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THE DAI! i - VERALB, TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 18, 1882.
ALEX. ORTLIEB fc CO.,
" 613 and 615 Elm Strent 014 and 010 Pacilio Avenue,
DALLAS, TEXAS,
JOUimtS AM) WHOLESALE DEALEKS IN
ZN-OTIOHSrS-
COMMERCE AND TRADE.
COMMERCIAL
Dii.mh, April 17. Should tho wheat How
growing In tliu fields in this stale answer nil llio
tixHH'iullinii of lliu farmers, It will give Texas a
prominent place among tliu Krai" growing t i h -irleu
of tliu country, lit ull tliu cstlirut.-H of the
, probable yield thin year made by statisticians in
Chlca go, Ht. Louis and other grain centres, Texas
la ontlruly ignored, mul her -1 I la cnuntnl as
nought, when thli year should expectations of
uinij .i ue mo I .i" I, limy in it ktciii mens-
lira hnre ito lulliicnco on lliu market iiorlh.
The crop of this stale In always marketed weeks
earlier than those of other and colder locali
ties, Mid In former tlmca It has hail Ho
cll'ii't upon j.rlicx, because llio tli i i
lni'iitl ' were realty insignificant. Hut
thU season It ntny ho dillficnt, himI, if our
farmers are not disappointed In their bores mid
expectations, lliu inn. Hint sent north will add
very mati'rliilly to i tie general receipt, mul may
suriiriao ileulcrs hy Ha magnitude At the
train centres, who lire not even giving the
Ten u j crop a notice lu tnclr published estimate.
The present bids fair lo bo a propitious year for
Wheal, unil, In fact, for nil the cctcals, mul
should favorable weather follow, tho grain crop
of thin portion of the state will prove hlKhly re
munerative to the agriculturalists, unwell us to
atliird tt Inrgo ruvunue, which will naturally
How Into business cluiuuels uml be lie 111 every
branch of liulustry ami trade,
Tiik merchants and business men or Dallas
Ihoulil hear 11 lu mln.l that the lUIJuurned meet
lug, callcil for Die purpose of furiuliig a grain
ami produce exchange in this city, meets at tbo
oflleeof Colonel M. 1). aillnglon tut Wednes
day arte nam at 3 o'clock. Those who are
present and unite In Its organization will bacnnie
dinner members, ii nd will he received on the
game footing us others. The operators of the
exchange will be exclusive anil only racJiihora
Will haaduilttcilaiid visitors only who are nun.
residents or the city will la) permitted on the
board. The organization of this exchange, If
conducted, as It no doubt will he, oil strict busi
ness pilnclples, will bcuelll the Hail will com
mercial Interests of Dallas niiiro than would the
building of any new nil I road lu any direction or
to any point It Is to hi) hoped Hud every busi
ness n an who la at all Interested In tliu growth
anil advancement of the business and comuiwroo
vi uiu ciiy wiu oo present.
THAOK JTICM.S.
. Tug attempt In light UvorpiMil by electricity
has proved a Inllurn
r-leol worka to cost HUO.OOO are to bo erected
In llatesvllle, Ark., during this year,
Tho value ef tint hay handled In New York Ik
estimated lioin t.'O.tHsJ.uxl hi J.l,0IKMHKi.
Wages are lower ami food dearer In (lerninny
than In Knglnnd.
Maine can show an unbroken itretch of forest
20i mllrs long.
The uniac biiilness In Virginia lias risen from
100 tuna In lscn to iu.Oihi In lssi.
Olio llrm In Yickshurg has sold nearly K.noo
gallons of gnat oil since the llooil went ilow u
and left the country swarming with these pests.
Thpcoplc Of Fouioiia.Calllurnla, ha ve Hits sea
son set otii;iu.',uuu peach trees. 1'omoiul was, evi
dently, approiirlutely chrlsteneiL
Krom llfty to a hundred boats aru now on
raged In the Caniuliie strolls llsherles, cuU h
lug upon an averago twenty to thirty salmon
a day.
The business moa-of ItmcoII, Arizona terri
tory, aro considering tlw question of entibllsh.
lng a fast freight atugu lino beUveeu Ihelr city
and KlngsUfT, a station on the projected lino of
Uio Atlantic & I'acllle railroad.
The Canadian governmenl lias received a pro
posal from Cap alii Junius II. Kudu for tho con
struction or a serviceable harbor at Toronto.
Ou account of tho nuniuroiis dres at Junctkm
City, Oregon, the Homo Mutual Iniuranco com
pany tclegraphiHl Its agent lu Junction to cancel
all imllclea held by them. Tno action of tho
company la severely crlllsed by tho eititciia of
Juno' ion.
-A Btrong tide of Immigration has set In toward
the laud In Kllkltnl county, west of Wallula,
Washington territory. Iluieloforu this hind was
regarded aa until for agiiciiltiirnl puri-. s and
suitable lor grilling, but later reiairt speuk of It
aa the very best wheal laud.
Tho Memphis Avalanche, claims that I he pres
ent ayatem of Improving tho Mississippi and
preventing ovortlows was discarded 4,ooo yaurs
ago by a Chinese civil engineer as worthless.
There) were l,7Ml races run dining tho suason
ioi ii-ni, ami me auiouiiioi money mat cnuugesl
lauds was tMJM, of which Isll.w. was woulu
ho United Hlates.
A singular fact tit retard to tbo orango trees of
mo iiivvrsiiie v oiouy, i,oa Angeles, la that tho
inns aro uiatiwi witn iriiti on llio kldo extaised
to the south, while on lh north sl.lo n,i .,t.i.
are tho leavua withered, but there la absolutely
no fruit.
Tho Herman Union Telegraph company lial
completed laying Ita tieW direct cable from Km
den to alcntlu, fur direct coinmuniciilion bo
.Uveen the lieriiiau and Anglo-Amcrlciiii system.
1 ho opening ceremony will take place at Kuuluu
un uio m uiai. nr. Pii pnen will preside.
Tlio tiewllework of the Viennese la something
wonderful. Thev make wlmln isii i... ,.i.-.
tug together sipian's of llerlin cross stllcli, and
so deftly piece ctlrlulin out of inloted bits of silk
that they are eaally mistaken fur stained glims
windows.
The mutt valuable land In Northern Arizona
lies at an altl tide of 5,itj or n.iui feet. Tho
mountain beaks attract the storms ami l.,i,iv
of water falls, elllu-r in rain or snow, to Insure
oouunips, nmiin lony miles or llio Han
'ranclsco niouiiliiiua It Is snld tlmi h i id m in im
families could llnd food homes wlih a hent'iiiv
nii...A. -...i - '
win m Kimii iiinrkci
In the fear 1 77 considerable tlitnrrut n-n.
IfesU'd In an anuoiiiiceineut that six stoves had
been oomiileled In l'hlladclphla. Tho annual
product of the ItoVO foundries III thai elle lai,w
valued al 1,1 DO," tH and the Industry aupporta
about HOW people. ' '
Blanlon Duncan, In a letter to Congressman
unison, esiiiiiaica mo area or tne overlluwcd dls
trlcl at :,utio,ouo aeri'S, and .MHi.oou of people will
booomiwllcd Pi k k olhcr lands and employ,
nicnt lie say all will biko l0,H0li,0tiu U nUevo
their ncccssltiea.
Texarkaua Newa, Mth: A lor.cn carloads of
augur, inun rain rrnncisco, passed Ihnnigh town
OBterdiiy fur Bt. Louis, About thno
bundreil cars are lu the tunl noir u f.i. h i.
Somewhat less than tho dally averago nuinbor of
mmim ivnvuig tvAliraaua,
Worklngiuon, now clamoring for an advance
In Ihelr wesca liecauso ihelr .,....,..
have the pmtecliTO Urld'on theharoua to tdume
for doubling , the cost of more than half tho
necMtleBorilfe. II la to the worklnginen'a
own interest that Uiev should in r.
men pledged to securo a reducilun of htrlif
Ulllll'S
It IS SlatSll III alt Klu-Uth Innrn.l II, . .,1
reosul sale of rabblu the vnomioua sm uf0
was given forono or Uieso little aulmiils. r
vuuiaaunw moon ui tairHiui breed, hut It
... .i. u.u, uunin oncu ui pay tor an Insignl
nuuiMii, v,m, cnunoi wonder that a
large sum should bo paid forjuinbo when a tab-
Tho Colusa Coiintv Aiii,rt,n t-.
Labor asms lallou has been forciit to aupidaui
llllft I 'h Itll.BU lulut tl,.,l lea 1. . ..a '
...v .......... ,, n. Miiie,i nseir evory-
where. with American ami Kiimiu. iuiu..
The principle of action will bo to assist meu an,i
women In Imuilgrato to U.lusa ooiintv. and
thereafter to employ no I hllisnicii. Tho aaaoel
atlon has not received a Tory hearty aupiHirt
from all olaura. Tho risk of advancing lnouov
w bring out aurvanu scimis greatur to suauv
111,, ll,A M.b rtt l.l.. ta.. ...... V. '
vl "'"S Miwney iiw 1iiiinsMI OOUt'
petltloii.
The judicious xlrortlsor never lets tip: be ad-
Teruaea tbo year round ; always keops
t. ui inrium me lwiple, atlil,
J,. - "i,"? ''. ""
r'tten. Tha most sucrtcsaful retail morcbanu
ara Uio largest advertisers Tho beat known
tuen-autlle eatabllshtnciit In Toxas la tho Hangar
Ilntlliar. 1-l.a. i.. . .,. .. "
- i'fiiM) in uuariy an vna ls
or In lmrthi.ni au.l a..,!..! n- ' y
.T.hu "I'?1 " "?lJI' I" bnalness elrelea Is ma1a
nialla fjurn Vaw Talk are unprecedented) v l.rue,
h-xintly wi.ooo leltor. and rtreulars, am) "X
tXI newapapera and circulars Woii 1 dlaiiailie.1'
tjom that ilty neoMsiiam,- If, Va,u h
faoin Uis posmmea to the ratfroad deputa" 1
' 0E4DI AND UUHsUJkxTVVff .
' Bwlpta of grain in-day ware not larsa
agon. "but aa active hiialtiesschara. tarlaS 1
several trades la the oily. l"e w.bl of '
Ia'1 T"" atidortirfrSm"
, frma aaitarn Teiaa for ciro. Uallae U (kaibi!
change is organised all important tulea will lie
JO uio on the board. The following quotations
no revised :
TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS',
WbTsat 'Xtt)l OS, aa per gradcj Nicaragua,
V ou aireil,
Ciikn In car, WH8T.V shelleil corn, 9"S.
OatsIii bulk. 4N.-.r-s.
Rvar Scarce. Wo iiuole per bushel, PA,
Its ai.KV .Scarce. Good demand, MlaiVWi.
Hkan We iiuoie at mills, 41 aiml ': In store,
lacks, tl 40 to $160.
Ki.ui'K We uuote City Mills an follows: XXX,
I! 76; XXXX, h W, extra fri 7
Inipurtcd: XX, per cwt, t 0; XXX. f.1 10;
XXXX 1.140: choice family, :i 6u fancy, .J HO.
Corn meal, per bushel, III 10.
Griihain Hour, per hundred, l'
In Chicago, Apiil wheal sold to day on the
i.petilng cull at II W. mid lliu closing sales weiu
at m..'i7', a cent and oiic-elglilh above hut
week's close. Kor delivery hi May it upencil at
II.. 'to, ami closed at JbilV. two ami one-eighths
Cents above Hiiturilay's price.
(UtOCKItllX.
HtscK the opening of the spring business (he
wholesale grocery houses of our cily have not
exia'rlcnccd what might be termed a really dull
day. Kul only bus nil tbo tiudu which has been
coming hero for years past been retained, but
new business Is arriving almost daily, Hhould
this iucrcasu continue diirlnir llio veur. several
of the houses lu iJiillus will probab y aggregate
as large siilrs as will tho heaviest llnna i:i
any of tho inctiopnlitiin cities of lliu west or
south. A comparison of prices here with thiuu
of cither St. I. on Is, I hlango, Ualvcsliui or New
Orleans, shows coneluslviilv that Ualliw ofleni
advantages In the trade of all north Texas over
any of the cities above named, business In this
line here la, aau anal, verv bentv. uml ntlees
steady us shov.il by our reports, which have
uevii ruviseil.
, TO-DA'B yt'OTAHpNS.
Corgi-Iii(, coinmnu, 1 1 Ht'Uei fclf, 3(sl.lr
oholco, ih to l.'is; Laguyra. ,14 lot 14j Java, :o
Tkab Imperial, fiOtvCfs'ic; Younf llyaoA, 4o(iCu
Oolouir, in.in'; Jupiin 60(,i.r-.
bDOAKSWe UUOtU! l'owdereil llt.c rrilttbpit
UVj granulate I, I ls: standard A 1, 11: Loulsl
ana whitoalai tied. 11; yellow clarltlcd. 10,S to
ie-i; enoieo i.iuisiaua,'.i tx prime, Uf4lJ',e.
MoLAssga Louisiana choice, 7&i prlino 70u;
fair lo good CS to 70c.
Pwkkt Potatoes 51 MtSfJl 75 per bushel
Kick Wholesale, H to 114,
Halt In barrel, 82 60; Liverpool tu sacks 117
&1 go.
On lossRed, per barrel, t l ) to 81 60, yellow
U SO lo A 00.
I'OTAToits l'achhlow, none In market; Im
ported, ;j 1 per bushel; early rose,?S;i OOto U 60
ier bid.
CgACKfits-Sodn, X, t(; XX, S XXX, 10
ercain, II V; ginger nap, ll,i,
BoAF-ollvc, W per box; hluo India, H lb
bars, J.I 76 per box; V lb. bars, M 76 per boxi 1 lb
burs, s.1 76 lier tml. Knroku Hihil a k.1 flv.
Olono, H.H 76.
HKANs 7 to 7o per poiituL
CANiiins-Hlar, full weight, KrS to 1&
Chkksk W. II. 1:1 1-2; full cream 1.
HoMiNT ANimiiiTs (a &0'pur barrel
Drikii Ai'ei.KH 7(s.
DlllKn l'liACHKB Lunuoled. tVl naolad lln
per pound.
Ptci.iui-ll 501J per barrel! half barroM
17; Arm,
CoAbOtb-UO dcg. Bra tcit In barrels, 18;
lu coses, l no.
CboTiiKs l'lKs-Ronnd, al5o; stirlng.ll per box
MlABllhKa MC huhhnL Iron Lim,l. a Ml art
diweii: iwo-huup palls, J2 10: Ihree-hoop, 2'26.
Tuns l lireo nesL It 'Utiwi H'v ..lhl 0...1 ji or.
Ho, 1, 10 76 pur dmen; No, i, U 76; No. 8, 7 76 per
dozen.
Wash litusns-Wood, tl 86; line, 1 M; Now
Era, ti Mk2 7U
ihi.i, hui-n iria n wmisi a per ooeoii.
l'OWIILa Bfi eA tier keir of ')k nnnn.U- 1)U .In
13 6S; do tl 00; blasting kegs, H 1)0. '
Shot Drop, bag, W 10 tol'J 16; buck, fi 36 lo
1 40.
Maciussl No 1, barrola. 111; half barrels, 7;
kits, tlil 10; No. 1 barrcla, tJ 60 to 110; half,
barrels. 16 Ml lofci: klta. mio!i'w K.i i..rr..i.
t to f, balf-barruls, to to 16 60; klta, 7bo to
( andt Stick, IK to 14o a pound. Fancy, 16o.
to 'Ux.
Lv Coiicontrateil ti 7.V44,
Hol'S rjisuL W Inch basis. to lor- n,t (mi 1Q
Missouri innsR a6wc per gallon,
Vinkoar per gallon, K.:iue.
Whai'I'ino l'Afsu-Hagaud straw, 46o to 7S0,
HTAaeii-4i(WS'o
Jtioa Wo nuola lln ner intllon tnv vlnu-A
Orocka, 10c per gallon for glased.
I'SACiiss i ma, vi mtl 46; 8 lbs, $ft3 4a
Tohatom-'J lbs. 11 tl 40: 1 lb, II 65u4l 7J.
Raurr Kraut. Ilbla 114 00: half bbls 17 60.
L'AUtuuas cents per lamud.
ritovi.sioNs.
Tug sal.siof in'ats and lard In ibu rliu la an
lliiirtanl feature lit tho trade. Perhaps no
oilier eltv 111 Texas dlsiHisea of half thn iiniiniiiv
of these arllclcs Hint la shipped dally from lal-
.n.. , .... ,v i,. iinnin inruu aim 1110
rices ui which they aro sold Is Just Iliocostal
lacking establishment In the north, with
freights added. Whenever the markets nt head.
uuaitcrs lluiiuate llio nrlees here .ire. hno,.,l 1,,
conform with Ihein, and countiy ilrtilers who
uuj in Biuniiei ,i,iiuiiiies inun car low can
always save meney by purchasing here. In
fact, Pallas is Hie la st market for provisions In
thealale or south of Kansas fiy or Chlcano,
'there baa been an advaiueol fully a half cent
tiOircakfast bacon anil hams to day, In conin-
iniiice wiiii 1110 markets nurtli. bales have
Wen very .liberal at the advance.
TO-UAV B IMPUTATIONS',
BACON Lone clear alilea. l'iLi al.nrl
VI breakfast baoou 16a '
1ky Halt Long clear ahles, 11 V; short clear.
I'-ViO.
iIams t'anvasseil llv.
Larii Ttcrco l,tc; hall barrel, Wif, Tails, 6
w iv inn. i.ihwi'iv. a jus, hi I4I9MV4.
' III t)hicairii mess ttork to.ilrte. r,,i At.rtl ...1.1 .
tlK,:iUiin tlrst cull, and In tho evening- at its i:u
ten cents above the last sales 011 Saturday. Fur
May delivery It sold lu the moriilueai sis i u.i
closed at tls.-W, aeveu mul a hull cents above last
Week a vl isa
D i LI AS Is fust biwinlnir knoivn ihnnuiboiii
north Texas as one of tho cheapest and beat
Miiwiisware iiuiracia in me country. Pealers
hero Import Ihelr own goods, aclwled with core
ami packed III small crates, suitable lu ovorv
way fur this trade. The shipments tothe coun
try aro rapidly Increasing, ami each snivelling
week shows an Improvement lu aaloa over tl.,.
one preceding It,
Til-HAY qt'OTATlONlt.
Assorted crates, tin to 175,
Tumblers, 8.V, lotl.UO.
Btouewans per l,ls gallona, tlO.00.
Umps-U, 1L, 11.73; U. H li;); u. 8. T., tVl&O
rotXTHY, Ill'TTDU AND K41418.
During tbo last week there has been a giaul
supply of poultry oil'cnsl In tho market and
prices have declined a llltlo. F.gga are coming
In acllvo domain! and prices have advanced.
Tartlcs hero are buying toshlp to northern elites.
Mutter sells readily but at a decline under form
er iiuouilloui.
TO-PAY'R gt'OTATIOSK.
rmcRBMS-VaqiHita atri laVaU o pstdttmn
tnrkuys, tsxa)7fo,
Mnus US" Pr duieri
Burtaa-Norllioru, Kiauto, Texas, l.'A
UVUUIM, hl'IUMI WACiONS.KTC,
Tnn Is tho great central depol ft)r all kinds nf
wagons, bugslea, carriages, etc., from which
country dealers got thiilr supplies, Tho follow,
lng are ruling piteoa here:
TO-iT' gl OTATIOMS. .
)JATS-4tk potes, IV.I6 perdos.
rltinoiaa liradg Hand lining, tup, )04)l0ni do
oreit, I7IMK): do slala springs, Up, tH.sJi.s
aids bar, tlutsSl.v ilopliii-'k.ill AI.NO; A (rails
side spring. UtojuO: do phaoious, ilioslMi
bump seal bugglia, IWattiAa; pletAirra spitus
IIaossUO) iarav spring wagous, lausailt.
VU11 AND OAMI
Tng dealers In fish In this city rerolva rvgnlat
auppllasnol only for local ainsuinpilon, bulla
nil standing orders from surtuundlng towns,
Oyilars aro dull on the matkot, and el let t but
Ultle emiulr . Uaine la out of aesvaon and nona
oa toe mark!
TCMUT'f Qt'OTATIONS,
fis-Val. BheaphMd and trout, loitii Hew
Orlaana ml snapssr, lstt Ipaulih mackerel, Me.
J)TJL,'Tnlu,"," Pn XXI, sue BtedJ.
DltT GOODS.
Ai.THOi oii new wholesale houses In tho dry
goods line have leeii established In this city
ulltiln the last year, and others heretoforo ex
clusively in the null line have engaged In the
jobbing trade, the old established nouses all
agree that Ihelr laics leys spring have greatly
exceeded thoso of any other previous year.
This Is not owing uloiiu to the Inrgo immigra
tion settling up the country on llio diil'creiil
lilies of railroads, but the bustip-sa cornea from
new and more distant hs ulllies, and trade will
continue to extend us the superior advuiitmrrs
liallas oiIVts us 11 wholesale market become
knoivn. 1'riees here are steady, mid summer
styles are being selected freely. Hume conces
sions are being made in certain lines as the
season advances, as will he fehowti by eur re
vised limitations.
10-PAT f QUOTATIONS
Prints Freeman's, 5; LodL 5; Gloucester
t; Harmony, Sj Ctadicco, US: Morrlmai!, lis,;
(Ircenwleh. Allen, li; Albion solid, &,'; Tea
bmly solid, AS; 1'eabody black, 6'4; Klmpson
black, ii'; Simpsim uiourning, 6V, Uluueoutor
mourning 6S.
Hkavv IIrown Domksticb AtlcusUi, 4-4, 7.V;
Indian Head, H'.,; bwlll Creek, 4-4, t;; Miia.
4-4, 8V: Kdgefieht, 4-t, 7,V: Cabot, 4-1, 7),
Derby, .1-1, b; Olenilalo, 11-4, 5; NnU'hei,
0-4, 0),'; Charu rOak, 4-1, l'; I.uko lieorge,
4-4, "S; Ureal Western, 41, ; lnteruatloiml
4-4, 6' .
Kimr Biinwn Domestic Lake George, 7X
riaivest, 8)j; Pocahontas, 0; Ureal Full, 7;
Peerless. !l-1 6 I'luru Island, b; AUoutic, 8S;
Greenbrier Hi.
Hi.kai.iiki Domkstica Bochil, 10: Sunny
Sl.lo, 8; ilolniesvllle, 7; Forest, 8; Big Hon.
anzo, 7-8, 6); Auburn, 8,; Lonsdale, ps
LoliNilflle, cambric, l:t; WamiulU. ft 'ew Yck
Mills, l:r. Illamond Hill, cambric, H: Knight's,
Cambric, 0.1,; Hero, 4-4, 9: Hero, 7- H; llallard
vale, 7; Cambridge, 7-8, 7: Peerless, a I, 6'i.
Ducks Arkwrtght, IB; Kllrlek, 8-oz, 12; Btark,
8-oi!,l2i; Hlark, luua,17: Havage.H-os.K'H: llamp-
den. browu ami drub, IK), HI; lluinden XX, do, 14;
llostuu, lO-oz, brown and dnili, ITS; Montauk, 40
lnch.,'j:i; No. 8, Ullnch., i.'S; No. 8. bi Inch..
67S; luild Medal Vluu, 14Si Lion, brown, and
drub, l:t. '
1'i.Ain OsNABPRoa Delta, 7.V: Economy, l'J;
OtUwa, Mi,; Michigan, X Uullo, 7; Wood
lawn, 8V; lataivbo, .i,
Tit'KiNii Amoskeag ACA, 1SIJ Hamllum 12;
Holywuod, plaid, 14 tllaudard lie. siaaton li,
, iOincga, Hi).'.
IIAItDlVAItK.
Onk great rciifon why the hatilivaro trade of
liallas has grown so rapidly in the past year, la
the low prices which have ruled during the
whole time. There Is mil au article in tho Hue
that cannot be bouojit hero us. low us In any
other market In the country, freights added,
while many of the staples have I on Kelliug at
prices heloiv ll purity with those of any other
southern or northern city business In this Hue
Is extending to nearly everv portion of the state
tributary to tills city, and shipments each month
tbow a large Incrcuso over tliu one preceding lu
TlMlAY'H QIUITA'I'IDNH.
Ales Collins', per dozen, V.M: (iold Dollar,
per doren, Mm; Diamond Fdge, per ilorcn,
lO.'J.I; Double Hit, 2U.I0.
Shovels ami Hpades Itowland's, discount 110
per rent; Ames' list, steel goods, discount 10 and
10 tier cent,
llublK-r lieltlng Discount 50 ptr cent.
Nulls l.2i rule.
Horse shoes 6.76 per keg.
Horse nails Northwestern, No, 7, 5.50; No. 8,
6.5(5 pur box.
Iron li' rate.
Hteel plow, 7c; lay, 7c; cast, lXc jicr pound.
Hlicctlron :'7 II, tic; galvanised, discount 30
per cent.
Hkllleta and lids, 6e per pound ; sugar kettles,
6u per pound
cad irons I t-a; per pound.
Tucks In boxes, UK) papers, 1.60 per box.
liruh hoes ner dozen. O.uO: railroad nlckB.
per dozen, 0.00.
MIIUOCSS H-r ilozcn, 11.(10.
HcAles Fiiirluinks. discount ner int.:
Howe, discount per cent.
Tin plate-I. C., i.g H, per box, 8.01; I. C. 1 1x
per Ikix, 8 (HI; Feme, llx.'O, per box, 7.fi);
Feme, 2UX-S, per box, 1.V60.
Tinware pieced, dlsciiunt 50 per cent. :
lamped, discount, 10 percent.
Holder No. 1, lis,-; No. 1-J and 1-2, 18o per
pound.
liaiitiit metal 10 to I6e per ponnu.
liar lead 7 l-'Jc per poiiiul.
No. 1 duck horse collars I 25 per dozen.
Ilinnes two Iihiii. 4.'J6 ner dozen: threo loon.
4J0 per dozen.
i race chains i 1-2, s, 2, 4Sc per pair
Hack bands three Inch, 1.76 per iloacn.
Clevises He per pound.
Hisal ropo Ou rate.
IttJII.IIINO MATKHIAU
Ponv: rooiI sales of milnls. white lead nn.1 oils
havo been made lo the western portions of the
slate, as well as In other directions. It will be
observed by referring to our iiuntitllons that
they arc offered here at llgures Hist corn s id
favorably with anv olhcr market iiithe wuule
country. Tho demand for lime, eenient and
other material of llko character Is largely In
creasing from country towns surrounding. The
sines oi luniiK'r. mingles, ami lath aro very
largo, both on local Inquiry mid for shipments
abroad. Prices lire llrm at limitations.
Tll-llAY IJI'OTATIIIMK,
Bricr At tho kilns to 110 kllu rua
Btosr At llio Dallas uuarrles, 6o per cublo
fiaifc 11 for foundation; la for wall atid 25 fur
dressed front.
l.tmiiSK Yellow pine, rough, 2 per 100
ret: over 24 feet In length: U 50. Matched and
dressed flooring and finishing, 2 75; S celling
t-'; S celling, ti 60; yellow pluu
siding ft white plno celling, li 75 tlrst
comiiioii: white pluo siding, Drat common, li M)
ash and naluut lloorlni;, i!O0 per thousand;
foplar, dressed both aides, tVi; rough walnut,
a to M. Comtnou dixirs, 1 60 to H; sasli, II 26
to 5 00 aa toslc,
bHlNtil.Es Yellow. Pine, f.1 60 to 4 2. whlto
Pine, f.1 60 lo 5 no. Cj picas, No. U n No
tl t. No 8, )sl 2
I'lisTs-Cedar, 112 60; Itulsed'am,
Laths (J Wi.i.4 tier thuiisaud.
Cfrknt ItotK'Uilale, 13 75; Loulsvlllo, CH 60
Portlatul. M 50.
Drain I'ice 3 Inch, liV per foot) 4 Inch, 200
Inch. 117 Sc; 7 Inch, 40r; 8 Inch, 60c
I'l.AaTKR 1'AitiB Per barrel, ttio 60.
llAlit IVr poiiiul, 7se.
Ckmkst Fi.vks-I Inch, S7c; 7 Inch 40i-, Inch
Celling Intnl. lj Inch cup, 60V; 7 llli'h clllug
lolnt, tl 2,'i; 7 Inch cap do, Cue
Mixsn I'ainth Kcsdy Tor use and all cotora,
II 25il 85 per gal. All the tested and standard!
makes are ou sale by Dallas dealers.
Wiiitr l,SAi Hlrlctlv pure, 17 82.
l.tMSCiKipercd, Austin, 12 per barrel; bulk
tl 60; lienisou car lots, Doc: per barrel, tl 25;
Dallas, In Iota, 2is- per bushel 25c,
Uxauo Oib Baw, 'J': Mini. Tie.
t FIU ITS ANI NI TS.
TiiKitglancoiitlniicilaud Incr'asltig demand
for all tropical fruits brought to this clly, orders
coming from nearly every town In north Texas.
Dallas la the only cltv In tills airtlonof the slate
where regular and complelo supplies are kept
constantly on hand when in season. Hah'" aro
heavy, principally ou orders. There la little
change to notice lu prices tif nuts, l'ocani are
scarce and tho market Arm. Other varletUa are
without change I'tlcca are as follows ;
' TO-PAV'H ql'OTATIONS.
nAiBiNs-London layer, new, per box. 14 65i
layer f.1 ul lo 3 2, '
Bananas Per buiieh, 12 "0 lo 14 Mi
OiiKKN Ari't Rs-t.1 fa) tu 7 IM pur barrel
Ct'aRANTa-aiosVi.
Bsacius None lu uarkol,
California I'rars Nona on tho niarkel
Oranuks Valencia, Initio lu uieiket HUlly,
ler Imix. t5 60.
I.RHOHa-Mlellj, per box. tl 00 to 14 6ft.
Nt'TS Almonds, iso m-r poiiiul; Hnwll, 10ti12s
Alberta, l,v, Kugllah walnuts, kt. Ih .chestnut,
Imported, uono ull the market: pcauuut, Ten-iieiH-e
rod lucj eholca whlla, loot ooooauiila,
M otl nor imt
Datxs-Iii fralla, 7c per lb.
I'scans llo. mr lb.
Flos Kegs. 1.41 layers 17 lo IV pr puaivi
tlRirta-Malaga grains, or bbl., tin.
CHasNUTa luioorled, 180.
' UIJIOIW.
Cm s It Is tinderitoisl that anngrts will not
pmbably Mtlm-e the lal on whisky, tradohaa
been lauler ami ahlpinenta have tn-en largo. A
nuinlwrof nuinlry dealers worn In the oby and
onlers caiuo In fnajly . I'rhsiis am Tory fltin and
atwvly.
TAVPAt I QfOTATMIta.
Al.COtloL-i M tr raL aa ner hlch wtniva
Vfiiiast KivUBiid, 1 UKa 60, aa per proof
aoar niaah one year old, II Oik two years old
e uvwsj w; lure years obi, sj sutNSi 7R4 raiay
aslra ulilwblakr. llajMV aa inir ag
Winsb I'lamV luvasa, ISstA ptr qualltrt Ca
Uwba, per sal uicrfl tu liii. U Hhcrrv.
per gai, B 4 Madeira, pur gul al eaatA whist
wine, mi caaiav sa tmajiiA
CHAMraiiNa Jules alum A On., aUVSm Held
sick. In basket, UH Kmg. lu baslua, MeJI
Domestic vhatnpaaua. I7ailt,
Ai.a-Mii Ala, par dos, M 0s)l aig Porter
BHsriies, saj weaj w.
Botti s Bans HI Lonla quarta. lit ptosi fll el
udwelsvs, sea ties, tij M pints. 114 14 tat
langer brer, quarta, lllj pluta, iliM 1
Hub I'uiwb! Ill tV. 4
HA.DDLKBT AND LKATUKM,
XoTwmisTAiutto tha Jiaity otfertwhui
t t business season, tha demand for 'saddles
and harness ta creator now than ever before.
Dallas baa already aeqnircd a reputation and
celelirily lor being ?lhu best saddle market in
the country, and llio manufacturers here llnd it
necessary to Increase their capacity In every
way to meet tho wants of their increasing
customers. The leather market la active, aud
sales are unusually heavy.
"IMIAY'R Ml OTATtllXS.
Soli Liathkr Oak No. I 1'Mh No. 2, S7 a
to.
HBMt.ocit Boat butfaloalanghtrr, P. good W.
best Miiiaiuoraa 2:1; No. 2, '2b; gisnl damaged, 2.
Oak Haunkks Lhathlr Kg. 1, No 1,
8'Jc '
II rmi.ocj Prime. Ki; do good. XI: do No. 8 SOe
KllKNCIl Calkskin tl 25 to 1 W, acc'Jnliiig to
quality.
Fiiii.Anici.rHiA Cu.vskin No. 1, ft 10 tol 26;
do No. i tl in to 1 10.
l'liil.Ahti.ciliA Kits No. 1, s'aj to SI 10, ac
cording to weight.
SiiEKfriKtNK Topping XXXX perdos, 510 Bft
Linings, while, XXXX, t.s ,v; Knssels, t to 8.
Dill li
No business In this city lias Increased innro
rapidly lu volume during the past season than
that of drugs. The sanie effort probably has
never before been made to Induct! trade lu this
line to como here, and this has only been accom
plished by ollcnug inducements in the way of
prices. Our druggists express a willingness to
duplicatu any purchases made lu miy other
southern or western cily, and this, too, without
regarding freights. This fact alone, when it
becomes u'cucrally known, will bring hero nearly
all the business In this line transacted in North
Texas, Our limitations are revised daily.
TO-PAY'8 ijt'uTAliu.NS..
Acid, sulphuric, per lb 6
Acid, citric, per II 75
Acid, oxalic, per lb 25
Acid, tartaric, powdered, per lb
Ammonia curb., per lb
Alum, per lb
Arrowrisit, peril)
Halsain, copitiho, per Hi
Hurux, refilled, per lb
Calomel, Am., per lb
Castor oil, per gal
Cassia buds, per lb
Cream tartar, pure, per lb
Cornislvo sublimate, per lb
Chloroform, per lb.
Kxtruct liigivisiil, bulk, per lb. ...
tilycerine, bulk, per lb
(i 11111 arable, select, per lb
(iuiii assafii-tidii, tier lb
Cum camphor, per lb
Hum opium, peril) iv. ,
Iodine, per lb
Leaves, buehii, short, lier lb...,
Leaves, senna, Alex., per lb ...
;iu
6
-10
1 CO
18
75
SI 25 to 1 611
60
6'l
75
HO
20
.... 50 to t:0
; ... 60
S6
-10
15 25
.175
-wMi-si.'25
Morphia, sulph., per 02 II to 4 25
oil bcrgunuit, perlli J;i oototlf-O
Oil lemon, per lb 3 00
Oil peppermint, per lb 8 26
Oil wlntcrgrccn, per 1 tt 8 60
Oil olive, Muligo, tier gai 150
Potass, bromide, per lb 60
Potass, Iodide, per 11) 12 60
(juiiilo, sulph., per ox 82 26 hi 2 50
Hulph. i ul 11 UI in, per ox SI 70
Hulph. clnchonldiii per 03 1 (O to 1 10
Hccil.s, canary, per lb. 10 to 11
Soap, castile, mottled, per lb 10 hi 11
Soup, castile, wliilc, per Ih 15 lo 16
Spirits, nitre, sweet, per lb .. 50
Strychnia, crystals il 50
Tapioca, per lb 10
Wax. white, jajr lb CO
I.IVU HTOCK
Catti k rcceiiits have Improved in tho hist
few days, and thoso arriving are In better con
dillou than they were a few days ago. The de
mand is still above the supply. One car-load of
the bust that have yot been oll'ered on tho mar
ket was shipped to-day '.to Texarkaua. Veal
calves como lu slowly, and butchers complain of
a scarcity all over tho country. Mutton sheep
are still scarce, but the arrivals are Improving,
both lu numbers and uualltv. Hogs are plenti
ful, but there. Is little demand for them ut this
season of the year. Kua-k of all kinds arc steady
at limitations:
TO-PAV B Ql'OTATItiNH.
Bekf Cattlh Corn-fed, acrf-X cents.
Uabn cows Fat, :i(i::,s cent
Suii'iMNO 34W4 cents.
BTCi.'g Per head, 15iSit2ii.
Mii.ch cows With calves, fi5(i?ia
HcuiNUF.us Per head, HOdi t-lO.
lions Corn-fed, 6es ceuu; tlmtier fat, 45;
Stis'k, f.s.
Bit Kir Mutton, S ViasIS' ccnu; slock, per head.
Il.nitist2.00. .
IIoksss Ktra fine, per span, tKV?.!50fr. fancy
harness, H.wfiOO: llverv harness, 1751175;
farni,t.Mli.8125; Hiules, 1,'iii.'Iii.
Mui.ks Kxlra hetny tl25200j mullnni 'a
imall SoOloto.
WOOL AND 111111)
As yel thcro is little wool comlnir into Ihia
uuirkat, but arraiigcuieuls have been made for
larger receipt. The crop will probably be late
coming in this season. Hides aro In 'demand
uml prices are very firm. Our quotations havo
ucvii revisisi tutu an1 correct.
TO-IUY's VIUOTATIONS.
Wool Film and medium Hue. 2.1c. hoiivv.
21e, black, hurry and dirty, 5c to loc oil'.
iuiii-. ei nun, Boutin aim Heavy, 13 111 11c;
litln lieht. lu to 12c: drv salL beiivv. Ile-dlilo
light, V 1-2 to luo; wet wilt, 7 to 7 i-2c: green,
butcher's, 6I-2101V; ull damaged w et or dry, half
price. Deerskins, 20 to 22c; sheepskins, 25 to ,'sje;
shearlings, 5 to 15c.
ueeswu-x 1 1 to tne per pound, as pet color.
Tallow In barrels. 5 lu cake, lie ier ihiiiiuI.
1IAV, SKKDS ANI FriKI) STi riTS.
Tur.Hg Is little ilemand yel for hay, although a
few loads of new havo made their uiuieiirttncu
anil brought regular limitations. Millet seed Is
selling rapidly, but It is gelling scarce on the
market, several good orders for It having been
received from surrounding lowns, Feed stulli
aro steady ill limitations.
Tll-P.VY'H yt'OTATtoNH.
Fri:n Chopped corn, per Its) lbs., 12 25; crush
ed corn and cob, per loolba., II 25; crushed com
ami barley, per Ion lbs., $2 W; com bran, per loO
10s , ,IH'.
HsY Dark, tt'.a"; bright, tlx From stores
Cralrlo, baled, dark, tHWUS; bright, 16i2U;
rlcbl. free nil lxiar.1. car. 115: dark. t
11 rh in Mi 1.1. it Wo quote at tt 75; llltlo
Illlttel, st ' ion fa
Harden, to por paper, retail; wholesalo 1 tc
K' Hr paiH-r.
Cotton At tha oil mill, loo per bushel
1 m
COAL AMI WOOD.
8m Al .1. shipments of coal and charcoal are made
dally from this cltylu ixiinta all over llio oouutrv
whero'no supplies am kept, Wish! ha fallen 111
price since fair wcalher has come upon lis. The
billowing arc revised quotations:
TO-PAY H HrilTATItlKH.
I'OAt. Iiiilmn nation, fj per ton,
Cok Ue ter barrel.
Wooti-Oak, hickory ami ash. W Oil to ;l 50
per cord. Sawed auivo wood la retailing at Uia
rales of tl 50 lo 5 00 per cord .
Ciiaiu oal A cent per barrel
HOOTS AND HUOIW.
Tnana has been a better dcmaiul for boot
and BliiH'B In thia city this aying than ever be
fore, and the trade In thta.lluc Is gradually grow
ing lu Importance. The fuel thai dealers cull
puichiise hero at equally low prices and 011 sa
ravoroblc terms as In any other whoUaale pulut
In tha west or south la iKtcouilugkiiowii aud will
bring futtb ool remits.
KCItAl IllOK.
9i kt most a In demand hero, Tho following
aro Uie prices paid for all kinds of scrap metals,
TO-PAY' ql'OTATIONS.
Cast II per hundreil; stove, ascent- wrought
50c to II por hundred; braaa t U 110 per hull
drcd: oiapiwr, 110 lu li M lur buudrwk. slue and
aad, 14 por kuudrvd.
coori'.it AOH.
Tusus la a steady deinnud here Air mopemgo
aud cooperage sU k of all kinds, and onlers
from the country are frequent, but nol generally
very heavy.
TlwtUt'S qt'llTATtllN.
Nolaaae barrels, tl tr, hsifbarrels, II 2 ken,
Tsc; sugar barrvis, v half barrula, boo ssilua
par Luuu, Hi
WAnox WOOD WOHI
roina .iihi,!!... H....I. .11 ...,). M,.
,....,l M, ni J K,l It." Ill, tv,,, W1IU
wagon wood work, and tha sales In this line are
iswif biiu wiiHiiuoiiB. 1 Ticca arv aa nuiuwai
TvP4T's.m'OTATIlia.
Crfissa-rrotu a la 2t ttwh, iar sat, XXi s
act, tm XX. U 7s.
aUwasi s'aua)-l to l. tl 71 Saw sal
L . SBJBI . . . It. .1
CARNEGIE & WOOD
COMKSIW MERCIUNTa,
B PIALtMIN
PflOYiSIOtlS, GRAIN AND WESTERN
. X'XIOjU U OJUIa
' WiaAUT.
01 UfJittraat, DftUM,TMt
?lotcls and lUstauvants.
DELMONICO,
The only Kirst-class hotel in the city.
FERRY BROS. Proprietors,
KLPASO, lit: TEX AM.
GHANDTS RESTAURANT,
(A Ii.V CAU'i'i:,)
Main Sirset, Thompson's Garner,
L'lesniitly Furnished Kuoms for I'rh'Ato
Turtles Up Stairs-.
Ico Cream, 6herbet, Strawberries and Roman
Punch served during the Season. All kinds of
French Pastry always on hand. Ladies' en
trance cm Martin Street. Open Day and Night.
ST; JAMES HOTEL
DENTON, TEXAS.
W. J. FINN EG AN, Proprietor.
BlTNortheast Corner Public Square. 15.11
BARNET HOUSE,
BRYAN, TEXAS.
- ,
Two Hlocksj lVoin DrposJ Tjiirjjc H11111
jile KouiiiH. lioai d $2 l'ri' Lay.
G. W. QUINN, Manager.
Central Hotel,
'. BRYAN, TEXAS,
. .., (150 Feet feast of Depot )
X P. CAMPBELL, Proprietor.
BarFlrst-class accommoilations for Cnmrhercla
Men, with Bsmplo joontsongrounil floor.
TOBIN'S HOTEL AND RESTAURANT.
l:t KOVEAN PLAN.
XJOlllMOii, - as . as Xa03CASJ.
HOARD, S1.C0 TE& DAY.
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
- BRFNHAM. TEXAS, '
Sample Jtd Bod Rooms Excellent,
a-C-ilin tJHO. If. WILSON, I'mprlototj
;xta JiijicttteaTidttV'ucaovs.
am aaW- assMaafafa" asUpWs
Jas. M. Robertson, Real Estate Agent
Meridian, Bosqni County,. Toif '.A J
A general real estate business done In Bosque,
Kratu, Hamilton, Coryell, Mclavnuan, Hill, John
son and Suiuervllle counties. ;
Holt & Wise, Surveyors and LandAg'ts
Abilene, Taylor County, Texas,
Control ranches and farming lands In Taylor,
Jones, Fisher, Haskell, Runnels nuil stirrouniliug
counties. Buy and sell sheep on commission.
POWELL & GAGE,
DALLAS, TEXAS.
LAND LOCATING & SURVEYORS
We aro thomushlv acquainted with thn nubile
lards of tha State, lutvlnir surveved and located
many colonies, stock ranches and farms.
OUR MAF Op TUB STATE SENT FREE.
LAND!
j. S, DAUGHERTY,
DALLAS, TEXAS.
Will elve kneelal attention to sccurioi cood
tnyeauneuu lu land for
COLONIES.
Location for stock ranches, pine lands for saw
uiina ami Hireling minis.
Ho will give seoial attention to tho Invest
ment of Toxas 1S1 1'aciUu Railroad Company
LAND GRANT BONDS
In hands of tho Company.
Having had a surveying corps on tha frontier
oi icias tortile last etgnt years, ami travcieu
extensively lu the state, he Is thoroughly
acquainted with tho quality of lauds
ill illllereut portions, aawella Hie
Ul lu lo tho same, and being
familiar with the dltl'e.r
eut proposed Uiiea of
Li A 1 LUO AD S3,
His facilities for assisting piirchnsers to good
bargains aro unsurpassed, and he
Guarantees Satisfaction
To all parties cutrusting him with their business
no Is alsoprvpaiod to furnish, ou short notice,
Com'pluto Abstracts
Of title of Pallas city and enuii'.y nronorl.
A GRAND WEEK!
l'OSTPONKD TO
Ahil15, 17, 18 and19,:82.
Spring Meeting
Dallas Jockey Cluli,
S3,600-ln Stakes an J Purses-S3,600
MoiiiIkt ol'Niitiuntil Trottltii Ahw
t int Imt
Four Days of Grand Sport
Tha stove dates promts.! to lo memorable In
the hlitory of tha Irack at Dallas Fur further
particulars siss programme. Address all com-
uuiu ions 10
lufeJia A. U ll tl'IIKKI), Poeretary.
Coma 1 County
SCHOOL LANDS!
Bale or lanee of Comal County Sob. nol Lund
Proposals 6w tho nis-chaae, or lease of the
Comal County feluail l.sml, situatcsi in t olemaii
ami Callahan Cotiiillt. and comprlslus 11
leagues of Uinl ellhsrin whole or In pari, wilt
Ik raeslviHl by tha fommlsslouer's liiurt of
Comal umiily, at lu mxt ri'gular sesaliui, l b
hold ou ths mil day or May, ina lildders will
Btntn nrhw. terms aud unanllty deslraiL
The Court nwerving .be tight lo reject any anil
ait miia.
lie nrdiir nf (Nimmbiaoncr a iitirt
all- l?.Bl17.i'!i!lLaJ!!u.,2fu,llcl.
U U. I'owaiu a U want
POWELL & GAGE,
PALLIA ' TBXAA
aaaas aasnta tot
mnimw land owners,
vrn oivt
Ow psraonai aiMwlna to rrnderlnf landi fo
lataa, payuif ma saies ai ina proper
tiiaa and taaktiuj aalea,
8 tat Slap. Tree"
alallvpatis.
. rf-0
IV-V' ;,'v -
-ts : AZZ
TEE PICTUEEJQDE E0UTE OF 1EI1S!
GOLF, COLORADO and SANTA FE ll
CONNECTIONS.
At GALVESTON with Malioir ift.
bteamera lor Key West and New York-y
gnu Line Bieanic rs lor ,ew Orleans, bi.li.s
obtjCorpiis ChrlsU, Brownsville ani Ym
At ARC OLA with I. & G. N. R r.
Culmnbhi iind ton us in Brazoria county
At ROSENBERG with 0., HAS a. "a.
laiinset Koiiiej lor Columbus, Weimar H
woou, l.unag. nau Anuinlo, Laredo I vali
Western Texas and Mexico; also for
Houston and Star aud Crescent Koine Z
Hauuiont, Orange. Luke Charles, tho tJS
Country, New Orleans and all points n Z
Southeast, North and East; with Sew Yor,
Texas A Mexican H y for Wharton, Yiitoka
and statinus on that fine.
At BRENHAM with II. & T. C R v fir
11 i!,.u.i 1 ...11 - .0.1 0.' .. .. 7 i'1"
ami Austin': m'"n
At MILANO with I. AO. N. Ry. fornesmi
l'alcsuue, Kockditle, Kound Rock, UcoreS
ban Anloiilo anil Laredo. ' J
At TEMPLE with Missouri ("ai iQe R y ror
Wacu. '
At MORGAN with Texas Central Rv. fot
........ ..v, ., , iieoeil, wisco atw m
points on that lino.
At CLEBURNE with thcChlcago, T.xaA
Hill, Oallasi and the North, Kant anil Wnit
At FORT WORTH with Mljsouri TscUlc
iinu lexas & I'aciliu R'ys for nil points oa
muse ones; lor r.t raso, banta Fe, Ban Fran
cisco mul the l'ni'llic Const, and fur Kansas
Clly. Kb Louis, Chicago, New York sud al
points North, East and West.
MTSeo that your tickets rend over this line,
KurFor full information, address
OSCAR 0. MirRRAY,
(ieu'l Pass. Air't.
GALVESTON, TKXA8.
puston & Texas GsntraT R'y
AND CONNECTIONS,
Tho only lino running through the ccnusl lid
ucst poruoua 01 mo 6WU1 01 Texas.
Passenger Express Trams
and
Daily Fast Freight Lines
Over the Entire Road.
PULLMAN'S PALACE RI.ERFINO CARS '
Each way, daily, without change,
Between Gatvcrituii anil Doiiiaim and
(inlvestoii anil Auhtin.
The finORTEST LINE between Teisa and
Kansas City, llanulbal and all points
North and West.
and Us position and connections render It espec
ially uesimuie tor rename aim oomiori
ablo travel between
TEXAS and ALL POINTS
In tho United States and Canada
Favorable routes, via
Doulsoiiand Missouri Pol itic railway to Ksnitl
City, Hannibal or St. Louis, or vis
Tho Texas A New Orleans All-Kail Thrcraga
Line, via Houston ana Aew urtcsua
Via the last named route, the day Exprcu total
of tho
Houston & Texas Central Mini
Mako direct connections in Houston and New
Orleans, and all points in the Bouthcts
Northeast ami East,
13 UUOPE.
through tickets from or to any point in Great
Britain or Continent of Europe, vis the
Houston & Texas (Yiilriil Itnllwir,
And all rail to New York, Uienoe vis
North Herman Lloyd,
White Star Ionian, State,
Mississippi A Dominion,
- Rotterdam, and Italian
Mn.anifilliD LltlSb
On sale at all Important stations on uieltaij
this railway, aud at
Galveston, Cttcro, Victoria,
Ban autoulo, Marlon, Regain,
Weimar, La Grange, Columbus,
riatonlo. Kchnlruhiinr. ' New BraunftH
Sau Marcos, Round Rock, Rockdale,
tic, Etc.
Bpeclal Inducements to lmmlgrauti and peopfc)
(Hairing to svtllo in tho sUtto. ..
A. FACLKSER,
Toxas Passenger Arcnl
Por Information as lo rates of pswars M
freight, routes, etc., apply lu penou, or of
letter, to
K. D. TltUE, ft8-0',
A. Ii.i. A. A.G.r.i.
J, WALDO, Traffic Manager.
HOUSTON. TKXU
II.
with lu connections
rOtt-M
The Direct Lino
FROM
TEXAS
-TO
ST. I.OHS,
Kim.n'v . 1.1
CHICAGO,
plTTSBt M'.
(not iitL-i i.irn VVU ItlKK,
1 IIII.A CblilulAi . VU,..,,Le
HUSTON, lULTlMOha.
W AMIINHTOM. KIlTIMON".
CUAITANOOl.A. ATI.AMA
and all polnw
North. Eat suiii Soathoaat.
Trains leavo Pallaa Bullion as follows
. OUINO BAST. Ui.B.
No. 4. Fxpress arrives al lMllas liSii
Leaves Union Depot. iiiia.
No. 'JO, Accommoilallonarrivea Dallaa.l
Leaves Uulou Demt
001x0 wT. .,-..
No. L ExproBS arrlvesatEoat Dallas. I J-
Leaves Dallas .Uti
No. 9, Ai-i'om., ar. at l'iilonDe)t... J "
Leaves Dallas ,.t.nt
Trains Nos. and -D will carry psMenP
between Longvlew and Eort Wnrth.
PULLMAN PAL ACS Hl.KEl'INO CAR
Daily Between .
El l'aso, Fort VortU, 1iJ1 "
St Louis.
Without Cliange,
For Uckeu or any luformaUou rrg"Ull
roulog aud rates, apply to ,
R. W.TIIOMW0!.
Ticket A scut. Palls'; T"
r. CIIANI'I.I K
General I'aaa, Ag"
C. B. RINNAN,
Ass'ttien'l Aa. f
. M
TEXAS & PAC1
00,000 ACRES
Limd"7or Sale!
In I.tmptoti t'tinr, Texs
At From 81 to $3 Per Acre.
Iny uuantliy de.lnd Uail i. .ajsl
other portion of Tcxaa. For lull ra"
ldmsortaU u,n A ,AYt,t; .
OraasUaak. Ukm' to
wen iwxavwi in auai la 1 7 m ui early part I
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