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THE HERALD: DALLAS. TEXAS, THURSDAY, JULY 21. 188L
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ETC, -A.T THE
OLD DALLAS CAB WORKS, East Dallas, Texas.
D.XjXj-S, TEXAS.
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State Aer nts for the only genuine Fish Bros. Wagons
THE BUSINESS WORLD.
COMMERCIAL.
Hai.i.as, .Inly 21. Looking lmi'k !o tin
wiriy (IMS of Dallas, when nil tin- Im ilil. in;
were lumber, and hII I lie Hmilirr linulni
from (li(! buyousou wagons and on oxcarts,
anil viewing It tn-duy, wllh Us costly
structures ah'caily occupied and its imnv
eosilyoiios being I tn.lt ; taking Into tin' mind
the vast and mowing wraith of the city. It
influence on the Mate and its status In dis
tant hinds, amazement is the ri'sult of such it
reconnolssnncc. Mocks last year vacant
ominous, this yeiiv are sites of residence,
oinplcto In the details of comfortable ar
rougeincnt and adorned Willi devices ol
architecture .sui'ti as cam-i s strangers lostarc,
for people ol tlie East and North refuse to In
lieveuntll tliev'iehoid the itdvat s liallas is
so rapidly innklhg. Tlie citizens thcinsclves
those who reside here arc In many cases uti
warenflhc Isianly andtlie solid grolh tlie
!.. iii'ulvu .e.itttlis, lmu lironelit. A hue.'.
drive (iver tlie entire coniornlion will reveal.
on nav dav. a startling story of progress. And
now Dallas, having built herself, is liiUMin-;
ther cities. In the West, tow ns are spring
ing up, every piece of tlniher, every pan.-of
glass, every nail and every door-loci; 01
which was handled hy a Hallas dealer and
win to the spot hy trains over raileay
which, without liallas, would never yield n
dividend. The reader far away may ncecpl
Ibe statement given us the truth and he niil
dim l ue hall not told when lie comes
'OSAtN ad iiheadhtukkr.
Advices iioiii tin' I lined Kingdom stale
Dial nwini; In adequate Imiiortutious anil In
HIsthI supplies of prialiiee alloat, together
with the fineness of the weatlier. the wheat
trodo has been very quiet, hut without mate
rial change in prices. Millers are operating
omiUously, mill are only supplying netual
wauls. '1 hey pursue that policy hceause In u
Jew weeks' time they expect to have offered
to them a selection of excellent wheat which
tiiey hope to purchase on very miKierale
term:. The, wheat crop In the sold hern eimn-,
tUwof Knglnnii is ripening rapidiy, bin the
roll! which Is now falling in the London ills
(net, and which we are oiliclally Informed Is
not likely lo he protractedly heavy, will he
calculated to check all advance to hasty ma
turity, and will not (inly Is'iielit wheat, hut
will also he of ureal iienelit to the later-sown
crops. Not only is there no reason for de
spondency, hut on the contrary it hopeful
snewshi uld he taken of the future.
Corn In sack hrlnusiiil, and In hulk V, cents;
nts in sack 'ii, hulk Si; wheat sold to-day
afgliest mid liJ1 2 lowest. The ipiolnlloiis
alven are from actual transactions In this
ally 1o-dny.
- Whkat New crop, buck, (iV; Inures'.,
2J,o.
aye Nominal: barley nomlmil.
Cpas In siiuck, joe; shelled and sucked,
Saddle.
OA
JAr-i New onts, !:tc: lowest, 20c.
Floith Patent. :i.7S; early breakfast,?!..
Kvjin smln, J:Ui.Vod.li; pure cveain, ftS;
Todd Mill: 1'atent, f.t.W; I'nlon. :U5; l'ml
e Flower. (2 H.i; Mocking Wrd, Jl.iiu.
Bran At mills. Top: in store. M.
okmmkaIy Kino bolted per KiO pounds,
Hominy akd Grits 5 ner barrel.
Kstn Chopped corn per UJ pounds, $l.2n;
hopped corn and oats per lull pounds, (1.40;
arn Drun per iiu pounds, m:
Obahan KiiOi'it l'er lull pounds, 1
Hav All grades nominal.
Millet Hmcd ttjc; tiermnn millet, 80c.
Tli.YDK ITEMS.
T.tib trndn In shells Is growing to such pro.
onions as to form one of the leading
branches nf Industry In not a few quarters of
lie world.
Cowrie lire till used for money In parts of
mca ami mnin, wuue in r.urope many
"klntki ore asod for buttons, and some even for
luweirv.
In ommerce, shells fire divided Int tlioso
wmI for nuikliiK penrl buttons. Iridescent
shell for ornamental work, those used fur
rtiull flowers mid fur Itdies' tirnceletn, those
ned for enmeo Jewelry, those of which knife
hAndle and similar articles ure made, thosfi
nsed for llmo mid those used for enamel
Tlie buU'.-moiitli Is the one most commonly
employed for cameo Jewelry, and the extent
af tills business may Iks Judged of from the
fart that In Paris alone there are over ii.msi
smmfto cutters who work In shells alone.
Cowries are Mill considerable art Isles of trade
sup Hamhuric house scndlini out fourteen
hips annually to Ziinltuir for cowries, with
wlilcb they purchase cafKOus of West Aft lean
TToduce.
The valueof a shell ilependson the locality,
In Hrltlsh India 4.im or them are worth
htlllriL'. and near Calcutta a church wlilcb
nt x l.lmO was paid for entirely with cowries,
in western Airicu me inarKei price r
Brst-rate article or wile Is lim.niii cow ries, or
about 7.ln. while a cheaper article may be
had for $).) cowries. The Utter cowry Is of.
ten handsomely encraved and made Into mk
Mauds, snun Imxck and the like.
In China shrimps are dried and made Into
a kind nf powder, of which nearly tti,imi
pounds wan shipped from cwchniitf idona.
HHmns nre found In almost all tropical
snas, but the sponrers or divers who itnthcr
Uiem are commonly pimr Judiies of their
aii'illly, ts'lntriiiinlile, as a rule, to tell a kihhI
fipoiiire rrom a ran one. rorconuuereiai pur
iwmim. sootiireH nre classed its reef or tni(..T
knit, velvet, yellow, hard-head, Isun; Island
trass, Klnve, wool and refuse, the finest belim
Hie velvet sinve. w hich Is sean'e and hard
io olitnln. Of late years they are lunch
uses! for iipholstrrlmc purposes, In inn
,wipareii in a peculiar way ny the useot ul'
mrlue so that tin Ir elasticltv is never lost
nonces luive been itrown by artlllclal plant
ln, taklns alMiut three years to reach a mar
osiihicsize, and ni iKliat a larne peroenla
f pniflt forthe planters.
Owlnit to the various linmirltlc (hat have
flllcd the waters of Knitlaml.the sitimon hare
Hinost enttrely rtlKnt peared from nrntiy rlv
s of that eounlry, hut in Scotland Iheyare
till nuinercms, and hundreds of tonsure an
anally shipped to I'.nglnnd, but tlie leading
salmon nsti(riea or the world are In Amer
ica. Klguresiilimsit fall lo give an Idea of the
. unit of the almoii fisheries on our Sest
wn continent, but an npproxlmutu notion
may be galrenl from the fact that one Utile
Oat Ion at tlie inoii I: nf the Mlratnlclil nn
many puts ay 4ii.mm piuimls. The eNKrt of
ttniiNn oiiimvniaiimiaiiv iiiiiouuts io more
ban ll.nnn.iisj i.numls, anil that of Oregon to
,4,6iM,(lil pounds, an abundance that lias
swat ly oworrij t tie price often, to tlie whole
snitsr, ac low a n a iioxen inm
uncus.
Acids Pnlpliurle. enrbov, IS.T5: eltrlo,
k,5c: oxalic, K, III; tartaric, powdered 1
s AX
Oi'M Arablr, ackict, ft. fOc: aafetlda
btoitic; camphor, VMt 4; opium, ll.ai to i.M.
jiij nerganioi, isanuerson s, p m, 'J.IH
. ninn, Sanderson , tukr, s'pH)rnilnt, .U'
1ntenrr'en.i'ir: Hve. Malngu. 11.21
I'oTASii-HromidH, V lb, Stl to 4uv; Iodide,
HoAPM-k'iistllo, msHtled, W lb. fiaiOr;: can.
lie. white. 4ki.1a
Mim'Ei.bANKot'M Ammonia, carb., V fi.
; w; aiiiiii, arrowr-Kj', iM-rmuua. auc; iiiip
. . kin, copaiba, fjSc; Isiruic. retlmsl, l.'.cjlii: caln.
v-'iel. am., T4: castor oil, W gal,, 41.4dt4Uk);
. , - w-tin ouas, r m, i.va,is; ..'iin inriar, pun,
,3S; eorroslvesublli,i , 4 lb, "; cLlorn
.'xnn, V lb, l.u'l.lil; eLju-t IoitwikhI, bulk
. 4 U, llaHi glycerine, biifk, Y , 'iV.tiV;
. , K!lne, resublliimtcd, 4 Hi, 2.00; leaves,
i wliti, short, V lb, 2f; U-aves., senna, Alex.,
, i 4, ST; morphia, sulph. H.;i: splilts
,. liter, sweet, V lb, Xr, slrycblii,rystBUi, fl.:U
J.; Uploca, t1 lb, 7: wut while, y
isuJahatc Quinine, V its., imll.il; cln-
miu Kiia, viw ivm.
Amnra a no mn.oisti matkkial,
Roroa I.t'Mbaa 15 feet long and under,
w r !(": Ju i s'i long ami unuer, t& y i ,i i.
loar sl.ts, I;'! "0 l.um. Hulls, all brngths,
l.0atii, il' widths, tJO V 1,MU. katloiiK,
fIlncli, ST MI.
UmcasKti (,t H'ia One tide, xl i till
jintaU, 111 Y l. lxl.HolxJ),T.Ii(l; IVI'
;i.ll wldl Ii. tl.ls', 'i7.Vi f, h.uiinon
.. .MaUnc, fii.fti 'rl,ii. nniwed on two
''dM,lx4t Ixl J, ililsh.l.M) V t,MM. Hmlnh-
1, I irwh pari l ri m. flu pcrl.fnX).
phi.slhsj liiii: nan tuna. ss.: Ban
comtinssion nierehant, pii'inseiy as the Kami
-vslem In cotton Protects tile plainer,
consignor, consiirnee and spinner, will
sooner or Intel' lie felt and appre
ciated, and dcnlini,'.s upon tlie contract plan
no diiuhl become an indispensable require
ment nl the trade. A repetition or the par
ticulars re!'nri!l:t'j t eonti'act may be founi
in'erestiu'.'. A contract is for rono yards in
al'O'.it l.m) pieces, lilsipiares of the gra-les of
best extra, extra and siamiaru, on iiteoasi
of extra, tlie Hue! nations lobe In "i-lnn ol a
cent per yard, which makes the sniiillesl
lluctuallon J".'.riil per cuntracl, eiUul to
;unis In cotton. At present pricestlic 1:001
covered liv a conl ract ariMvorth uiiont I ,M
Maruins urereiiuieteil the same as wit h cor
ton eonlraets, and tlie Iransferalile notice
will be similar to Hiom' now In use.
I'lUM's Merrliiiac D, ii: Manchester, Ii;
Arnold, Ii; Arnold's Indigo, T'j; Anionl':.
choice do.. Si.:; American, oi..; American in
iIiuo.T',.; I'aellic, 'i; Hamilton, o'.,; tiloucs-ti-r
mourning, "'..; rtimpson miitiriiing, ii;
Harlel, li; luinneil, si1 -.( ; Kddystone, li;
Coeheeo, c; Olouecsterl ;;..; liiciinniiid, li;
Windsor, e; Steel I'.ivcr. V.:; All-n's ;V:;
Merrliiiac pink.O a; Kielim. mil pink, li; Allen
pink, li; Merrimae sliirting,."); IiegalU shin
ing, 4?i: Ilaiuplon, 4:4J Alien shirtings, 4J4';
Duiineli shirtings, .
llitows SiiKHriMis Lawrence I.L, 5:
Stark AA. Augnsla, lii,; Indian Jlead
1-4. T1;; Mvsiic Klver, li' ., ; Atlantic A.T1..;
Alianlie il, 7',: .V-'awam. :'.,: Atlantic P,
ri pperell K, T' ,: Indian Orclnnd KIO,
I'l'iiperell !t, 7; 'I'reinont CC. o1..; Conti
nental K, ; I'epperell ( ), li'i; reppcrell N,
Continental C, 71,; Indian Oreliard AA,
ll.idger Hlate 1. L, .'.,; Michigan 1,15'..;
Beaver Ini'ii 1. 1.. .Vi: Clark A. a':,: Nonpa-
ell, 4'j; ClraniUi H. -ti; lledlbrd K, 4:;
ortsmoutu i , !'.,: .iionawa, i: dmiiii .i,i;
riiiillevllle y.K. d'l: W achiisett, "U: New
market A, II; Newmarket U. iV.',,:
ni.i'AriiKD f iiK.i'.riMis .Mil roric. in'.:
Wainsr.tta, in'..; Langdon (111, 10; Ijin-il:de
caia muslin, ll'j; llcrkley ex caiii muslin,
l '.1.;; 'i'liscarora, Id; Androscogitln I, 4-1, N;
Masonvllli'.H; Lonsdcle.s'j; CalsiLTU; c'nn-
ii v. 7 : 1- mil of tlie Loom, : I.lnwooil, s'.,;
I'rosnerily. V,; Hill 1-1. s; Hill T-S, 7: llal
lowell O. ,; limit t K, 7!.; llallou. ; Canoe
1-4.4: llluekstone AA, ,'..; Hope, i1.; (ireell
(,, J'..: (.old Medal, 7; l'ilchvillc, T; i'car-
css, 7.
I'K ks AinittKeag ACA, II; AnioskengA,
'..: AmoslicM'' li. lj'..: Amoskea'' C. 11'.,:
inoskeag I). 11: Aiuoskeag K, In1,: Amos-
keag K, I": Aiuoskeag 11, ; Thornkike A,
Swift ltlver.Ti,; Methiien A A, 1J1 -; Con-
estoga ex. 4-1, Hi; I onus Al l.. IP.,; i oncsto-
g.i ex.T-v. 11: t'onotogsi OM 4-1. lo: (inestog.-i
(T4-I,l!; Conistoi-a, CCA 7-K, 12; Hamil
ton. II1.,: Manhattan, b; lutermitlouiil il,
Ocean, II.
Htki I'Ks Amoskeng. S-:l(n4l-!l. II'.",: AnifTi-
can, !!'.: Hamilton, II1;; Aiuoskeag ebeviol,
in1..: .vsniivme ,., n; Asuoymereii cross, in.
' KN I Ms Aiuoskeag, II; ork, II; Oils
AXA, 1'."..: Otis l;ll, 111,1; Coluinblan. II;
OtlsCC, in1,;; Heaver Creek AA, 12; Heaver
Creek 1111, if: Heaver Creek CC, hi1;; Warren
11 H, 11 ,: Warren AXA, 1'2',; Haymaker
brown, K'j; ColuiMbian, II; Warren CC
brown, in1,; t'liensvllle, la.
CIIKCKS Cnlon, No. Kid, I I: I'nlon, No. 31,
i:i; Union, No. is, 12: Miner's No. 1, 17',: Mi
ner's No. 'J. lie-j; l'rodigy, H; Alabama osna
burgs, 7; Lousluna osiiaburgs, 7; Augusta
osnaburgs, 7.
(ilsoiIAMsi.aneaster, K; Anioskeng, K;
Canton, II; liraper, (i; Oleiiwood, a1;; Hates,
I larcmont, ti' ,: Miami, si ,; t larendon,
s.1-: Scotch, double fold, loi-icol.11
CoHSET J KANrt Kearsarge, ti; Nnunikeng
sateen, K!,'; Armory, TJ; Canoe, fl; Indian
Orchard linnroved.il';.
i:amiikics wasninnon, 4",: .iinnviii, n'
fflni',; Slater ,V Sons, iV2''i'i; Kid finish, :jcMi;
mason vn e. ,e ,(,.'- imrner, .i,i4.
C'Altl'KTl.NOS Tapestries lHgglim'sAV'WTU:
Taiestrles Sanford s, iLViAsfi; Tapestries llox-
mirv. sir.: imremw ikhiv iiruuseis. i.;i.i: IjOW-
ell body Ilrussels, I.Vi; I'"xtra Mo(iiettcs, 1.45;
H Minpieties, l.tii; i,oweii extra supers,!.",;
Hartford 3-ply, In; Hurt ford extra supers, 7i;
I'arK, neiui a- rraiiKiin extra supers, I.',;
I'ark, colton-chaln extra siiihts, 67S; l'hlla-
delphiu wool, iin&'u; common cotton-chain
20m!3.
HAltinVAISK AND MKTAI.S.
Axks Collins, (lo'.en, CHI; Hold Dollar,
H dozen, S.oo; Hiainond Kdgu, do.eu, lu.W;
Uoulilc fill, 17.110.
kkii.i.kt AXoLins I'-jO V lb; sugar ket
tles, fl.c b.
Tin 1'i.ati:-I. 0. lrtxM, ? box. K.ul; I. C.
Ilx'.ll, box, s.iki; Tenie, 11x21), box, 7.511;
rerne, 2Ux', r' box, 1 l.fid.
Tin v a ic k Vieccd, di.-count SO cent;
stamped, dlscouul TiUf cent.
Soi.pku No. 1, No. U. and ISc lb.
IHTK llllliSK Col.l.AltH No. 1, l.'.vi'p (loett,
Hami.s Two loop, l.uo 'Idoicn; three loop,
l.2i 'ido.en.
'J'.ii'iti I n boxes, Hid palters, 2ifl V box.
(iarn II'. ks-V dozen, ;..'); ruilrod picks,
H do.eu,. s.").
MATir.i'K-V, rloren.
KraiiKa iSkia.mu iJineoiint Si) 1 cent ami
lOoeut.
N,i!. :l.2r, rate.
K110VKI.K ami Si'Ai)t:s llowland's, dis
count 40 V' ('('id : Ames' llht, Hteel goods, dis
count 1(1 and 111 V ('''Hi'
lliiAVY ilAiiliWAUK Shalltt Ilnlslted, ".(Hi
poles, l;l.iV); singletrees, wagofl, select, 1.7;;
iui'.'gy, 2.:'.,; express, 2.7); wagon longues,
lii.ii'lilckorv axles, lil.isi; bolsters, 4.T.V, coup
ling poles, j.T.j; spokes, XXX, select, S.T.'i;
XXX, 2Vi; sawed felloes, 1, 1.7.1; 2, i'.ivi;
Howden shoes, fl.sn; northwestern horse nails,
No. li, n.m: 7, 6.21; , li.isi: bar Iron, 4c rate;
plow sleel,7e; spring Ktcel, ic; cast, sleel, ISc.
lli'iidl ks tirade H. and spring lop.lKi.lnKf
lmMK): do. open, TO.iKHrtSii.iiO; do. side spring
top, lnti.biKitii:i.".im; do. side bar, IHI.ninl;itl.liil;
do. nliii'tons. 12."i.0H,ajl."i(l.iin: grado A. side
spring, 1 In.ui KiWK i.i ki; do. plnelons, 1.7.i.(Kii,
JniMn; bump seat buggies, lei.iKV.W.D'i: plat
form springs. II0.0(Xu12U.lM; three Bprliiy wag
ons, no.lhKrullii.tlO.
Wiiie Smooth wire No. , fe; No. 10 and
'e. iHpanned, barbed wire, Ocj galvan
ted biirbed. 7c.
maiucets ii v Ti:i.r.ciKArn.
WOOL, ITIDF.s) AND I'KLTRIRS.
nrndstreet's says: Trade In tho Eastern
markets show little Improvement. A few
large sales have iiccn iiiiiiicnceit nytueac
ceptaiicii of low prices, mid manufacturer",
with soma exceptions, have evinced morn
disisisition to take hold at. concessions. Kx-
cent to secure some special Iniluceiiiiiiit.liow
aver, buyers have refraimsl from operating
in advance or actual nsuireniciits. 1 tie
New York dry gissU failures, tho continued
close discrimination exercised by the banks
and private capitalists in me matter or com
merciiU crisltlM and discounts, and tlie unsat
isfactory condition of tho woolen
goods trade have maintained a distrustful
and unciisv feeling that has tended to re
lard business. It Is felt I hat wool Is low and
cheap In comparison wil h recent years, lad
the intlueuees at work are not favorable, to
higher price, and since nothing Is to be
gained by stocking up In advance of the
wauls oi the looms, and there Is a possthtiuy
that s une advantage might accrue rrom per
sistenee In the policy of conservatism and
caution that mis neen so long in vogue, man
ufacturers are disposed to hold olf or enter
the market only as they need supplies. More
attention has been given tills week to low
and ipiarter eiimblng than to oilier descrip
tions, but sellers have I ms'H colli pel led to meet
the views of buyerseven on the former. Cash
buyers hive had Ihe advantage, because
many of the commission houses are heavily
stocked and are anxious to realize on ad
vances. Wont. Mexican, free of burrs, IMilJc; Mex
ican Improved, lliftl'ie; coarse, pic; tine me
(lium 2Un22i", line wool, accorulng todlrtand
oondltlon, 1 1 iti-Mc; lairry, SiptH; rer pound
less, according to burrs.
Hioks I'rlme plump Hints 2 lbs and tip,
14c per lb; seconds, plump Hints, 20 lbs and up,
12c per lh; prime light ami kips, p.'c per lb;
culls, bulls and stags, (I mie pi r lb; dry salted,
V ,i)l I i,c, according t condition; green Milted,
7i.e'ic.
l'KI.TItim IVer skins, iYivi2c; nnlclope, Id
faille; seal skins, l.lrtjnc; sheep pelts, us per
wool, 'Jikiiuss'; shearlings, lD-udlc.
Tai.ihv Prime tallow, i'ic; tallow grease,
M-Vjcj grease, yellow lo brown, 4,flje,
ItK.Ksw a -l'rlunj yellow, 10c; dark and
diltt rated. I Vit'.lie.
. .'ine, i. o. I cypnsK.ll.'ii; o. K rvui
1 1.6H; bosa, best or all heart cypress, .; 41.
r nmwIoD eypiwa, 4 (ncha, 6; round udcr
nu,7. ,
1)RY4100IK.
A Hew York riispavh says: Triulln In
nat rloths at tho N-w York Coilon K-
iing commciiocd the Mill Inst,, and
i !l4iigb the deullnn hove thus far Isvs
gbt tlia xtx rlnu nt glws fair promise of
III male sucrcM. I'liere lm Iss'n sn liuprov.
' ic tone (u His maiki't.tlie auluinn months
I vanning J jh.IiiIs on Tuesdsy ami again on
V rdnomlay. Yesterday Hie market was dull
mil txilnls bower. 1okI.iv tlir Weri no
nisi, iui prim' Mere nnmlnnl v r." vest-f
ly. Tim pre id ii"lt is sal ' i l 'I.
"'A-wpi .e,, ... ti, .,., c ..nn. -..
II It V -f Ho,, s I. ,! llTUts, flic '1
la'-ts.
f doxell.
nor.eii,
H. M
vriee Wis
Zlonfand -i
MfJCOItsi.
AlPotTotr" eallon, li :17 f 2.40.
11 K A N in ks 1 hum ! let gal Ion . VO) I1..V1;
ImjKirtcd cognac, hTT.'r1 1 illon.f l.sij IK72,IViii;
Wot, (,1.7a; Imsi, (il. "si; isim, 7.4u; Wis, fs.im;
Fts',sii..'iii; (Hard, liupuv ,t C'o's -ojnac, Is;s,
.; IsTO, 7.1i; lN'd, 'i.ii; IMS, in:!.1; llls-
uct. Huhouclio A Co. cognac, 17H, ft.lu; l.sTi),
Kin; 1ms, pi.im.
j i M Domestic, New York or Philadelphia,
SgaU'in, 11,20; Holland, ' gallon, I'.'.TC.rt.s.-,;
riiols'it llurnetl's old Tom, f gallon, .'slil
tyi.21: KlrHolB'rt I'.uriietl's old Tom, 'fW'usk,
.".'i.nfinO; Holland, ease, IT..10.
oit.Kr IOiilHlana rertlilisl, M ceid.
sw. i ft gallon, H.lfi; We.st.Tu, H.l'il.l7,
Hour'j ui, l.i(.:l.'i0; live, l.ioal.uii; S.uitrli,
biitsiru', Jl.tkl.ij; Irish, Innhirted, li.oO
C(MI,is
I'HAiTfArisiiw Iloinlerer Carte Illanch.
I la'ts. iii..en.27.in; I'Ijst Heldselck,'imrts,
-.is, inis n i o., iiuuris, f( ooxell,
"X r ( hnndon, hlllery Mousseux. r1
I '; 'rem mi rt'Ay, r1 ilosen, ,ui; ii.
'". iliils, 2 addltloitul; dry
; cry Ory, 2K.W.
t il.i elar.it, J gallon, ftrMV
i. k'alliai. ('leiT.i: luirtorfe'i
h'ls, ordinary, jl cask, 7a.0Hei.'iu.(i; fandiv
larets, i'r:, iiiui'dyum: tine clarets, "(l
ask, Wi.nirii.wi; Medoe, ft cae, .n'; St.
Julian, ca', .,10; Margaux, V cae, T.Ou;
I'onte C'aiiet, r cai, In.ui; Ijirosc, w case,
I3.IH; Iovlll, ease, 12.00; Chateau l.alltle.
ft case. i:i.ii; oriiinsry. ft ohnc, s. Jq).l.ji;
r:;riT, pocltky, oamk, ktc.
Ok AMOKS. M.d!r. V case of ao.B.ni): Valan.
lm', iioiiui'a;.
I.kmo -iel,;-.f. n Y Nix; Jlalsgs, TJ.
l'ATi:s Iti f -.. i ' Jq.
JlANASAis eUsl.sl ( hunch.
(cHAI'KH .'rlal.u t. BJHl.'iU half lltrrcl.
Hwkkt forAros.a.Niimliinl.
Ovionb New.coiinii'v. 75o. V ''0'
IWatoxh y bushel, Mis'.
CAtBAdB NowiiniMJsj V dotcn.oriT1
Y lb.
CiitcKKsia M'oqnoUai lorrM.aS dosen;
turkeys. 70c.
Kilos he y diwen.
Ilnrriot choice wnstern, J(X9a"j cooking,
liaise; cunnlry, ivf.
LIVK STOCK.
Qnotlns Uiitclwr live walgbls we have:
ST. I.OI'ISi MAUKKT.
flT. I.orts, July 21. I'lour Cii.sy ami slow,
hut unchanged.
Wheat active and lower, closing 71 tolli"-
low ye-b rday: No. 2 red, S;!1 .jciy-s-l1 cash; k;
m,v,' ,liily;,.s2'J,,,s.r,, August ; s r Jii-iiu, Sep
tember, clssing nl Inside prices.
torn slow nut higher; 4i'.., ensn; s. yH.
August ; 4'H J'(illi,). September.
Hals higher and Inactive; ;I'rj. cnsM ; Sr'.,
Jitlvj 1MV-I, August; 2i;i, Meptonibcr.
Whisky steady; -M-us.
Cornmeal linn; 2.7Hi',2.7.1.
I'orl: oiiiet.: Inhhlng. till.
Hulk meals very slow; lonu clear, 7.S0; short
r I', i.w. s tor c car. s.lfi.
liiiciui sleady: long clear, S..,XL'.K;!-j; short
riii; H; short clear, il.2l.
Hams, Ml .
Hard noinlnaklVSl.
CMtle ltccipis, J.fasi; supply liberal;
prices weak; movement riow; natives
scarce; exports, iii.liV'tii.ti.1; good lo ciaiice
f.1.!M'iMi.4): cominon to uiediuni, l.7Vi1.7,1
grass Texam, f. I.elcil.iM; bulk sales, i'. l.-ldijl.
Hogs active; f.Kul.til.
Sheep ltceelpts, ;i,:ma; good to choice lnut
Ions linn and wanted, lull scarce; :i.1iimI.21
common to medium, slow, (2.'.',1it".2,1; inmbr
l..10ii,l.7,j; best Texas sheep sell us well in
natives.
KANSAS CITY M A !t K KT.
KansasCitv, July 21. Wiieal weak; 7 1 Of,
71",, cash; 71, August; 72:d)T2' a, Sepleolber.
Corn steely; II1 j, cash or August; II-';, bid
Sepleiuber.
I lots dull and nominal.
Live Slock Indicator reports: Cnlllo He
celnts. !l.'iK): weak mid slow: no deiiii.nd for
grass Texans; native steers, l,2nn to lssl
pounds, .1.2iKf)s; native sleers, V.7I to Linn
pouiids, s4.:sKinl.7.i; cows, 2.7 j'rjKl.75 ; grass
Texas steers. J2.2.nit','. li).
Hogs ltceelpts, tl.onO; firm; 5 higher; light,
$.i.iooM.;i.i.
Sheep Hecoipts, 410; steady; fair to good
muttons, ?2.7,itW.:o.
NKW OIll.KANH MAHKET.
Nrw (Iiii.kans. July 2), Klour iiulet nm'
unchanged. OH
Corn mi of. mixed, mi Jiumi; wiilln, n i(Mi.
Oats Western scarce and firm; prime, 311
choice, 40; Texas higher; choice, .17.
Cornmeal higher; is0($2.s.i.
Hay scarce and firm; prime, f l.VlS.13.''i
choice, fin.
I'ork steady with good demand; 116.50,
Lard stendv and unchanged.
Hulk meats scarce and firm; shoulders
imcked. '.: long clear and clear rib, hi.
Hacon scarce and firm; shoulders, b', long
c car and clear rln, tut.
H.ims Choice sugar-cured canvaase1, firm
and uiichangeii.
Wlilskv (Inn and unchanged.
Coffee steady and falrdninand; Klocnrjoisj
common to prime, .&fil.
Sugar unlet and iinchangiMl.
Hlcedull and unchanged,
lira n dull Slid lower al si' i''S'v".
Cotton seed oil on a stand still.
Sigh: exchange on iNcw York, 2 per l,fOi
premium; sterling exchange, il. u., 4ek
I'll tl'AOO m auk r.T.
CmrAfio, July ii. I'lour quiet and tin
changed.
Wheat In fair demand; ' fipenci
higher: declined, iluciuiited; closed unde
vi sterilay;.liily,si sj1 , closed, si'. ; August
xjty2',, closul, hi; September, Slc(,s4
closed' ItliJ.
Corn in good iiemaiiit: nveragen nigner
closed, i. to i, over ycslerday:ensli,.Vl'V'V'dl5;
.lulv, .VI'j'V'.l1., closed fiiVfrWs; August,
.ll7'.".!. closed ,11' , t-'iV j', Sepletiiber, .11'' t
.' ., Closed al'4.
...... .1. I 1.1. .1.... A....1. ... T..1,. 1'"
. 'ills iii iii nil i ii ikii' i , '.""ii '. '.',' ', .
August, 'ii''u';! j. elosisl 'JO',; Septeinber, 21.
iif.ii',, nosed 2i' j 'I,-" , .
I'ork dnll:c i-h, itUt..1; July or Augus;
i:i; septeinner, si.i..i.
Lard ipilet; .1410 lower; cash, fi.nv.nT.O.'
A'lgllsl. lUli1 XT.n'i: Septeml-er, 7.UV.7.2li.
liiill; meals In fair demand; shoulders,!;
short r h. 7.4.1: shorl clear, s.'ji.
The I'rovers .l.iurio.l reports: lings
cell'ts, 10,i"o; brisk; .ltoln higher; f i.ti'iiiM.,11.
full U Heivip's, h,ii; dull; grassers slow
export grades, S'i.ti-u),.tio: giHiit to ciion
shlpplnz. iLi'i-M. la: eo'iKuou tj mt'i'.iuni
1 1, "oa, i.Ta: Texans, ( 1.1 V ftl il.
H:n ep lieci ipts, l,:n; Inferior to fair
'J.T,v,r,:;."iii; l hi diuiu to g'sid, ? i.7.Vyl.2o.
.St.W YOKK MAKhKT.
Ni:v Yohu, July 2-1. I'lour dull.
V heat Sit Kiiules, ', to 'i lower; op
lions closed. lleavv: No: A red, 'Cl; X). 2
old, kri iii-1,: new ,!l7'v'V;i: No. 2 red. Aligns'
Ui'KIT, Ciosllig Iti: SepleiulsT, 1)T)U.", flos-
lllg U7.
Corn Spot grades finn;nptlons opened I lo
' iiigncr and closed with reaction oi io (,
V.. -1 lUe v.. .1 ..Ml . V.. .1 ........ I'.'H ,..j..,t'
closing iiV Scptends r, li2',"t'i.iJ4, closing id!
( oiree spot, fair; l(lo. diul and nominal
options, fairly acl've, with r.ligbt decline
lilo No. 7. spot, s.'j); sales, Ml, i jO bags; Hi
No. 7, July, S; Angus;, 7.a,1'; Scplcui
ber, H.Hi; Ociolier, K.l Vs.l.i.
Sugar dull; St. Croix, S'l test, 5; refined
easier:! , i' M r H; extra l ,.v (($.' ,; whltecx
tra C..V.1V
Molasses iiulet but firm; SO test n ilnlng
quoieii iNdis',; common nnjar-tiousc, u.
Hosln steady.
Turpentine ilrm at S3.
n mil dull and heavy ; ilnmestlo fley!', R2a
Corn fi-d beev.ss, ib, 4 mi cents; grass frsl,
Y , 1((N! cisjIs: cows, 't It., a'dsOj cunts.
Muttons, fair, 'i', '! reiita; choice, IV)1,
cenuWtb. West nf tlie Texas On I nil mil.
wuvlsly.
.' Lia- IO .!!''.
s,..X I. ilie U'gls'
' i- -- '-
way; north of a linn drawn cast mid west
Willi U'aiKl, ntUl Wlt of a linn drawn north
.ml wuilli will, 11m I 1 nnA ,.t !... .1....
slock delivered on the trail In lots ofl.Klu
ni'su or opvara are retisi a follows: Year
I'm steers rl head. Uimi iln. bir..r.. u.ii.
,'"'"" Mi-rr, in.ui: nn. rciim, .irl,
I ('(,! , ffo. r,, old , 'lliwi ,. K
J.m. I .. coii. . ,.) . ,.,J b' .i'i.:?
ioif lv i- bu I', HO .v; 00. . ul ik
I bus, IIIOVII I
4.1; pulled. iMitsSs; Texas, llcftil.
Ijirdwcak; Vi isslern sieaui, sjxjt, quoted at
..--'Wl e s,,
ltice unlet but steady.
Il. t vus Hivi'ip's, ,;slj feeling dull and
wt ak; pries dropsd l i to coinni'in U
riine native steers, ?V l.ii; r xtfa and fancy
th.JX.tH ; Tcsascali.le. H.:t2' v.f.l.sl'..
si p-ld ceipts. lo.iii; very dull: lower
for sheepauu common ininbs; ralrly tlrm fi
guvl Pilill.s; txtr.'tii.s,l.tT'j.sr..10, for con
itmn tocholce l.imb;! 1 1 l; , 'V'.il, for sheep
I .."-J s ITI'l ,l si, l,,r(,
I'OTTON HTATKM BIT.
flAt.VKHTON, July St. The following Is the
nan compiirncve cotioti siaiemeni:
nils this This Last
J lay. Week. Season, Season
II plpt.
Oalvi ."in
New Orleans
Mobile
Savannah....
f harleston...
Wllinlngion
Norfolk .
l'aitlmnre...
New York.
Hostoti
riilladelphtn
Oilier port..
I
74
id
st
1
09
31H
l3
71
4
tr.i
42-1
12
474
M
ll
.'S'1.4J
ii'i.jw
tlM.itvj
421.1:11
W.20J
S7.i.l77
M,:l
11,V
IM.Hl'J
HJ.'I'H
'i4(i,4sl
KV'i.olll
mi. 12,
SPI.OI
flliT.72n
12S,S)H
Hi,
K4I.I1II
IM.snl
ls-i.;ur,
KC'.'it
SK2,,J4
THS
CURE
EiliDMiness.Siok Hen dnr.h u, Torpid
Liver and Bnwsls, Indigestion,
IJijspnpBia, Sour Stomach, Splsen,
Vertigo, Bad Breath, Malaria,
Jaundice, and Puvifij and Enrich
the Blood without nauseating tho
Stomach or weakening the system,
Dose; lto2 Beans on going to bed,
Mannfaottircrs it Bole Props, Cs.
old by Drnrr(rist3. ST. LOUIS, WO.
Vif--.VJtA.
luo the l.lVt li i.uil KCtiWLlVS.
unit KFirnmii ny. HiiAi-Tb.
nud V100H of OUTsH. Vi
Ultfrstlon, Lark or htri'iip.h.
cureu. j-oncs, iiiubcics anui
inTvoij rt-ctjivo ncwiorce.
Jiii 1 1 ven tho mind anl
sj 1W HlMB rupi'iifH iimiu I imcri
I ' f H I fm 2 FnffL-rliitf from couiplalnts
LlHV .laif mriil!nrt( tlmlrflcx will
Cad In DH. HAHTEH'S IRON TONIO R fAfs Rod
Ipt'cily euro. (.Ivsacltiur, hrnttliy complexion.
i r rciuont aif ptnptu t counu-ru'UiUK oniynun
lo tho popularity nf tho orttrtnnl Do uot expert
lUeilt (Tettho OttlOIMAL AMJ liRRT.
(Sand rmir iwidrena toThn 1 r. ltiixtflrMwl.Oo.
Ht-Lo iia, Ma, for oar "DREaSi 1kXK."1
FnUof wtrnntf ind tiMfnl lnfurniatlua, f r. JF
PAN AN
"People learn wisdom tiy
experlcncc.'
If you nre dllllciiltlo fit,
don't lake our word for It,
but find some llfce person
who wears "the Hajas"
shoe, lie will tell you "tho
Hasan" Is a coiel'lnallon
of style, comfort, fair price.,
mid honest service. That a
perfect fit Is always to Ixi
bad, and after years of suf
fering lie Is Indebted to
Tlanan A Son for Joy, penc
and happiness. "Profit by
experience," nud wear "tho
IIanan" shoo.
HASAN A 80.
TI r R MTTiT) POWER CKTRTlM.-s.
U OU In U'. Aij., m,i(,i! I'rt'n-jrii.u.'n ,1
iifuuiK ut l'l:irin. Mmjilf, .nfu ar.a Sni .
Fvi-, l "nitfMtrm. Intl-i.nmtlnni .. ,'4.t
itrmt. Wurin refer. Virm ( ..luv .
r tnic ('(illr,orTtitltHit f Infant ,4!
I1nrrliiA of I'tulilmi or Adult 4,
lttintrrv. lini-ms, llilioui t Vilie 4.1
liolrn Morluifl, Vouiititif 'J.l
i finl.s, t old, linmchttiN
nrnlnl, ToniJuchd. Krneh(. ,;J5
llf nlai htM. Nuh HfftiUchc, Vertigo .'JS
lrfiittr'iitn. ItiliiMi Stomftch
S.i1i.rMi4l nt I'n Infill I'erlrala .'44
Homeopathic
It I tra. too Pmfiion I'riodn
( rnnii. Coutftt, linhfili Flreathinc ...
Suit Ithrtiin, Kniitl, Km p turns
Mhrnmittlain IthPtimtiio Tnin..,. MX
FVvfrtit1 Aa, (Jhiilt, Mtiana,.... AO
l'lltn. Mlindor lilMHling Jo
"trrh( acnt at rhmnle; Inflnenfa JHI
hooiln'miBh. Violent l-nuKli ,50
rri4rn DrhllltyJ'lijt i WMkuM to
Kldnpy ltmi(- 5(
rrvtn l hllltr
t rlnitrr n knta. Wttlnc HM .50
I ) I - of fill IlitnW 1'kltMlkfifin 1 lilt
ggPECIFICS.
Nfnd (or lr. H4inihi-fVA
mriiil nf nr
iik on iiitcaaf. am.(144ums
&
"1.4lli-lnfM. Km KuMon St., wVuk
( Hfrtsi
III ItUMIUKH
fmm m&mm iSW
Riilllii Bptiitt
The Inrc'.t lintel In Hot Sprlmra. Has elcvaior, electric lights, Kus, l aths, telephones, U'lcgraph office, barber shop, bar mid hiiih.v
v'lia !r in"'h ,'!'T"W' "f nUl "I'evijt nig lis own balh bouse, wlilcli Is located 111 Ihe hotel, and lilted up In u superior munutr with -uf
, i.iiu nun vitnuni wiiiiitiwiisi mhii ctiuii uuur )l U1U UUll'l.
A. R. S?UTK, Vrpsiilont nnil Matincor,
Flows from the llaximnm Mineral Foim
i.iin of Saratoga Springs, nud is In tho opin
ion of the most eminent medical nu n. Na
ture's Sovereign Cure for t i iNsTI I'ATK i.V.
HYSI'KI'SI A.TUUl'Iii I.1VIU!, INACT1VK
I'llMilTliiNSof the KlIiNKYS, and a most
salutary alterative In Scrofulous A llcctious.
Willi hiilles, gentlemen and hon vlvanls ev
erywhere It has become the standard of die;
lary expedients, tort i lying the digestive func
tions and enabling freo-livers to Indulge wild
Impunity lit table. Tho world of wealth, In
telligence, and refinement testifies lo Its
sparkling, naturally puro and delightful
ipiallties as the beverago incomparable, and
accredit It with being the surest and speediest
source of elenr complexions high health and
cxhuhrrant spirits. HATHOKN SlMUSti
WATKH Is sold only in glass bottles; four
dozen pints are packed In ncasc. It nmv he
obtained at all hotels and of druggists, wine
merchants nnd grocers everywhere, and
BETTKRTOS, IKVINK CO.,
Sole Agent, for Tinllns, Tcias.
JOHN IM.. BLAKE
Total 4,7117,744 r..!l7.'j:;
11 year Vi7,vtu b,V7,r"l
Kipnrts this week I Oreat Hrltaln, R,'is4;
Krance, (174; 'inlment,l,,V.7; aUs'ks at all
United Hiales ports, (lilt day, i4r.,CT; this
day lust your, iljd.
For Halo.
A four hor powor ga engine on rnsy
tornia. The ftiglno wna used in riintiing
the IIkiiai.d's jirosant until we bough', a
tlotililo-cTlliuler pross, wlilrli imu'cssI.
tototl largo powor. Appl v tooradilress
rrovTH, EbLiorr Ham.,
Dallas.
Hlekox A ratterstin rtmko tliolr nwn
iotl water of uure oda urt l tdstiTii wa.
tor.
'yi:;rN
i M rf
?(.. n !! e
..IOlu
AVER'S
Ague Cure
f ontains ad antidote for alt malarial dis
orders nhkli, so far as known, In used In no
ether rcnifdy. Ji contains no Qnlnlna, nor
i: mliiernl tinrdclotorlous tiihstance whst-
rsr, and fnsiinently prmlnces nolnjnrloni
efTcd nron the eoastlttitlnn, but leaves tlie
sjsirni si licaltby t was befo.e tho attack.
TE WA5HABT ATOl'S AOTJB CUBE
earn rrj case nf r.'vor ami Ague, Inler-mitt-lit
cr Chill IVvcr, Remittent Fever,
I'umli Ayoe, Bllioin TeTer.and lter Com.
plaint esnssd h, n.hrla. In cam of fsilura,
'l r due trial, dealura ar antliorlted, hy oar
ueu:nr dstcd Jnly Ut, IceJ, to refund U.f
ooliej,
Df.J.C.Ayor4Co.,Lowoll,IVIa5
Sold by ill nrunrti-is
UNIVERS!TYQF VIRGINIA.
HCMMKR T.AW t.Kfl'irKKn (nlea wrs-kly)
.-...I i...,a s. io, . ii'mi con .ii ii rcpieinlN'r.
Have proved of siunnl use 1st, to siudenli
Wl(ll -:g1 too -Heir .tn,l ;,( or
i C sillUi. fl. . "ith i-h. iM
roi. i -ri lii. 1 t l. , 'n etini,' ,.
vfl. 'id ilk, 's'.sIhi, .I.I,
f
WATCHMAKER, LAPIDARY and JEWELER
Wholesale nnd Retail Denier In
HOT SPRINGS
DIAsLvSQIISriDS.
The onlv Liinldarv In Hot Hnrlnirs that cuts
the Hot Springs lilamouds mid all kinds of
native sioncs ami sets mem to order. .Money
io loan on perbuuai Kt'curiucs. to. i,v veil'
tral Avenue.
SINKER, DAVIS & CO.
Dallas, Texas
Saw and Flour Mill
Corner Market Street nnd Paeiflo Avenue.
JOnS 8. HF.TQEUIS0T0N, Manager.
.A
MM
5
m
Southern
j. i. nmrsoi, rnpriiior,
DALLAS, TEXAS,
The largest stock of
homo grown and no-
o mated Fruit Troes.
Vines nnd Shrubs In
the slate. Wholesale
and retail ardor so
This well known jirepnrntlon Is highly rn.
onimendmi ror liyspepsin. Headache. Sick
ness of the Stomach and all complaints arls
i ., ,. r . i . , , . ,,,,, - . . ,
s ii""" nmiii., jiuioiisneps nnn niaiaria
Kaver and nails the blood, and rcgnlnles the
.n.w.-m ,oii inn iiivuriie menicinn ior cillKireu
I'reparetl by A. KOOnilH HUNS, Chemists.
(Ml lllnAlrrts. Vn. ',.l
rsP"Supcrlor lo Mineral Waters, beldllU
iimuciii,.ir, rsoiu nv ai i uraggisia.
Iwlni'S.. They rrinri-ri rj':Ili!tiir for hot. ' "!r r? "Ircularsannly )'. O HnWac
Bath Tubs,
RUBBER HOUR,
PUMPS.
At rUcAVhirlrV
sieam. (4m an I alar r'ltuir. Kim St,
Tlie Original Suucet and Star and Crescent' Bow
THE lUl E SOUTHERN PACJl'IC.
ONLY 71 HOURS TO NEW YOI
And 'Ji.k) Miles the Shortest Koule fiom Houston!
Arriving Iloiirs in Advance of Any RIVA!
THE IIXKST KtiVII'Mr.ST! srilK.-T (.'tiSSUCTIOSS!
Trains Icavim
HOirfs'l'l'.S I:
Arrives M'.V,' OKT.KANS
w.isiiixii'iiix env
ll.Vi:i'l.M(ii',K ..
l'llil-AIiKId'HIA
NkvV VllKK
Only on change of cars to 1st. Lmtls,Clil
6:15 P. M,
. Third l'-iv.
. 'I'ii'nl I'.ay
. Third Hav
..Third Hay
LIKI
H::.U
1U:'J)A.! I
.1-' Nor
2::l7P.V
o:AiP.y
.l.ouisvlllcC'Inelntinti.lialtlmori! or Wiishlngtti
Tlie Grout OjiIi!Vi'ui:t Xttoutc.
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nil.TON. CAU I.OS ANCI.'.l.l.'K f.ll.
GOssllKS.OU I'ltKSNO.i'AI,.
Mi.UCKU,CAU SA( 'It A M UNTO, CAT
win Jose, L'liilfornlu, and San f'riinelsco.
SITMSER, CAil
MADHKA. ('Ail
J.ATIlHUP.CAi
Toe Popular Sleepiiig Car Line Between Sew Orleans and San km
The management of this (.rent Transcontinental Route, keeping an ever-wntchMpyoml
the demands of flrat-rliiFs travel, has decided to have a fresh, thoronehlv-veiii ilstisl ii, il
-.... mi, .,. iimiiiK, ,om .in, nm ior iiioco i me rvii i , io iriiusier personal bai:a"e to snM a.
the iiassengers to occupy their same relative position In the new car thus virtually n nfeial
nochange but for the better. For Infortunium regarding rates, time, ftc, call on ur (sUmI
tlie agents nf (4. , H. A 8. A. Railway Hystem. I
T. I S ICHOIiH, Ticket Agent, J. I,. A. THOMAS, Traveling lns.se,lrr I
- - , 1 'II I I II.
!' W. PIEItfE, JnH fleneral Tassenger Agent, Houston, Texas. '
HOUSTOU & TEXAS CENTRAL I !
-A.3STD COlTISrEOTIOlSrS.
Tho Only Line Running Tkrough tho Central nnd Best Portions of tho Stale oflffl
Passenger Express Trains ana1 Daily Fast Freii Lines h the Entirsl:
it I'A'i'i'i'J'vV..1 ii'"..0, SI,,'I,I r,,lj ,neh way, daily, vvl!;,u! elmnge, Vtwecn GaivesW ni I
,,ii. , .nuns. ....ti scsmiii iiiai j i n si . i ', , , , , , Houston. I
THE SHORTEST LINE fflTAWrM'S
-nm ravurauio jiouies via, nenlsoti and Missouri Pacific Railway to Kiiiism
Hannibal or .St. Iuls,oi'vlii the
0. H. & S. A. SYSTEM Al Lit AIL THItOlCH LINE
la Houston nnd New Orleans to all points In the Hulled States and Canada. rtrVUii
last named routethe Hav Kxpress Trains of the Houston & T, i, Ctntr ill r.ifilwV.n"
EUROPE!
ir.T i I f r 'V ,,('k'',!ifrn,n,n',',0ny point Inf5r.nl Britain or Continent of Knwr.'
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MJ,L'. ."',. St'""', ..Rollenlam ami Italian Hteu i.Khlu I.ln I. .,,
""t,u""" BMiiiuuauu i ue line oi i uis railway, and at
oaiveston, t uero,
Seguln, Weimar.
Schuleiiburg, San Marcos,
Snn Antonio,
I 'iilumbuK,
New Israunfcls,
.crra
Tralllc Manager, Houston. Veins, or K. O. V I.. K m, Tick. ! Agent', . alias.
Marlon,
Kliiloiila,
Rockdale.
ersonorliT1"'
-Preis
murphy & Bolansz
6UCCKSSOHS TO JUNKS Ml ltPIIV,
Eeal Estate Aarent.
is
KHTAIIXIMIIIiI IN 187-1.
FARO KEIsTO
MJ9X 4 CO., H Dnrliri Street, Clin?, B
Mnntifaetunr of a Full Lino of
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I .
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nnuuiii' inn ii "'i '. .'"v.T
lte.art,ceini M lower lie j,
in
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