulatetakes posses
sion of all classes, from the highest to the
lowest, ami the individual who can com
mand a few dollurs at onee casts uhont hinr
to see where he ran invest it in the hope,
that it will brinn him thousands in return.
There is no doubt that the price of stocks
and bonds are continued at their present
hi(,'h rates by speculators. We hero m the
Booth arc reaping the benetits of specula
tion in futures of cotton, and the interest
that buyers have in maintaining prices keep
the staple up to-day at least a cent and a
liulf uhovo its vulua in Liver
pool. Tho speculative mania rages
in Kuropo as well as in America, and as an
evidence of this wo instance tliu Vnion
(lenerul, a financing company started in
l'aris in MT.'t by some, ricU Catholics. The
"Catholic interest" gathered round the
Vnion, it took Austria for its tield of action,
established a Laud Hunk in Vienna, and
"financed" railways, iron-mines und foun
dries in lioheinia and Hungary. Its busi
ness expanded so rapidly that in less than
tlirooyears its cullcd-up capital was raised
from !oO,UUU to .'1,1 tot 1,000, while its de
posits at u ti.xed rate, reached
JM,KJO,0Oi. It is believed to control
a capital of XlHVhhi.iiuO, and its
shares have consequently gone up from 15,
tho paid-np value, to l or seventeen
times tho original price. The London
npocinior, coimneutinir upon these facts,
remarks: "With such prizes in the mar
ket, all industry seems lame, and, from tho
ingMesi io me lowest, all are speculating;
while, as in France, most enterprises can
be affected bv the State, tho solicitations
olfers nnd direct bribes to politicians know
no limit. The politicians are crazy for
quick fortunes, nearly every journal is
intluenced by siieeultitors, and if a war
with Tinihuctoo would pay a warcry would
uv luiocu,
AXkvap.v paper says tho Comstock is
Virtually dead. It has had a glorious ca
reer nas milieu largely to the wealth of the
country, bus made several millionaires and
many hundreds of paupers, has won a
name and tamo which mitiilii t.. n
among the wonders of tho world. I'.ut it is
.1 1 ft ... i . . .
ucmi. j i may yoc nave a low spasms, but
they will indicate simply the death strug
gle. The peojilo living on tho Comstock
realize the situation. Ileal estate has
shrunk in value until there is no loi.ger
scarcely any value at all. The business
men arc following the miners to new ramps
the grand old lode will soon bo deserted.
Tin. Put. i;.. c... ....... it... t ii. i.. i..
............. i,ui .-, turn iiiciu in IHMY ill
the country $VII,;i(W,12.'l gold; where .lanii-
I IU-II .1 An-., mil i.i.. .. .
wi.T i, nine ywim ?-i..uo.rj, me in
crease having been a little over ll,i per cent
-nVi m inn V:i tniiiiiM, miult rerun-
oitesntnl banknotes in tlic wimu time bits
been $102,47.4. The leL'al-t.ml,.r nnfA
circulation is unclinnged. ltut pilij, silver
.! - ,um.,lul uaiiK. notes nave mrreusuU
I I' in ISA., liftl.t ah tin D!1.r,. ... i !..
... vt tn i)iiv;i nun llllliru III
this country. At all events, no twnnl was
M" urn uiiiuuiH irutMieiU. JMinntf I J10
-twi nuiMT-iiYr tram uie annual lm-mie
I inn liiiu iiii.i-.imiIi..1 i.i il. Jl. .
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It Is understood Secretary Folger has di
rected that computation be made for the
purpose of nsccrUiiniiiR nt what premium
the government can nd'or' : purchase 4)
and 4 per cent, bonds inst, .,,! of calling in
Si's, and at the same time protect the gov
eriiment from loss. This has I con done in
viewol'the fact that 4 J mnl 4 r-r cents are
not redeemable until lsill mu H107, respec
tivulv. Jf the surplus revenues should ena
ble tho government to call in all the out
standing ;ij per cent, bonds, which
Will certainly occur previous to the time the
next loan maturos, it. is maintained there
will then he no use for surplus revenues be
tween the periods at which tho continued fl
and (I per cent, bonds aro redeemed, and 4
and 4 s f II ilun An 'l u..-.,i..... i.v.i ...
: ..iiuiiii) rinnira
progriimtuo relativo to the outstanding 5
Mil. I I. ))..) until ......it.......! 1 1. 11 n
I " . iiiiimvu uimiiis, iiiero ap
pears to bo good ground (or the statement
unless some emergency arises, Windoiu's
policy ofcalling in continued (i's in prefer
ence to continued 5'j, will bo followed in as
much as the 0 per cent, load is the oldest
debt.
DALLAS EXCHANGE AXD COIN.
New York Exohamro B"f.(!i ?Sll!l"
Ctilcago "
New Drleans '
OalvosUin and Houston 'u
jnnnerciiU exchango upou all points H to
HtorltiiR sight, St 85.
Francji MjiS 19.
Marks 2).
UoUl, ullver, other than trade dollars, pur.
i'":, ' cents.
Mexican linlvcs 40
Moxicau quarUirs 15
COMMERCIAL. '
. Pai.i.as, XoTcmber is.i socms that
nun 111 me urgixgon tne part ol our busi
ness men. t.lm Itnurtl ,il"r-..iln nr i.:..
will not take steps to inaugurate a rcgular
............. ij,,,.,,, um, u, niosii ucsira-
ble objects that has been brought to their
attention since their organisation. The
henellts that would follow tha opening of
business exchange in Dallas havo been so
fully, discussed that it would bo super-
luous to talk of it further
through tho columns of n papoi. If the
Hoard of 1 rade takes such little concern iu
tho material prosperity ol'ourcitvas to pass
over so important a matter to our business
interests, we should suggest that our hut'.
chants and others interested, and who
would be benctitted bv its establishment
call a meeting and perfect the organization
without tho aid of the itoard of Trade
winch, so far, has evinced so much ai-iilhv
in a matter of such great, and wo
Might almost say, vital importance to the
business Interests of the city. When the
Itoard nf Irade was organised it was un
derstood that they would inaugurate, lb8.
ter and encourage oil such organizations,
but it seems they believe their mission has
been fullilled, and that tho business wel
fare of our city may take caroof Itself so
tar as they arc. concerned. It is tlniotlic
lloard of Trudo would. do some act for tho
boncllt of our city, iu somo wav, and if
they cannot of themselves inaugurate
nd carry to a successful
tsmsunmuuioii sonietliinn of material ad
vantage to our growing business Interests
or add to our commercial advancement,
they should notontirely Ignore the suggest
t ons nnd wishes of others, who Wk to
them lor countenance and aid in all mutton
that may prove benetlclid to our city in a
coinniere al way. If such matters are not
the province of the lloard of Trade, we
would U plesl to learn 'the
object .. of its organisation and
the i reason for its establishment.
Htislucsson our streets to-day linsbeen
fidr for the llrst day of the week. A tbn 1..
the weather hi been favorable, there wt
- u much racUvlty as usual which no
doubt. I. owing to the fact that farn sr. d
5r their tiext year's orops. There la a mm1
demand fi.r.lf kinds of country proP
iS le,,lcSn5
Vur wholesale merchanti ar filling f0m.
good onlers by mail, and a number of . with 1S1.000 operatives against 5o0 0iO
country dealers are in the city, and a few Hrilish operatives is credited with a pro
are buying very liberally. Shipments to-Muetion, the value of which is more than
day are fully up tho averago ofthe past j one-half of that of the United Kingdom,
i,... ... mii i, u.m our iraue may ue uuuieci
as fairly active
At Klgin, Illinois, on the 22d, there were
sold on the llonnl of Trade 1,18i boxes of
cheese at y cents, nnd l!l,!wo pounds butter
at 4U cents. The irregular sales were l.tii)
boxes of cheese mid 2S,'AH) pounds of butter.
Total sales, iliH.1114. 10.
We lind tho tollowing reference to a new
1 j, , , ,. - - ... inu ..in .11. us in j,- i, rroin ineso re
branch of Canadian tiado in the l.iverpool turns it is to be seen that every Aiuer
Joiirnal ol Commerce: "An interesting can spindle consumes tr. pounds of raw c.t
b?i Ze, IZ". m i l''-'"1,' ir?11' tomatnrs- ca,:'-. while each llritish'spindlo consumes
, 11 1 ;rk,l,' ?0t Ulu1'''". , just nly ; pounds, or less tl'an one-half the
Uien lam hut from the steamer Tansum,' . American consumption per spindle,
consigned to ruit merchants here. These. The value of the imports 0 cotton poods
were shipped under a process newly pat-. into the Cnited States is given as 15I,J!UHI,
ented. lhe results are stated by the trado ! as against $!,!tsi,tw of exports. The excess
','. !,w'VVer; W"y ultlu U)rY; "'V1 ,shi.l" i l imports, however, consists of fancy
?r ("n1 'aclV,M'"ul 0,,l"'r),nsl'i'l,lu fruns goods, tho domestic manufacture of which
i''1'1 "l-I' ;ed ; lias not reached tho perfection toward
to a number of other commodities, und it is wheh it is timding
believed to be possible that the trade car- Kngland is the leader of the cotton goods
nisi nu 1.) Itrtftuitrvml mi. I t I lit. j ....... 1 1 1.. r .1 . 111
. .,..,... v.. ,, .,,,!,,,
be conipletelv revolutionizeil.
At the wool sales in London 011 the 2tth,
8,37(1 bales were sold, consisting of Queens
land, New Zealand and Adelaide, lirisk
demands and prices firm.
Seventy-five million feet of hemlock lum
ber has been cut at Willinmsport, rennsyl-
vania, iuis year, as against Io.khi.ikki jcet
1....1 ....... )u 1 1 ' , , '
i 1?,. y.',,!1 i J i' "!l 1,l""lK;r..".",n "rV
IllSt liei'llllllllii1 ri ) suit I lin vii 1111 11I In. Lniil
just beginning to sec the value of this kind
01 timber.
The Merced (California) Argus tells of a
hill of sweet potatoes near that place that
yielded forty-six pounds of potatoes, the
largest weighing eleven pounds.
in riorida $,w worth of arrowroot is
raised on an ai re of land.
The butter, cheese, egg und milk business
In Montgomery count v, I'ennsvlvania, is
said to be worth SIO,(KKi,(Hiu a year.
There are over six thousand coal minors
111 the State of Iowa, and their product is
valued at something over ijiT.onOKH) at the
banks.
Kill y years nRo there were only twenty
three miles of railroad in operation in tho
United States.
There is something very curious about
the ell'ect of a drouth upon salt-water fish.
They are invariablv less plentiful in a drv
season. They like to taste what the fisher
man call the earth water, which, after aruin
flavors mm,! or less the sea close to the
shore. Win n the season is as moist as it
usually la tlie fisherman finds them on the
shoals in great numbers and in fine condi
tion, and can easily make big catches, lint
when the earth is dry they stay and teed iu
deep water.
Agents of California fruit-growers arc in
Oregon huyingup all the nurserv trees they
can obtain. There is said to be "11 great de
mand lor Hie llartlctt pear, for plums nnd
jinnies, and for choice brands of apples.
California is going into fruit-growing mora
extensively than ever before. The business
has received afresh impulse from the ex
tensive use of new processes of drving fruit,
and from tho increased number of canneries
going into operation. The fruit trees of
California have been destroyed in large
numbers by noxious insects dining the hist
two or threo years, and this is a further
cause ofthe new demand.
Among the recent inventions iu this
country is the manufacture id' barrels of
pulped wood one kind lor fruit, flour und
oilier dry substances, and the other for oils.
beef, iiork and liquids. They arc so strong
that they may be dropped from a wagon
without harm. Kvi h barrel is made iu one
piece, of coarse wood pulp, subject to a
pressure ol 4U0 tons, and is lnr h . stromr and
cheap.
-
COTTON .
The receipts of cotton to-dav were not far
from L'.K) bale. A large part of it was stored
to wail for higher nrices anil will, no doubt
add so much to our stock on hand.
Weouote middline1 cotton no iiioMli nf n
cent higher in this market, while all other
grades aro at former ratings. Our prices
iii-oay are :
Good 'Ordinary 91
l ow middling jo
Midilltiiir . uui
Ucod middling jojf
llldnlliiK fair u'a
1 lie Liverpool cotton market was firm
without iinv chaiiL'e worth v of note. Mid.
tilings fi 0-1(1, Orleans till-Ill. Sales 12,uuo.
of which 'J.WiO were for exportation, und
tu.iuo wern American." Receipts 7,.')0t), of
nun i,wi were American.
New York snots nneneil roiinl
lint exhibited a firmness
during tno day, and linallv closed
a sixteenth higher. Middlings 12 cents.
Sales 1,1!1!.
New Orleans snots opened steady; "ad
vanced an eighth during tho dav find closed
steady. Low ordinary 8 1-8, ordinary ! 1-4.
good ordinary 10 1-li, low middling 111-8
m tuning ui-:;, goou middling 11.1-4.
middling fair 111 1-B, fair 13 1-8. Sales
11,000.
tialveston spots closed verv stcfldv.
Middlings U3-8. Sales 1,.M0 bales. Kb
ceipts 2,705.
St. Louis market closed firm; middling
111; receipts 3,.Vi7; sales 2,231; shipments
3,Htt; stock on band ti2,iW!).
The cotton movement at nil the ports
shows till) 11. ilt rpi'iiitit.. In Iia TO u....t..i,l
81,01!) bales last year, a falling oil of l(),2!d
bales. Kxports to (Ireat, llriinin lit j--
Kranco 7.0-1i. continent H.filO. chuimid
none, stock on hand 1123,211, against Siiu.OnO
bales on the Llith of November, and IKW.OiK.)
.1.. ii... '.i.i rtp iv. 1 ) . .1
ii tun un ii i;ii'u titer utsi vear. Ji
win no seen that although tho reci-lnts are
lulling oil this season tho stock 011 linnd is
largely in excess 01 last year.
Mr. Kdward Atkinson in his address be
fore tho cotton growers of the South, at
Atlanta, in sneaking of our tm.1.1 ulin
China, said that nt tne end of Dm mnionr
our j-acinc .Mail Steamship Company is a
clothe themselves with cot ton. His estimated!
that each person requires, each year, twenty
yards of cotton cloth. There are, there
fore, 8.fAX),tn),(HHJ of yards required every
year by China. There aro exported to
China, altogether, (!ll,"flu,!HM vards of cot
ton cloth, enough to clothe ,12,088,010 peo
ple, leaving StW.OoUOtm of n..,ml. . i,
I'coiiuMii more lllllll IOO IRHI IHHI ll lit w inm
clothed with the product of hand looms.
Maclmio-nuido cloth is not only better but
cheaper than hand-made cloth, and the
Cnitetl States ought to beiihlo to undersell
Kuglaud. Cheiiu raw cotton itiDiDia dm
absolute command of this enormous trade.
The following shows tho omount nf ..ni
ton taken by Northern spinners since Sep.
tember 1 to November 25;
Total taken by spinners lneo Sentcuibej
, l,lt SW,w
1 liken tiy HmiuVm spinners .l mm
Taken by Northern splmierisluccScptcm
) .1 , att,4s()
Tnkeii by Northern spinners snme thuo In
2111,014
Iiicrcnso In tnklngi by Northern spinners
v., ionics 52,175
TllOrCCellltS lf Cotton nt 1tnlltn.n .1..
u -Mi'l!0i,,'1SrWOI'.k w0rcl ,'--J '"'Ii'. against
,.i-j i.ino .... ii.ii lOITCtqiOIHling wecK or
Inst year an increase of nenrlv imin,.- n.,(
The receipts for the wuek were largely in'
excess of the highest amount ever before
rrcuivcu in one ween III mat port.
Tho value of thncottmi )iiiii.i.r,,.,i,,..
the world are l,3fU,.1li,000, BCTording to a
recent Knalifh mibllc.iit.in
Unlletl Kiutidom of llreutllritiiln', ,VI1, 170.1
000; rranco, '.i7,2iX),0H0; (lermnny, iloo
ra.000; lllissln, $102,006,000; llolgium
ioi.y. -i,.:m,w; npain ami Bwit
serland, i;l,0OO OOO; tho rnlted States.
tm2.so.0m. ami India. 1.14 11211 oof. ti iJ
ertlmaty docs not Include the (roods nianu.
nuion-u uy me oiuer naiions on primitive
mud looms; which In China alone amount
o 7,:o0,000,tl00 yards annually. The num
ber of operative In Kuropean cotton mills is
estimated at l.'i,000, with oO.loo.ono spin
Vni'L.j!' "'? V""1''1 WlMlli lfl,0i) with
u.'w.vsispiiKiie. nut tne united rltntos.
with about olio-fourth tlm nnml.ur ...1..
dlerunnlnglntho I'nited Kliigdom, and
altliough in piece goods the American out
put was only as one yard to itbout two and
a half yards of Ilritish. In .continuation of
this startling exhibit, it appears from our
census returns that the annual consump
tion of raw cotton by the mills ofthe
I nited States amounts to TlM.SuO.OuO pounds,
or more than ouc-balf the consumption of
,,;,, lno worm, icr etniiis iimiini v
amounting to :jin,jiio,niio, an amount
nearly equal to one-third the total domestic
exports ol ttie kingdom
Fin uiis.
The future market to day was active and
sales fair. In New York and Xew Orleans
.-.11. f 1.111, hi iicw 1 iirtv 11 1 11 1 .m'w iirieans
; W" advance of several points, but
i: t ... . . '. .
in Liverpool, it wo judge by telegrams,
the market was not as sti-oti" m on Suinr.
day last. We give the closing quotation
of to-day and Saturday.
Nkw Yoiik, Novetulier 2S Future market
opened steady and were ipioied the mime dur
ing the day, nltlumirli tltev ndviim i'd from 1:! I"
to I J-JJirma opening to closing, bales m.OUO.
Closing ',uiiiiiU(iuii ure:
VFSTiaiPAV. TO-rtAY.
November. 11 uifeil will '.i9in.li! UJ
Deeemlier 11 'lin 11 12 0.i
fanuary , !tiu. 11! 17 11! ilia-.V2 23
February l-. :r,i,i:V 'M il Jim IJ ii
March
it'. !.V(tl:! NY VI Mint 11! 01
April
May
Julio
July
August. . . .
Si'iiU'inlier.
! 7o?12 7 1 1 1! 7f.M 12 77
2 82 12 S:l l2 H7M12 SB
2 '.t'di 12 O't 12 !l7(n.l2 08
1:1 f inula o-'ini! 07(n;i:i lis
la tow 111 II ;:t 1S'.i.l:i 17
12 4ll 12 I").l2 f.liml2 f'8
Miw Orleans. November lis. Futures opi ned
sti-ndy, tun Kradnitlly advitiicctl till lUe close as
below. Utiles tW,700.
VKSrraDAV. TO-OAY.
. ,: I -10 uinn'l' noiiiinal
. .11 iVitftitl .n; 11 .".tidi-l i ",7
..11 7sw, :i Mm.h s,"i
November. . .
Ieee oilier....
January
February
March
April
May
Jtitfo
July
August
12 Kti.il . 12 t17w.-
:12':!'(tl T2 27(d.l
12 aoi'i 12 1012 -Ci(.. l
12 A0(ii.I2 .M 12 ,Vi((i l
12 (KIM 12 IV2 12 Ct'ictd
12 Asm 12 7o ) 2 72 .i l
! (W
! 2'J
! Ill
.. 12 7;)(.a2 74 12 77( 12 7U
November 2S In l.iv. nn.il fu
I.IVKIU'OOIi,
tures closed unlet, but the tone of tli in.n-l.Kt
does not appear us linn us on
nttirtluv.
Aovemiier-December. . .
liceember-Jauuitry
January-February
Febiimrv-Miucli
Mar.-lt-April
April-May
May-Jane
.1 IIIIU-J nl v
Julj-Auuust
ti 9-VMti
..fi '.i-lf.Ki(i 1P-S2.1
..C'dl
. .2l-:!-.Wfi ll-1f,.l
. .(1 2:!-.'!2ili 11-llld
..('.d
. .ti t:i t(-. to 0 23-32
..fi 1.1-hi
. C?d
GUA IN,
The receipts of grain to-duv were better
limn any day last week. The supply of
corn was gootl and was freely taken at quo
tations. There is little old corn on
tho market, and what is offered is
said to bo mixed with new.
Oats is coining in freely and us n general
thing is of a good quality. Trices un
changed. Iu Chicmro January wheat sold nt the
close for 12lf December wheat opened at
I-'i and closed at 121, a decline of one cent
and seven-eighths since Saturday. Corn
tor January sold for toj. The 'opening
sales lor December were WJ, but it ad
vanced and closed at Saturday's prices, 6s,
I ho following table exhibit's the receipts
and shipments of wheat at ami from the
points named for tho week ending Novom-
Itecelpts,
i'lr" 2H.'oon
Milwiiukcw so oci
i'L'1" 101I000
Toledo fo.ooK
I'etroit S7 000
l'hiliulflihla s." (MXI
linlliuii.re 2ol' cuu
Shipments,
tin
15l'.."'M1
40,i uO
12.000
11
'.M.WKJ
123.001)
mikota territory this year yields N.S02 -CHXl
bushels of wheat against 2,,s;;0,0li0 in
It takes f.'lO.OOO.fiOO for fi eiL'bt nnd Incur.
Jince.to place a year's crop in the Xew Kng-
luml ..nltni. t.iii-l.i.1
Th rhilnilelphia Ilccord remarks that
our exports of Hour are steadily illfrcisimr
Biving to our own people the employment
and wages involved in converting our
breadstiitl's surplus into the manufactured
commodity, and thus disposing of tho ex
cess of production of foreign nations in the
urai, prim mute lorm. rroin a lotul export
or l,3."sl,HKi bbls. during tho year ending in
K0i, tho aggregate increased to S,fi2!),714 in
lssl ' 7,tK,7SO
1'OItK.
The pork market in Chicago to-day cxhib
itcdconsiderablo firmness, .laniia'ry sold
or 11 00, aim 10 a was ma lor December, but
noiocrs iiskcii nigner ngiircs.
Tho stock of mess pork in Chicago is csti
mated at 12,000 barrels, ami of lard 72 000
to 74,Out tierces. Ofthe stock of mess pork
l.bn.it (hi .yVl I...,.!.. . 1
.ii. , 1, ""id -) ITe.u new.
Jhe following table shows the number of
runiu m .rcai. iirituiii on June 4
Hoard of Trade returns :
us per
1S70.
..1,771,011
.. 102,757
.. 127.721
..1,071.000
.. 14,557
ISSrt.
I,r.'.l7,!'14
1S2,l3
12 ',1125
M. I '111
13,('i00
1SS1.
ViiRliind
Wales
Scolland
Ireland
Oliaancl Isles
1,73.1,210
101,70:
l'il.SIS
1,OM,041
13,01:
Total 3,178,lty. 2,Sia,48.S 3,149,173
DALLAS 1'ltICIO CUKItKNT..
Flour. Grain nmt Iinv.
Fi.ot'n We qtioto City Mills as follows : XXX
$3 25; XXXX, il oo; extra 4 2 '
Rvk Scarce. We quote per bushel, 1 Mai 40
Raiiiey Scarce, tiood demand, Ma Hue.
llitAN Wo quoto at mills, lta,l 10; in store,
sacks, 81 40.
Coiinmkal Per bushel, fl 25.
Oats Iu bulk, 4Sini50o.
Wheat 81 00ui.l 2 as per grade; Nicaragua.
SOeeina. "
ConN-01d In car, 75S0c; now, In car, drxJ-Oc:
shelled corn IKV'. '
IlAY-Iltirk, fiii-M; hriRht, tli From stores
prittrlo, baled, dark, 8lO0?.15; bright, Mw
bright, free on board, car, tl5; dark, 812.
We quote: Chopped corn, per 100 pounds, f 2.V
Chopped corn and outs, per 100 pounds, f2 25:
chopped barley, per 100 pounds, ( 25- erusheii
corn and cob, per 100 pounds, 81 50; corn bran
per 100 pounds, 75o; Orahaui flour, per loo
pounds, $.1 50; cream meal, 82 50; lino bolteii
meal, per bushel, 81 25: hoialuv, per loo pounds
H; Rrlts, nor 100 pounds, 3; ooru flour, per 100
pounds, 82 50.
Seeds,
(If.rban Millet Wo quoto at $1 Orttojl 21'
flardon, 60 per paper, retail; wholesale 1 to
Ic per paper.
CorroM At the oil mill, 12Xe por bushel.
Wool and lll'don.
Fine and medium Un, 23c; heavy, 21a black,
burrv aud d rlv. 5 to 10c off. " '
Dry flint. IH pounds and upward, lOtiJIJifoi
dry kips, lOmdlo; wet stilted, 7f7,c; gtwn butch
er hides, 6S(u)fle; nil damaged, wot or dry hall
prlco; door sklus, 80c; sheep skim ron 25(ai60o
oflch.
Bkeswaj 14 to 18o por pouna as por color
Tallow lu barrel, 4Xe; la cako, be per lb.
Uv Stock
CAm-a-Fonr years, 18ta22,. three years, UA
17; two years, mm 50: one vear. r?Mo w
Ham eows 111 INWIS; suickoni, II2W2.V mi'-h
eows and calves tl5M2A; sprlnirers, tI5i2!k
llnlluvfl Pnnlna Slil,.ili). r...... ......v.
. " v,, " , .vvv-., .mm wn-K, lllfitllin;
hariic.s livery, 175125; fancy haruess, 1125(4
135: harness spans, fcioOcLftoo.
Ml'I.KS Small. AlkuilUk
dmiiRht,iuo.i5a """" "l
nous ou 011 the market and In demand.
MCTTOH Butitir Tlmr am nuninl.l. n. .
13 per head, lMr welgh x& i "vwai. "
Groceries.
Cofffc R!o common, 12S' Sllc: fntr, 133 IV",
choice, It.'i 10 l.i; LuKajra, IT to 1S,; Jav,
fe.lO'jC.
Teas lmpcri.il, rOk"cv: Young Hyson, 40(300;
Oolong, 4,"i(i-ti0i'; JtipHll, (HVd-uV.
Scoaks We'ipioie: powdered 12c; cruslieit,
12e: Kriinulate.l, 11 '4i': htr.iidaM Al, 11; extra,
11 10V l.ii'ii-iniiu witiie cl.irtiifd. lOVto 11; yel
low, clsriiiid, ln'i to lie; (.huieo, V; prime,
fair. tie.
Moi.assi " I.oiiiviana choice, fcc; prime 5Dc;
fair to p.Mi.l umie iu uiHrket.
Potato JJ T0'ii4 2o per barrel, and ljopcr
10 tl -V) bushel.
S kit I'otatoks fliOon 1 25 per bnslicL
KlvK Wholesale, 7'. toS'(.
Salt III barrel, $2 50; Llverjiool la sacks $175
Ckackei'.s Sislo. X,8',:XX, 9 XXX, 10:
cream, ll'j: Kinger kanps, II1,.
Oxioss ?l per barrel: large bbls.
boAl (Hive, ta per box: blue lmtia, X lb
bars, fa 7") per box: V burs, M 7,"p.'r box; 1 lb
bars, & 75 per box. Eureka Soap, 2 si. Cy
clone, $'! 7.S.
Hkass lo se per pound.
t'Axni.Fs-Star. full weight, 16 1-2.
t'UKKSK b'l'.e.
Homisy ami Orits W to 6 DO per barrel.
I'Kiiii) Ai-1'i.t.s ti,i(i ii';.
liaiKi) 1'ea( nts Inpeeleil, Hone; peeled lie
per pound.
I'l. KLKs 511 50y l2 rer barrel; half barrels,
il; II rm.
Coal On. 110 ileg. tiro' test: In barrels, 17c;
111 fuses, 82 20.
I'i.otiii:s Pins Rmuiil, 6."ie; uprlntr, $1 per box
Measi kks bushel, trim butinn, (3 SO SO.
dozen; two-hoop (mils. $2 lo: three-hoop, t22 25;
Tens Three nest, $2 :W(2 Str, eight nest, SO.
No. I, St) :iu per doi-ett; Xo. 2, So ie; tio. X, 7 5 per
Wash I'oai nt i.i.tl, 51 i ao; New
Kra, S2 S0i(t2 70.
Wki.i. Iit ( kits 54 P0'(i 21 per dozen.
l'owtiKK t'l i'ft per keg ol' 25 pounds; 12;,do
$.1 ftS; G' do jl W); bht.sling lit'KS, t-l 50.
Shot Urop, bug. 82 15 ut (2 25; buck, J2 40 to
C"i0.
Mackkuki. No 1, barrels, til: half barrels, !7;
kils, SK.il 10: No. 2 barrels, SO 50 to $10; half,
barrels, J5 50 to !ti; kils, 00 to tt'ic; No. S barrels,
f-S to J; half-barrels, J5 lo S5 60; kils, 76o to
tfl 10.
Candy Stick, 13)i to 14.1,'c a pound Fancy, 15
to 2'ie.
l.YE Concentrated. i2 75 4.
Koi'E Sisal, ,'t inch basis, vi to 10e; cotton, 19
g.20.
Jtissocri CiDF.a 2riSS"Oc per gallon.
Viskoak Per gallon, 20:n;i0c.
Wrapi'Iso 1'ackk Kagand straw, 4,'h! to 00c
STAitcu ruii'.'ie
Jens Wo ipiote llo per gallon for glazed.
Crocks, 1(K' per gallon for Kluzed.
1'KACHKS 2 lbs, i- 15 , i 2 ft lbs, .1(S3 .10.
TomaTok.s l lbs. Jl :!ow 1 jo- :: n,. si (i'n.i.t ro
Saukr Kkai t. Bbls ji:.; half bbls
1'lltter and Fgfis.
Koos-Mnrkct well supplied, l.VjflS" perdozen.
llL'TrKl'. I-iortberu. 2.SM.27, Texas, 20k(25c.
1'otiltiy and Cuioe.
CmrKKNs Wo quoio at fi 25((( 2 75 perdozen;
turkeys, 50k7Vc: prairie chickens, :! perdozen;
quail, SI 25 per dozen; wild turkeys.il 20(n 1 25j
nibliits, 75c per dozen; squirrels, 75e per dozen'
(lucks, large, i.) small, ii 2.".; venison, CujCSc.
Frnlt and Nuts.
We make the fnlluwlns quotations:
Raisiss l.oudiiii layer, uew, per box, $3 65
layer j2 note 3 iki.
Ran anas per bunch, f:t 00(S").
tiKCBN Ai'ci.cs :i0((i 5 50 per barrel,
Ct'KKANTS S(.i S),e.
I'E.UMiKs None 111 market.
Cai.ikohnia 1'i:ai:s s.(. jti per box.
(I I! A NO ICS Sicily, J7 5(1 per box.
l.KMo.Ns Sieify, per box, S 5u
Npts Almonds, i'lo per pound; 11,-nzll, 10ai2
fllberts, 1,'ic; Knglish walnuts, none; chestnuts,
23 per pound; Indian, none: peanuts, Tennes
see red, a 1-ic; choice white, 10c: cocuainus, I'J
per 100.
Pates In frails, 7(1 8c per lb.
l'KCANS jpc 5 per btl.licl.
Flus 20u per pound.
Meat nutl Lard.
Racon I.oiifr clear sides, ll '-4c; short clear 11),';
breaking bacon 1 1'.ot,
Dav SALi-Loitg clear sides, 10.V; short clean
11 c
Hams Canvassed 13 1-2.
I. Attn Tierce biSc; half barrel, lie: pails
5 to 10 lbs. I l.'ie. 3 lbs. tit 11 1-2.
Iron, Kails, Wire, Etc,
Iron Wo quoio merchant bur, 4o rutes; Nor
way and Sweden, 10c,
Plow Steel 7c.
Wire Smooth wire. No. 9. 5S'c; Nns, 10 audi1
6c: No. 12; 7c; japptuied, barbed, wife, He; cai
vanized barbed, loc.
11 )rse Shoes Per ketr. 5 50.
Horsk shoe Nails Per box, 25 lbs, No, 7.
J5 50; No. S, 5 25; No. 6, tfi. .
Nails From lOd to (id, 84.25 rates.
1 INNER S bTOCK niix k tin mr h son. (In
niw i inioe, i ia.i, m per uox; i v 11X20 t-s; Uo. I X
KKiiill M: zinc, 12c per pound, solder. 15c iter lb
Axes Per box, 8S 50(&'l0 50.
Dry Goods,
PRINTS-Freemairs, 5H; Anconla, C.vf; Glouster,
, .. """' 'eiinotiy, solid, (i;
l.(Hli fancy, 5',; Harmony. B; SpraBue,6; llam
ilton, ','; Cochero, OS; Allen. 6
r ink iirow.n Domestic Central, BH; Ollcon,
7: Busy Bee, 7; Continental, 8; Pocahontas, 7;
Cedar Fa s. 7i.- Cr i.rO.r si-- ah L., '
KockliiKham, ),; New Hartford' X, 47; Uamlet
MU1, 7S: Boston, 00, 8; Mnnwood,
in. each ED ixiMESTIcs llartisley, 6; Dover 8'
Coiamonwealth, 0,6?.'; MorniiiK Star, 7: Fruli
Loom. 10(i: Staiidard liv rl,,,i. ,.,,, v -c. ,1
tobna, S; Klmdale, ,'; Sonora, 6; BiKual ll! 5K
Just Out, 5','; Falrmotint A. fi).'.
Heavy Brown Domestics l'tttsfleld, 7S'' Au
gusta, 8; Rocky .Mountain, Old Dominion
; AKiiwiin v, BS; CollliiKwond, 7),'; star of
..in. u.,, v.uuo.);))(Hiii, ni; Btar or
''; Princeton, 4 'i; Indian Orchard, 8S'
Biickeve, ,; Cabot W, 7 Hi Lyman, T,
.ii).- )) e.,i, a
ram A 0;
7.'.-.
hitEETiso Lancaster, 10-W; Jle: Monadnnck:
"-74, jtiiuroacuKKin. 4. 2: Androscoir
Kin, 10-, 31: Lancaster. 10-' bleached 23- Low
ell, lp ,1,' bleached, 25; .Sullivan, 10-1, bleached!
82; Monadnoek; -', 21.1,'; Monadnnck, 10- 25
nt. 1 1 1 ''ANNEi.s Aiuoskeflfr AAA, 17o; do
. .. u,e,i. ..uKeiioi o, b; no lueaciicd, 9
Hantillon X F, brown, 10; do F, bleached 12
Lawrence, F F, brown, 9; Fremont 1) L. Vii
Nashua X, 11 'i. '
Hickory Itnndleman. 11 Kaslon, 10; West,
eni States, 8; American, 3x3, 9K; do CxO. 10
Sheridan 3x3, s'i; Slef hanic 3x3 8, '
Drills- Boot, 8; Sutlblk, 8,'; Adriatic, 9S';
Laurel. 9; Rock Head. 7).
TlcKiNO-ArkwrlKht, 14; Amoskoafr ACA, 181,';
Ham on n, 12; Klmwood, 91;; Ocean, 8; Jewel
City, 9),'; Metlntm A A, Hi; York, Uii; Clark's
Stand. 12X: Cordis AA A, lti.'. ' " TK
Pt.AinosNAUi Ros-ottawa, 81,'; Ocorela 11
8- Hurrit'-ane1';iOAU'i"ttt' TWa' WaV' 0; U"
'ciiEVioTS-llerkslifre A A, 11; Monitor, 9; Rom-
S" n'klr ;iim! ioy' 10i Lo"8'" bust' MsluI'
(;,tton iifcK-Arkwrigltt, fanev. 1(1; stark
nu.,), 1-1,- j.enr duck soz, Mi ro IteDliLR Alll
10 V Mot.tauk AA, 13; Klrkwoo,i; i5 '
Kentucky JEANs-Irving Doe, 42; Leamlmr
. Motitg,.iiiery. 30; Olen Lock, 20)iVV?,.o,1.
f;-: orwalks, 20; Sandusky. 17.', May.
trook.ll; Deerwood, 10. ' '
ton.
laud,
broo!
ii Ei'Ei.LANTS-uinton, 70; Rival, (W; Cumber,
land. 81 10; Foxcrnft, 85; Fnrnsworlh, P5
LlNiNiis-ABhliind, 12: tlreitlrock Ji, 15; llo
fttty, 11; Blue Rwk. 12,'.; AiuUhuia , 18.
Wiiiron XVood Work.
Spokes From i to ov t)).,ii .i. .... vw
lect, 8-1; XX,fi 75. " "u"
bAHKD t ELLOEtt-iy to 2,', Jl 75 pCr Set.
HitKffles, Spring WnKiuis. Et.
PnAFTs Miff poles. mH pcrdos
Buooiks (iritde Bund sprtiiir, ton i
mum S7IV.I.UI' iliiil.l.i .i,. ,.."...'iM
tlKOTlOO- do
af.letar.llUOtnaOi do PhlieiottS; rA';r: e
fldo sprlnir. 814(l(...20O; do phnelon,, iruJ,S
a'lui?11 ,V,,l'1"!i.i,Hl; platform spring
1101.0; three spring wagous, luosnis.
J100(ni35; do
Scrap Iron,
Cast 81 Dor hundred! sinv.) had...-. 1..
50c to II per hundred; brass, 88 U) 810 'per hun
dred; copper, 110 to 12 50 nur linnilr...!.1.!,.., .. i
cad, 14 per hundred.
Wines and Liquor
AlcohoW2 SO pet gttL as per high wines.
Whisky Reel t ed. l uv..d ao I ..n
.'VLl,,,nJ1U0,1.t5'e,lr "Hill aft two years oldi
I2 00(a.'2 25: threo veiirs ol.l fo so, 4 r i
extra oldwhlsky, 4(.i)5, as per aga '
WiNts Claret. In ease, )(.t5, pur qualltv; Ca.
tswba per gal, I ltv.t-t 50; Port, '20(!t,3; sherry
i" ' "," ' I'.noe.ra, per gal, 11 6U5; whlto
wine. In cases. 14 00(.i)ia r - " "w"'"u""
CiiAJirAONK-C.K.k's, in baskets, 18tfti20; TTutil-
ck. Iu basket, 8i0(28; Krttg, lu basket, iiS
Domestic champagne, 17(1414,
w 1582
Tnthrf Etc
Soli Lkathkr ok-ISo, 1, w40; No.
IlKMlOrit H(dt tSliffhlnalntiMtitn 1 Ann. -
38: do ?H).I, No, 26; damaKe.l
Oak IIabness LKAiHsa-No, 1, a73lte do No,
ll km i.ock rrime, 86: do aood, M; do Ko.S, so,
lllKNCJ CALrSKJK SI 1 tl 1 0 .,..,.,ll.
quality. . " .
PHiLAr.Kt.rHiA CALrskis No. 1 11 10 to 1 25:
do No. 2. tl to 1 10.
FHiLAi.ni.rHiA Kirs.-Xa 1, 85c to II, accor-
nn'fi i" nctKi.l.
Sheep Skins Topping XXXX per dot 10 5ft
Luiiuss, white, XXXX ruastls. tiiab.
lliilldlnic Muter'al.
Brick At the kilns to $10 til n run.
Moss Al the Dallas'ijiuirricg, 5o per cubic
foot; 11 for foundation; 16 for wall aud io for
uresseii ironi.
l.i sibkh iellow pine, roiiRh, 12 25 per 100
feel: over 21 feel In length; 50. Matched and
dressed floorinit aud tinisliiitg, 12 75; J celling
fi: Cfiliiic, 2 50; yellow pine
sidinK 12; whiio ptno ceillntr, i 75 lirst
common; wnne pine siduiR, first common, fi 50;
ah and walnui tliH.riiiK, iloo per thousand;
poplar, dressed both sides. Vwv rnni'h leAliiu.
1125 lo 150. Commou doors, 1 50 to &t; hush, jl 25
to 5 00 as to slc
till 1 no i.ks Yelow. pine. 13 50 to 4 25; white
pine, ,iu 10 ou. uj nress, Jio. I, Jo: No 2,
tl 50; No 3, 5:1 25.
I'osts Cedar, 112 50; Holsed'aro, 115.
I.ATiis ja 50((i.4 per thoiisiind.
CEMKNT-RoseiiUale, Sa 75; Louisville, S3 50
Portland, So 50.
Fi.astkr 1'Aitis Per barrel, 14 50.
Hair Per pound, 7.lto.
Cf.mk.vt Flues 6 Inch, 37,'c; 7 Inch, 40q E Inch
eclliui; Joint, tl; 6 inch cap, 50c; 7 inch villus
joint, 1 25; 7 inch cap do. OOe.
Dkain 1'ii'K 3 Inch, list per foot; 4 Inch, 2C
6 inch. 37 Si-, 7 Inch, 40c; 8 inch, 50c.
Mixku I'AiNVt Iteadv for us0 and all colors,
tl 'i-K.il S5 ier (jul. All the tested mid staudard
uiakes are on sale bv Dallas dealers,
Wiiitk I.kaii Stiietlv pure, t7 t.2.
1.IMK Coopered, Austin, $2 per barrel; hulk,
tl 50: Dctiisou car lots, tide: per barrel, fjl 25;
Dallas, in lots, 20c; per bushel 2.5c.
Li.nsked Oil Raw, liOe; boiled, 72c,
Cooperate.
Molasses barrels, tl f.0; httlftiarrels, 81 25; keffs
75c; snur barrels, 55; half barrels, 43; hoot, poles,
per 1,W0, 112.
Coal and XYuod.
CoAi-lndlan nation, tSportoiL delivered.
cuke ,'Sk' per barrel.
Wood link, hickory and ash, 1,150 tof3 75
per cord. Sawed stove wood is retailing at the
rates of Jl 60 to 5 per eonl .
CHAitcoAL 65 cents per barrel
Fish and Oysters.
Fish Red, shecphead and trout, 12S'c; New
Orleans red snapper, ISc; Spanish mackerel, 25e.
Oysters ltaltimore, per can XXX, SOc: niinii.
um, 45c; extra select, OOe; Jlntagoida and Ilir
wick's bay, 1 50 per hundred.
Knits,
Acid Benzole rei ounce 30c; acid embolic so
lution, .Vie; crystiil,t:ociis2 per lb; acid eiiiic,7.Vper
lb; acid nilphuric. sti.Ric peril.; acid tartatic, 45e
per lb; alum, 4a5e per lb. Annuoniii ctirbi.uatu
2i)c perlb: asafieil.la, 30c per lb; balsam CO
pabia, 70c per lb; borax, 10c per lb; blue vitriol,
10c per Hi; calomel, NIc per lb; calomel. iKnulish),
SI 00 per lb; camphor, relined, 32c per lb:
ciuehimiiHa, 75c per oz; chloroform, 00
cuts per lb; chloral, hvdrat, it 75a2 00
per lb;crc:tm of tarter, powder, Jisn-loc per lb: Kiim
opium, 5 00 per lb; gum shellac, 55c per lb; mor
phine, SI 00 per oz: oil bergamot, & 2.1 per lb;
oil lemon S3 all per lb; bromide potass 40c per lb
(P tV W) Iodide potass, 82 5.1 per lb; (P .M Wl;
quinine, Milphate, f2 ((0 per oz. seed
caraway, 15c per lb; senna, 2.e per lb;
stryehii.no, crystals, tl do per oz: sugar lead, 25c
per b; ilonr sulphur, 6M; per lb: salts epiom.
3 a 5c per lb. bpirits turpentine liiic pergal
Freights.
On cotton, are as follows:
St. Louis, per 100 lbs
New Yotk, " "
boston. " "
New Orleans, " "
Houston. " "
I 85
1 II
1 111
1 15
75
tialveston,
On local, freights are as follows, secotid-clnss
Kniiis
. .2118
Corsicana
Mexla
llroesbcet'k. ...
Kosso
Calvert ,
ltcarnu
Terrell
Wills Point....
Mincoln
Longvlew
Marsluill
Fort Worth. ...
Weathcrl'ord...
Oordon
Cisco
Baird
Abilene
Colorado City. .
Bis: springs,...
Piano
MeKinnoy
Sherman
Dennison
Waxnhaehlo...
Denton
Pilot Point
Whltesbi.ro..,.
Gaiuesvlllo
. . .28
...40
...45
...51
,...03
. . .07
. . .29
...29
. . .38
...57
....CO
...20
...31 '
. . .48
. . .54
...01
...05
...81
...h
...18
...28
...29
...84
. . .28
...29
...40
...44
...71
Au Inquiry.
Editor Herald 'Where can I purchnse
the best and cheapest furniture in tho city ?
Plense answer. Enquirer.
George Kick is the oldest nnd the largest
furniture dealer in tho cit v. His poods em-
uniee everyuiiiic m tno lino, and his prices
Micas uiw as mey can oe uotiRlit tor in St.
Louis. Cincinnati, or nnv other w
city, llcmcmber tho place, No. 7,10 and 732
cam sireci anu me man ueort'e dtick.
Ladlesi
I again return thanks for past favors.
0 shall make this winter the most ele
cniit novelties in Walking, Cardura nnd
Keccplion costumes, Coats nnd Wraps.
Guaranteed in lit style and finish not to
be surpassed anywhere.
-or, n , Mrs. V. E. Waller.
725 1-2 Main st. Dallas Texas.
Ilrown's German Catarrh Cure
Is takiiifr the place of nil other catarrh
remedies. hen used in coimcction with
Compound Extract Sarsaparilln, Dandelion
and Iodide ol Potassium, it has never fuiled
to cure. For sale by all drujji-tsts.
t
Leon Kuhn has received a rrtll lineol
misses, boys nnd children's school shoes,
every pair fully warranted. They ore tho
very IIiiiir lor tho youngsters for 'kooU wenr
nndcomlort. m Elm street.
Forever nnd Kver.
The lielninnico reslnurnnt has been in
advance of nil competitors. They have just
received, nnd will constantly keep on
hands, a lull supply of lish, oysters and
game, served up m tho most elegunt style
Hoots nnd Shoes,
We arc over.sl nclrc.1 in ln.1l
chililrcns' onlf, kip nnd 1. kip shoes of
every description. Owing to their urrivini;
100 into wo will sell them at less than Hus
ton prices, at wholesale only.
N llliANKKNSUIP & BtiAKK.
The Drummer's Frleniti
I'riink atausclle's bus nnd transfer line nt
Denton. Kncre-v, ententrise ami "..it ..
ami git," with hard work ami fair rates, en
title me to your support. Kindly store my
Ilium) in vnnr hiniiuii.i '
r HANK STAX9EM.K.
The Only First-Class Kestaunint
In Dallas is the IVlmnnlnn n, ut., r....
the Atlantic nnd tho gulf, nnd Irom moiiti
Inm and sea, of the most exiiuisito llavor,
always served up to those of fastidious tuste.
lints, Hats, ltiits.
The leaditiK styles of stifT. Air, silk and
Stetson's I lie. soli, bats In nil aivln. n.i.1 .,1
ors.to be found at Leon Knlm's hut nnd shoe
store, 004. Klin street.
Ladles' Hats.
We oiler n srtlpn.ll.l nganiii)n))t. .m
ship them to merchants any where In' north
imub un iippruvili.
IH.ANKItNRtllPdfc BLAKR.
rrlnts, Domeitlcs, Kte.
We received our stock before tho' ad
vance nnd will sell at old prices. Wholesale
u,y Ul.AKKKHSlllP & IlLAKK,
Five hundred cloaks and dolmans ut sur
prising low figures. Don't fall to come aud
see them at li. & E. Jlittental's.
- .
Knit Roods of every description, nnd of
the latest manufacture, cuu bo found at A.
ikK.Mlttonthal'i.
Do you wear tba UunstabU boot?
Zealot.
Illustrated Marrlago Guide, 2Wb2' "
and gilt binding, 50 cents; same in t l,
25cets; Manhood. 10 cenu; Wo&l
CcnLs; pamphlet. 3 Cents. -..i . r'
mall Send money or postage .uno,.
WU1TT1ER. the great .petialU,, 017 g?r, '
stre-et. St Louis. Mo. 1 Ciatl
A CARD.
To all who are KiifVni-t.,., r.
Indiscretions of youth, nervous welka!?, 'W
decay, loss of manhood ,.( ., arrr I
that will cure you FREE OF CHAItt'p
great remedy was disc..vn-...i v . T1
In South America. Send a self -ad.l v"1
yclopc tothfc Rev. Joseph T. Iuiaan, Sta7o
New York rllr
The Groat Ensllshlr
T n . ...
S7i "'.('has loss.if i"
''lory.lasslitll."1:
Kc.emisslm.;OT
noises intU8u
vital fluid passing unobserved In the in. . ,
man's other disease, that . lead to Ins
.i i .... ,ntllH lu gentlemen eonnetteif Jja
ho Institution are graduates of t e tf '?
egesof Lurope and this coantrv, auu hwihS
large experience in those tr, t i,n', ,e j
agree to forfvit F1VK HI'NDREI) lioi f L'?1
a case of this kind the VITAL RI sTott .T'J
(under their special advice ami
not cure, or for lanyihlng impure Si
found in it. We treat all Viva 11 "Zi 5
'!:,;i.f!i11'iv"l"",i ""'"y- cossn.nTiov
ip.K Thorough examiiitttiou and a, Hire
(du.inieaiialvsisof urine, lo. Priof v?Tir
'..V"-!'"!' bottle, or four Ht'Stl
quantity, 510.- Sent to any address
i.i. : '" i
of price, t;. O. I), secure U nlSK
sour!, l'ostom,.; o; V "h -"n,li
Wholesalu ascitis, w'illiams,
W aUer. Dallas. Texas.
Tolllver i
Good Kcftsons for llio Doctor's ralih f
. . MONKOB, fiA.. Jfarch33.H
vie have for twelve nioiiUis been piw.Mn.1
Swift s Syphilitic Speeltie" In the tfeiitmraliff
hyplulis, and many other disenscs fur which Itf
... ... .. ... iciii.e.., ion. lltu results nave !),,
most satisfactory, not having been cUsappofntei1
In a siuglo instance. Wo think, for all ifceasti
fl Is recommended to cure, it stands iriihouu
peer, and that all the medical profi's,Inn, w!V
sooner or later, be forced to ocknowledge Ufa
uwnuiuimi oj.iiins, us 11 SltlC (I1A lllia,
N. L. (i ALLOW AY, M, D,
J. T. Robissos, M, D.
One of our workmen hud a bud case o? Srot-I
ATl.AX-T (I. Hi. US
Ills of live yenrs slanding. and was cured it I
uiuiy KHU BW1H s sypiitiittc Npcrttlc."
Wm. R. iSi T. V. Hoora
Ai.c ooiri i-ixi n u; uilmi'AM,
Proprietors: Atlanta. Ol
Sold by nil druggists. Call foraropro
loung .Men s Friend." (Xo.2)
Price of large or regular size rodorwl tnlr
per bottle, and small size, holding hallttl
iiuiiioit, iiueeci.
St. fliurlcs Sfrast, SI. tonlsMs.
.(Ifll.Af 1 VIJ t.: o.'l.-.. ..,f.,-,, C.V.(
iiiUcd .n ttif..i,..ciin oiwiiu, . f ,1
fludCarouli)rjii,!.u.n(.
K-) . . oc.
01.:iM!.i;ji;i
)-,un -a li. ..I..,.,..., .... ... , '
117 O'lic. I
dyphiln, Gouorrhun, Otoet, Gtrictut U'Ck
S ' u 'ir.0.'4' ' Rewlure, !l Urinnry Diieamast
ihll!lic or ntrrcurijl stect'ons tf OiDthri.il
Iktr, or b')nk, revrrsteil with um-mri: (',-.-?,.. h
"(.otillc .rlurli,l,.v E.,.. l-,,,,,,,,-.
purtnatrrln,,, 8eu, DfW.iity wo iMl
incy,ibiv..,ilors-(ii..i,i..,o. .,'.,,.. 1
.r 'l'l". ''.'- wm, !(( !,.! .: ....
lllljr,aii.iii...ii..fJJW
ri .niitJ.
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rti-ii.iilr). .c' ..in
(oikk C:1T1M
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l'Hr"rIMIi sl.elr.t-i.H.rirtl..-w.i V
" M).ll (,-,. C..i..ull.t(..u.l..n,r.,ol Iomi tin
rl" .A .'r""'Hr talk or 1.1. O.li,ir.o...t;u, u.
(! It I. l.iK...-,l.-t u, vt.lt -.! 'j 1 ,.c:,i..
li.il Ve"""'r'K-rt..'..Wl..l- llt.t'.t.tl. !IK'.
Otto. Hour. 1 W A. ,M. . 1 . .1W lj u I P V
riaphltt for Us. 1 I-.uct; fcrfen.) inyi
"raw for bti. 2 s::ats U !-'
MARR3AC&;
ssu
PAf.V.X.
rfats. r guide.
. -'"aTit cloth ndti,t t-in-u,,- Ucalcd for M'.
D Mtbi; or nuireitoy, Orcrilu'. womirlul ji-:rr
una to'lir Kitioli'i on that ft.liyv ojii.tt-he:. M' m-"
KaiiT, who tt..(, vr.y, Proptrt tu( t fuurry. R'hti ar.'
CrL. ku)hix,lt Wiiu-jri...J. Vhjit- J dvr. TbttferJ
wli.wnj nii-i fXiS'nt, l'U0fthiit1iu..4irT, llo iiftiu -.
.tlitt'ti urn br iocrcsw.1. tt. Pit) )(.)oe fl( Vl r1 l:Kl
-liID:tIlv niitl-u. JiVim- KHirilnNf or-toi.l.'riipl,.'i'n'! I
IPftuldrcirtti, Uuinjhttotriial) nKKinHVi'-f''-
trpt L in I. t l,.cl. Kb(t k-j-. I.i.t.ii t"V.-ir. U'l'x'
bill trtp.r O.il-4-f, JtW puOn. . .tuuW'1"
Conqueror of All!
Dr. Wood's Inlectlon Is warranted to W
Gonorrhoea of male or female. Price.ll, wi
reetfons, lo any address, A juaraiiti.'i:wltinw
pucKiieo,
Is warranted to eradicate Syphilis Iu any
complicated staRCS In less time than "f j
remedy known, and lor less money, wo.
Jo perpackitKc, .
Thirty years' practical experience. CiwF
vrtd, ,lli.nnu... .... ......i... i ... ....i.ii nrktf
Btandinir, hi less time, and furnish Medtcioejf
ess money, lliau auy other puynciau or
ISI 111 J.OU1S.
Every case guaranteed.
Call or write: state case. DR. WOOtt
iS N. Seventh street St. loulOW
,v-
'in
.mu. qrn-ii. W Pf-'IC,, 1 ftp iiCu.li.i K l 1
OK. JACQUES S'E
'.mj. Hffccftl l n""lvM, .01 ft. .t. Iiji... le I 1- '
I.HIllill
I.OU1S-
iu-ii;a rJ'.Mdi.a, tkt crliu.'n. atul ) kno.-i'V' ' S
,s.v. iv .Iim wii. ludLie. Or. .1. It thrw v r.
M .i!at.;iL.i-
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tit.) i:tMi"UrV, All liTCW Cf t'I'lllli
Mtl'C. yi'tniilc.rrli.1
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Wic UauitllH fn,m tU'lMtbii', rvrc.-'-i
4 ' t 'A B
t.O'.liv Oli'it f.ir iil., witl.
thurjft.s ln. C'ntl t.ti'1 ot the tVi.t M(f.r
w'" mtinb ii Di in flhiirira.
6;nt.:x Orci fot '.re time. o:r
l. S. U 1 1, n.
Ztzitt. !-co K U L
Mttii.'lttai tprt nvci-vi. iters iiv V.s11 Vvr1
lV
IPo GTitlliis end
ANU ALL OISSASM
. J k k i i i f.ni.HHln. ml
A
A WAHJaAWTlCy CUBS
sMfl. tl .OO. h.tfX'.
OiTARTI IMO
O DISCOVERY
LOST MANHOOD RESTU
A vIoHm of youthful Invprmlenco caawnl inr
hire Deray, Korrous Debility, U ""."hu1
IiiTing trlnl In vain every knowa rrni"..-,,
cnvrnsl a itmpla self cure, which b ta JJJi-i'ii
to liii Mlow.iiuTrreni, adrtreas J. B. '" I
43 t liutbnui hi., N. 1. I
I'reacrlptlons Krofl '
ror ine spceity euro oi BiiperTniii.'ii"--:
debility and hnpotencv, most drnnKM" "! j,
medicines. Wo wish to stop this r,,,r.S,!
inUim. Address, St. Louis curanvo .
i. itnartes sireot, twtwoen bixiu"-
streets, Ht. Louis, Mo.
WINTER WOO!
t am now prepared to fill order" W
tc lowest prices. Prudent men will
Inter supply now, and not becoina'lluia
Kiule prices, as was the ease l)1" I
0 Ltul Vallai wood yard , frtttk.
-A. 1)1 ol AttOAUll. " ' I

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