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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-19
HERMAN MATZDoRF.
Re Commits Suicide by Jumping
from the Steamship Clinton into an g

he Commits Suicide by Jumping
from the steamship Clinton int the
Sulf.
Yesterday morning it WIS bruited
on the streets tk at Herman Matzdorff,
formerly resident OF this city, but Of
late commercial traveller for New
York firm, had committed suicide by
jumping from the steamer while cross.
ing the gulf from Galveston to Morgan
City. On the 10Th instant be
left his hotel in Gslve=toa rather sud-
dsnly, leaving his effects behind him,
and taking passage on the steam ship
Clinton, for Morgan City. The purser
had conversation with him that
evening, at hsIf-psst seven o'clock, In
the cabin, and left him reading news
paper, to all appearances ia q quiet
mood and sane mind. At nine o'clock
that night the Waterman went to his
room 10 get his boots to black them,
but found the door locked. The next
morning, at breakfast, he was miss
ing from the table as we'll az frorn HE
! room, the door of witch Was found
open. The superstition is that he either
accidentally fell or threw himself over
boari and WIS drowned.
some two years ago, while a esident
OF this city, he made an attem pit To
AXE his Own life by swallowing NOR
phine but was saved oy his frien is il,
time TO prevent its proving fatal.
Aatzdorif, who WAS German by birth,
has many friends 10 tsiis city who will
regret to hear of his rash act in ending
his life. He Is said to have possessed
dine business qualities and com N anded
fine salary aud good trade His
brother, Mr.. Henry Ma;zderff, of this
city, who is with NJ. wohl, on Elm
street, received letter from him q
few days since dated Galveston, Jsna.
AIRY 8, in which he requested HE
brother to hold and not to
forward any letters that might come
to this place for him. At one ii ne In
life he was weil.to.do financially, do
ing q fine trade in Mexico, the ian.
guage of which country no spoke
fiuently. Rsverses Of fortuna carried
away his wealth, aud he essnok him
self to the life of q drummer. His
friends state that at times he seemed
to brood over the present aud past
conditions OF his life, modify COM
pairing the two. and it is thought that
while in one OF these moods lie was
| impeiled to com NIT sniciae.
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AGreatlnyention

ana one .of much eeneni 10 the people al
-, swa?s atInS attention. IL has
o.ea ine n.stery OF all uades aud branche q.
o. I-poI that the primitive method of ao-
yi.p, ,lsnins .ne otsired end has been quite
i~ S.'s Ine nlsioty oi Wen making seems Co
~. M ~ sS>+ition. first dtgxiag with
OF Boring by hand. but at FIRST the auger,
use" Nete ctuoe auHifs ana Capable OF byr-
lnk, out small hole Supplying very lI;tie
enIe Nauf. Inc opening up Of the great
YES tnsue the demand for wells great
100 have been Invented, and the bu,fn e..
has been in measure rsyolution,xed- md
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IN. ,,e,,o..se.s o., r.-,ory

Yesterday evening we paid q visit
to the cotton seed oil factory and were
shown through Ii by the foreman, Mr..
A. Brownlee. II is a structure Occur
plying a.spsce OF ground two hundred
by two hundred feet, and Is most sol.
Idly built. Work was commenced
the 2lst Of November and one hun>
bred men have been regularly em-
pioyed Ia It's construction ever since,
aud part Of the time one hundred aud
twenty i've The unseascrasie wealth
or threw the work behind some
what, but Colonel Gibson thinks
they will have II completed
In about . weeks time. The boiler
room. which Ia Of brick. Is thirty.three
oy thirty-sight feet. and Is bnilt with
preoaution 10 preyeSt the possibility
Of burning The building. The engine
house Is twenty-five by thirty feet the
min hoase thirty-two by one hundred
vvo.stosyl, press room th,ssy>dve By
que hundred. seed house nifty ~ two
nueosed, aud the warehouse. any 81
we nsaafsd. the ls&s TO b<inR esc,s
tyo stns1ss high Seed = cs.ninx ID
3 49, - = pill ~ - fone bsi5rs
~ mn = = apeauolaa z s
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A day or two since gentleman In
this city gave friend u pointer dog,
who In return turned II over 10 anoth-
er party to use and keep for him.
Yesterday the danor noticed the dog
following the gentleman to y HON it
had been given in charge, and belrg a
stranger to him, thought be was at
tempting to mako away with. the an
i:nai. He wanted TO knev of the party
what he was doing with that '.dorg, ;,
when said party addressed him In a
strange and peculiar Language hat led
the other to believe he was given TO
swearing. Both were honest in their
Intentions and at the same tin,esqual-
iy mistaken. A war cloud began to
gather around the two. who stood like
sons Of Mars ready for the fray
Friends interposed aud explsd ned the
matter. and the two walked of some.
chat chasrined, bat wissr aud less be-
Iigefent
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rrbiie Eraaol-.

Tho county schools are IN operation,
snd doing u neh good. Notwithstapd.
ing mud aud bad weather, the lads aud
issses have come up pretty promptly,
and mastered their tasks 10 The salts
faction Of their teachers. About sixty
f3vr schools are At work IN the county.
They average tom thlrty.fivs to ninety
seholaSs within tho scholastis age.
While the numtsF over aud under said
80 eoosideerbiy augmsnts the attend.
encs. There are . good many defects
- ~ sr,mmon schosl Law and the en-
lsfeersent Of the same, which we VIII
epeDk Of at some future tine TO the
rscDIs aud the readers Of The HER
A1B. Mr.. David w. Adams, sesiug
~ 6se Jodgs west, has relieved the
D11e 0t'ns >he sr1uoos dutis. ofschool
|<uu5>1n1e odrnf. ~ mr. ~ he could. and
- y ~ the eehooI law, its workiprp.
tosof1cs and dsGscts, an esp<os.I study.
- = epishssAadips al the macy 81.
$3.50 n the way OF making effective
- ousosl Laws, we are pleased to hear
<Sa ~ eonmop frss schools, tAs
uns cssvsnfive OF crims and wicked.
r1n ~ dolee % msch good. Th<
- srrupS Isek Into ~ 10. - ~
- y nsn~ then uosk veiL and
- 1npesvsmepls - b sug'
nnwy ~ - opoo4 $1,000 .
n - xcs1 snhoGsk
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zUG JUDGED.


Recovery Of = watch Months Alter IL
WAS stolen
In tue early part of last Summer r.
v. Work, a son of Captain Work, who
owns and runs livery stable OIL the
corner Of Commerce and Houston
ssreets. while stopping Ia room over
The stable had gold watch stolen
rom him. He. together with three
other men. slept Ia the room, and oh
arising one morning be found his
watch, which he bad put under the
head of the bed, gone. The chain.
which was Of hair, had been detached
aud left hanging 10 his vest. The
watch, fine one, was present from
10 father, ard bad engraved ON the
the cap, From his father to r. Y.
Work. Mr.. Work informed the
jewellers and pawn. brokers OF the
circumstance, and gave them the
mum Der of the watch together with
the make of tue works. Yesterday
evening q little pewsboy named
ed Charlie Zus, presented the watch
at tie jewelry store of F. Austin, on
Main street, asking what such time
piece wa9 worth. Mr. Austin reeeg-
nized the number aud works of the
watch, though the cap upon which
the names were engraved had been
wreuehed away. He told the boy he
would keep the watch aud TO call IA II
| few minutes. In the meantime he
! notified Captain Work of the affair
and when the boy returned be was
taken In charge by Officer Sheebap,
when he stated that his father had
bought the watch some two weeks ago
from man whose name he did
not know. The boy plated the
policeman to where his father was
| working at the cotton seed oil fac
tory, and told him in his presence
that the policeman wanted to know
from whom he had gotten the watch
The man, whose name Is George lug
seemed somewhat excited, and an
swered in a confused way that he knew
nothing of it whatever, but finally
stated that he had gotten il from hi.
500, whom he said had found it las
September on the prairie while ou
picking cotton. On again being inter
rogated by the officer, the boy made $
statement that eoincided with that o
his father, which he afterwards s;acl
10. The man was arrested and bruugh
to the sherifi's Office where, upon Cap
tain Work swearing out an affidavit
he was committed to jail. The boy
was turned loose.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-19
AN OLD MANS DARLING.
The Sfsry of Beatrice Mannheim. Bsnr-
SnS tiie sham Marriage. With the
Sex and Nrsfa asfsr Reversed

The Sfery Of Beatrice Mannheim. Bsnr-
Sng the sbsna Marriage. with the
Sex and Nesfessifs. reversed.
Yesterday evenips q sc arrived Ia
this city an old mas., =. ho eeemed TO
be about sixty years u age. He wore
esreworn look, aud was evidently
bowed down by care and the fatigue
of travel. He inquired for the chief
Of police, aud having found Marshal
Morton gave the name OF Charles
Crosthwaite, aud proceeded at once to
state his business. He was In search
of his wife aud Is rnan named Hodgkin,
With whom she had eioped some three
weeks since. The old man was appar-
emily much sgiiatei while relating his
wrongs and trials, which are ia sub
stance az follows.
Five years ago, in New York city,
he was snl:ttsn by the charms of a
young Italian woman, whose marvel-
Gus beauty was obiy exeelled by her
native cunning and artful scheming.
He WAS we'll TO do, and she encour.
nSeu MIN IN MS attentions,
when illuminated Ia their marriage.
she proven most unhappy mate 'or
the oid man, out ne loved her dsVo
teddy with all Der faults. She became
extIavagaE., aad spent the old mans
money for him With lavish hand
until at last, seeing MAT his fortune
was being wasted oy her, ne remob
strated. his wife became Furious al
this, vo~ing That she would leave him'
aud To Keep peace he allowed her ifet
access to the money. In the mean
, time hoy was horn In them, SCOT
; siter "hleh they let New aofR, geihe
10 virginia Ctly 10 hVe. by inns tn'
their money was we'll nigh exhausted
aud the old man secured school AN
began teaching, while bis wife opene'
) cigar store. Matters went smoothly
! along to all appearances until MAJ
{ named HodHklu opened another eigs
r store adjacent, and In shor
! 80
2 - ..,sl,
] -. -, -. -.
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TOBACCO srAssEr.

PLUG T0BACCo-Viigini. bright, fine
POUNDS, sSessi; do do line anu extra twist, sdts
zoe, 40 co extra 6-in twist, tSa7vf; 60 me-
dunn AND Il in twist; 5sesooe IL Q Iamon L.
in TWIST, i5eyase; do ma-Iog any navy o., Is,
os, soSses; LoulsNitie navy. orignL mahog-
any, 54sS SOC; do do sGahogany. Scts54:; 40 &c
mahogany Class 3Sey &c, do DO q ak an a.
noyany, kseySoc, do 10 nae bl scK. -9esSie.
FiNn ~ f-Saoice, ~ $50; nsA!om. 7os
sc; fs.i, I041sDc, common, o9eS6Sc.
sMoktSS -Nir- inia sinoAing, - and u
JeSo5c. kentucky, ) es10c, common to gooa,
sc iuc; IaDey, Va "a stiiy, 81 4oe4l 50; nou
raoe q, imported, per 10, 81 a,
DOM tsfIU Cl3AHs-navana, se0laioo;
seed ara Havana, +osso. do do scrap niicr
~; Conurcticut sseo, s5e4i5; ordinary,
l5e1 10, ,,.I.sf. OTIS ai,d sixes, iie1i5.
ar1h ED CHARS, prize per 1000, hes
del rag ss50, Lindres, slig Brevas, si<e, Con
chas, 500, tor de Prinsaao, slies I.ondres ds
Z rte, iiss; opera Grand, clio, operas. SO
opera Aena, $50; t.ena Victoria, $50. honrs'
de. Gig areItsz, ~.
sNJrs-Maee alloy. strassc; Rappe French
a; Scolcu snd Dundyioot, sossoc; common
No.
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Ae.A,nr n-z.-

EasIy yesterday morling. Deyuty
Sheriff Miller arrested farmer usiutd
j. J. feyton, living ak miles sasith ot
The city. on charge Of theft. Peyten
~ charged With killing aud eppfupria.
ting 10 his own us9 I've hog- belong.
Ina 10 A. whitly. neighbor Of hIs
Whitiy cisints that he eau prove that
Abe hogs were stolen aud tilieSi ~
Psyton, who drove them eff Ia ths
Night Peyton was brought into the
city. but upon giving the necessary
bond for bis appearances Mt the mex
term Of the ecuft, was released.
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From a gentleman who has just ar
rived from johnson county we learn
thai the roads are yet in very bad
condition, and that ia some localities
in that county the people are forced
to burn cotton seed In lieu of wood,
the ground being in such condition
AS to prevent them hauling 1t from the
timber. They are all anxious for the
Dallas and Cleberne road to be built,
expressing themselves greatly In favor
of running to this city, and The HER
AID trusts that our citizens may take
such an interest in the matter as to in
sure its construction.
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a horse attached to an express
wagon, moved rather hurrldly along
Ella street yesterday evening, to the
great dismay OF his driver, who seem
Ell poSeTless ID control the animal,
'FhO made matters lively along the
liue Of travel. When near Sycamore
street he ran the wagon over n COW.
ap=sttlng il and throwing the driver
out TO his great relief, smashing the
vehicle into smilhereens. He was
caught in live oak tree and led of
by the driver, who was no doubt re-
hrcliBg upon the uncertainties of life.
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AenI I.tntr.

Trsde In this ~ well ~ other plaf-s
during the past season, owing to ID,
heavy rains and the consequent con
dstion az The rol,s, has been dull, "a,
effects Of which has been fe,' more ~
less throughout all bran, hes 81 l'usi.
ness, yet while ~ eiF-cti upnu ,rsd-
generally spsakiug, is fully evident, D.
has msde 40 change Ia the value o.
rest estate. PfoP'ry - uu,h higher
10 day ia Dal,ss th4n 10 was twelve
mosths Ego and ~ value - c1utinu.
ally on the irerasse.
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A negro yesterday, while st ndina
on the corner Of Elm aud Poydra.
streets, insul,td a truthcr African ~
asking him who he belonged tn brior,
tide wah," when in reply be received
alick In The face. They tangled up Ia
nne OH style HEi were fnally sspa
rated by the bystlnders. The inteiro
gator walked oil saying that lac Wa.
certain he belonged to "poor whit,
t-ash, kBso be cuyliL't answer r:vi
oliestion
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Many Of the wesithier class ofimmi
granite that arrive are luying home b.
this county. This : lie clss. Of immt
grant tass the growth Of Dalias and
Dsilae cauIdy sniaud.-men Of nee.
essay msrua. These WIN are possoss.
81 OF ample nean= naturally hoax r,
tho camfvrp aud advantages Of home
eunoapdeh b. ali the eobveniences
pu-siile, aud 10 .his respee. Dallas Of
fers to tie well 10 % Immigrant more
isduesmsuiH than soy other county Ia
Texas
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rresged.

Last night, Captain Dean arrested j.
n. Turner, an ex-deputy sheriff of Ellis
county, but nov citizen OF Grayson
county. Turner, who had imbibed
freely, while coming down on a Main
street ear, pulled his pistol. which, ae.
corling to the laws Of the state, he 3.
forbidden 10 carry, aud began flourish.
Ing u around, when he was taken
chafgs Vt aud jailed on charge Of ear.
rying eOucei Les weapons.
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nu.tae.. atfga

Iesrerday evening the train on the
Dallas and Wichita brought In two ear
loads Of cotton, three ear loads Of wood,
one ear Of lumber, and a goodly num-
Der Of passengers. Business Is looking
up GU that Iine, and the net earnings
viii be over two hundred dollars per
day, n soon ~ the roads are In such a
conditloa ~ that they can be Travelled.
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Yesterday uornipg Mr.. l.. NJ spen.
Ger went TO the eherihis Office and
lodged complaint against q negro
named Preston wiiiismp, charged with
the theft Of suit Of clothes fre,u his
rssidenee. 1.-THE .ep,e time charge
wss made against hin, hy Mr. II
weinsf. Tor the theft OF packet
book ecniaining snssH smogpt Of
money ana a pair - glav-s tom him.
Dspcty Sheriff Psyor sfrtsteii him,
fiadisg the cie'he- snd prriSet hook
in bis rosscSsion. He had srent tue
money, bdt rSaabes ~ vsils5le pa,
pers werr recovered. he was lodged
In tas.
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sot0aae,,v-put.

Yesterday was a lovely cay, the sun
shinging ou. brig and rlsar Ih-
mud had drird con !ieraaly and e.,
walking owes the crossings wy good
The ladies were cul shopping, layiug
been housed rs The d'ssyreenbl,
weather Of The rast fca weeks. The
sna seemed 10 awaken everything tote
lie Rld Cher, WAS riote stir on tht
streets than hcre has teen for some
time. We trust the rainy SPELLS az,
over for the present aud that We rusy
have more lleasnni weather.
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LuusER nAnEE.

YELLOW PINE-Boxins, fencing, scant
ling, per thousaod, St9 %; dress, So ?
flooring. dressed add M stcued, IS o.; Match
ed ceiling, So 90; vesiher-eosr idh. Ell SO.
WHITE PINE-h3Ggh, per Ihoussad
SIS co; snrfs I'd, sec o.: atched ceiling SO 90;
weattl-I boar ding, 50 %.
CNPkESS--ks ugh, per thousand, s4S 81
surfaced, $50 ~, pickets, Sss W.
SHtNoLE,-feiiow pine, cut, 81 0ga-3 b.,
long Leaf pine, sawed, - u; cypress, Gu, ~ -
sFsi "a.
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The par nj OF Insomnia or wAkefnln.<s 4,
IN nine cases oui OF tsn = dysp-sfic stom-
sen- Good digestion gives soCsli sl-.p. IN
digestion interferes with IL The brain and
stomach >yrapatbize. One 4 the f,:Suatn-ut
- apsoins OF a weak state OF re xastrtc or
cans ~ a disturbance OF the greAt nerve en-
irefpI the brain. lnvisorafe tie stoin sct
and resio.e quiiiorium 20 The great cs.atr.s.
most reiiable medicine for the pure - IL
hostettefr STOMACH BItleTs. wnich IL IA
pttiefaHie 70 mineral ssdatiys- and pax.r-
tul nArcoucs which ihCugL Itsy may FOR n
tiine exert "A soporlnc iHftnGEcs nam liz
or.lu, soon ce tsa 90 act, aud tuy z-ist,sy H.
Jnfe the tone OF The stomach In. ntfiers
on Tue contrary restore activity 20 IN. op-
9 a Ions OF tnsi al important organ, ana
th'ir 1enincent iGnfeaee - infect. q N
soduu sis-p s.ld irsEqiii ssst- 81 lua nor
Nous ysa-In- whoi.NoIas tsnpstas l. ia
Wise given 10 tn action of Illu giVer and
poNelA oy its use. uiJzhs1AuIt
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NOTICE TO EsTRAYERs.

asa otder-d By TIE Ersnd Jury 10 rofify
ne toiioSins narn-d rAftir-- -ho have -
raysd 500 4 are f-tistf % phi H. - e :
= 4alrsd BY Law, thai n thry 90 rot 90 -
pr mFt ,. true hlli- iii - iossd ssEinsi
them, siE
Z. l. SandooId. one horse
a A. fos,r, one mule
W :. obi 2. Two horse
A .. McDuN-it. Que hor-e.
y NJ B.r~ n an. Dae Gov aud czsL
james =. Ramsey. three steers.
a. hAklspN.
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HERE AND THERE.


seHS @osSA OOo Dy UhOu-nOflD8Sy
More Comfortable.
JACKsoNvILLE, Fla, January H.
John Morrissey Is reported more
comfortable.
Atsn election here yesterday il was
voted to issue bonds to the amount of
S250, 900 for improving and beautifyint
the city and It's surroundings.
SALT LAKE, January 1.-THE heavi-
est snow for years has fallen. The
snow-shed fell with the telegraph
wires. There is four feet OF snow and
still falling.
ALBANY, January Is "A bill passed
the senate to-day relative to the An,
tietam cemetery, which relinquisbes
the right of the people of this state
therein to the state of Maryland, and
not to the United States, as at first
stated.
SAVANNAH, Ga. January l4.-Har
ley who was shot in duel Saturday
is alive. His physicians say he can
not servive the night His wife has
| arrived.
Delegations from ST. Louis, Cairo,
Illinois, Mem phis, Nashville, Hop
kinsvilie. Kentucky, Augusta, Chat
tanooga and other places have arrived.
The excuisionists leave for Havana on
steamship this morning.
| SAN FRANCISCO, January ia Vir.
giniS City dispatch says that owing &c
a recent imbroglio between the Alta
and Justice mines, a number ef hired
lighting men have beeL sent down t.
the level, on which a contest between
the mines 10 momentariiy expected tc
be made. Trouble Is expected when
the drifts meet.
I BALTIMORE, January IA prelim
mary meeting of mine owners ant
others interested in Cumberland Goa
have appointed commissioners to de
wise means for competing with tn,
philadelphia combination.
NEW ORLEANS, January l6.-Th,
capital prize of thirty Thousand dol
lars, soil in the last drawing of ths
Louisiana State lottery, aud won i,
San Antonio, was paid to-day through
the Louisiana State National bank o
this city.
| PRovIDENcR, r. l., January 18TH,
steamer Estelle has been secured "a
the wharf III Bristol and part OF he
machinery are being removed.
LONDON. January IA Lsoyd's tel
Eegrsm from Ferrol, Spain, states tina
the tug Angler, towing the es.ison con
tanning the Cleopatra obelisk left Their
at seven o'clock this morning. Tn,
weather was fine.
PARIS, January 10 Stanley, tn,
African explorer, is here. He was me
at the railroad station BY members o
the Geographical society.
ROME, January 17.--At Victor Eman
uels funeral, the crown prince 0
Germany with the representatives o
Austria, Portugal and Baden wake,
abreast Seventy tattered banner
heightened the display. The Pantheon
which was spiendidly decorated as
Chappeile Ardette was reached abou
four O'clock in the evening. The ca
on which his late msjesty's remain
were borne to their last resting plac
was the same that was used at tn
funeral Of King Charles Albert.
was surmounted by the iron crown
The entire procession was on foo,
The ecclesiastical service was eonfine,
to simple absolution and benedictiol
and was pronounced by Monsiegno
COVE, arch priest Of the chapter of tn
church.
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wMoLEsALE GROCERY nAaaEr

BACON, per lb--short clear, 3-i6sioc;
shoulders, 63-i67ci breakfast, 10 l-2altic dry
salt, l-2si7 3-ic
BUTTER per gb-wcstern, 9o;sSSe; eouzlry
2S.tySDc.
sAKIN,s PowDERs-Vs rious brands. l..
10 cans, pr doz 81 s.esl 81; IL do 40, s2 B g
Z u0;;..l do DO. e. zos4 30.
ChkESG-weste y 10, Is To IS lee.
CANDLES Star, - 10 -, l5ayi6e.
COFFEi--Java, per To, 2Ses5D, HI ,, choice,
esssl l 2oi prime, 2i92i Lac; common 10
fair, 10 .-sela3 l-2c.
CONCENTRATED LYE-various brands,
doz Id ca. ., per case, - 25Cg5 -.
FtsH-Msckerai, per bbi, $40 e09siI 90; xii,
81 1aSl p. white fsh, kit, SJessi -.
HkRRlNGS-Drisd,p per oox, f0s56c.
FlSH-Dricd Goldfish, per b. S-t97c
LARD-in tiercr, SAG alec; - 10 pals, log
10 l-4c; and 10 Id in tins II 3tt5l2c.
IL "A dS--Per 10, fancy brands. ls1sa I5iac;
of do 1874 @4Isc.
kiOLL sS5Es-Fan Loui lana. per gal,
6les s.; Choice. 559cJc; Prime so,ss5c; Fair,
45es5oc
RiuE Louisiana, per Ib. 7,azI-sc.
sUGAt. - Circulated, per Is, II 2-llsi2c;
CT nee, n, per 10, 10 I-s9I0 lac; Choice
Louisiana, 9lsy &c; Prime, I-ies l-7c; Ordi-
nary to Fair, sess l. 4c; Common, 3-4ass.
sODA--Cass; bi-carb. English, Gst6 Lee,
keg, u n 5cs3 &c.
sfAk,iH Various braads, per Ii, g,s5e
soaP--oiive, S14ts6c; fancy soaps, per box,
81 50tS5 %.
SALT. Liverpool SAGA, 81 Onai Is: Ohio
river Ia bbls, 81 s59s2 90. table, per sack, IL
TEA-6snpo~der, 5es75c; imperial. 5oa
s5c; Japan, V,Ssc, ooioag, 4oa35c-
VINEGAR Cider, 25ssaoc; white Wine, 50
nile
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-19
,IsE AND CEMENT.

CEMENT koseudIs- "a worth 81 p barre
Louisville, best, III lie kept, "a 80 y barrel
Dallas ~ 50.
LiAEs--The best quality In barrels Is worth
-, in bulk, 81 81, ordinary Dallas, &c. pet
busbei-
PLASTER Is worth IS 80 p barrel
rhe supp,y;of the above mentioned arti-
les IL Am pie demand fair market nIm.