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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-21

Mr.. C. Bird Gudey, sheriff Of Putnam
county, passed through the city this morn.
ing, having in charge two prisoners bound
for the penitentiary. One. . youpg man
nsmsd Groostead, for burglsrizins
dwelling and forging scale ticket fnr .
losd Of corn, wss being taken up for Eve
years. The other. named Geo. Lamb, .
lad Of seventeen ysss Of aGe, for burglary,
was sentenced to three Year, confinement.
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G ID

To ell Who ore suffering from the enron
and iDdiscresioas Of yoush, nervous weak.
ness, earley decay. lon Of manhood, &C.,
will ssod . recipe that vill cure you, 1REs
o. cnAnoE- This great reoedy ~ dis.
covered By . missionary il 6osth A0esiea.
6sed . sslf-eddsssasd envelope 10 theRev.
I. Isaaa. 1sasisa D. Nsv Yest O1y.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-21
ALBERT PIKE.
The Eminent Mason Now in the
City-His Career a. Soldier,
Scholar and Pioneer.

Cien- Albert Pike. 81 W-shins,c~. u. T..
10 stopping 81 S.ehsr- hotel. He will b,
remembered A. . v-rv sc,ive parsonage j,
the history Of this nation iVr the last h oil
neers Of the far YES, Who crossed the Rock.
ies and unesrthed wealth., IN land wher,
civilixsticn had not carved Q line or act up
. stone, snd whsre tracks Of nothing save
Of the Crestor and Oh siId beasts w-re vi.i.
BILE. Hi stray poetic pieces which he Hung
TO the world in 1881 sre sell known a.
cultured lovrrs ii poetry Tor their beauty
He Va an old soldier Of the Mexican war
. coiemporsrv Of Scot, and Lee, and com.
psnion Of Doniphsn. OF this state. who
marched from Missouri to Santa Re. over
thirty i've years ago.
A. a Masonic officer and su,hor. he il
known and honored throughout Europe
and Amerlcs, and in fact wherever that
organization has penetrated
ten. Pike is II years Of age, ia large,
tall and disni6ed, With . full head Of AL
most snowy white hair flowing down over
his shoulders. In 1881 he LEI, the town OF
Independence, No., With Col. Eent and a
wagon train on an overland trip to the
Rocky Mountains. At that time the land
between his starting piece and the termi, IL
IL his trip Vas desert, known only To In
diana. The nov densely populated cen,ra
portion of central Missouri was then IN
known to civilization. and the plowshare
had not vet awakened il To pro,iuctiveness.
He made the entire trip With Col. Dent to
Santa Fs, and returned safely. During the
Mexican var Gen. Pike WA captain of
dragons and trusted bearer of messages
through dangerous places.
Gems. Pike and Donphan had arranged
few weeks since to meet an Santa Fe, but
for some reason they failed TO see each
other there; hut they did meet. however,
in Denver recently Tor the first time since
the Mexican war.
The talk BY those old veteran. over old
wars, could il have been caught up by n
reporter and given To the daily press, would
doubtless have made 6rst cls.- reading for
the people, besides setting many disputed
points of historic interest at re-t.
Gen. Pike j. the author of the famous
typical western song. The Fine Old Ark
srtsw t;entlsInan;' also of the humorous
stories Of Life in the See Saw State of
Arkansaw. Some IL his poems, g. Every
Year" aud "rhe Canoe." the last named
of which he diSclAi,ns the authorship Of,
enjoy Worldwide reputation.
Gen. Pike IL ;r.nd Commander of the
Supreme Council Of the Ancient and
Accepted Scottish Rite IL the Southern
District, in America. He enjoys the rcPu-
iation IL possessing the m.~t extensive IN
formation ~ tn the history, ~yu,boiisn and
working Of Masonry of any living man.
lie rs now rsnslaiing some matter from
the original SHnskri,.
He has recently been visiting Masonic
in New Mexico. Color Adj,
Dakota aud Minnesota, and Is srcompa-
MED by VIM. NJ. Ireland. AIS eminent Ma
sonic officer. Last night the general adj
dressed the Mssons Of this city. lie will
remain in the city several DAYS and confer
some Of the hiyhes, degrees Of Masonry on
Sedalia members OF the order.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-21

A Well-Known Newspaper Mans
Opinion - to the Result.

There are few newspaper men in the
state Who are not acquainted. either per-
sonally or by reputation, With X. p. York
-ton, the polished gentleman Who Presides
over the destinies Of the st. Louis Pres
Nevs, and Who is ai.o western agent for
the Campbell Press Company. He has,
within the past week, returned from IN ex.
tended trip through New York, and while
absent msde not fev observations q TO
the political outlook in the Empire state.
He VS. interviewed By . reporter Of the
Kansas City Mai, yesterday. and says that
the very greatest enthusiasm prevails there
among the democrats and the opposite
feeling among republicans. The betting is
largely ir favor Of Hancock, st heavy
odds. too, With few and sardy takers. Many
Of these big bets are that Hancock Will car
~ the stale BY 5000 majority, Others on
80, 900, and none Of them less than 5000.
Mr.. Yorksion Gays that there il = very
noted character in New York City By the
name Of Jane. Morrow. He is wealthy
barber, and u regarded A. an inspired
political prophet He make. a speciality
Of political predictions, backs them wi,h
large amounts of money, AMI never Lost =
bet OF prophecy. So infal'ihle is he re-
sanied in ihis direction. that he il fire.
quently consulted by the leading politi-
cisns of the city. Morrow hss $4,000
staked that Hancock will carry New York
BY $4,000 m.j si,y.
Mr.. Yorksiou IL an experienced and
finely informed gentleman. and his i'm
pee~i"ns and opinions are worth not a lit
tie.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-21

isone Of the most annoying diseases
in the world, and yet all can find
azure relief BY the use Of DIR.
SwAYNE's OINTMENT. II has been
teated 10 thousands Of instances and
invariably makes . cure cure.
The symptoms are moisture like
perpiration, intense itching, in
creased BY scratching, very dis
ire.sing, particularly at night, ~
IL pin. worms we're crawling in and
about the rectum the private parts
are sometimes effected. Procure
this ointment. Reader, If yoc are
suffering from thie distressing COM
plsint, letter. itch, scald bead, ring
worm, harber's itch, any :rusty.
acAiy skin eruptions, use DR..
6waynes Ointment and be cured.
sold BY ell prominent druggists.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-21

The 20-Year. Old Houee Of General
Smith on Seventh Street Should
be Stereoscoped.

In speaking about siereoscopIc views.
Maj Beck said to-day to BAzoo reporter:
There 10 . building in this city vi which
si.reo~Copic view should be taken, mere
" for iis historic interest to all the old set
tiers of the county. That Is the old Gen.
Smith house on Seventh street. II h
nov dilaPids,ed frame building, hut va
once the be-t and only hou-e in this country
for miles around the present. site Of Soda
lie. Il Vas built twenty eigh, years ago.
Gen. Smith told me that he had seen more
happy times in that frame building than
he had ever known in his life outside IL IT.
II served ~ = guide for persons crossing
there prsiries for several yeArs. ] recall
nov. one VI a hundred incidents ii that
kind in my own experience. Il Was TWEEN
iy-iwo years ago. and was then down in
PricevilIe. . little village which stood
about nine miller south q! the present site
of SeialIa.
We aiterward. moved its sixteen houses
on wheels to Smiihton. that being about ONE
mile away. 80 thst the present. site Of
Pricesille is unknown.
Ii wss in the evening ii = fall day that
two St. Louis merchants. friends Of mine,
came TO me and wanted me to get them
over to Georgetosn at once. They were
Mr.. J. Effort, nov president OF the L. S.
Sasinss bank, st st. Louie. and J. T.
We'll, long since dead.
They wanted to get to Georgetown so ss
to zee the sheriff and have him return With
them TO Priceville and save them, il Pos-
sible, . stock Of dry goods in the town,
which . customer Of theirs had bought Of
them, and still owing them for the same.
vas secreting 50 n to defraud them out
Of the stock. We could get
no conveyance, 90 We started
on foot after dark for Georgetown. We
Lost our way, and after wandering about
considerable time came across . mover
Who he'd camped ont. We ssopPed with
him ZONE time, got something to eat, and
re-umed our trip. Seeing the light in the
kitchen window OF this old Smith honse,
il then being near daylight, and the light
VA being ueed in preparing breakfast, We
soon got on the right track and reached
Georgetown about dsvlighf. We found
the sheriff, Mr.. IVES Mcclure. Who Il nov
wealthy bachelor and prosperous far
mer in this county. The merchants told
him their business, and soon agreed on .
plan TO save the dry goods stock. We
then vent to the livery stable owned BY
Oflutt, Who Is nos suctiouers in this city,
and got team, WACO. and negro driver,
sod With the sheriff ve started for home.
The last words O6uit said to the negro
driver were: "Don's let the horses 70 out
Of iroi." We gallop<d CT ran the horses
all the vsy to Priceville, and the mer-
chants saved s. 900 BY the trip. and il was
the light in that old Smith house thu, put
Ne on the track to Georgetown aud enabled
them to save the good. for an hour. de-
lay would have los, all. That old build
ing r. full III historic "reminiscences, and
would be one Of number To contribute To
have Il sisreoscoPed or photographed in
6rst clas style, % that its form could be
preserved q memento Of long ago.
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Worthle0D 0tuG.

Not 20 lest ny frieod If you could see
The strong, healthy. blooming nsa. vooea
odd ehildreo thss have beea raised iron
bed 81 sickssny su6esisg asd slooss dssah,
b the - a Hop Bitten. yos vosid ssy,
"GIesios ssd iavslsahss ssosdy." e.
sseah8 eel1aa-PAilaAslpAis Psso.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-21

Of consumption, il characterized BY
catsrrh or inflammation OF the mu-
Gus membrane OF the air passages
with cough and expectoration.
short breath, hoareeness, pains in
the chest. For al bronchial aiiec-
tions, sore throat, aphonis or los
Of voice, coughs, DR. SwAYNE's
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY" is . vell-known curative.
Pnce Is cents, and 81 . bottle. or
ak bottles IS. The large size IL
the most economical. Prepared
only BY DR.. Swayne 4 Son, Phila-
delphia. Sold By al prominent
druggists. An occasional doe Of
S1syne's Pills should Be taken O
keep the bowels free. They are
excellent for torpid liver and bill
ioue complaints.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-21
THE LAST GLASS.
The Bride Of an Hour Poisoned at
Her Wedding by Q Discarded
Suitor.

The Versailles Gazette has the following
In half hours conversation with Mr.
T. X. Rueker, from Gentry county, Gs'
seste n porter learned the particulars of a
awful double tragedy, which occurred
about . week since, At the quiet little vii.
lage Of Rural Dale.
Rural Dale il . pleasant little place.
nestled away among the picturesque hills
and woodland. Squire Miller, who Liver
these, haa, or did have one week ago, .
beautiful daughter, the acknowledged belle
Of al the country around about. Two
very respectable young gentlemen OF the
neighborhOod we're suitors for her hand.
Their names we're Charles Fletcher and
William Menard. Though at first il
seemed that the young lady looked With
more favor upon Menard, after while
matter. changed, and the village gossipers
announced that the beautiful Lena Miller
would ere long he lead to the hymenisl
altar by Charles Fletcher. And 20 il
proved.
Onls~t Thunsday evening just at twilight.
q large and brilliant party sssembled 10
III. psrIors of Squire Miller and witnessed
the solemn marriage Of his only daughter
to Mr.. Charles Fletcher.
The discarded suitor. Menard, was there
IN invited guest, and non eseemed gayer,
happier. or more joyful than he. During
the evening he lsughinely approached the
bride. VINO leaned lovingly on The arm Of
her husband, and said, holding sloft two
sparkling glasses Of wine: "L+t us drink
last glass together, Miss Lena"
The bride accepted the glase and both
drank, smiling the while. In less than i've
minutes, while the ball vas at its height,
the young wife turned pale, gasped and FELL
dead in her bridal robes. The widest con-
fusion prevailed. The groom stood above
the dead body Of his bride OF an hour, mute
and speechleS with grief Nov there
were clamor,ngs for vengeance. Men
ruahed forth to end the destroyer. They
found him. He lay Just . few feet from
the gateway, his right hand grasping the
fatal glaar, while his rigid eyes stared Va
cantly up At the stars. A smile Of triumph
wreathed his set :ips-he too was dead.
The town, a. our informant tells la, wa
thrown into the profonndest grief by the
awful occurrence Both bodies were buri' d
next evening.
Little Annie il the daughter of one OF
our most prominent citizens. Yesterday
she told "a. in her way, what . good medi-
cine Or. Bnlls Cough Syrup was, as it had
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-21
l1lHl1ilIRIlIIlIIlI

DHySICIANS say II Is PERFECT SCBSTI-
j TUTE for the >ulPhate IuinIne. Superior in
tome properties, AMI produces no disagreeabis
effect.
Isn~- the Same rs Sulphafe Quinine Sold
by all Druggists, >ent by mail, price d. 80 per
o. Billings. Capp b CO., CHEMISTS, Boston.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-21

Barpiners Is the absence Of pain or an
noysnce. end wherever there is pain there
is disease. A pain in the lower portion 81
the body indicates disorder Of some kind.
II there is any odor or color or deposit in
the urine !, means disease AMI requires At
teniion 1t once. We have heard many OF
our friends speak Of the remarkable poser
Of Warmers Sale Kidney and Liver Cure
and are convinced there II nothing 40 Ger.
tain and valuable for al dirorder. Of the
urinary .ystem both male and female.
Mr.. Smith, Of Brownsville, svore out
. warrant Tor the arrest Of Larry Csion, Of
this city to-dsy. Smith claims that he left
. revolver recently 10 the custody of eaton
sod when b returned and claimed the
revolver, Cation said il he'd been stolen.
The suit u brought in the nature Of GRIM
inal prosecution sgsinst Cation, before
Squire Weber, end 10 on trial as the
BAz00 goes 10 prem.
The Sc. Louis Chrouicle CT Yesterday
says: On sccouot Of this being the dsy Of
ssooemest, one Of the most Important Of
Hebeev holidays, all the pieces Of business
OF she Hebeevs are closed today, and few
OF then Veso soeo upon the streets, except
in The morning, soi.g To and from the tenn
pie. Tia closiag Of % many establish.
meats hss he'd . sensible eject upon busi-
~, sspeesally he freight lisss 10 Tie
soaih. TIE Whssibosis Of she sasaoen ios
Nsv Os!eaas vsseL alooss - qsist - q
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-21
NEW PALESTINE ITEMS.

Frost plenty.
Money scarce.
Weather cool.
We are soon to have q beer saloon.
&C. E. Harness has gone to St. Louis.
-Greenback meeting here on the 18th
Whats up?
-Theo. Corwin still wants the BAzoo. but
Iikes 81 20 "awful we'll"
The democrats are going to have pic
mic At Nebo on the 18Th. Every body in
vited.
Miss Mollie Martin, who has been Wis
iting in johnson and Henry counties hss
rsturned home.
Wheat IL worth % cenis, hut there is
some in this town that can't he bought fol
love nor money.
One Of Mr.. Hooks little children was
killed BY . runaway team on Saturday
evening, near Bunceton.
-. r. NJ, the female mesmeriser. had
call this morning but Was abaent. The
captain must attend TO b0siness.
-Tns Upton fair was a failure. If any
one wished the worth of their fifty cents
they should have gone TO Sedalia.
Mrs Jennie Henderson, . beautiful
and charming young lady Of this township
has left for Iouisiana, Mo-, {" attend
school. We will miss her.
Mr.. Harker and vile, Of the Missouri
Paei6c, have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
Ter, Of this place. Come again, Spencer
you shall b. gladly welcomed.
The agent here hes heen chilling; he
looks "a though he had been run through
the Clint mills. and il will take two to make
. ahadov. So westood Lon" up by him
and let them shake together. APoLLO.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-21
s0Wayne's Ointment and Pills"
THE GREATEST RENFpIIs THE WORLD HA.
EVER KNOWN.

EVER KNOWN
Curing the mort inveteraie Case Of skin
diseases. such a. letter, salt rheuu', scal,:
head, BARRIERS itch, sores, all cIus,y, scaiy
skin erupiions, and that distressing COM
plant. itching piles. As blood purifier
and regulator, Swayne's Tar and Sarsapsr-
lila Pills are excellent Cure sick and
nervous headache, dyspepsia, indigestion,
yard OF malarial ieses, cleansing the sys-
ten and bowels Of all impurities. restoring
to healthy activity every organ Of the body.
Price . cents box, i've boxes 81. Oint-
ment 50 cents, three boxes Sl.25. Can be
sent By mail u any address on receipt Of
price. Address letters, DR.. Swayne Il Son,
40 North Sixth street, Philadelphia. Sold
by all leading druggists
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-21

He talked ss II he had frog in BIZ.
throat" but he va only hoarse a single
hottie Of DR.. Buli'- Cough Syrup relieved
the trouble at once. Price p cents bot
tie
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-21

The following resolution was then nd.
dopted:
Resolved, That ne deem il inexpedient
to nominate anyone for congress At the
present time.
After the appointment Of the new exc
cutive committee, the convention adjourned
sine die.
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup gives BY fer
the best satisfaction and takes the lead of
al cough preparations ON our shelvee.-
Carpenter & Palmeter. Jan eetown, n. Y.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-21

Ono hundred and seventy three tickets
vere sold 1t this Office Tor The Sedalia ex.
poaitioa. This makes On aggEegais
amount Of $3S665 Tor tie sailroed con.
psay fsoa hsss.-WsTsasiuy Hsuh.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-21

NO remedy for kidney disesse, hereto
fore discovered can be held for one moment
10 comparison with Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure.-C. A. Harvey, d. d.,
Washington. d. L.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-21

We are going TO Close out our entire
s,ock Of WOODEN goods 1t Wholesale prices.
Stocking yarn only seventy-6ve cents per
pound; Jeans from twenty cents per yard
up; 6.nnels from twenty cents per yard up
800 pain of blankets at all prices. Come
early and get bargains, at No. 5 Ilsen
block, Ohio street, or At the Sedalia WOOL
en- mills.
Stocking yarns only seventy-6se cente
PER yard, and all other goods at Wholesale
prices 10 close out our stock. 1t No. S, H.
gen block. Ohio street, or at the Sedalia
W.a.le0 mills. wt3
0trayed.
Froo ny farm, on September Sih, 1880.
ore bay MARI, four yesn old, Isl hsnds
bsgh. heavy msne aud tsil, white spot
o. hip. sbod all around and eoes in
o. rnnsiag walk ell the time.
A tsbsesl reward will be paid for
tire sstasn Of Tie animal to me or to
Lvna 4 6sevsas. 6edalia, or for any in.
! oesossim which will lead 10 hes recovery.
D.l111sG3ss T.R. PRacE.
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. The enormous sale of Or. Bulls Coueh

The enormous sale of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup has had the effect of bringing cut
numerous similsr remedies; but the pen.
pie are not 40 easily induced to make .
trial of the new article, when they value
the old ard reliable one. DR.. Bulle Cough
Syrup.
The Republican Ticket.
The following are the nominations made
BY the republican state convention ct St.
Louis yesterday:
Governor, Col. d. p. Dyer, St. Louis.
Lieut.-goyemor, Milo Blair, Of Pettis
county.
Auditor, L. A. Thomas, Montgomery
county.
Treasurer, w. Q. Dsllmeyer, Cole
county.
Attorney-eenersl, H. Fl. Harding, Jasper
county.
Rsilrosd commissioner, Howard Barnes
(colored). Cole county.
Supreme judge, }. V. C. Karnes, Jackson
county.
Register of Lands, Adam rhiss, Marion
county.
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Little Annie il The daughter of one OF
our most prominent citizens. Yesterday
she told IA, in her way, what . good medi-
cine Or. BnIl's Cough Syrup wac, Ms il had
cured her of very severe cold.
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NERVOUSNESS.

NERVOUSNESS.
II affords me great pleasure to bear testimony
to the benefits have received from useing Fell
lows Compound Syrup Of Hypophosphites. ]
have recommended IL to many Of my friends, end &c
has proved an excellent curative for Nervousness
and General Debility. 1t is also first class Tonic
enables person to take on flesh rapidly, and
IL free from the eonstpatng effects characteristic
Of other Tones have tried.
HENRY JOHNSTON, Montreal.
READ DIR. EARLS TESTIMONIAL.
Mr.. James l. Fellows, Manufacturing Chemist.
SiR-ror severa! months past I have used your
Compound Syrup IN the treatment Of InciPient Pit
hisic, Chrome Bronchitis, and other Affections Of
the Chest, and I have hesitation in stating that
II ranks foremost amongst the remedies used in
those diseases. Being An excellent Nervous Ton
ic, II exerts direct influence on the Nervous Sys
tenn, and through il, it invigorates the body. IL
affords me pleasure to RECOMMENDED q remedy
which IL really good in cases for which u ~ in
tended when 80 many advertised are worse than
useless. am, yours truely.
rs EARLE, JR. MD.
IL cures Asthma, Loss Of Voice, Neuralgia, 81
vltus Dance. Epleptc Fits, WhOOping Cough.
Nervousness. and ~ most wonderful adjunct to
other remedies in sustaining life during the pro-
cess of Dipthera-
Do not he deceived by remedies hearing q SINH
lar name no other preparation il substitute for
this under any circumstances.
Price, $3.50 per Bottle. Sir for 81 so.
SOLD Y A LII DRUGGISTS.
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SOLD YALL DRUGGISTS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-16
Miscellaneous Grosers, stock,

CRANBERRIKs--None.
RIcE-Wholesale ~ to SIS.
SALr-In barrel, $40 to 60. Llyerpool IN
sacks, 20; fine, s2.0O.
CRAcKsRs--sode, xxx, OK tot; xxx, 7
Ginger Snaps, on to 10,
LKAD-s@S1Sc per Id,
soAP--Oiive, &c. perpound; Blue India, 6k
toShi Satinet, S.76 TO $3.50. @, p. Whiteman
4 Co.'s Dallas Soap Works. Pale Oliye' 10.
Cambria, Go. per pound -
BRANs A to Axe. per pound.
CANDLES Star, l6c.
CmRsK--t'lear Spring, 1lc; Factory lskc.
HoMINY AND GRIrs-S4 30 to IS per barrel
SAuER KRAUr For half barrel 81 to 81 81
APPLKs--s2.50 to IS 40 per barrel.
0SIoNs--Per barn oil, % 80. to IS rs,
PorAroEs-S2 10 to s2.26.
bunhel. Ps'
COAL 0iL-Below are revised quotations ITO
test. In all size packages ~ 80; In barre!
box. ~f"e' sN'NV Pei
MEAsunKs- X bushei, Iron bound, 81. 80 per
ucxsn; two-hoop pals, - 10; three -hoop, 81 30.
Auhs-rhrcc nest, s2Ao@s2 ~, eight nest,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-16
Flour, Grain and Hay.

Flour - We quote City Mills from new
wheat as follows; M, 2gS, xxx, 2 so,
XXXX, . 70; Choice, So 9O;family, none.
Imported: NIX, per cwt -; xxx, -
XXXX, > 00;. Fancy, 3 90 TO 10; Patent, 8 IS.
RyR--ln sack. 81. 10
BARLEy-.5Sc. per bushel sacked loose Sc.
BRAN-Wequotoa at zoe.
GuNNY BAes-second-hand In good order, !
ents q piece.
CoaN MRAL--on track large lots SOC. In the
store, jobbng lots sc,
OATs-New r. xas 20 TO IS.
WHKAT--No 3 old, 96c; No Snew, S56S6c, No
2, nonei No new, 75@S0. Rejected, 6'@7i; No
grade 5O@65c; Mediterranean, No2, 50; No s,
1o@75ci Nicaragua, nominal, i0c, but not want
ed by Texas millers
CoRN-We quote new Texas from wagon In
ehuck and ear 80 cents per bushel
HAY-Prairie. loose from wagon, So per ton I;
Millett. do, IS. From store. prairie, baled, roc
per hundred; Mlllett 30, Prairie baled, In car
lots, $40 per ton free on board.
GRAHAM FLoun-ss 80; homlny, per. 100
pounds, nom i; grits, nom. corn flour, 81 ,25;
rushed corn and cob, 81 per hundred, corn
bran, nom. 40c.