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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-09-06

F1rurn B~rcu.uns Lrcrrpp The
lectnre given Mt the conrt-bonse Thurs
day evening last by Rev. Father Bu-
chard. was well attended by an attentive
audience. The subject chosen was
"Papal SUPREMACY" and the reverend
gentleman exhibited his views ON that
noint eo~nyincinplv and in earnest and
impressive language. Possessing the
qualities both OF education aud n fine
voice, Father Buehard is also a prac-
ticed orator, and has at his command
perfect control of language. His manner
Is pleasing and his appearance conn
manding. Seldom have we listened to n
more interesting lecture ON any subject,
aud, although, in common with many
sothers present, we could not agree with
all the positions taken by the lecturer,
still all credit him with having skillfully
woven threads FROM history to present
the supremacy OF the rope IN the pest
possible hSht. a M Instructive Wen
eohlposea' ana wen delivered DEFENSE Oh
a posi.oh' faihef bnehafd certainly
sueeeeoeo III ilnPressihB III Inc auui-
ehee' III great parl oi iauieS'
"eie very "''enu'e' a"i u" "sfe'" III
pfohounoihs inc ieo'uio nS'iuo'ise anu
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81 a., 20
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IN, and assnrss ne that Tho nrosnacts If
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aoo;aa1,y ;mnroy,n, W. con h,, com.
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-09-06

FROM PIooHE.-During the past week
we had the pleasure OF meeting with our
old friend John c. Maynard, who has
been for a number of months connected
with the Meadow Valley mine, as super
intendent. Mr.. Maynard was on his
way to San Francisco, accompanied by
his apiable wife and interesting family,
where they go to reside permanently.
By the Phoebe Record, of a recent date,
we see that the many friends of the fam
lily there waited upon them in a "sur-
prising' manner just previous to their
departure, and showed the utmost appre-
citation of friendly relations by t~oasting
and ~feasting to their hearts content.
We understand from Mr.. Maynard that,
after settling his family comfortably be-
low he will return to this section, where
he is interested in mining. We are glad
to have energetic and capable men in our
mining countries.
linn hEE "DAAlADIA Aul
arrived from Cherry Creek during the
week. He reports matters out that way
as being in "a prosperous condition. The
new mill of Gashwiler Il Co.. is being
erected at Egan Canyon and will soon be
ready for a start. Specimens of ore
brought in from this district are indica-
tive of a valuable deposit in the Elk
chequer mine, and, we are assured by
Hall that it is a good property and must
show splendid results. Considerable
controversy arises in regard to the site to
be eventually selected for the building OF
a town, one faction %clinging to the pres
II location and another pseferring Egan
Canyon. The mill when built and
proved a success will decide this import
ant problem.
STILL ARRryING.-Ballenbeg & Eman-
uel seem determined to keep good their
promises made to the public to obtain a
complete and elegant stock, which fact
is eyinced by the continued arrivals of
new goods every day. Those in need of
any articles in the clothing or furnishing
line would do well to call upon them at
once aud secure good bargains cheaper
than at any other establishment in the
country. Being both young men of ex-
tensiye acquaintance we predict for them
a splendid success, and feel assured they
will treat fairly all who give them their
trade.
SOMETHING TO DE REMEMBERED.-
Monday next is the day advertised for
the sale of the entire stock of fine wines,
liquors, ETC., at the store of A. c. Cor
don, and it is a matter deserving the at
tention of all that good bargains can be
had by attending to the same. Gordon
is determined to close out, and those ac-
quainted with him know that he will
sell at a sacrifice in order to keep good
his word.
In TowN.-We noticed Doc. Allison
from White River during the week.
Mr.. Allison met with a severe accident
to his arm the other day, which will de-
prive him of the use of that member for
a time.
RETuRNED.-That enterprising mer-
chant r. Saddler has returned from a
business trip below where he has been
for a short time purchasing goods. We
are pleased to see him back again.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-09-06

The tired miner and the tired sailor are
very much alike-both rest on their oars,
, 1873-09-25
snxET 1noK--No. a., eAo rates; Rusaia iron, go

| suxrr 1nos-po. H. attn ra,et. nus,a iron. oso
No oxSzE s H. %s ~ 1s 5s0 ;oN No.
ri Is psF III nS from i* 4'' ''S'0nn'
sas ans s1ss ts5 tsseer 'so pan'''1 "copper" 4'' do
o IS III ad : So Y 5 aj i 70 1so Il
isae IT, 1h'to 1o isio; 20, ipsIot fll badis, a3
IN a.;so fsse Sa W. q, iss &
s ssa; q q S asxs ss aSSe 10 &C., rs rs Ia S & ,ss 81
10 Illo trade. ' 'N'N' S''A''' S'''' 1.>'9 ~''
NAVAL BTOREs-wcro uuchapael. wo continue
1' sas sb re ssra VIZ t. asa5o sss s'G masns %
q H. 2o@22o; tarrcd rope, n III. I7@lBo: oaklin,, II
sss.s .s5aSoS ssaSg'so p'''h y br1 .'o'S7'S sr br
n1e ae Sers % w. a asa
$05@107; whale, B0@8ac srertn, Ii D0ia90o: nosts
75o; bank oil, Coe; straits. e5o elephant oil, pse;
th9; ~ sS;eS?sn, s%%4, iS$iss; ~ s'' se A'lA~
9s Heaersts sssts~ demand ffo ha rs' prIee.
Coed IT,; to sess pq~st,es, barrels
sweot, t2!6Sa7S; reI. f2.so@aSS. - ''"'A ''''"
chickens ani wo1o pey 'Ta psreuags g. ts
nna ts ew .ae, G oas'tsd we're 6er"
$3eo; turkeys, l3@l4o; geese, 5000 prairie chick
enH, $26o: veniRon sndhea 2o922o per ID rnallar1
ducks. g '75 pcr doz: small ducks, $l76e9206.
aEEpS-Timothy seed was quiet and weak, tho few
snoa nle being at lower rrices Flax aoll lower at
$o 59lo0 Sales incltdo lh bags choice timothy seed
a. $2o3 16o bags primo 81 $!85 1o bags do At a.
10 DAYS mrtlium at *4oa II bag6 at $2.b1 car hax
At $l:b5 car 10 a. :! !00.
bALT-Contnnts IN fair request and firm, m
| follows: onondaga, Canada, and Saginaw, nne,
500: ordinary coarse, s2.10; coarse Diamond @,
| *2.2at gronnd saoar, $2l6 nairy, WITHOUT bags,
1.2o; dairy, with nhgs H.iuG435: Ashton uatry.
, 1873-09-25

Tho following instruments wero filed for rec
srd Wednesday, Sept. 24:
CITY PROPERTY
Chicago av " corner Of n. st. +. II, H., I, tri-
,ngle lot Of 7Bs06x54N it, dated Sept 15; considera-
don, 800. ....
lug. 20; consideration, 2,000-
Leavitt st, OF jackson at, ", lot 8, 25x1o4H It,
lated Sept. 10 consideration, $4,000.
Fourth nv, 14e # Of Harrison st, u, 241loo IT..
Evans It, NV corner Of nooy 1t, 241125 IT, dated
Fillmore Vt, 3o5 of Western n.y. II, 2s.l24>1 It,
dated Sept. q: : consideration, 600
los Il dated sopt. "a consideration, saoo:
Holt et 25o # Of North hv, I, 24x125 It. dated
Jan Isl 3san 10 $s99 a. ,o son
10 consideration, ss.G00.
beKalb =, o. e sos Ieavt T, wi saz1po IT,
Df St Leas ns; IT. cor Of fiileesith st. f. loos1as
T. with other property, dated July II; consideration,
samo property, dated May 20 consideration, So 5oo
Arril "a consideration, 81 .0oo;
l1o II, dated sept. q, 1s7a consideration s2soo.
Monroe st, 17a It " Of 1ooms. +, 241l67si IT, dated
SsI aIase s1, ots Western av aud ue
Warren ", . q Cafornis av, I, 9azla5N it, dated
Warren av, west aud adjoining above. I, so.1e5>1
IT, dated sept 2o eonsieEatio !a 81 ooo
It, ila.ed Sept. II; consideration, 81 $50.
Lot Of Lots II to II, Block 10, lsockwcs Addition,
dated Sept. 20; consideration. 81 625.
Iasalle at, " corner Of Maple st. +, 81 It to nj
ley, dnted Sept. 4; consideration, S ,G52.
RuuTH OF CITY LIMITS.
Union az, 258l # Of langley nv, (, 10000 It,
datcd Sept. 10 !; consideration, $4,000.
Dre1el bouevard ESQ # Of Fiftlesh at T. 100x2lA
It, dated Sept. 1: consideration. t?5,ooo.
Forty-seconGl ut, between Viucclnes Nv and Park
way. s I, 6Cxlo0 #, dated April consideration,
Mi,,6oo = '"11-' ~ N'''>@ ''fs'.
Lots 10 and II, Block IL, Egaudalo, dated June 2
consideration, ft,7SO.
Lot 20 In subdivision OF part noek II, Sec 49, 50,
II, dated Sept. /; consideration, 1900.
Undivided y OF Lots p B. I, and snb-1oss !, 2, .,
Of Lot l, u Black ], Of naurlos Subdivision iii Tnr.
ner'a Subdivision in naA Il Sec o, 49, II, dated
Bept. IL consideration, &, 400.
, 1873-09-25
boards at $16.t0; cargo achr Joo vitNt, from Ford
nlvcr 200 m khinglca at $S.37H. Sold by Dlanol-

niycr, 200 N hhnglca at *'37H' sold os nl9ncn-
Fref4hta arc weak, but mt qiossbly lower. Owing
vessels are now offered for lumber. VIC quote:
,sn Msnf:es y: sss M hngso y o@a@ Ms ~
ss4s wa''s Lake. '''' p'n'"'ssF s''S' Grand n'F'n
ArrHE rAnpB.
Tho dornhnd from the interior contlnues falr, and
pr'cca arc wcli Sustained. We quose
Second sieie clear Inch ina ioS Soeo So
Third clear, Inch. $500 94D.bo
CLEAR flooring. lat and ID together, .. -.
Clear 1siiaa ist and ii ticsetiar:..
Common Common aesfis esfn 4ssss a1ssss ssS
s;;s ssts se9S:;a ss sss ssss sssss
stsss sssf Ses1;s SssFs isss 3s Slsss Sisss
1ois seantlng. snaii timbo., fencing, 1S' '.'''e
otc., 10 feet and undeE, green. 1760 @13.00
Iotht and Rcantlug, 18 to "a feet..... 1400 9200o
ricaea, square. 13UO e9l6.O
11exets. int !4Vo t9!I0o
Cedar poas. split. .+........... 14V0 9lH.0O
Cedar posta' round. 1aoo @as.oo
No, sawoi shingles. ~ 10 q 400
or Star. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1.G2H@
bhin9lea on trnck. $50
Three doara per car to be added when transferred,
which charge follows tho ahing1cs.
Thickness-E1vo shingles to b. TWO inches In thick
ness.
Length--Sf1teen inchcs.
HARDWOOD. ..... ...
Dlack-Wa1uut - Counters, s1oo.00@160.00: clear,
so5oo@S5.oo; common. s35.o0@6000; Gull, S2o.ooa
$500 flooring, 5000.
Asl..Clcar, $2s oo@4o.o0; common, $16.o0@25.o0; +;
Gull, $40 go@16.00; flooring, $50. .oo6s40
Gull, $8.0OG16.0O.
nlekory-:oear, SIS oo@so.uo; common, $4,000
a5.o Gull, $l2.06@l8o0.
MarMle-olear 70 $22.oo@s5.oo; common, s1e.oo@2s.oo
5000. ' S~S'SssS
Charry-;clear, s4ooo@eo.oo; common, $4,000
05.00 ; culs, $19609l8.O0. ~
WhItowooi- -olear s3ooo@4o.oo; common, $4,000
@25.0O; cull, $10.0o@l5.0O.
Wagon stock-1ickory nxos, per not, St .00a1 80
wagon poles, each. 4sa55c box hoaras $JO O06 no.
Flords red cedar, 35c per It mahogany, 400
DO countcrH. 50o rosewood. k0@8oo white holly, SOC.
, 1873-09-25
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

WgpNEBpAy EVENING, Hspt -.
Tho l,celpts at tho sale docks were considerably
latEer than yeatcrRy. aud the dUan also better
There was worry little Inquiry from the city trao they
holding on for tho want of currency, aa we'll al tho
desire to know how things .nny turn. hut sovera
country dealers appeared on tho market, aud, although
their ullrehusue did mol absorb n Aure was oerlnE
Ten Of twelys cargooa disposed Of Prices wero
weak aud irregular, being shaded moro or less, cs
reolnly for caah. Quotations repeated, follows
dood to choice boards and srllm, So coms
man to medium 10, $40 tosts an!a ssantling
&l0.0o@l0.t0; shtnglca, s3.S7x lssh, Sl.B7H.
Sales Include tile following:
Cargo srhr Catchpulo, from Manissoe, deck load
timber Oh contract, 10 m tolaa and 1cantng, vt
scantlinR 90 Il aud over aud unaer $1,000.
Sold by ], NJ, Loomlx h [lp.
Cargo ychr OCtAYia hom Musfegon l25 m atrips aud
, 1873-09-25

l1o0s-Tho receipts to-lny showed q marked de-
crease, but tho fresh arrivals Furnished only small
porton ;of tue sosk on sae thers being iay 30 ooo
tho close Of business yesterday. There tho usual
attendance OF shippers. but lcy Were merely specta-
restricted. Commission incrchauts, this morning, re-
solved to refuHu all drafts and tn no case allow credit
so that partloa desiring to buy wore
consequence sales wcro few and far between.
Prices wero wcak aud averaged about 6G10c decline
IS for heavy and $i4o9A CD for Light, smooth
weights, with tho bulk Of tho nales at f4.3o@445.
Country sljprora would do vol not to send any hogs
to market until tho stock now hand Inns been dis
posed Of al,l tho general market has recovered from
the prevailing depression. Clon!nG dull md weak
with tho neus full OF unsold hogs. The following wcro
aiming tho
, 1873-09-25
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET,

CATTLE-Ororatora and dcalers In general had
hoped that the worst was oyor and had anticipated
satisfactory condition OF afairs In this market
ever. did not indicate any improvement In financial
nfairs, and tho consequence that shippers wore
ns ofectua,ly prevented from. operating AZ on tho
refused to accept drafts cecks Eastern exchange
waa not negotiable, and aalea could only
10 effected on "casl" baeis, sellers TAX
from pccuniary losses. Tho Two principal
hnyers MeHars Morris mud Wa!xa, wero not doing any
thing while tho saro was cqally true regarding tho
ing less aa 100 head Prices for shipping see:s woro
therefore little better than nominal carload Of
tra graded steors sold at $500, md good drove ay
bs at $780, aud with these exceptions no trana-
several feeders III attendance, aud moderate
business transacted III stock cattle, several
sales being made ut s3ao@375 for good young steers
maio At s92594 80 for common Cherokee COWS to gooi
natiye and steers. Country shippers will flnd 1t
to cir pccuniary interest to refrain from forwarding
until the present troubles over Tho markes closed
dull mud weak, at the following
-.. QUOTATIONS.
Extra Deovcs-Gradcd steers, averaging ], 400
ohoiee Boeves@Fine, fat, wei formed j year s''@'
to year old steers, averaging 1900 to
Good nely formoi ''''70'0
steers, averaging 200 to 1850 lbs. 470@615
Medium Grndcs-steera In fair flesh, aver -
aging 1,15o to 1,25o It's. 43o@4eo
DutcherBt Stock = Common to fair steers,
aversging 500 70 100 ls.. ,;:....:....; sas@4oo
lesh, averaging 10y 10 10 1850 It's. :.:.. aso@4oo
atags, bulls, and scaliawag steera ........ l.75@25o
Catls-Texss choice cor-fed ....,...... 46U(847
Catt1e-Tc1as, Northern wlntorcd 3a5G3425
qattleTa1as, through droyes. 176t9a16
CATTIK sALEg.
, 1873-09-25
COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Sept. "A.
The following woro tho receipts mud shipments
Of the leading articles OF produce in Chicago
during tho past twenty-four hours. ind for tlo
corresponding data ono year ago;
, 1873-09-25

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY RAILROAD.
Df1nssFuot qf LuteA. IAfiaaa-ap., and S31fseuth.s
and canat and si1!eenhs. Ticket gseet, No. 60 Clark
IT., and at depots.
, 1873-09-25

laa a St'an.,ef a. SaIoi oo pfs no lplanond1 Mt
Tg,'ooi Soo bria 20 On Tlvnto r. It ter terms 1o0
NJ I's hr aStrgs r SielfyM M g. h SfS g ofis 40
t SS'1 OK ~ pr,a 10 ~ sJ.oy; ~ nli5 70 o.
1'959 brla. Also 10 tong bran Ct $1,000 on track.
,,n,. nn'ns Mas nS,iyo, III so'.!onGnt uns vSry
GohG U aoclng 1 sLao on cash % nna o'1o on so1!of
ovauin ,r rL1 @ lo sowo1s , ~ trn, ne M
sn e of III rerar n aoason Of so
~, o Mas WI ses 9n.oa t ens'er & sorpoo,
oI yoru r'i lo 1 - ~ ,r us sloau
wore aoyorno outtrc1v hv % f1c lncoi nvca,om "1 "
snnn,y nr n,rro,.oy ny sno no oeaa n ~ "
n n ar, to at1ef td @ @Sog imperative as we'll as larso
cno n"r1v hv " foroe eein. grauo was Mosa.
hn;nr ,nSd" ~ III soh, aa1t, niussod .no purchases
a mnr'nt too1, ~, ~ oo'Vper e np,Sns as aon etor
tmui;n. sro euon on IN ,rlegnar pnaao atser
orora on A." onp ~ ~ 'o Ia .nofo o "oIp snaut 10y
and It was r,,,norcd lint ti,o nronrnt,ra ~ t1c
Central Elevators had arranged to keop wheat
moving tlro,,rh thofr hnnaca THAR rnco,nts nj
once commanded 1o premium. It was after
wards found that they lad bought ono cargo on
hav ad ~ tr;a1 aaii ~ " W
srS % Itieu ~ pI9cure the aop1o 0, anoan
wheat from Iowa, and forward 1t as
fast az It arrived hero. Tho market
rosa ren tossl01 Gown 70 epoas goo' t"o
tTot nnHu ~, Jo;,na msso S aat4io
ac to sno ~ ta oIna, nthnr cracs n wcpc
paoh " o'o ~ t1e clvso. otuel BIIhloe worry
10y olu", w: eltt!t w. Nuatinonso.j oa
9noaoa y Wv ~; aaG7En ~ % d1 notoor
y."a roro ~ o.t;ra ~ .ot|aort ,oat ~ t1,n
trn1os n,;t toino aromttv "o.o3 ~, }1v ti,o and
n tho scssion Tin ontinn nnonod AZ At Al 'oaiX
ao1;rn5 ill., so'aao t d. pioaa9 ~ a. =" ~ o5
,o,oi,, ~ ~ ISL i.,cwnt famn1f
;ths ,s;thnnt lsattiomnnt Ilo5lar Nnvnn7hor Has
mom;na,v 9Ga9n hi,hor I'm, 'ctnior and
nn,inr IL ;,oor 4f,a so,nn ' n, anntsmhnr
eoiu4 cn suo yonl Wy natw 70 noo IN i
Caaa sa!cH we're Reported u nuV pu No : Spl4,s
ut JUG; euo bn 10 at D5c; ,1uo Du NO l North
woBtorn at 81. 90 : IL, quo bu No spring at 97o;
5000 bu do at 95o ii, 600 bu do at 04c ; TO- 700
Blu do Mt g3o 90 GOO bu do at g2l1o 3a4OO bu
o at 0oo nj 9Oi, In in At f1o 4 IOf hi do Mt
noo. y Inn ~, r. ~ On. ~ . ! ean H. ~ snr;no ~
IVY ANN IN ~ ~ oye 1'o9U w. pn W -.
o2c guy nu 40 at S0o l,0oo bu fe)ectoa spflhe
At 1bo. Total 63,b0O bu,
Corn was active and woak, declining So per bu
further on the representative option (Octobor),
,yhilo IL wng diN}nu1t to to1t tho nYtnnt of t1,o
Iron m "aah inia ~ ron,lar whfc,, ware rnnliv
unsplablo lnrinr n cons}ilnrah'n nnrt of tho roc.
nsar Session: Inc business transacted was a A.
, 1873-09-25
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.
---.- WrpNkspAY EvEN1N1, Sept. "a,
ALCQHOL-Waa 11lct nt Il .aJGa1 80 for d per cen

A4IAO41SA~N1h HllCL p1sc1@Ato1 4pA VI lct EEIlt
D0ooM ooRN-rho market ia quiet ortlora from
ero for annll iota Thu market very arm, hit much
terenda tho condition AMI quantity q alio now crop.
ts Ms aRa1 ,: q1S to eoeo cite 5 f sS 1ss
sSSs $SS no.r,,e rs,,,,t a.,
md etcndy, hs follows: Primo 1lavies, s260s275:
good TO prime medium, s225@26o; common 10 fair,
psa sv @ sro in ar local
request and Arm uniler lighf offerings. Some qnll-
Ties wo 1fg bit esO eao rot % ~ tor
criterion of tho market. Common grades wcro
auict. Wo quote: C1loiee yellow, 25@27s; medium
was nc sanes Il to
Tcrort. Trade Ii moderate, and IL tlio market un1Gr
qo'o: so' sash n A. fSs :; 1aow s@ , nwssn
<, oso; American 4, S5o; xf,oake.g 4, SO; Otter
otoe as%o hrla ng, "na b 1gISseS ssc; g'' ~,
BUILDING MArEn1A1s-Tho local demand con-
supply We quee eso, sSo Now Yora y 1acsn snS e
s. ~ e':'s Rs:ssdss essoa nefsas
vile, N1anus, and Akron cement t2oo a brl; NM, 'nnr-
se st 9s ' atis II hn ssad s9e ts
Gss;ssl5$ es;i s. s sa'(. $ss
1000; milwaukee, md nacno prossed, 5o0@3o.oo,
ilci.; do common Sl4oo@lo.oo; Inliana proaeed.
tla.6o@25.oo: DO common. sloootals.oo: fro elny,
C coofERAdE@W qu,et and steady. We auoto
rt 5,sla; aF Ham, Ssrioa
sSt ;:vs; ;.5ss s5se s. sssa ;S$ $
bm"te4 or aoTo az xhsaky etayos' roah.
tasoSaooo; ] o. sr" do bnefc fssoo aoMr stavcs, 3soo5
hoop poIes Pei nj pork and tlorso poles.
CHEESE File inarkot WIS rather quiet, but prtmo
s;s1o1x w. arSs xos s05y loo % e
sfss%ssi ssSs: s,n.r. -, ,n',,ns., r,te.. :,
si3s: ss rs asas .se e''gess@ sa
ohn1r% .sS ino ploes no%E Kpason
s79s 5Wi!1s'nstsn aooo ,,,o, ,,r,.r ~, ~, ,,,n
eeroaBo ID tho deand md produced @ IN IN oaaicr feeling,
, Toaao ~ a o co"o o
fcafh9ers st TSo aohIino mica At a2HGa85c mirnd
s" smnesa NJ ays tho oonn
y f as 5ke ass + Ths snp
sss a. whUat aeFsSn @ b. as No fooss a. No ws
no; no seout, $s99ex ~ no In6se h tan N
All n. Ma r;ackercl' q III ss'50as family
Yacierel, x-bri, S7oo@7.Q5; No. shore lila, $2.i5
@2', essS sqsa psf m u.s. ssa
spllt, 6rls. s9.oS@95o: d. IS, sa.75@s.oo IaSrs.
@sS Ss. n'fs Mo ssp be1 rs hsrsn
@SS{;; @2S;,rs .yn r;7ra-n,,,.,. r.nnr, ,no ro,n,n.
ssa!ss ~ r. WEEK. sp u !as ssse !
sms Ms s n Boxes.
srs. }avcrss sa,o5a3oo: raisIus' iI loose Mu,scate
81 5oaa n. raisns' Vaicnca' 1itS11 No zants cur
, 1873-09-25
tfON 8AT.rE,

HHEEr-There Was no demand either from tho loca
or Hpling interest, and pricca wsro nominally veal
at e, ,75Gl4.76 for common to choice 6rades.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-04

A correspondent writes: "The beau
tiful American, Miss Polk, has, of
course, been invited to Chiswick. You
can not imagine anything more lovely
than she looked ut the Chiswick gar
den party which the Princess Of Wales
gave on the 23d of july. Her dress
was original, and yet not at all cos
furnish. She is never chic in dress,
you know. AS II clever man says,
Miss Folks taste in toilet matters
amounts to genius. The toilet | speak
of-which was greatly admired by the
Princess-was Il straw, colored silk,
made with drawn skirt, very old
style, but very good style, with gauze
overtlrcss of the same shade. Her
bonnet was Rembrandt shape brown,
with yellow roses. She was the most
charming looking creature ! ever saw.
| should tib if We're to say that Miss
Polk was the rage. Such II young wO-
man is. never the rage She is too
CONNIE IL .fttaa, too elegant and digni-
fled. But | do say that she has attract
cd the admiration of the exclusive few,
who, in the London world of fashion,
are infallible.n
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-04
SAINT LOUIS ROUTE EASTW ARD!

The completion ofthe Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Railway, from the North to Denison,
Texas, has opened up two flrst-class nll-rail
routes to st. Louis and the East. At Ninita,
3Gi miles from st. Louis, the trains OF This
"Ploneer Line from the North connect WITH
the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad, aud at
Sedaiin. 1850 miles from st. Louis, they con-
meet with the popular Missouri Pacific Rail-
road. Either route is a good one-thoroughly
equipped with all modern improvements
and lands its passengers In st. Louis, the me
tropolis ofthe Great West in time TO connect
with eleven through routes to the North,
South and East.
The st. Louis Route is destined to become
the popular one to all points East. Passen-
gers have n free choice of routes over the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway: Via
Vinita and the Atlantic and Pacific Rail-
road, or via Sedalia and the Missouri Pacific
Railroad. Full information may be obtained
AT the offices of the Houston and Texas Cen
trail Railroad, Ell Paso Mail Line, Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railway, or upon address,
ing L. A. Ford, General Passenger Agent, st.
Louis, Missouri. HWly