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THfl SALLAS BffRAtfl. TUESDAY MOIltfitfCr JtTffE 5. Ii83.
9 V KBATDia,
jmmairwtMT.
O. A. KEATING,
rti I AC
T7holesale Agricultural Implements,
CINS 'AND MILLEMACHlNtKT. SIAIt-RVtwi-run
Furst& Bradley Manufacturing Company.
Plows, Cultivators and Sulky Rakes.
Erie City Iron Works.
Seines. Boilers!and Saw Mills.
Ohio
J. I. Case Steam and Horse -
Fish Brothers' Farm
THE BUSINESS WOULD
- COMMERCIAL.
Dallas, Jane 4. Manufacturing enter-
? irises, of tartous kinds, are being discussed
a this city, man; of which will, no doubt,
be undertaken, probably on a small scale
at first, but the? will grow ind flourish, and
in a few years will become great industries
and contribute largely to the growth and
business of Dallas. Una of the latest
spoken of is a fruit and vegetable canning
establishment, Ibis is an industrial pursuit
that is growing rapidly in this country,
and trora the great per cent It pays on the
npt.al invested, is likely to increase ev
erywhere. An exchange says in 1870, 07
bouses were reported in business; in 1SX0
the number had increased to 411. In the
former year the value" of the products was
$5,4110 OoO: In the latter it amounted to $17
000,000. The details, II gives, would show
e corresponding increase in the number oi
articles canned. Foinierlv but a compara
tively few things were preserved in this
way. Now about every kind ot fruit, veg
etable, meat and fish i put un for use in
ny season or any place. Should a coming
establishment be erected in this city, it
would afford a ready market, not only
for all kinds of fruit, but for all the vege
tables grown in this portion of the slate,
and would give employment to numerous
email famerawho would eve more atten
tion to truck (arming. It is intended to
unite with it a vinegar manufactory ana it
is also projected to put up pickles both in
wood and glass. That It will be one of the
best bavins and most nrolitable undertak
ings yet spoken of in mis city there can be
no aouut, ana it snoniu do lnaugurateu nr.
the earliest day possible, that steps may
be taken to Secure all the necessary fruits
end vegetables next season to make the un
dertaking successful.
OBAIN AND BRIADSTUFTS.
The market has been remstkably quiet
to-day and very little grain otterea on me
etreets. A car of corn was forwarded to
Abilene and another will follow to-morrow.
The new crop has not yet put in an appear
ance on the strecs, but dealers ssy they will
begin to receive lightconsignmenta belore
the week closes. Prices for old grain are
steady, while no value has yet been placed
on the new crop.
UUC f iTIONS TO-niV
Whsat Choice, Hoe : medium, 80c.; low grade,
75ri.; Nicaragua, WoCOd.
Rys- Firm etM Mo.
Barley W to A n.
Oats-30i !tt for spring! iOQ Ui for fall; clioce,
led nut proof, 4(1$ 46; In sa ks H.i additional.
Corn la shuck, 45 to 6uc.; sholltd and sacked,
to to OH,
Bram We quote at mills, 90o.; In store, sacks,
l.isj.
FLorn We quote City Hills ss follows: XXX,
SBe; XXXX, It!. 76; extra, SAW; Magnolia,
3 Wl; Patent, 4 00 to 4 2T. Fancy, 3 M hi i:i.7ll ;
choice, 13 40 to 8 6"; XXXX, ISM to IJ.lii;
XXX. 12.80 to 8 00; v U40 to U.10.
Cork Mail, I'er ,. .uel. 75c
Fred Chopped corn, per 100 lbs., K ';
crushed corn and oob, per UK) Ins., 11.25 ; crushed
corn ami barley, per 100 lbs., t'AUO; corn biau,
(er 100 lbs., 76o.
Hay Dark, 10 to IS; bright, H". From stores
prairie, baled, dark, to to 17: bright, 112:
blight, free on board car, 110 to 112; dark, 17
tots.
Millet Bred Wo.; German mllleU.iS sacked,
Cotton Sssd Finn at laSlo. per bushel.
' The Han Francisco Chronicle says in re
verting to the probable yield in California,
we have the following leading estimates for
1883;
Bushels.
Tallmarlge (Chicago) vu kki,ouj
Reuss (Hi. Iul) , M.iOO.oofl
White & Llsssk (Han Francisco) nfl,UU.0OO
There is a dilt'erence between the lowest
nd the highst of 27.CC) bushels, or nearly
100 per cent. Messrs. White & Lissa, hav
ing made some close estimates In previous
years entitles tbem to consideration. They
give acreage seeded to wheat this year in
Calitornia at 3,350,000, which, produc'ng on
an average seventeen bushels to the acre
would return a yield of 6900.000 bushe's.
as before stated, but it is now held by so oe
that the average per acre will, from present
indications, reach twenty bushels. At all
events, California will certainly be the ban
ner wheat state in im.'m
TRADE ITEiS.
A bushel ol corn weighing 50 pounds will
yield between 28 nnd 30 pounds of glucose,
or grape sugar, and In adulterating sugar
from 18 to 20 per cent, of the grape sugar is
genera'ly used. In Europe potatoes are
generally used for the mauulacture of glu
cose, and the manufacturers find larger
profits than from corn. A plant called ma
nioc, a native of Sout hand Central America,
is said to produce 56 pounds of glucose to
the bushel. As this plant yields over 600
bushels to the acre, It is not improbable
that manioc may be the "sugar cane" of
the future. The so-called Brazilian arrow
root and tapioca of commerce are made
from the cassava or manioc plant.
The manufacturing Jewelry trade at
Providence has been more quiet this year
than during the corresponding months tor
several years past, and this mouth shows
no improvement, although many are mak
ing up goods ahead in anticipation ol the fall
trade, which, It is hoped, will set in soon
after the July holidays. Orders are now
being received, but the trade ae obliged to
figure close and at prices which show no
margin to the smaller manufacturers, who
labor at a disadvantage. The market is
thought to be in a healtby condition and
stocks in the hands of dealers are reported
light.
Cotton-seed oil t an artiole that Is des
tined to supersede lard as an article of food.
It la the expressed oil ot the seed of the cot
ton plant, and, although classed with Un
seed oil In the market, Is of au entirely
different composition, possessing: neither
the taste nor laxative qualities of tho lat
ter. It Is too cheap to be adul
terated, and ti even purer lor domestic use
than the animal product. Its introduction
waa difficult; but it is rapidly growing In
favor. The produot will always exceed
lard, and as the lard will be displaced bv it
for many puriiosjs, a revolution In lard
manufacture must sooner or later eventfully
occur. Even the oleomargarine manufac
tures are using ootton-seed oil, and as many
improvements are constantly being made
in the modes for preparing It for market,
no one can tell to what use It may be des
tined, It being yet In Its Infancy, so lar as
dapatlon to family purposes are concerned.
There Is this In favor of cotton-seed oil,
whloh Is that the popular favor is in the di
rection of vegetable oils for domestlo use In
preference to lard; and the fact that the
adulterations of lard and butter are no
, longer disguised should make ss happy
that ws have so harmless snd wholesome a
ubstltue as cotton-seed oil.
The following facts concerning the frog
industry are taken from a Boston exchange;
A few years ago frogs' legs were a com.
paratlvely rare dish In Boston, but now
f hey are regularly served at all hrst-class
bote's sad restaurants, and a considerable
number are sold ior family use. The de
mand Is fully three times what It was two
years sgo, aud frog catching and preparing
for market Is now a recognised business.
The Boston market Is supplied with frogs
from the oountry towns In this vicinity,
from Caps Cod and from Mains, snd few
are received from New Hampshire and Ver
pont. The Maine frogs are caught and
kept in fresh water until needed, and then
shipped alive In crates made for the pur-
Boss, and nmvldarf with ut tnnmm k .
EM Wd. Tba in Irani har n,t klll.l
' -d. The Oape frogs are dressed before
J dt. Oaths Cape, the men who ere
tl . J hnalnaaa Midii...Mku L.
on us irote, and have a number of
f Jn P. One Cap man sends
i-T fifty to one hundred doaan narmak
U tula market,
A d-wjer In Itms In thticU employs
verMboTiJntiie snnoundlng country
tww la et-MBg ttOfs, bo osanot supply
t a 6"' 1 fi r L.aaa. Taa luu- aJu
wrviu- hmk.i eei sue
GKORGB J. KKATIKO,
City. Specie rww.
TCVAQ "
Steel Barb Fence Company.
Power TnresMng Macmnery
and Spring Wagons.
setti frog is livelier and furnishes better
eating. Prices In this market range from
30 cents to 60 cents er dozen, sometime
even higher, according to site and quality.
Canada used to ship the frogs' legs packed
in Ice, and used to supply this market
almost wholly a few years ago, buttheuom
neution ot the domestic article has drivei
the foreiro out ol the market, and the
Canadians now ship wholly to New York
city. All kinds of frogs are eaten, but the
speckled Irog is sam to oe ine most lender.
Some froge have recently been shipped
alive to Knclund by a Boston dealer, and
were received in good order. It is possible
that an export business may be developed
as the first lot was readily disposed of. and
as the bull-frog is nut au Inhabitant of
British wateis.
The Utica, N. Y-, Herald says, nobody
was surprised last week when cheese
tumbled from 13 to K'Jo, nor will anyone
be paralyzed this week to witness another
decline of somewhat sinilla- proportions.
The nearer we get to bav cheese the closer
must be the liuurea on graxB stock. Urato
is now looking well, and cows will be very
irenernllv turned out iltirintf the present
week, liut at the best it must be a couple
of weeks belore any grass cheese can iind
its way to market, and lolly three weeks
before the louuer stock win oe lainy Clean,
ed up. Meanwhile the market hus plenty
of margin to make a decline on, as will lie
seen bv comparing prices ot the present
time with those of former years. Against
UJc lor the top price in JNuw lork, Satur
day last, we can place lljo for the corres
ponding day in lhHl. 10c in W2. Vi 3 4c in
1880 (an exceptional year). 8Jo in 1870 and 0c
in 1878. The average of these live years is
10Jo, or 2Ju below the present market.
A week ngo yesterday was low tide
on the Utica market lu 1882, the
bulk of the sales then made being at
10 1-4 cents, which wns not again touched
during the season. This year the low point
has not been reached so soon, but that is
b cause the make Is somewhat heavier and
the exports unfortunately lighter. Bales
men wee plentiful to-day, and the number
ol lots taken ran up to considerably over
100,' They were, however, very small, but
the present stock is being shipped as last as
Its age will permit. The make is now ac
knowledged to be equal to last year's, and
it would not be surprising il it should sur
pass that. The market to day was active,
and there was a good deal ot "shopping"
done by salesmen to get bids raised if pos
sible. Hut buyers stuck fairly well to their
text, nnd seldom varied Ircm their price set
for tho ruling early in the afiernooii.
Transactions lor the day include 133 boxes,
at private terms; two lots of small cheese,
152 boxes at 11 3-4 cents; 10 lots. IM7, boxes,
at 11 fi-8 cents; 3,733 boxes, in 07 lots, ut
11 1-2 cents; 8 lots, 270 bores, at 11 3 8 cents;
70 boxes, at 11 14 cents, and 188 boxes at 11
cents. Bales, 6,238 boxes; commissions,
1.180 boxes total, 0,418 boxes. Ruling
p-ice, 111-2 rents. Transactions a vear ami
were 5,213 boxes, at 10 to 11 1-4 cents. Two
years ago they were 5,250 boxes at 0 cents.
DBIUOOD3. 1
TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Prists Freeman a, ; Lodl. 6V; Glonoeiler, 6;
Harmony, B: Couheco, SMi Morrlmao, 6; Union,
wlch, BK; Allen, 6; Albion, solid, 6; Peabody
olid, &H; Peabody black, 6S; Btmpsou black
Hi; Simpson mourning. t: OlouoeaUr mourn.
'Qff. 6U. American. A: Rarklnv fltik anil nnrnla
f; Arnold, 6; oil red, S; oil blue and green, 11,
nuvi DHVwn von tick Augusta, -v 7M;
Indian Head, 8; Bwtft Creek, 4-4,1; Atna,
4-4, 8X Kdgofleld. 4-4, 1H; Cabot, 4-4, 7X:
Derby, 1-4, ft .1-4; Glendale, 8-4, 5 V; Natchez, 8-4,
6: Charter Oak. 4-4, 4; Lake George, 4-4. 7;
Great Western, 4-4, 8; International, 4-4, 88-4;
AU?ntl0L, ,A. Boinlugton, Natch
ez,K,6K; Utica, fH.
FtMSBaowM Domestic LakeGeorge,eV; Har
vest, 8; Poeahontas, fc Great Falls, 7; Peer
leas, 8 i -St Plum Island, k Atlantic 8W: Grnen.
brier, 7H; Allendale,7X; Dw1e.lit,7S; Select V, 8.
Blraohsd Uomrstics Hncini.8; Hunny Hide, S;
Holmesvllle, 7V; Forest. S: lilg Bonanza, 7-8, t;
Auburn, 8H; Lonsdale, 1),; Lonsdale, cambrle,
12S; Wamsutt, 18; New York mills, 12)2: Diamond
Hill, oambrics; Knight's, cambric, 9; Hero. 4-1
9: Hero. 7-8. 8; Ballardvale. 7: Cambrlilxe. 7-8. 7;
Poerloss, 8-4, 5H; Kruit of the Loom, 9)j; Gum ol
the Bplndlo. 8)4: Jlarker. 0: Glen. 7 a .
Docrs ArkwrishLlO: Kttriek. S-oa.llW: fltark
dps, 12; Btark, Inoz. 16; Savage, 8-oa. 12
iinuieueu, Dnwn ami araD, iiu, lu; Hampueu
XX. do. 14: Boston. 10-na. hrnwn and itpah 1AU
MonUuk, 4" inch., 21; No. 8, 40 inch., 42Si; No
brown aud drab, 12; Chariot striped, 12.V; Sav
age Striped, 12 .
C'BIMSRAT 14X 160.
Tinmit imiukua. API ID. tT.H.I1A. ,n
Holy wood, plaid, 14; SUuida'ril i, ',; Kaatnn B
; umega, wa i ontineutiil Faucy-UH; Stau.
uniu r aiiey, Darrmuurg, in,
Hicrorv Rock River, 6-a; Blue and Brown,
9Xo; Inula, lOXo; ArllRRtnn. 80: Thnrndlke,
Uo: Hamilton 12; American, 10; Lowell City, 9
Plaid OsMAStiRas-Delu, 7H: Economy, U ;
Ottawa, 8K: Michigan, 7H' Belle, 'H; Umvl!
Xf?'l ,CUH:H- Arlington, 8X; Augusta
8),; Loulnlaua, 7,V.
utiieiiAaH-Bates, 8tt; G'ssgnw, 7: Slatervllle,
8! Zephyr B F, 18)4; Groylock 11 F, 13a: Brook
lyn, 8X.
CoTTONants-Everett Eaney,19; Pay Clty.lflV
Essex 16H: Arkanu.ll)4; Mar reus, U; Royal 11
sea
BAKIIWAKKANU MKTALS,
It Is the opinion ol several of the leading
eastern manufacturers of bw-lron that the
real dillica ty in the bus nees hear is from
home competition, the tariir having Invu
Sd so many new concenrs into the business
that the profit has become very small, and
m nst become much smaller. Foreign com
petition no longer seriously troubles the
msnufacturers.
TO-DAT'S quotations.
Axes Collins' per dozon, 9.00; Gold Dollar per
teaMar KdW dWUl. 10-i
Shovels and Spades Rowland's, discount 80
per cent; Ames' list, steel goods, discount 40 and
10 tier coat.
Skillets and lids, Sopor pound; sngar kettles,
so per pound. ,
8oales Fairbanks, discount 35 pet oenU
Howe. dlaoouut iSper oeuu
Tin rlate-L a. 10x14, per box, 100; I 0., la
ttVwrC'JS.V W iM
mTOitSSi" W 0en,,
Soidor-so. 1, U01 Mo. 1-9 and 1-J, lto psi
ponnd.
No. 1 duok hone ooUars 4 ,00 per dosen.
. .amMrtwo loop. 8 W per dosen, throe loop.
0 7ft per dosen.
Tacjs in boxes, 100 papers, 5 60 per bos.
8"' hoo-per dosen, 8.00; railroad picks.
POs QOeWlli VLOUt
atattocksper dosen, 1L00.
Plaster Paris Per barrel 14 4M 80,
Rubber Belting Discount 50 percent,
N alii 4.26 rale.
hwtlron-7 B, so lalvaoUed, dlsotmnt 1
R1AVT HARDWARE.
Bhafts, finished. poles, 118 80. Blngle
w.a,ron' ,e.le0'' bussr. a.aftj express,
WW ton"i 10.W Hickory axloa
10.00. Boliters, 4.7 Oonnllng polos,"?:
spokes, XXX. select, s.71, ix. taVed
g'toes, wV. l.a a, a.OO. Bowdon shoes. t.W.
Nrtl"'Slni horse nail. No. a. S.00; 1, lto,
.Bar ,ron ? 'to toeli 7oi sprint
steel, So; caatsteel, 18o. ' v
. B8lE-rlBnJ spring top. We)i09 do
Owa7O0i do side eprfnsrtop,JirAk,iBt do'
Ltgvotui
tO-BAT S .rjOTATlOWS,
Alooiol S3 80 per sat as per bJah wines.
WatSRT-Bsntiasd, 11 OraoTas pvTroof
T.Jbone year old. ftAri ysiusrta
tl784Mao0t three nan olilft 4M8skfeaw
sitra old whisky, tWi, as pat assw
a-juussei os..syf tt) Bald.
MW eSSSRj
SB.
What will stop my ooutblng at night
2!? "o ll
Aw mill
1 10 eenta. an
Matt and lis Bold bj
I.nUersoaskCo,
QROOERIKS.
TO-BArsanoTATTOSTS.
Oorrsa-B'o fwaar eaakn fair, loatoe
Sholoa, 10K to Lajruyf. 1 va,S0c.
TUI-imm,ug)H, TOOOC HySOO, SUOSO;
m-ihtoi; rvwaerea u ensnea
U: nualaSed. 10V: standard A Lit LonUl-
aia waits otarlaed, t; yeUow olaitIM,
w.
MoLAEsssLonlslanaeholoa, Oprltae 2'
fair te sxnd, Ui4& eom rup, 60c; sugar syr
no. (1 to 6): 1 .boiled. 4.',.'.
Bostom BAesiMs 10HWUO per yard; empire
wkkwi iuaiutc per yaia.
TiaaiOJ per bundle.
Rica WholeaaJa. cu tn fW.
alt In barrel, t2 2ft; Uvsrpool In sacks 0.71
ORACRRas-8oda,ev7; XX.7,V7X;XXX,7X
SlH: flnuL 10- vlHMr 10.
Boar 011v 12.76 per box; bine India, H lb
ban. IS 66 per box; V lb. bars, 16 00 par box; Mb
an, as si per nox.
Bears 8)4 to 60 per ponnd.
Oamdlss Btu. Aill wnlrht. 16'.'.
Ohrrse W. R. Uj full oraaa 1414Xi Tonng
amanua 10.
Hosumv add Grits 16 25 per barrel.
Ra ism London layet, new, pet box, 13 0,
layer, 2 0619276.
Dai an Arpuaa SU.
Dai zd fRAcaae Unpeeled, 7; peeled I2o
par Douno,
Pica lzs 111 80911 per barrel; half barrels,
17; Arm.
Cos'. Oil 110 dec. are test In barrels, It
In eases, IM 00.
RorxllXo. basis. Cotton rope, 18.
Well Boceets 14 00 1 2j vt out an
Clothes Pins RonnrL R60: surlna. Si per box
IfBASDRxs K bushel. Iron buuud. 18 60 per
dozen; two-hoop pal la, 12 (I J; three-hoop, 2 16.
Tubs Three r.mt. tl US: elirht neL 8S 21.
No. I. S 10 per dozen; No. 3, 18 10; No. 8, 7 F0 tw r
aocen.
WBAfnifo PArss Ragsnd straw, 46o ui 7be
T7ash Uoakds Wood, 11 86; sine 1 HA; Net.
Rra, 12 604 1 7a
1'ownzH 1 6 per keg of 28 pounds; UH.ae
R 68; RM do $1 90; bliutfiig kegs, t 90.
Shot Drop, bag, 12 10 to 82 16; book, tl 16 ui
2Si
Maoirrel No 1, barrels, 111 00; half barret.
7; sUts.1 lVc; No. 2 barrels, 'J On; half-barrel
8 0 kits, 860; No. 8 barrels, H 00; half-bar.
rels Uh kits, 7(lo.
Holland Urkhiit Imported, 1.25 per ke
tlAHPT Sties. lHo a Donno. Fanej, 16 ti
Uissooai Uidrr 000 par aailoii,
Vineoab Per gallon, lewAV.'.
Staboh 6'af.Uo
Lvs Oonoemrated, 1 76'W.
Joos We auoUi lie dbc gallon for slaaad
Crooks, 10c per gallon for nUsed.
r RAOURS 2 lbs, II tOtl Hi; 8 lbS 2 2.ri.2 hi.
Tost ators 2 lbs, 81 26: 8 lb, tl fi17t.
Baukr Kraot. Bblstft SO; half bbls 13 75;
large bbls, 17.60.
Smokims Tobacco Genuine Duke of Dur
ham, l ib pkm., 47; S-lb, 48: )-lk. 61; Ji-tb.
(3; assorted cases JHI.
Oausornia CANNKn Goona..PiaAhet 2 1.2 Iha
a.'io; Apricou, 2-12 lbs.. 88. (0; Blackberries 2 1-2
ma, SiUOi Urapes. 2 1-2 Ilia, i 7; Peara, 2-12 lbs.,
13.00; Gages, 2 1-2 lbs, I ;.'.!; Peaa,2-I2 lbs., I2.0H;
Plums, 2 1-2 lbs., 82.66: Tomatoes, 2 1-2 lbs., 1.6
Currants, 2 1-2 lba,, 82. 1U
General Orocskiks. Soda, Bicarb, 6c
per pound; Sal Boda, 2 8-4 to 8 l-4c per pound;
Ginger, race, lOeper lb; NutmiKS, Ufte to 81.00 per
ponnd; Ball Potash, 13.00 to S8.60 per ease; Potted
Ham 1-4's, 11.60 perdoz; Polled Ham, 1-2's S2.25
Sor ior. Sanllues, American; 18.60 ir case; Sar
lnes. Freuch, S14.60 per cane; SnuO', Garrett's
8 oi . ill Wl ner case: Snuff. Ralnlia. A ni
I11.6H; to til. 7 per case;8niifr.aarrett's,l os H.26
to 14.60 per case. Sunn; Ralph's, 1-2
lb,, 14.80 per Rross; Olives, American, qts,
5.25 per doz., Olive OIL ptz. 7.76 per doz.
Mushrooms. 82.76 oer dcz: Condensed lillk.
18.76 to f.i.00 per case; Jelly, wine glass-Wc. per
dos.; tumbler, 11.26 per dosen; orovrn, 82.66 per
dozon, 1 lb. cans, 11.66 per dozen; 2 lb. cans, 12.66
per dozen; RitracU, lemon, 86o. per dosvu; Kx.
racta, aiisorted, 860. per dozen; Cloves, (whole)
460. to 60u. oer lb.: Cream Tartar. Commercial
2ki. per lb.; Blacking, (small) 8oo. per lb.; Black
lug. (large) 66a per doz
LTJM1IUK AND BUILUINUMATEKIAI,
TO-DAT'S unoTATIONS.
Baiox-At the kilns to 810 kiln run.
STONE At the Dallas anarrtrtL an AM ftnhlfi
loot: il for foundation; it tor wall and 26 for
dressed front
LrjMBza Yellow pine, rough, f 00 per 100
feoK over 24 feet In length; 12 26. Matched and
dressed flooring and fliiUhlng, 82 75; Hoelling
82; H celling, 12 60; -yellow pine siding 82; white
pine oeiuug, 13 00; fl rat oommon : second com
mon, 8.76; white ptne siding, first oommon,
41 9A .niw.n.1 imn. ... .... q in. nni.las .Mln. 1.
clear, 26 00; poplar celling, 24 00; ash
ana wainui noonug, siuu per tnousana.
ila?, dressed both sides. 160; r ngh walnut,
i w 16U. Common doora. at 60 to at: sash, tl 2S
o 6 00 as to slse.
bHINOl aa Yellow, nine, tt 60 ta 4 la. whlta
Pino W W to 16 00. Cypress, No. I, 16; No 2,
94 60. No 8 21s.
ururnt- Rosendale, II 76; LoulsvlUa, It 50
Portland, 88 60.
Drain Pirc S Innh. lsn nnrhwife Alnnh v..
Inch. 87Xo; 7 Inch, 40o; 8 Inch, 60a,
Orhrnt FlursS Inch, 87Xe; 7 Inch 400; llnob
ostltug Joint, 81; ( Inch cap, 60c; 7 Inch odlllns
iwiui, i 40; 1 uicn cap ao, duo.
Mixed Paints .Raadv for naa anA all imlfira
tl (XKrtl 85 per gal. All the teatod and standard
maaea are on sale dt uailas aealera.
white lead Btrtcuy pure, 87 60.
Lime Ooonered. Auatln. S2 nor nanol! hnlh
n 60: Detuson car lota, 90c; per barrel, tl 26;
Dallas. In lots. 20o: per bushel 260.
HAIR rer pouna, 8a.
PosTs-Cedar, 112 60; Boise d' arc, 115,
La'HS-44 per thnuaand.
FHU1T8, NlIT , HllTTKIt, KGOS. POIIL
TUV 41 A tl V B.'-iJ
A St Ska w ivasd 1 ZJ
TO-DA V'S QUOTATIONS.
(Irekn apples None lu market.
CUSRANTS-H tO 8)40.
Peaches .None in market.
t'Ai.ipoit.HA I'SARS-None in marked.
Oranois MeKslna, boxes, 4 ,'xi to 6 no
LEMONS Blcilv. 4.00 to 4 .SO nr hoi: Malaira
1O0U145O.
Datsa In frnlls, 12 to He,
Flos Keirs. 130. lavers. 21 to Ha Tier nnuml.
oval flgs, 75 to m per doz.
Nuts Almnuds, 22c per pound; Brazil, 10 to
12oi iHtieru, 16c; Naples walnuts, 16o per pound;
chettimts Imported, uouo on the market; pen
nuts, Teunessoe red, 8 to 10c; choice white, l'Xc;
cocoinuts, 7.60 to 8 ISO.
Hananas-2.50U)4 (XI per bunch.
uuapHi Halaga, 6 .00 to 6.60 half barrel
Bweet Potatos-75o tit.COper bushel.
ONlos-New, 2.26 10 2 50 per bushel.
l'oTATORi-l'er bushel. l.Wi to 1.25 and firm;
cholco New York early rose, In bairela, interior
and not quotable.
cuiiiAns Now, 3.00 per dozon, or Co per
ponnd.
i n icK'Nr-We quote at 3.73 to 4.0Jp j ozo n :
turkeys, 1 CO to 1.60
Kuos-10 tn lie ner dozen.
TTiR-l'holcv wtftiru,
I80; country. '.'.Mo .'He.
30c; cooHug,
8ADDLEKT AMD UGATUICK
HAI I T. istuaa 1 ..u..itl a . 1
aonit?aium,;n: lUltiinnre ftud Cincinnati, 8U,
BUflklO RiAllllhtnr n hn .11. im.I mi.
moras, 28. ' ' " ' " '
H , an HI I.linnn. k U a , M. A .
33; No. 8,8 No, 1 hemlock, 34; No. 2, :t2; No. 3, 80
quality. .uu. N
ratLADSLrau CALTSEIN-NO. L 11 10 to t 26;
do No, 2, 980 to 1 00. i
Plttl. Altai taUIA V Ilia Ua 1 sUL I IM u -
ordlnTtowelKhtr
no. 0, siase ooliars, 112.00,
DuckOollaral4.ua
No, 3, In cotton back bands, II 1
No, SM cotton back bands, II 43.
No. 4 cotton back banda, 11.05,
4 8-8 trace chains, 400,
H- 2traceohains, 4.'o,
H 8 2 trace chains, 4 0. .
7-8-2 trace olialna, 60o,
Na. 1 tinnV h.,i.a I A m IIM. a
18.75. . v. . , no, ,
No. 1 web hsltors rope tie, 8S.00.
Ho. 2, web halters' mne tie. 12. IS.
WOOL, UIOKsANUPELTKIES.
TO DAT'S QUOTATIONS.
wool Mexican, free of burrs, 12 to lto ; ilex
loan Improved, 15 to 18c ; coarse, 17 to loo 1
coarse medium, 10 to 2oc ; medium, 20 to 21c ;
flne medium, ill to 23o ; fine wool, according to
dirt and oonditlon, 16 to 2.1c 1 burry, 8 to lOaper
lb. lets, according to burrs.
,.Hl.D,l!rI,.?'VT Mo, " 4 np, sound,
1, l'hl hides, nnder 17 lbs, tree of grubs, lcS
light hides, damaged or one grub or more. 80 ;
bulls, bad and damaged, 80; dry salted, loo:
wet salted, 7o ; green hides, e. ' '
Fstt.Tslf mm .lYaatst stWInai OA a. Asl . .a1
e- is. a . sss, tv V 4f.RU; esIHCIUpk 1U
l?rff iitaV.h'.i'ii0 0,!n,.hef,,, "IM. M per
Tallow Prime tallow, 60 ; tallow grease, to
5Ho ; grease, yellow to brown, 4 to 6c.
tSrateyA,to'y9"0W,to'd"fc M4 dul-
ritoviiuoNs,
TO-DAT'S QUOTATIONS.
. Baoor Long clear slaea, ls.vot short el eat
lawai braaBsribaooB Uo.
IS)!" ALTLoo M" l tot olsar,
HASS-Plaln, 14Xl.Vj.
.""lere. UKojhslt barrel, 10 140.1b
ans, I80; 90-lboana, oans. lsoui
lb oans, UK: 8-lb oans 18)4
gPMKSWAJf .
Assorted crate, 40 to 178
4KC to1""
fSXZS B VIS EaS
ays. S10 ear son u sorted oaaii lamps, 12 w
Bailey's RallDe Aperient is e oooIIdr, re
trsthlni summer drink for dyspepsia and
heeieche. No medicine tasis. Kvsryoae,
horns or abroad, ahnold Seep It,
Ceswste, Pat sets, Cos sets,
11 prtoes, M BaOBtu's, 700 ZImitmi
UTtt STCCSl.
A letter from Granite canyon, Wyoming
territory, dated April Lnh, published iu
the 1) rovers' Jonrnal. conuina the iollow-
ing : The stock interest In this section of
Wyoming looks favorable, as grass is near
by, and ranchmen can begiu to estimate
t-e loss ot cattle with some accuracy,
tbough there are sometimes snow-storms
alter this date which alieel their cattle s
riously, but, as we have had a good deal of
snow, it is hoped there will be favorable
weather on, to good grass. The loss on cat-
lie tots winter Pas been very light; a tew old
and thin cows have died, but I don't kaow
of tba loss of a steer or bull this winter, and
not 1 per cent, ol cows in this vicinity. The
can crop win be lighter this vear than last
on accojnt of unfavorable weather in April.
March was very favorable, but a greater
ir ceni. oi calves came in April than in
March, and in Mav mora than in Anril
Last year was an unusually good
crop of calves, and think this
yeur will be fully np to the
average call crop, tattle are In as eood
condition as usual, aud if the weather is
favorable for grass some beef will do to ship
as soon as gathered on the round-ups. The
range has oeen good here all winter, and is
yet. Mostly short-horn grade bulls are
used. A lew trade iieieiorda are nam.
Think there will be tn same amount of
oeel snipped this year as laal. Thiuk not
luore, as comparatively lew cattle were
dnveu in last year. Tatile are held at
higher prices thuii lat year. Think a few
who sold lust year ti id u ilillicult to rein
vest in came, rorrlgti cu.iitul seems to
I uke all cattle ana rnnucs ih.u ate offered,
and uever a sale made bv foreigners to
Alio rn-aiia. It lorelen capilnl continues to
in a up American so ck auu grass.posteritv
will rise up and winder thut their fore-
luiliers sold wiiut tu.w seems their birth
ru'la, Hiul no doubt will seem so to them
The next generation will want a show in
the cuttle oiiMne-s, hut ut the strides thut
foreign capitul is iimklnir. in Wvominir uml
Dakota there will he but lew Americans
ut the next generation in the
cattle business. Americans can't
invest any better, and the inllux of loreign
capitul out-lit to be ti e evidence, and tht
cupitul waudering so I'nr and abroad and in
Vested in what is teamed (by eastern men)
an unsafe and lawless country .should Cause
Americana to tighten their grip onl avored
opportunities to retain land and crass and
herds roam and iiiree.lv bene lit thHitisolvnii
and a strong sage that posterity will be ben-
euueo. i no siock Dusinesi will, no doubt,
be carried ou for generations here, for in no
country are iimuiuls so healthy, owing to
the high and dry atmosphere. There is a
general feeling lavorable to taking up bulls
until July, hut it is very dilllcull to get
mem up iu winiet; as tuey roam over such
a vast country they would have to be taken
up iu Hid lull, ami but few ranchmen ure
favorable to taking them up so early. There
is but little hay put up; only a tew
put up quantities who have good meadosvs.
Kauclimen who have quantities of bay usu
ally leed it to beef steers for spring market.
There has been a good deal of lancing done
in some localities whicti the general lceliag
is against, and it certainly is wrong to mo
nopolize so much public land, and hopes
are entertained that it will be stayed. Cat
tle do not do so well in inciosures, as they
drill, against the fence during storms ami
are often launched in a bleak, open country
where there are no wind-breaks. The Union
l'acillc railroad company isoU'eriug its land
in such large quantities that the majority
ot ranchmen are not able to buy, aud, il
persisted in, capitalists alone can buy, iintl
those of moderate means will have to sacri
fice their improvements on railroad land,
and those on government land be fenced in
oftentimes, and litigation be the result. It
is honed the railroad company will sell in
small lots.
TO-DAY S UUITTATIOKS.
Baar Oattls Butciiurs stoez, graai fed, lei
ooru fed, 6 c.
Barren oows Fat, 5 oenta,
Bhippins b'i oenta.
Btcor Per huad, 11513820,
Milch oows With caivoa, I86M0,
Hoas Corn-fed. Via. mm: timber fat. 4-
Stock, 88.
Sheep Mutton, 4(aVf X oenta; stock, per head;
I2.0OWM.00.
Bosaas Kxtra One, por span, KKk$l60ft fanoy
harneas, fl60$t200: livery harness, 76Qtl76i
farm.8,'i08125; ponies, 2Vt50.
Mdler Extra heavy IU5ijM200; medium I50
100 small 130060.
is
UltllUS
TO-DAT'S QUOTATIONS.
Acid, acetic, por lb
Avid, carbolic, crys., per lb
Acid, citric, per lb
Acid, tartaric, powdered, per lb....
Acid, tannic, per lb
Alcohol per gal
Alum, lump, por lb
Ammonia, cone, perlb
Ammonia, carbonate, tier lb
1 10
60
65
61
3 laO
2 50
04
2U
26
Arrowroot American, per lb.,
Arrowroot, Burmuda, per lb.'.
Balsam copaiba, per lb
Bark, cinchona red, truo, per lb
Bark, cinchona red, com 1, por lb
Berries, cubeb, perlb
Bismuth, sub-nitrate, perlb
Bluemass, American, per lb
Blue vitriol, per lb
Borax, per lb
Chalk, white, lump, por lb
Calomel, American, per lb
Calomel, English, per lb
Chloroform, por lb
Chloral hydrate, por lb
ClnchouldlH, aulpn., per oz
Cream tartar, powdered, per lb
Dovers powders, per lb
Rlher, sulphuric, per lb.
Kxtraet, licorice, perlb
Kzttact logwood, bulk, por lb
Flowers, arnica, per lb
(llycerlno, bulk ,por lb
Oum, asaafoetlda, per lb
Hum, camphor, per lb
Gum, opium, perlb
lotliue, reaub, per lb
Leaves, buchii, short, per lb
Leaves senna, alex, per lb.
Mercury, bichloride (cor. sub.), perlb..
Morphia, sulpb.,peroz
Mustard, CoUnaus, per dos...
oil, bemamol, per lb
Oi), lemon, perlb
Oil, peppermint, perlb
Oil, winterirreen, per lb
Oil, cantor. No. 1, per sal
Oil, castor, No. 8, per gal
Oil, Unseed, raw, per gal
Oil, linseed, boiled, per gal
Oil, lard. No, 1, oer gal
Oil, olive, Malaga, per gal
Ointment, mercurial, perlb
PoUuslum , bromide, per lb.
PotanKlmn, Iodide, per lb
Potassium, chlorate, por lb
Quinla, sulph, per os
Kool, culvers, per lb..
Hoot, dandelion, per lb
, 20
, 60
, 65
, 2 25
i 40
, 60
, 3 26
, 50
. 10
, 18
, 04
, 75
, 1 10
, 85
, 185
, 1 00
, 40
, 1 25
, 65
, 3-'i
i 12
, 16
, 80
, 4
, 80
, 4 60
, 2 Ml
30
, 24
, 60
, 8 60
1 45
, 2 75
, 8 '.'0
, 8 50
, 8 511
, 1 45
, 1 27
, 60
. 70
, 90
. 1 45
. 40
, 45
.165
25
. 1 60
45
. 24
, 12
. 15
. 26
, 10
, 1 05
. 8
., 05
. 1"
kooi, geutiau, per id
Root, giuger, African, perlb..
Root, ginger, Jamaica, perlb..
Root, licorice, per lb
i Root, rhubarb. seleoL aer lb. .
Sal, epsom, per lb
Sal, nitre, cnml, per lb
Sal, nitre, redned, per lb
nai, Koenetie, per id
Seed, eauarv. nor lb
, 47
. 7
Seed, hemp, per lb
. 0
. 99
, 08
suver, nitrate, per os
Soap, oaatilu, mottled, por lb..
Soap, white, caatlle,por lb
Spirit, nitre, 0. 8. P. per lb..
Strychnia: orys, per os
Sulphur, flour, per lb
Turpentine, per sal
, 15
, 4i
.18.-.
A
, SO
ituiutUu'C' tre trie.
HUMPHREYS
VETlfsWcS
FOR THE CTTTtB OF ALL DISEASES OF
nonSE8.CATJpEEPf DOUS. HOG8,
FrH TvPENTY YEAIM flumphrrva' llomen.
palhle Veterinary Heeluo have la-en iimhI by
Farmer. Klnrk llrecdrn, Llvrry Kiahle anil
Turfmrn, tlorae Hallroaaa. Manutarriirrra,
t eal Mine 4 nmpanlra, Trav'a llliipvdrnrara
lth it.,rf..t .irm.nM.
'tire, aau ouiera aannuns nwa.
Humphreys' Veterinary Manaal. f PP-
Bent free by mall on receipt of price. M cents.
If I'amphlela sent free on application.
UIMPIIREVS HOMEOPATHIC IMED.CO,
109 Fnltoa Street. New YorK.
NERVOUS-DEBILITY
UIIMIDUDEVC' Vital WoftkiMM nA Fm
nUuirnKlLlu tntton from over-work or
tmliEVMStlolB.
ond promptly
BtwA la vm 90 yiwre.
fxA renwdr known. Pi
Unr tUI ot powder for tv pnt poat frrvoore
mm aMl
w yiMam
feMtapHUMli nriuliHNia tk. IiTmI. SkTa ai
YTmm, i.rra-.r.luil" 'IS Mrn rl!3
ASbttlaai aaMlallr lralM m. mmmiM w't.m
lS HI. n4 n mall.h Clin, vrit.hr Liu atUM
Ul M S. n,n, ur ISm. ri..iMu UHlnim b Hit
rn,..Mt.rtMM. kunaaSwIIMiilcial
Aaa4-aram,ikl.UUMrirfMUn. UaMalraM.!
ietrM, nit, Ht Yia. is a. sts sv sl uk ay
SMTArUaaUK a?u tkvAMa,
cOrATH U "Tl
KIFC No. n.
rice eTtMr vfsaL or 6 vfelii and
M HAS BEEN PROVED
a) The SUREST CUWI tor
Bimmst. S J iaU49&ti
J Bom a lam bvOt or disordered arina Indl
" aatUiat to ar anotlmS THIM DO NOT
- IuSITZlKi llMKldneT Wort mi. n i.ru.
utinA.mmdiuaa(t. wUliprndily omr-
ioob u qiiiinn ana jnar ae&ltny aotton.
lJHi'3 For eompuuau peuiir
k.UUIVtfl to toot aez. aaoaaa nun
andwaakneaaaa, Kidiwy.Wort ta uoauiiaiaed,!
aa it wtU aot promptly mnC rafely.
CltlMrSez. Inoonuur-M.rUnUoa of aria,
briek duat or ropy aepoaita, and dall dracsUMc
paiaa, all ipMdily uld to ita tintln poww
O SOU) BY ALL DRTJQQI8T8. Prim SI.
A Wtll-kltn n rlarDnan IA kl si.
v.v.ajme)... SWT. tw, W
Trvmpeltan, Wie., "I flod K(1neT-Vort a
ura uie ior iiaiitijeuiauver trouble.
IS A SURE CURE
fur all diaenses of tho Kidneys and
LIVER-1-
It haa apeciAo sv-iou on this moat important
organ. eiubUnc it to throw off torpklity and
irusction, eUmxiIatinix thehfolthj ecretionof
the Bilo, and by keeping the buwele in true
condition, elite ting iu " 4StnUfMdiaohargo
HJQ Si I O r 2 9 U you areiuficrlng from
lYiaiUIICii malaria. have tho chilla,
are bilioua, dyvpeptlo.orconiUpts.tixt, Kidney
Wort will surely roUevo and quickly oure.
Iu the Spring to oleonso thn System, every
one ahould take a thorough ooune of iU
1- SOLDBVIM9UCC.ST8. Prlce$f.
g?slgll:V.r,
Last year 1 went to Kunir," ry Henry
arJ, late Col. 69 h Reir, N. G. H N. v., now
llviii 173 W. Side Ave.. J. C Iliihts, N.
- , ,v nr. un, wurhtj inim fDrnnio liver
rumplaint. KMney-Wort, as a lam rt-aurt. has
Sri fTAtl m.. 1a a a.....lU .1 i. . r
... ss ssi ur iivniiu tiinu i yp nere (Mure e?n-
tnVtlll fllF mmilr nunv iua " II,.'. .
ud Goiwt3tuemly happy.
FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF
CONSTIPATION.
Mo other diaoaw la ao prevalent In thla ooun.1
try aa Conitinatton. and no ronicdv haa avan
luallod tho orli-braud Kidney-Wort aa a
oure. Whatever tho oauao.howovor obstinate
u w, imi rained y wiu overoome it.
DID ETC THIS diatreaaina oom
Z S ataw9a plaint la venr ant to bo
oomplloated wlthoonoUnatlon. KldnoT-Wort
Utrengthena tho vraakei 4 partaand quieklyi
vwwiMwavinii,n,iiwai pnyuouuH
wiu nmuoiu. IU.VD UCIOTO lOllCU
I rir you have either oc thru troiiblea
IPRICB tl.lUbb I DruggiataSelll
I USE I
'I will rffcnmmnnil tt .i-nm..!,... it K.t.n.
James B. Mover, carrlaee manufaptiirar, Mv.
erstown, I's., "because It Kldtiey-Wort cured
my piles."
THE GREAT CURE
RHEUMAT SM
Aa It la for all the painful diieaaca of the
rviunt tb.livek AND BOWEL8.
It Olounsiesl tliat Sttrntfltn nf l,a .1
I - va mid eeuliu UU1SIUI1
that caiuce the dreBdftU eulTerinff which
sivwiub ui 4- iicuinnuBn oan niuiw,
... THOU8ANb3 OF CASES
Of Ullt Wnmt fnfsnai nf 41.1. :li. Ji
I , w u.ia lajiTllUO UUierMlJ I
have been qnlokly relieved, and in ehort time
r-bKpfeVTLT CURED
rmct, i. MqriDOR iikv, soi.u by jiriucihts,
ItU nrvanh,.iin)l,. n
WELy.BICltAHDsow j. c,, m'lrHwtnn n
aaiirtasMsAiMeisii. i
Mr. alter Cro," my mattfner, was pros
tratea with rheuniatlm for two years; tried is
tain, atl remedies; Kidney-Wort alone cured
him. I have tried It myself, ahd know that it i
good," Portion of a Letter from J, L. Wilctt
DrnsRlst, Flint, Mich.
Punt's ScmctTiT.
Illaenaa of the Klilueya.
The froiiueney and fatality of dlseanea of the
Kidneys n've an iwpeclal interest to the utility
and investigation of them, and elevate any dis
covery us to thnir essential natures, or the means
of curiint them, to a vury iiiiHrlant piano in the
art and seieiuwnf medicine. When the fact is
recalled that tho Kiilnevs are the i;riiit scaven
gers of thn human body, their oilice Is to re
move from the lihanl any and all Impurltlea which
may enist in It; that If this office ho entirely
shut up life cannot lie Ioiir innintiiineil. The
products nf iiieil-ui and worn-out lu lnehiles of
tlie limoitn body, retained in Hie hlond. so iM.in.u
the nervous sysicm, that Its functions or iluiics
will lie arroMtcd, the brain will cense lo take ei-
iii.ance ot surroiinilinn persons ami ohjeets i-
selnusiii'ss will hciil.litiuatcd, the vital knot will
beeomc ciMiK.'sted.tho lieurt mid luniis will i.-nc,
to perlorm their irt In tho phenomena ot lite.
they slop. Uro this, however, the most torrihle
forni ot all human sulfurlng Is apt to take place,
and kIvcs an ailditiou.il horror to the hour ot
death. If tlie ohicea of Hie Kidneys he so essen
tial to lile, that It must cense anon nller thev
cease to act, the conclusion is unavoid.Tlile Iki'i
any deviation from thn performance ot these
plhces must bo ntteniled Willi deran' cm m
health. Tho urine is the depuriiiini: seereiion
eliminated from tho blood by Hie Kidneys, the
channel by which morhille luicuts are cnri ii d mil
of the pniicral circulation, and the hlmsl pre.
served in healthy quantity ami quality. It It
falls to do this, disease follows as a liecessurv
sequence. To preserve health II is neeess,trv to
preserve a healthy condition of the Kiilnevs.
i liis, of course. Is attained by temperance in itil
the relations of life diet, clothinc, exercise, uml
residence. Hut disease ami sultei-inn nre Inev
itable, They seem lo Imi a part ol Die curse
Pill upon man as the fruits of his disobedience.
S bile sin has brouht Ita punishments, man still
has the consolation that Unit has placed within
his reach a balm fur everv ill, and that, bv Im
proving thoopiHirinnltles thus uiven, he miiv U
rellovod of his suirerinn, live in the eninymeiit oi
eomnarativo comfort, and attain a green old ime.
When we recall tho offices of Hie Kldncvs
that of n-moving the worn-out tissue-elements
from the bhwd.-it is easy to understand how
they may become illsensod. Acrid and acid con
ditious nf tho blmnl aro verv liable to be attended
Willi Kidney disorders. These sources of irrita
tion may lead to various forms of Kidney tnnla
dics, as Uropsy, Diabetes, llright's Disease, lu
which albumen, or the element of our food which
eorrospouilH with the white of an egg, is carried
olf In the urine, causing emaciation aud nlll
matcly death. We all know how intractable
these diseases are; that heretofore they have In
a largo ier cent, of eases, proved fatal. Medleul
science Is very much at aea as to their ninunge
menu hat wo desire Is a remedy that will give
tone to tho Kidneys, build np tho blood, destroy
Its acrid chamoter, and cure tho various maladies
from which theso organs sutler. Our attention
has been recently called by several physicians to
Hunt s Itemedy, a Kidney medMiio used hv
them In their practice, it seems to be one of the
very few combinations out of the multitude that
Inw any decided value, or that is calculated to
henellt thn ailments for which It is designed. It
. ",.l',,,tive itluratlo, exciting the secretions of
the kidneys to more Intense action, and thus
cleansing the. blood of impurities. It seems to
act promptly In those forms of Dropsy which
depend tipou Kidney troubles, aud wilt rapidly
drain out the water from the limbs and abdomen.
In Dlahctca It Is said to lessen tho amount of
sugar, to increase the appetite, and otherwise
bouellt the pntlenU AVio York Medical and
GHmiral .oiii'im,
$5uE NERVOUS
AND LACK VITAL ENERCY?
'Abe Howard Galvanic A hMd
a our tuner i-.iecirotiiii
alo and ftlaanetio Atwlt
etm and GRrmente am a
re oure fur NerrouiDeliU
, Paralrsti, Khu mutism
lllT.KihHuttion, Lona
Vital Knew, Overwork
Drain. Weak Back, Kid
ir, Liver, and Htomnch
muUtnti. and areaditnl.
jKithkhKkx. Ibeee
a)pllancee arethe
very latest im
proved, and en
llrelr different
from belt and all
otnere, at tbev
posltlvelT eene-
rate eoatlououi
ourrente wttbout
Heida, eautlngne
oree, nor Irrita
tioo oft be klo
eaa be worn at
work aa well aa
reet-only notlcer
able to wearer,
Power reaiilsttsMj
touteettbe differ
ent eteeee of all
dieava wkere
Electric aedMar
teatnatem erlaStMntlnaa hl. JSil i.r?"IS
"iwEtiJT"" "fslas the atoac
eaaaraUoa, aaa w an sntHuaaTto faralak the atoat
rmsuntH HM.t)tht..it.Loeis.ao.
Jaw
'IMIi
MF sstjaiii wt a
s-i--
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RBJAL ESTATE AGENTS
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Anheuser's Premium Beer
Hecelved the hlshost award at the Paris Eipostlon lot the
Purest, Best and Most Healthy Beer
MANUFACTURED IN THE WORLD.
LAGER BEER SALES :
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Lcuis Reichenstein, Dallas, Texas, Agent for Northern Texas.
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ard and Fine New Grapes and English Hyon Tea Vlanls. r -
Wo reprost'iit lsrge EaBtern homes lu Iron. Merble an' Terra CotU Crnsiroiilal Goods, Totm.
wins, Aquaria and statuary Located one mile norlh of Dallas Court-houao. ol the old JtcKls
ney road TV18ITOK3 INVITED.
To Consumers of Coal Oil.
This Cornnanv from this Ata iu ..a i ji. v ... j n n fnr
the following reasons: auaurauico uii rM
Insurance Oil Tank Co.! yho claim tn own these Trade Mars brands, hsvo not dnrlnr
several years past had any reKUlar folirce of Oil supplies, but havo rmolved Insnrance Oil
...... ruiuuue i nm sources wnere iney couiu ony ciicapost without resard to qaallty.
Insurance Oil is simply any quality ot Water While Oil. Lonum t have no guar
antee ol us lire tcstorpuriiy. Purollue is simply any duality of U tiaioliua as
liasolmo varies treat v In mirini.i .l,ni.i ,;? T.JT .".?. .!, ...m. f uo
(lasollua, aud then be snro tho Roods aro
Insurance Oil and Purolloe which
almost lU.irely slopped the demand, but we
Waters
TREMONT ' HOUSE
GALVESTON, TEXAS.
OILY FIRST-CLASS
Of Modern Construction Throughout, aud Is
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RATES: $2,50 TO $3.00 FEE DAI, ACCORDING TO ROOMS
G. McGINLY, Proprietor.
surN. R Special Attention Called to the Extremely Low Monthly Rste'.iie
C. J. MOORE,
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GRAIN, GROCERIES
AND COUNTRY PRODUCE.
No. 208 Houston
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"Invs and Bella Cam. Oai
Oootla lBlWered to tho 8ubnrba Free. '
F. G. MOORE,
icccniot to , r. cowim t co., tstrosixas akd dsalsbs lit
Sash, Doors and Blinds, Paints. Shingles. Moulding
Iiimft. f!mAnt. TlnlllQj' TTondmoiia YP.tn
NOS. 709 AND 711 ELM
sarOrders will hkwIto pmmnt attention.
TEINITY IKON W.OBKS
ROBS AVENUE. C orate MAQKOLIA STREET,
Iron and Brass Foundry and 'Machine Shops
Iron Store Fronts s specialty! Machine work promply donet Hlghssl prices paid rot Osst (
Dallas Brancli J. Lemp's Western Breveiy
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A FULL IINE0F1CEG AND BOTTLED BEEB AND IOE ON HA5
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SOUTHERN GEM NURSERIES,
J. R. JOHNSON, Proprietor.
BOX 286, DALLAS, TEXAS.
A verr larRe stock of extra home erown and acclimated ItnltTrssi,
Vines and Ornamental Shrubs ollercd to the trade. Wholeisle sndlra.
BPE0IALTIE8.-FlnePesches.0ne.yesr old App. Trifffcr'l Hj-
guaranteed by responsible parlies. he quality of
has been furnished by Insurance Oil Tank Oo. ha
wish to warn Intended purchaseis we will net be
Pierce Oil Company
HOTEL IE GALVE3T0I
Kept np to a Standird of Kicellonce Second ts None
toe soutnwoiu
Stmt, Dallas. Texas
SPECIALTY.
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STREET, DALLAS, TEUS
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