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THE DALLAS HERALD, TUESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 20, 18SI.
FINANCIAL.
A Washington correspondent of the St.
Louis Republican says: In 1870 tlie rceits
of tku government amounted to $2S3,75H,.
4!H; in 177 they were $3i!),U(iO,.riSti.ii:.'; ISTt,
$i"7,"(iS,M?l; 1S7J). $-J7:i,KJ7,lM; 1HS0, f Ei't,.
6Jl,(ill; lss, $Jd(),7.s:,:i. and Secretary
Feller estimates that tlic receipts lor the
currant fiscal year will reach $ l(K),( wo.Ouu.
It is interesting to note tlnil, notwith
etauding tli" enormous burden imposed
upon tliu government liv the Arrears oi'l'eil
eiona Act, tliu expenditure in Is.sl were
only about $-',imu,W) more tnun nicy wgre
in lH7(i, so thut the Treasury
was enabled to pay to the sinking
fund 474.j;i.i'ilO in bonds. SilttUXH in frai-
tional currency This leaves a dolicit still
unprovided for of of $ IU,.'iX,!S7.'!, bill all tbat
the fund reuiiirei this year, including this
(leticit, will be $j:i,(i.'(l,So(i. In these four
years the payments for pensions have in
creased from $-,.1,:;.i7,.'l!in to iji.'iO.tfiil.L'St). To
balance this there was it savingon the civil
list of $7,Ji,iXK, ami on interest on the pub
lic Uelltol $l,f,(.K,l"tl.
'.n hsso, when the receipts had reached
$.'l.'!l,.''.',Glt tliu expenditures bad gone up
to t-JSJfiUAm. Alost of the balance, bow-
ever, was required for tho sinking-fund to
which the (iovcrument bad buen so long in
arrears. Tho first elfect of the Arrears Act
was felt in 187IJ, when the list lumped from
$37,137,0111 to lai.lSM.'C. In l.sso this had
still further increased to (:ll,777,174. It is
estimated that STO.l .0H will lie required
this year, and that for the liscnl year IHH'.i
tlie pension list will cost tlie ( iovcinuieiil
the enormous sum ol'iUHi OoU.ihjo.
In the meantime, however, then is a
constant saving going on in
interest on tho nublic debt.
nnd in tho amount due the sinking fund.
Iho Interest on the public debt, which,
in 187!. amounted to tlU5.317.HW. in issil.
was eij.mi,ioi; in irosi, was i::,;i."i,hi; in
1.S81, will b $70,700,(1(10, and in ISM, us esti
mated, will be $(5,lKJ(l,no(. Here i a savini;
in four years of about $IO,ikk),iioo; while
there was actually paid tliu sinking fund, in
1.HS0, about $74,oon,(i(lo, tlioro will be (die
tbe fund in US3 only $15,U,71I, a saving
oi 4.1:1,000,01 hi, making n tola) saving ol 1:1,
000.000 on these two items. It is thought
also by Mr. James (hut by lS.'i his depart
ment win be sell-iiistiiining.
Illinois pays an internal revenue, tux ol
nearly $a,0()(,000 Tor 1SSI, which is $(iMV
000 more lliau is paid by any other State,
anil which is one-filth of' the wholi amount
collected in tbo United Stales, while the
population is only about one sixteunth.
i tie Pillowing is the last statement re
turned by the iioston national hanks to the
clearing-house: lapilul f.'iO.GmoilO; loans,
l 1!I,7.W,1W): specie, $s,lli,VH); legal-tender
notes, 1, i:m,iio; 0 percent. Iiiiuls, Jl.ii'-'::,-20u:
due from reserve agents, ill. 1BS.,"(I0:
due from other banks, if it,20(i,.'iiKi; dun to
other banks, J'.IVl.'iO.'.'OO; deposits, $(i,r,!;0,-
; cireiiiaiion, f..',UJ.j,iiou.
The most imtiortunt new financial under
taking abroad is the Unien llauk of Spain
and England, with a capital ef J).ruo,O0O,
whicli is supported by a powerful board,
and a new issuu of tho I'.gvptiim t'redit
loncier to the amount of fl,ftnu,lJU.
The Cenimissioner of tbotieneral Land
oflieo lias ordered sales ol i.OnO acres of
public lauds neur Toledo, February l;i
uun,
DALLAS BXcilANGK AND COIN.
Buying. Belliiiff
now nor jcxenange 1'anjiM
Di. I.OI11B ......
Chicago " "
Now Orleans " '
flulvAfttni mul llm,.lnn '
Commercial exchange uoa all poluta X to X
USCUIlllh
Hierling "Ictit, Jl 86.
Francs 5($6 la
Marks 25.
Uoiit. silver, othor than ''"le dollars, riar.
Trado dollars ml cents.
Mexican dollars HO
-1.... t...i . ...
Mojuunu umvuB,,. . w
Muxicau quartern IS
COAIMUKUIAL.
Dallas, December W. Mr. X. 0. Kill,
of Slireveiiort. is now in this city investi
gating tho f asieility of erecting new leu
works Here with a capacity ol not lest than
forty tons pur day. Mr. Hull siiiierintendcd
tho erection ol the works in Sherman and
also in Sbrevenort. and the factories in both
places have been eminently successful, so
lur as congealing waler is con.
corned. The works in Sherman
havo a capacity beyond the demand
there, and Mr. Hall may determine to re
move lliem to tbls city, 1 110 only illllt.
cully he will have to encounter is in secur-
ing a sufflciency of good, pure waler. If,
upon ciuininatUin.he finds that he can pro.
uuro all tbe water iiecessurv ho will at onco
tuke the initiatory steps to erect the works
here, and have tbcia completed early in the
coining; spring.
In this connection it might be proper to say
that the old Dallas ice works have recently
bejit sold, Mcssrs.;il. II. tlallin .t l'o..of Mew
York, beceming the purchasers. D is said
theywill be i 111 mediately reiuodeled;and put
in good condition, and bo run in connection
With n pork packing establishment to he
erected hero at once. This iiiiuouneeuient
will ho very satisfactory to our people, who
have long felt that a packing house here
would not only be advantageous
to our city, but prove a highly ruinuiicra
iivu investmeiiMo those wlio engage in it.
There is no city in the country where nork
packing would yield as large returns 011 the
capital required to put 11 into succcsMul
operation us here in Dallas.
Tim Thnos-Democrat says 'never in tho
history of the cattle business of Texas has
the ouIIook been so favorable us at (lie
present time. Tho ubnndunt grass and
water with which the country Is now sup
plied', tlie mild, 01411 winter before us, of
which there is no reujuuiuhlo doubt, iiml
the high prices that await our beef sellers
in the spring, the necessary consequence of
the failure of Northern crops, nil combine
to make tbe eoniiiit year a writable bonanza
to those who are so fortunate 119 In be the
owners of any large niiui In r of Texas beeves.
Tho indications ure that Ibe
best quality of Texas steers will
oil next June for $10 a head more
than the same class of cattle have ever
brought at any time in the nasi, 1111U we are
militant or raisers will realize llieso prices.
This is predicting much, but we believe
that when the sprin market opens it will
yerif fully tbli prediction.
In Ireland the buttur trado Is regulated
by aet of rarllauient. The farmers assem
ble in tho morning anil havo all the caska
arranged In tliu market-place, when tbe
authorised coopere proceed to take out the
headofoacU cask, anil tho Inspectors fol
low, wlthoat knowing to whom the pack
M belong, and mark the quality of each
With proper distinguishing utiaractcra,
The production of butter and chce Is
yeorly growing larger. Wo see by the pa-
Bers that from June 18 to August 27, of
da year the rerelpts of cheese at Sew York
city alone were 1 iMO.ikO boles, and that the
total productloe in tbe United Slates ia ee
tiniHicd at over l,sj,tiU),U.J pounda.
The report to Congress show that the ei
porti 1 of butler In IsTOwero valued at the
email sum of I Vl.Wt, and of cheese at V
H,W4. while in 1so these export were.
6r butler, (1,(,m7, and forcbwto M171.I
1M, an Inoreaae ef more than I0U ir cent
III sell year,
.., '"W7 C!'-T W,rk lrel
2,Ui on nine hundred bead of cattle last
avnsnii,
' .'l"' ?U l 8l' Antonio at eight rent
ain Ml.M!r,'"ll,,,,',! "i)ny prop to
h,1..vi;1-;1;;; rdiiR.r.
iW iT "?n"l I'libH.hed by lh
V.'. A,",' .. It a -iH-are llmt ll!
the Jnr.lltr
vurreiii
1
uwa vuy enU,
sunie lsX) bushels of corn daily. The capi
tal stock ol the company was luteiy 111-
creased toJ00,i(.
In llolVke. lni.. arj twuiiy-uvo in 111.
with V'.iWUH) capital, and einploying 3i
;ihi men cngagea 111 111 ii:iug writing pape
Their nroiluct is ISO tons a dav. more than
one-half of the entire American production
ot writing papers.
Tho steamship Anchnria, on her last trip
from Glasgow, brought thrco hundred tons
of Scotch potatoes.
Ilia imports ot American toimcco
amounted to 5ii7 hhds., against '1,W hlids.
in November of lust year, of which -ill were
Iron! New York, K5 Doston, l.'KI l'hiladel
phia, 24 New Orieaua, 11 llaltiinorc, and 3
Diindalli.
Cattle men In Wyoming have finished
heirr round up for tn season very satisfac
torily. Cuttlo ure said to be remarkably
fat.
Tbo tea brokers of New York have organ
ized an ussoeiul ion, to be called the lea
Brokers' Association of the City of New
York. Negotiations are now pending
secure a luase of suitable rooms lor the
transaction of the business ol the exchange.
Nearly M),W) canary birds are imported
every year into this country.
COTTON.
Tins morning openod with it driz
zling ruin, but notwithstanding the
receipts of cotton ut the com
presses and warehouses aggregated one
hundred and nine bales. The market here
is linn, and although there is uu udvauce
quoted the knowing ones predict a rise in
all grades. We renew our quotations of
Saturday. There has been an udv cc of an
eighth of aceiit in New Orleans, Galveston
and St. Louie in coiikoiiuiicc with the rise
in New York on Suturduy,
Bood Ordinary 9f
Low middling 1(1 'i
Middling lu-i
UiK'd middling 11
Middling- lair .'. 11?.'
Ill Liverpool the cotton market was linn,
without an advance in spots, while futures
declined for some months an eighth pence.
Middlings are still quoted alli.V.S, Oilcan
(. Keccipts 1.7.W, of which 7iX) were
American; sales 10,000, of which 7,o.)0 were
American and l,0nu for exportation.
The market ill New York opened quiet
and uncuauged. Middlings, 12 cents; sales,
l,(i7.
New rleuns opened quiet and steady and
closed linn ut un advance of uu eighth ot a
cent. Middlings, 11J: sales, .S,(H).
The Galveston market closed tirm, at nn
advance of an eighth of a cent, middlings,
11 J. Heceipts4,tll7. Sales L'.l.V.
Sti Louis cleied steady at an eighth ad
vance, middlings 1 1 J. Keccipts lyV.i'.t. ,sales
l,.'t'JJ. Shipments 2-'X Slock 011 hand 80,
UVt. Tho nctt receipts at all the ports were
74 .uVii't. against K!,!l'4, showing n decrease iu
four days of 8,i71 bales. Tliu exports to
(treat Britain were 2l,H, continent 7,7.'IH,
franco !(!.'' Stock on baud, the largest
ever know" in this country, l.usii.Kil.uguiiist
1123,110 the '" ''"(-' '"'t J'eur.
Tub Depiir'."t'1t o' Agriculture reports
that tlie'cund l'(" f cotton crop, us re
ported to tliu departmoiit,.i!i lower llian in
any season since Lifirt. T bo general average
of the comiition in October, which with
certain limitations, affords the best indica
tion of the ultimate product, was (Hi. The
nearest approach to this ligure in fifteen
yearn wo in tho short crop year of 171,
when the averugo was 72. In June and
July the crop was within live points of tbe
taudnrd last year, when a severe and gen
eral drouth set in, reducing heavily the
prospect, causing premature development
of bolls and arrest of growth, blight and
rust naturally resulted. When ruins came,
tb second growth was too late to produce
much fruit. In addition to the drouth,
there was some loss from boll worms and
much mora from caterpillars. The latter
were reported iu tlie southern
and middle counties of South
Carolina iiiiiny of tbo western and
southwestern counties of Georgia, K.istem
and .Middle Alabama, ibe river district of
Mississippi, a lew scattered tracks in Lou
isiana and Arkansas, nnd iu L'ustcrn
and Southern Texas. No reports
were received from Tennessee and North
Carolina. December returns of the product,
compared with last year, are as follows:
North Carolina, 71 per cent.; South Caroli
na, 77; Georgia, Nl; Florida, IK!; Alabama,
Kl; Mississipjd, 7.'t; Louisiana, Kl; Tenia, ;
Arkansas, .'J, Tennessee 6.'!. Returns ot the
condition in October, and tho yield jier
acre, estimated in November, arc more luv
orable than December. Kw.urns ul compar
ative production, which uro usually con
servative, are somewhat lower than the
outcome warrants. Taking tho reports of
tlie season together, up to December 1, the
indications noint to a crop of about 4,!J(l,-
OOU, miles ami a somewhat higher product
appears to be possible.
In the Caco of all the reports from tho Agri
cultural llureau.llradstreels and others, the
receipts of cotton this yuar indicate no such
a decline as they nuhliuli to the world. We
aeeall aroitnd.us here iu North Texas receipt
at J oiuts that last year got no cotto.i worthy
of location. At I'ilot l'oint about 4,iKjO
bales have been bouebtiiud shipped or held
for higher iirires, when Inst year it went to
either Wlillesboro or Sherman. The
receipts at Greenville to date are
about V! bales, and ut the town of Ferris,
below lure, ;),2Vi, and lliilcbins dearly 11
iiiiiny more. These lacts conni under our i
own Immediate view, and ure not taken
into consideration tit estimatim: Ibe falling
off at older railroad towns. If the same
state of uflnirs exist all over the South, the
low estimates are easily accounted lor. T lie
crop will undoubtedly be materially M1011
01 last year, nut just now miicli is one nl
lliose tilings no It How can bud out.
it rut i,
Tliltim Is little to note in futures. In the
morning they opened strong, but tho
"bears" were on hand, and prices generally
Weill down ullil e'.n.e,) 11 ikhu.lii It.,!,,,.' ) .:
day' quotations. In Ibis cily.a "bear,"
who has nn eye open to the mum chance,
I.... ....... 10 - v ... .1 .. 1 1 , .:.
rviM'iicu h-w 111 uu, uiivs lo.uiiv, anil 11
I bnv il.iit'l iv,itil 1,1,.. I... ...II . I.. I. 1..
",WJ .,, ,,w ,,,,, ,(,p ,v 11,1111.
It 1 1 as been fully demonstrated that "option
harps" don't always win, and occasionally
a i.ll,. 4 .1... It. .....I '!.. . I.. 1: ..
,o.,.r, ,,,,, iioiimi in jiuiir rsiieve
thtnn of a few "dollar of their dads."
tlitw Tohi, Poenaber 9. Kuluru epeneil
tM.1y al 1'J i.'J Nr Marek, anil iKsllucd Kradu
ellrnnil elesol al Is et, one lioltit below baler
day. enlralM.txt.
lATl'RDAV. TU-DiV.
Peeemher.. It Uill 12 0.111 07
Jsniisrv i jt'u U I'J lve!2 a
Felirliarv. IJ ai,M lei im.i.j a
March liti e 111 A.IAI1 u
April IJ KM'l MIJ llil) j
Hav 'l UA.aU IM.I'J 1..AII
Jim is nataot iit 1 1 u a. ia mu
JulT IS 17 1 KUII s
Aiiut is iu 77111 n
eeDieinbor u u ftTtaii su tuei i
(t(ob.T 11 lit I) M l K,H K
ereiuber 11 esll : u r.dil 14
1w ORi.nsa. n.remlwr II Tbe uiarkM
uenil very Br in fur llm at It 44 fur Marali
hill llAi.UltA.1 A,.,! l..l -. Ilt.,14 . . .... . .
low Haturlay. Halm IVI.twi.
ATisniy. to-Day.
.It TlrnH 7111 Tdn 1i
l '"ll HI II Tiill 77
ia ifciJ 111 t'txt e
U Vi.nli n Mutt U
1 J '4U H er; vi
I'J 71W1 71 I'J 7liIJ II
I'J imj 11 rJ i:i'j m
I'J Vi'll a w sv IJ to
I'J MiodJ tA 13 vi 4i a'.
W bvalli I'J I'J ll'J
..II fiOian vlii uian la
Deeemlier..
January ...
Kebrnary.,,
Utnh
April
yr
lime
July
Auruit . ..
senleiabAff.
t!vler . . .
Ktivaaber.
ir ,n w n m
eio.r::; , .7,:. : :.- .'" u"r,,'
Jaiiiiary-Knliruary.
... 1110
rvurimrf.pinniu.
Mareh-Aprll ......
Ar-rll.Mny
.. V
...A JA M
,.. VT M
...7.s iotm
e I.', m
May-Jim
Jnita Jul
Jtllf -August..
. nsi aj
flHalif.
Tnimlpu of grain In thli clly tonley
were nil, Mid consequently we liuvo no
sales to note. Corn is linn ut former quo
tations, but outs would bring from forty
eight to tif'y cents. There are large
quantities of both stored in this citv, lor
which the holders expect to realize better
prices.
In riiieaco January wheat
opened at 12'3. und closed at. 12,'iJ, three
fourths of ceiit)iiudur Saturday's tigurc.Corn
opened ut (Kll and closed ut oitj, seteu
eigbths decline since lust reports.
There has been some question about the
amount of wheat curried over oil the I'acilic
coast from the lN.socrop. The Journal of
Commerce of rorthiuil, Oregon, makes the
quantity curried over in Oregon and Wash
ington 70.000 tons,ciiiul to 2,3.t,.'U3 bushels.
Tbe San t'runcisco 1'rodtice lixcbiinge made
tbe amount carried over in California on
July 1, ls-U, equal to 21,3"j0,(i7 buthels, or
11 total of i';i (isf.txio bushels in California,
Oregon, and Washington. The exports
from California for July 1 to Nov. 2'1, have
been 10,(117,227 bushels', mid from Oregon in
wheat mid Hour 2,U7,"i,(HU bushels, or from
both States IS, 122,2(1" bushels.
Tbe late heavy rains throughout llie win
ter wheat regions of the West will give that
crop 11 fine start, Willi the promise of a
heavy yield in MX!. Notwillisianuing the
short grain crops of the current year, tiie
acreage sown to fall grain, wheiit'and rye,
has been largely increased.
The total values of exports of deniestic
breads! nil's for eleven months ended No
vember .'ill, IHsl, were 2IO,Jl.S,4.i2; tamo
time, 1S.S0, 2:7,2:jt,(M5.
rortK.
Mess pork in Chicago gave evidence of
weukness to-duy, and prices declined below
any former period in the last three months.
For January Ibe market opened at lb'.3o, und
closed ut 10.27 1-2, seventeen and 11 half
cents below the closing quotation ol last
week.
Tbe hist number of the Cincinnati Price
Current says of packing: The progress made
in porit operations during the past week
has about balanced the corresponding time
last year in the uirirreeate. At Cliicugo,
Kansas City, Milwaukee and Cedar Hapids
there lias been a slight increase, while Cin
cinnati, Ml. Kouis, Indianapolis and Louis
ville huve shown a falling oil. Tbe returns
for the week just past from points which
represent fiij per cent, of last win
ter's packing give tlie totals for tbo week
as about 500,1X10 hogs, against tiie same
number lust year, and we estimate the
amount packed since November 1 al H.llM),
(Ki hogs, against fi,7(iJ,(KK corresponding
time l.sso, and 3,JAl'.(Niu in 1S7D a decrease
of I!.0,IKIO since November 1, compared
with a year ago, ami Ioii.ikjO les than )H7'J.
The above authority ulso (duces the aggre
gate exports of product since November I
at MI,;'SHI,U(I0 pounds, ugail'st 145,("l,(XX
pounds in l&so nnd 144,(Ki,nOO pounds in
1S7U ; the falling off being trt,000,(i(iO pounds
ns compared wilh lust year, equivalent to
the product 370,(100 hogs.
DALLAS l'KICK CUItltKNT.
Flour. Ornln nnd Iluv.
Fi.ora We quote city Mills as follows XXX.
l M; XXXX, J-l 0'i; extra U iiS.
imporieu: aa, per cwt, SI.3"; XXX, NOD;
XXXX. tl !MV choice liunily, H 10 faui-v.M :.
Kvb Scurca We quoie per bushel, "iifeWi,
Baiii.kv Scarce, (iood derauiid, W a 'joe.
HitAN We quote at mills, glfal lit In niin
sucks, l 40. '
Coksmka! Per bushel, Jl 10.
Oats In hulk. 4.'iia)ISc
Wiikat SI eol Zi. us per grade; Nlcaragm,
CoRS--01(l In car. 75aSOo: new. In enr A.ViT(Vi.
shelled coni 'JOe.
IIav Dark, JCkSs; brlirlit, $12. From stores
pntirto, baled, dark, 8l0m:l.r; brlKlit, jlfj2uj
briitbt, free mi board, ear. Olfi; dark, f 12.
Weuiinte: Chomiedcorn. hit ion ttmimlu t-oi;.
eliopieil corn and oals, per loo pounds, ji iiv
ehoppeil barley, per 100 pounds, t crnslicil
corn and cob, eer UK) ikhiimIs, Jl ftd; eoru bran.
per im iioiuijs, r.te; urainim Hour, per 100
pounds, J:t fsi; cream meal, $2 50; line bollep
meal, per bushel, Jl lf; uoinlnv, per UK) piiimds,
U: Krlts, per ICO pounds, y; corn Uour, per 100
pounds, SIM,
Heetls.
OkrmaS Mll.I.ET We quote at tl 10 loci '.'A.'
Darden, So per paper, reluil; wholesale 1' to
2c per paper.
Cotton At tho oil mill. Kie per buslicl.
Wool and Hides.
ITIna Ullil tni.illlt.n fll.n Olr.. t.y.. DTa. V. , L
burry and dirty, fi to ldc oil'.
Drv libit, IS pounds and upward, 1012Kc:
...j .i-vt". ni.-i -ii.iu-,1, iwi w Kreea ouu'ii
er hides, M.t.wic; all iluinaged, wet or dry. hull
I'.iiv, MVI.-I OKllia, OIK, BIIUCII DSlllI VUII1 KUlilUC
each.
Kkkswax 14 to ISe per pound as per color.
Tallow Iu barrel, 4V: hi cuke, 5e per lb.
Live Work
Catti. Four years, llama; Ihree yearn. $H
17; two years. 6i. I -J to): one year, 7di.!.
Hum cows St.' Minds; KUH'kera, I12i.i.iri; mi'.-"
cows and calves llii.ii'i; spriiiKers, 11,'ii.vJ.
IIoksks Ponies Sliv.v.iO; fiinu sliK'i- alfti'ilfio
linrness livery, 7Sinl-JV fauev -.uess, iiem
IM: lisrness spuns, jf.'t'HiinVN)..
Miu.ks Small, 4U(ii,66; uiedhini, ITSffllOO: extra
druiialil, liixiiciii.M).
Moos None on the market and In demand.
Mt'TTON tjiiKKP They nro uuolublu at 2 60(4
:i per bond: l'ur wcIkIiI, 2,w.Jc per piiuud.
(Irocorios.
PnLivii l?l...n,.. 1,. .1. r.i- n..A.-
.......... ..,.....,,,, i.ii'i iiv; inir, i.i-in,i;ie;
elioice, ll, to lu; Laguyra, 17 to IS.',; Java, 2SH
V v. , .
'I'KIK 1mni.rl.it Ui.lir..,. Vai. 11 n :,...
Onions', 4.i'.iihIi'; Japan, tinm foe.
ncuAiis no iioie: I'liwdcreil lJe; crushed,
I'll" ui'iiitultifi.,! 111.,.. b,.....l...l I, 1,.
. , .... n.n tin .11, ii; cirn,
t.'lll': l.oiiKluiiii while elarllieil, lOVto II: vel
loir, elnillled. 111'.' In 11 lii.l,... in ... .i'..,..
fair. y
Moi.assk I.niiWniin choice, 70; prlino C5e;
fair to piod none In innrket
Potatokh Sil ;r,(o 4, per barrel, and tl liil to
$1 i A per bushel.
Swkkt Potatoes TVijiJl oo per bushel.
lllfi VCh,,!,.....!., I., m
Salt la barrel, Si fto; Liverpool In sucks S175
(n I .Vi.
t'sicKriiS-Soda, X, 8!,'; XX, 9 XXX, 10:
cream, II v glnticr snaps, 11',.
Unions Jl .rKI per barrel; huxebbls ,' 00
Coai olive, f t per box: bine lndls, , lb
Imrs, f l 7'i per box; K, lb. Inns, M ;,j per Imx; 1 lb
burs, 5:1 per box. Kurcka Soup, f- aj, Vy.
clone, fcl 7,
Uka.ns ".Si to 8e per ponml.
t'ANiil.Ks-star, lull wi'lubt, 1(1 1-2,
I'iikksk W 1 1; full erciuu'
Hominy Asn (iiiiTsw to 60 per barrel.
Imiikii Ai'ei.Ks sSu'li'
liHIi'.li I'kaciiks Uupecleit, none; peeled lie
per pound.
Pick i.ks 111 HO 12 per barrel; half barrels.
17; II nn.
Coai. OilUO (leg. flro test In barrels, It)
In eHes, IJ 30.
Ci.oTUi'.s I'ins nniinil, (Be; spring, II per box
MAsi'iiKS bushel, Iron bound, 13 60 8a
down; two-hoop pidls, J lu: three-hoop, 2 'Br
lens Three nest, IJ i'Ka ; vK,t n,.M ji&
So. 1, IV HO per dotew No, 'i, Is 60; No. 8, 7 6u i,tr
iliiimi. 1
W ami I'oAros Wood, II 86; sine. 1 0; Niiw
mis C4 in"V' Ol.
Wu.l Miii'KKTS 14 0OA4 !H tierdoieiL
awn on,. w , M MMIII
'l AM. AU ,!., Al (in. I.I..U1.. I .i
mi-la IV per keg of ji, poimdsj VlH,o
juoT Drop, bag, i lo to i iS; buck, ti 40 to
U ACRRatiNo 1, barrels, 111; half barrels! $7l
Ills, fliibl 10; Ho. 2 liarnds. Ill 60 to 110; half
barrels, tb W lo fl; kits, l Ui erie; No. suarrula.
H to v, half-barruls, IS to 16 60; kit, 76o to
OAitDy-BUck, m to 14Xo a pound. Fancy. 16
tO'J.'K
I.ye-OineenlraM, II 764.
HoraHlsaL H Inch bull, .H to 10c; eotlou, II
Missouri Cinsa a'.lor per gallon.
VinaoAR l"er Kiillmi, aoMiaoo.
W Sii riso I'Arsa lunand itraw. 15o to 7o.
HTAacH-Ho "
Jtuis We quote lie -per (tallon Air glased.
Crocks, toe per gallon fbr glaied,
I'KACHM J lbs, J ItKiDJ 4-V S I III, $1A no.
Tomato lbt, II tU 40: 1 lb, fl hami m
BAliaa KBAVT.Ubls 116; half bull ts.oor
. p . '
It ii tte e and Kggs.
Koo Market wall snppllcil, jOa per doaeu.
UUTTaa Northern. MiiM, Texaa, 'ixJba,
I'onltrjr and Maine.
rmcitis Wo qunle at It MWU OH per dnien
turkeys, so76 prairie eldrkitia, 18 per ilmcn'
quail. II 8A er doieu; wild turkey, .ittrwl oth
rahlill. 7.V er doii n; squlrn'li, 76o per dosin
dia ka, large, fl 6U small, gJ l, veidtuu, 6o
rrult and Nate.
We make tbe following qnntauonn
i-rrVw" 5w utt UJ', MW' " M "
' 'V 'v
B.vsasas Per bunch. SI OOW.
Giikkn Ai'clks 4 mulZ 60 per barrel.
Cckham 'lSl,a
Pkachks None in market.
California l'hi:s i.".:n f; per box.
OltANOKS l.lllllviHUtl. t7 ;SI per box.
I. KMONS Sicily, per box, 4 60 . 60
Nt'Ts Almonds, 'ije (n r inuul; Uradl, lOtS.1;.
flllierts, l.'ic; Knellsli wahuits. none; clicidums,
2:1 per itoiind: ItHliati. none: ti'Hinils. 'reniies
see red. 9 l-2c; choice white, nic: cmoumiLS, ?:i
per Inn.
H is In frnils. 7'"S' -r ;l
I'CI ASS l(.' "i Jier Inflict.
I'loa libli. He, lu.Wrr. l'.le p.T Imlllld .
Meats ami I.itrd.
Bacon I.opg clear sides. II Uc, short clewr US:
blvtlkt'iM luieoll 1 Ic.
luiv fALT I. on,' clear vides. W'i: short clear.
Id', e
Hams Canvassed 1:11-2.
LMto Tierce l.i'4e; half barrel, 13','e: pails
5 Ui lu lbs. 14 Ue. 3 lbs. ut 14 1 2.
Iron, Ntilis, Wire, l'.le.
Ikon We quote men limn bar, 4c rates; Nor
way suit i-wedeii, inc.
Plow stkf.l 7e.
M uu-: SniiHith wire. No. H. S','i- Xiw. 10 and 12;
6c; No. 12: 7c: japi'imcd, Imrbed wire. Sc; gal
vanized barbed, lik-.
II (i:sK siioks Per kee, ?6 60.
Iiousk Siiok Nails Per Ihix, 26 lbs, No. 7,
Ji .'Si; No. s. A 2.",; No. 0, fin..
Nails From led lo td, l.2;, rme.
TlN.VKIl's h'locii llloclt till tier lb. flOc: till
plate, 11x20, $s p(.r box: 1 U 11x20 js; do. I X,
ill ,'ie: zinc. 12c per pound, holder, 16c per lb;
sheet Iron. Ii,e jer pound:
Axks IVr box, f-s 6ew III 50,
llry (Minds.
Prints Freeman's, 6li; Aiiennla, 6V; Gloustcr
I!1; Hiislol, it .ireenwicii. ti; IVahody. solid, il;
l.odi fancy, 6:t; llunuiiny, 6ft; SpraKUe, 0; Ham
ilton, ti1,;; i:ociiero, I'd.;; Allen, (i.
Kink Uiiow.n Homkstic Central, 6?i; Gileoa,
7; Husy lice, 7; Coiitliiental, S; I'ncahouhis, 7;
Cedar Falls. 7i: Greenbrier, K1,; Atlimtic. ;;
Hockiidiain, M,: New llarlford X, 47; llamiet
Mill. ",; boston, III), s; l.liuiwood, 'J.
lti.F.ACUKu Ihimkstics llarnslev, 6; Dover, 8;
Coiinnonwenllh, O, 6'j'; Morning Star. 7,si: Fruit
boom, 10 l,; Staiidanl, 10: Cliapniiiii X, 7'i; Al
toona, lis,; Kliiitiilc,nj; Sonora, 6; Signal B, 6X;
Jusl Out, ft S: Fairnioiint A. US'.
llKAVV HllOWV IIOMLSTICS l'ittsflcld, 7: All-
gusta, : HiK kiNjounliiiiL 7K: did Doininion.
Ii,',; Aviiwan K. fi1, ColluiKivood, "),; Star of
inewesLS'; l-rinieton, 4'i: IndliinOrcliaid.SS;
Park A ii; Buckcve, )i; Cabot W, 7; Lyman, T,
7X.
tiiiKKTi.NO I.iineastcr. 10-V; 21e: Mouadnock-lU-U',
2.1: AnilroscoKUiii. !i-U, 27)i: Andiiiscoir,
Kin. 10-', HI; l.aiiciisier. 10-M bleached, 23; bow,
ell, 10- U bleaclie 1, 2.i; Sulllviin, 1(1-U bleached.
82; Mona.fiKK-k; i-'i, 2U,: Moniiilnoi k, 10-', 26
Cotton Klannlls Ainoskeag AAA, 17e; do
Bll bleached, 16; lliigenot S, S; do bleached,
Hamilton X F, browiu 10; do F. bleached, 12
Lawrence, !' F, brown, 9; Fremont 1) L, 7H;
Nashua X, 11',
IllcKonv Itoudlemaii. 11X: Fsston, 10; West
ern Slates, s,; American, 3x:i, OS; do 6x0, 10;
Hlierlibin :',x:i, si;; Merhanlc !lx8, 8,
luilLLs Hoot, s: SuM'olk, b); Adriatic, 9S';
Laurel. ; Itock Iliad. 7S.
'1 ii'Kino A rl; Wright, I I: Amoskeag ACA, 1SS;
Hainillon l. 12; Kbnwood. !l'i; Ocean, 8; Jewvt,
('ity, ti',: Methmii A A, Pi; York, 14; Clark's
Stand. I2'i; Cordis AAA, Id 4.
i'LAiii uvsaiumios Oitaiva, 8)i: Georpla, 11;
Mairnollii, 7,; Atlanta, 8; Tidal Wave, !; Delia,
8; Hurricane, 10.
Cheviots llerkshlre A A, 11: Monitor, 9: Bom
Bay, 7,: l.ancley, 10; Luiik's best, 13; Urislol, 8)t;
Bunker Hill, III
Cotton IUm k Arkwrlght, fanev. lfi; Stark
Rray. 14 'V: Bear Inick Koz, 2:1s,'; Polliemas MilL
lO'i: Montauk A A, 1:1; Klrkwood, 16.
Kkntccky Jeans Irviiiu Hoe, 42),'; Leamliur
O l. S'i Montgomery, W; GlenlLock, 20)i: Wood
land, 22),; Norwalks, 20;Saudusky, 17i, May.
brook.ll; lieerwond, 16.
Kkpki.i.ants Clinton, 70; Rival, 65; Cumber
land, l 10; Koxcrtili, S.i; Famsworth, 95.
Linings Ashland, 12l; Greatrock 15; Be
atty. ll; Blue Koek, 12V Audaliuia 7,, 18.
WaBim Wood Work.
Bpokks From 2 lo 2'; Inch, ner set XXX sn-
lect, K.; XX. W 75.
bawkd f elloks 1?4 to Ztf, ?1 75 per set
IlugKles, FiprlnK Wagons, Klc,
Shafts um'.i; poles. t'J(nl5 per dor..
BeooiKS Grade Hand spring, lop, KooS.100; do
open, ITUH'SO; do side springs, lop, JlmtelMi; do
sidebnr.SliiOdiiiHO: doihaetous,8r2,'iM.lMI; A grade
side spring. SIKK'i'JiHi; do phiietous, ilniiia'.'OO:
jump seat buggies, Il75fo260; platforiu springs,
1110(120; three spring wagoiiN, $'J0ji-Ui.
Serap Iron.
Cast SI per hundred; stove, .15 cents; wrought
50ctol per hundred: brass. IS to $10 per hun
dred; copper, flu (o 12 50 per hundred; zinc and
end, St per hundred.
Wines and l.ltttor.
A Lconoi. 12 :(0 per gui. as per high wines.
V. msiiv itectilled, Jl UhUi 1 60, as per proof;
sour mash one year old, 81 fit. two years old,
12 iSKo.12 25; three years old, 12 Mfa fi 75; fancy
extra nlilu hisky, SKuii, as per ago.
1 .sks Claret, n case, I.1W5, per qualltv; Ca
uiwba.pcrpal.il Wwl 5(1; Port, II 20(.s: Sh'errv,
per gai.fl '.IKri.:!. Madeira, per gal, II 6)(iiS; white
wine, lu cases, 8-1 mii.i.Hi.
( hahi'aiine Cisik s, in baskets, $18(520: Held,
nick, 111 basket, tJMi.'JS: Knig. iu basket, 826(.2S;
L'oniestlc cliainpiigne, $7wl4.
; Aik Stisk Ale, per dox, 12 152 25; Torter,
per dot, 12 15(,2 26.
BottlkHkek St. Louis quarts. 112: pints 512 60
Itudwuiser, owusize.fl.': pliils, 1J 60,
Leather, Klo.
8oLg LkatiirrUak No. L atl40; No. 2, scg
27.
11 km lock Best huflhlnslaiightcr, siffiao. K(()(j
28: do good, No. 2, '.'('; aood da '
Oak Uahnkss Lkatiifji-s.No. 1. 87w;;fc do No.
2, S.ie
IlKMLOCK-Prlme. 8C: do good. SI; do Nn.'i 30
l RKNcii Calfskls-SI 25 to 1 00, aecorJing to
quality.
i'litLAnKi.piiiA Calfskin No. 1, II lo to 1 Zr
a No. 2, f 1 to 1 10.
l'liii.Ai.KLPiiiA Kirs -No. 1, 85c to 51, accor
ding to weight.
SiiLr.r SKiNs-Tomilng XXXX pcrdoj, 81050;
Linings, while, X.X 0: niseis, cr,8.
lllilldlnij Aliiteriiil,
Biuck At the kilns to CIO kiln run.
STUM.' Al 11,1. Ilttll-lw ,n..,.i... r... .....
foot: II for fonndiiiioii; Hi f,- wall and 2.1 for
l.PMHKii Yellow pine, rough, 82 05 per 100
feet: over 24 feet In length; 60. Mau hed and
diessed llooriuu and liinsiiing, $2 76- J, eeiilng
fTi '".i !' 'l,l,,,w pine
siding t2; while pine celling, 75 llr.-t
eominoii; while pine tiding, liisi eonnuon. sj ,vi
ash and walnut llooring, im per ihousaud'
poplar. .lresed boll; sides....-,; rough waliuu.'
S12.I lo 1.,0. I oiniiloll doors, ti ,'SJ 1 ;'.j; si,,),, J) z;
to 5 (10 as to si;.
SuiNiti.Ks. -Ulinw. pine, :i no to 1 2.V white
bine. J I 50 to S,- uo. Cypress, No. 1, Ve No 2
1 1 ;V); Nn:i. j:i j5, " ',,p
I'osts Cedar, 812 50; llolsed'are, t'
I.atiis f;l .ieiu I per thoiisaud
CKHKNT -ltoMauhde. t l 76; Louisville, it m
l'oriland, 81. 60.
I'LAsTLit Paius Per barrel, Clt4 60.
Hair IVr piuiiid, 7)ic
Ckmknt Fl.l'Ks-ii Inch, S7Se; 7 !nch,40r; f !,.,.!,
eidllng In hit tl; ti incli cap, 6i)e; 7 Inch eiliug
Joint, 1 25; 7 Inch can do. ii.. h
. ."RiAl-!'"',L'71 ',"1'"' I'" foot; 4 inch, arc;
6 Inch. 37'te; 7 inch, 4iie; 8 Inch, fav
.,,l.!!"i"i',XT"";Ut''l(!iv ,f"r ""' "(id all colort,'
II 2.1(0.1 85 per gal.. All the tested and standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers.
WlllTK Lkao Strictly pure, 7 82.
l.l Ulf 4'ramim,l A, ,(,, (.1 ..... i . ..
" .".,.., f ,ii-i unrn'i; mux,
Jl 60: Dcnmnu car lo s, ISK'; per barruL II aft.
hidiu. in im. on.- ... i ..7V. .i .... UKrrol. ' ii.
Linsrrd Oil Kaw, fiSc; boiled, 72c,
Cooperage. 1
Molasses barrels 11 60: half barrels, 81 25; kegs,
per 1 outrurrU u"lruffl. hoop poles!
Col anil WmL
Coal Indian nation, 18 per ton, delivered
t'oae ode per barrel,
WooD-Oak. hickory and ash, ft 80 to 8.1 78
per corjl. Sawed stove wood Is retailing al the
rates of 84 60 to 6 per cord .
Charcoal 65 cents per barrel
Flah anil Oyster.
Fish Red, thecphrad and trout, 10W New
Orleans red anapiwr, I6e; Spanish mackerel 26c
Ovstrrs llaliliiiore, per can XXX, .Hie; mcdll
nrf; extra selwl, aUa- Matagorda and litf
wick' bay, II 80 per hundred.
Drugs, .
i Ad-nensole nei ounce son; aeld earbnllc in.
hiUoii, 60e!cry.tal,5(lea2;per lb; acid citric, 76eper
lb; acid sulphuric, 6tnlnc pur lb; add tartaric 460
per lb: alum, 4a.V ier lb. Amnionla-earuoiiate.
J', .""''.ii" :;',y"da. 280 per lb; balsam oo
Pallia 70e per lb: borax. Klc ier lb: blue vitriol,
loe t.r lb; calomel, 7fie per lb: calomel (Kngllsh)!
1 00 per lbt camphor, relliicd, H2e per It"
elnelinnlilla, Rio per o; cblonifofin, wi
oei)ta per lbt chloral, hvdrai, l7a'J(io
et lb:eresm of larU't. isiwd3r.a8H4i.,wr ii,. .
oplinu. 16 00 per lb: gum shtdlac, Kv per lu'nior
p line. I.I mt per .: nil iH.rgamot, ,:I 21.MI
nil hiiitiii MA ?.i iuit tli I. ...i. I.. .... ' . !' '
' , loiliiiu poiiiss, 2 fiT' KrTb.Trtv'?
quinine, .nlpb.iu, j , p., vk m,t,Z
caraway, "J6e per lb: senna, 26o per llr
"i v --vi y sugar lean, v-
jjAjtO per lbi Spirit tujpcuUu CCo pergI, ,
l'.All.KO.VDS.
The International & lircat Northern is
now at the brink of the UioUrand river,
and its completion marks the most nrolilie
railroad construction year in- the annals of
Texas, or. iu fact, most anv other State.
There are 05 miles inure of (ioiild's brunches
to be built, und this is all under contract,
und w ill be lini.-'oed in a few weeks. The
tiouid syndicate alone has built over 1,100
miles during IsM, ln.e.i all u which is in
tcxas, divided as loilow:
Miles
I f xss ,t: ruc:!ic 42.S
liiter'.eitiiinal Mir. at Norl'.iuru ' . ..... ..... IM
irnii uoiiinalu s
M;w urlvinii. 1'ucilic 20
Missouri, halibut Ivxus .. 1:1
i,ioi:ri rue,!;,, oo
lemrai lirain 'i t . p.) ,
1,121
.. S5
t'neonstrnctcd ..
Lis
The Intermitional ,t Croat Northern is
divided into two divisions known us the
San Antonio Division, running; from 1'ales-
uue in nan Aiiioino, 201 miles, and Irom
han Aiit.mm to I.iiredo miles. The
olber is the Culf Division, composed of 3ol)
mows.
Kailroail men anticipate n severe contest
between the i'nion i'acilic. the Northwest
ern, and the lltirliiigton it ijuiucr roads for
tlie com ml of business w-st of the Mis
souri. Knch company is Imildine; exten
sions nnd branches for the purpose of being,
able to protect ilsalf and harass its neigh
burs whenever the fight begins. The con
test is likely lo raec uiler ibe m in nf
llurliiigtoii ,t tuincy extensions at Denver
Beit season.
lien tlie Massachusetts (.'elitral Kuilroiid
i completed, that coii'inonweullli will have
more miles of railroad iu proportion lo its
area than any other State or country in the
norm,
Mr. Viinilerhilt claims that the New York
Central has earned in the last six months
at the rate of I! ner cent, ner nnniini. and
thut the local business of his roads is such
that dividends w ill continue to be paid as
usual, let through rates be what the v Inav.
The Denver its Kin Grande Kailway has
luii new locomotives m process ol construe
tion at the lialdwin it (irant works.
The .Southern I'acilic has linisbi'd hi ro.nl
40 miles east ol ils junction with the Texas
.t Pacific, and it is building ut the rate ol
three miles u day.
It is reported that Vanderhilt will
retire from the active management of his
properties, leaving the practical adminis
tration in the h inds of Mr. Ku.ter and Cor
nelius v underbill.
On cotton, are as follows:
. . Per 100 Pounds. Per 100 Pounds.
fll l.oms iy'i New York $ 1 00
o"Un 1 14 New urleaiis .... K5
"Olis oil 7,, linlvi-stou K5
un iis'iu, irelghht are as lollinvs. second-class
JVr 100 Pounds. Per ICQ Pounds.
1 1 1 1 ' s i.se i ,o rsica on jse
-wexill 40 (Iroesliceclc 45
j-osso 64 Culvert t
"came 117 Terrfll 2
Wills Point .iij Mi(.lH yi
Longvicw f,7 Miirshall fie
Fort Worth.. 2'J Weatherlord- 31
(ordoii 411 Cisco 54
hahd id Abilene (.5
Colorado City 81 Big Springs Sl
t'limo IS McKinnev 28
Sherman jo lienison... 34
Wiixahachle 2S Denton 29
H'.'l ''"I'd 40 Whitesboro 44
Gainesville ji
A.StireTliltiK.
Dr. King's Syphuletic Ileniedy is guaran
teed to cure,syphalisin the nriiiiarv.sccond-
ary und tertiary stages, and in all its vuried
and complicated forms, mid will cure the
worsl cases of veneriul diseases, cases which
have resisted tbo treatment of the most
eminent physicians of America. It cures
me nrsi stage unit Heals the ulcers 111 a lew
days. Itcurcs ulcers in the mouth, nose.
head, arms, and legs; also hard pains in the
bones nnd joints, syphalitic rheumatism,
etc., in a short time. 1'rice $5 per package,
sent everywhere by express. A treatise on
sexual diseases free, bent scaled for two
stamps, Dr. J. Dinvbeer, 415 IWth "tli
street, Si. l.utiis, Mo. Cures guariinteed
or nionev refunded. Dr. Dinsbeer maka
chronic diseases a specialty. II you are af-
uic.ieu wuii no runner wnai call or w rile.
Those wishing to deal iu futures of cotton
grain or pork, can do so iu as small or large
iiuantities as they desire, at the olllce of the
Texas I'otlon and Crai.. Kxcliange Com
pany. Margins required only l per bale
on cotton, lc per bushel on grain, iVper
iiiuri-i onjiors, wiiii privilege to remargin
at anv time before margin is cvhimstiwl
liiisiness I'.onc direct with New York, New
Orleans or Chicago, when desired. Direct
nil eomiunnieatioiis to A. .1. W iieki.ock,
Manager Hoard ot Trado Kooms, Dallas
Texas.
H does one's heart eoisi In wihirws IIia
life, bustle and activity about Koinliardl'
clothing e.stahiisliiucnl, 704 Elm street; and
jet, wnen you come toiniiuire into the rea
son, it is plain Mr. lieinhurdt does busi
ness on business principles.
Forever and Ever. '
The" Delmonico restaiiritnt lias been in
advance ol till comiietitoi s. They have just
received, and wid constantly' keep 011
hands, 11 lull supply of fish, ovsters and
game, served up 111 tlie most elegant stylo
I have just importeu Zwcutsclicn nnd
Kirshcii Wascr, lllieiu Wino and Cognac
lirandy, and I giiaianteo to set over my bar
not liinir Inn the best of liiiiors, ns I import
them myself. ,1. Ci:orsM..N,
M Main Street.
Tbe Orutniiier's I'l'ienitt
I'l-ank Slanscllo's bus and transfer line at
Denton. K:icrrv 10111,1-1,1-1,, .i,,.l .,: ....
nnd git," Willi hunt wm-U and fair rates, en
title ine lo your support. Kindly store my
iiniuu 111 your memory.
1'i:ank Stanski.lk.
Orr sells all styles of Couconl siilc-siiring
buggies. Send for his illustrated cata(o;tio
mid price-list.
j -
Tliero is going to be 11 big rush for the
toys mid holiday goods ut tliu o and ldc
Store; call curl v.
:
Heinhardt Is taking the wind out of tho
sales of his competitors, ami the reason
why is that he does business uu business
principle.
Corsets, stde-lacH, full braid, at 50 cents, 11
M. Hosenthal & Co.'s.
a e
Wo will not Imj undersold.
1, KlilitllAltllT.
704 KI111 struct.
-
Toys.wholcsale und retail at the 5 und 10c
store.
Orr keeps all style of curriugee, unnxoiis
nnd spring wagons.
e
Unit dressed kid gloves at 50 cenbj per
pair, lit M. ltosenlhal it Co.'.'
G. P. CURTIS,
-4J1CNKUAL-
Produce and Commission fiarchaat.
Order from the country respectfully solicited
and promptly tilled for Ve.turn Prod ace,
field Seeds, liny, llrnn, Klnur, eto.
-13 Ma 1 11 Sin-el, llnlliw, Tpm. ,
POWELL & GAGE,
DALLAS, TEXAS.
tale agent for
NQIi-RESIDENT LAflO OWNERS,
;WK 0IVK
Our iursonal atleutlnii lo h-ndering land for
laxes, paying the taxti at tlie proper
1 uine, ana makiiif talo.
State
Map
Free.
Illustrated Marriaga Guide, 200 pag.T7T
and gilt binding, 60 cents; same in pa...
25 cents; Manhood, 10 cents; Womaaw?'
cents; pamphlet, S ccnta, securely tealei v
maiL Send money or postage Unn.
WHlTTiKR, the great spuciaUst, 6I7 S,'L
street. St Louis, too. 'bu-
The Great English ltemeilr.
:TV",iun.i'eri ,l,nl
i''y.dim,''r ''n,,fw;
cs in tljA , .en I
vital fluid pssslng unobserved b, o.. 'H 'l
niiui 5 oincr diseases that lo.i . , "one. and I
death. The meiili-n g . ,,'.?' ' "? ""aiiity Ih
he Just , Hre nJ unW "gl
r'"r, l'e nd this eountrv, , ""U'ol.l
... .V V 1 V1"..0.1" 'heso Iroi 1,1.,. ""MS
m i.incil rivu Ht'NriH!.-li i, ; "'"( will
a case of this kind tl it v nAf V. " I'-bARs K
(under their special advi 0 nnd i"' l0-lV
not cure, or for anvil i,V u 1 ,ri'lment) wi
found in iu We trZ ' , ,'"re(,!'' "wZi
c.ud,ng lv tiXl
in private name If desire,! b? S-1,8 ,?'?"". 1
InsllUit No. 718 Olive strceJ lls.h lMM
om-i. rostoffice box, 24r,0 iouii is
WnlkerasS W11"am!' TolUw
Good Kensons for thel(n.ii-. id,
n. . . 'm"H
most latisiaia r ii. huyinSn rt.h"Ve i1!
In s single Inn,, ,., i!-"1.1,1.?.' et 5 "'!;MnirJ
It is recommended i cure ' stand, '2
peer, and that all the Vac lie 'Z f' ,ho5
sooner or later. i.a c.i V. I ,n),e,?i'in, r.,
UietreauneiitofSyp-LnKs;1'-T'p,A,,U0W',VlMIl
OneofonrworkinViiimdeSiSJ
1 ' "' "''S". ill u
r"ui: ninTlUC.-' I
the swift bpkVmw" r
Anlil w n j ""I'neiors: Atlanta, (it, I
Sold by all drngglsi. Call fora cod
Voiliie Men's Crimn ,.V'l1rli
Price of large or regular she red Wd '., J
, uanln 'iWi"''' i"'"1'11
Conqueror of All!
Dr. Wood's Injection is warranted to ct-J
uonorrnoea 01 mine or lemale. Friee.fl, with'i
ii, ins, iu uiij Buurees. a guarnulee wila et
liuvsage.
TTV WnnrTc, T Ji.
Is warranted to eradicate Hypbilis in any of 's
complicated stages In less time than aur ofci
remedy known, and for less taouey, too. ttti
to per pneange.
Thiriv veins' nraetlcal exnorlnnift PnM..
vate diseases, no matter how serious or k
sianning, in less time, and rurnlsli Weiildm
ess money, thau any other physlciau or dr.
1st In jl Louis.
Kvcry caso guaranteed.
Call or wrlln- bi.iIi. ..uu.. Tin u-nnn
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rt.1ii-in ssnt irvwririi he HuH-!
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enverrd a siaipi cura, wlilcn M 'jn
to l.l follnw-auiliiMr, ailJroM J. IU "
1r.ri..ilnii Free
for tho speedy cure of siiiK-rmamrrh
llclillltv nml Imnnlimnv tnnsl draWl'" .
m..i..i-.. 1.-' :.: i,i rury
im-iieiiii-n. nn Willi mw'l " , . Iv
sation. Address, St. Iul enraun
Rt. Charles treot. betweou Slxlk
treeta, St. Louis, Mo.
TAI.UIIin l'T'.'i
JOHI
711 Kim Street,
llsll'
(letieMl Aceulaud Dealer l
. StutSe.sker
Farm an. Spring Wagons, fe
i
BUGGIES.
Molina Plows, CnltlvnU.rii, p,
Ilatnl fart, w heelharmws, I
r.u,. lUrlieil Wire, e
Mska a aneelalt of Mtmletisker nn .
hut kuup oilier maku and inwW J
toe.
roa sale
1 1
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ulhof lliexi'ian'sml le "'"S K
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lUiaullfully located with nice rr .
riinrtliif In the nonrlshlng rl" t
epringa
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