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The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-01-10
!. French story.

]. 4 gentlemen reproachably dressed
goes into 4 canfeetioner's store and
says to tie geutlemanly coafectioner !.
i want 159 Of the incest cream tart.
you can make. .
"A hundred and fifty! That IS 1
pretty large order; do you want them at
once?"
Within three hours, at The latest. :
j can have them ready at that time.
Ahe!nl Il is customary to ask de-
posit on such oriers-say 10 francs.
Certainly, my friend: here are your
10 francs.
II About two honrs later 4 gentle
man irreproachably dressed goes into n
tailor's shop across the way from the
pastry cooks and asks to BE shown
some overcoats. He selects one of the
incest and asks the price
Zone hundred and twenty-five francs.
sir"
Very well. I Will take it. I have
some money to collect at the confec-
toners across the way. I presume you
have no objection TO letting one Of your
young men come over with me to
get it,"
Certainly not. A worthy man is my
friend, Mr.. Puff"
III. To coLfectioner enter lrrepraach-
ably-dressed gentleman, now wearing
an overcoat, anl the tailor's man. Tie
confectioner greets the former with the
respect due to a good customer.
All, Puff, I've called round for that
80. Yon promised to have them fer
NE at 2:30.7
You shall have thol1 in five min
lites. sir
"yery well. Ilaye to 60 round tie
corner to see a man. You will give
this Young gentleman 125 Of the l50.
| viii return and get the other % M
self IN q few moments
With pleasure, SIR
". Five minutes later tic coatcs
toner gives the tailor's young I1an L.
cream-tarts- ts-and bill for tie balanee
thereon, 81 francs 2o confines.
One minute thereafter confectior=t
and Z tailor's young man arc sconr;
tie neighborhood III search Of IN irre-
lroaehablydressel gentleman with i
Lew overceat, whom the great city, With
i.8 cease1ess bastle ana confusion, has
swallowed up as ! yellow dos swallow
"a ogster-cTacker.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-01-10

ErGESfE, before she ever saw Louis
Napoleon, had aid romantic plan for
releasing him from the prison Of Ham,
because her imagination told her she
was to be the guardian angel of imper-
ial France.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-01-10

JIhus it will be seen that Treadway's
oage had gone up the scale hy the
J skips that Orndortf's dog Lad gore
II. Two such remarkable tables OF
A bbage advance and a dog decline
perhaps never before known.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-01-10
.ULL.DOG AND CABBAGE.
rprising Results OF Frivolous Fe-cs
Between Two Men In Nevada

cara m between TWO Men in Nevada
bids al Virginia City Eey} Chronicle.
)und I@ eral years ago one of the most
rene i. wagers ever recorded was made
e ott4r en- Farmer Ireadway, Of Carson,
save ii, >Ald. Orndortl, of this city. Mr..
orf was spending a Sunday at
- ways, and happened to have with
at;n Va pet bulldog which weighed
,,'ie ,"I 4" five pounds. The old agriculturist,
~ =, y .&,t seeing the dog, remarked that
.lo''I we're well enough in their place,
>abbages were his weakness. He
,ADS aid that he intended making some
J., iments with cabbages to see how
| a vegetable could be produced.
ilIldH ,alkerlate to get my cabbages up
ll1r ere they'll be considered the boss"
e had an idea said OrndorT,
..:e' I can breed bulldog down to
'"4''- sr-weight."
e HGiook a-here," remarked Treadvay,
st an, lg up a fence-post and beginning
. esa title it; you've cot forty-fve-
at5a, dog, and I'm raisin' seven-and-a-
e.aat ,ound cabbages. Now, you start
NG sh your dog breedin', and I'll be-
seusn that TN fafch ~, With = rrr.eyos
W s.l.. s.1. i cabbage before Won t1,rn loose !
stoa III, '-and-a-balf-nonn1 doo > : - "
Iaa IA. ndorff accepted the wager. 4 mu-
{. Nj .riend took charge Of tile stakes.
nasl sting the an7nns,t IN tIo Ce~eo,, ,,,
2aI.:. 2al.. next dav = 80
ass Orndorff nov haaon - ,,raoa h;s
o,na m ,,7,,a7r sc;1,t;fo ~ ,,r;,,a; 49, lls2
!. ,s.r He hrid oI5 ;n+cr'ra5 - --;41,
ora ter dogs ara tha;r sis4ers omd
--',s n ns and AM end each er7oaca1;ma
showed ,9aTIad dir5;,9,-t;n,3. =
W. ht in the rcw ge7arat;an 81 f''-1 - =
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-01-10

THE4E is noting lie settling
down. sail 4 retired merchant, conf
deatially, to bis nejghbor When /
gave tip business I settled down, and
found | lad quite comfortable fortune.
l. hei settled UP shouldn't lave had
cent"
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-01-10

No USE trying to rouse any enthusi
asra III carpenter Tie always keeps his
spirit level
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-01-10

IRAyELls said tlas the eicn Widows
are the only secondhand goods that
will sell at primo cost.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-09

SPEAKING Of General Grants administration
Senator Blaine says General Grants admin
istraton POINTS to its facts and to its acts, not
to its professions. 1t points you to tho eight
years of magnificent prosperity; it points you
to peace and to responsibility abroad, and to
peace with all nations of the earth it points
you to higher standard of diplomacy than
has ever been known. with more brilliant re.
suits than with the cannon and the swsrd i,
points ysu to domestic policy and a foreign
policy animated BY the highest Christian prin
siple known to men; it presents, in othe,
words, D." model Of al American admins
iFation." fr-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-09
DAGGErT will shortly intro

REPREsENTATIvEDA GGErT will shortly intro.
duce bill requiring all unsurveyed lands
within railroad limits to be surveyed. The
purpose is to make the railroad lands subject
to taxation, the practice of the companies
being to refrain from asking for surveys or
patents until they find purchasers. Not less
than 100 townships, or about %, 100000
acres, remain unsurveyed within the grant
lands of railroads already constructed in Cal
ifornia, Nevada, Utah and Colorado, and
nearly or quite one-half of this immense area
escapes taxation.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-09

A CHEERING OPINION. Barns is down
at the Bay bracing up the feeble knees on
Pine street with the assurance that the old
Comstock lode is still the sheet anchor of all
our hopes, According to the Chronicle he dis.
courses follows:
Don't you feel scared abut the Comstock, y
said Sine, as he hooked on to the bar with
his elbow and held his glass a few inches be-
low his chin with the other hand. Don t
lay awake nights with the idea that the old
lode has given out There's lots of stuff in
her yet, and prospecting is going on on a scale
never seen before They've always had the
luck to strike it before, and l can't see any
reason why they won't again. And then when
the strike Is made we'll laugh at ourselves for
having been such dern fools as to have let the
sand run out of US and to speak Of the Com
stock as pudding with all raisins picked out
of it,"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-09

The Sun editorially says: Is it true that
Justice Field of the Supreme Court wrote
letter of sympathy and friendship to the
banquet given to Boss Shepherd when that
great public robber was leaving Washingt on2
If so, good bye to Field as Presidential as
pirant. .s'
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-09

AN HONORABLE APoLoGY.-The Carson
Valley Ne,cs makes an apology to the APPEAL
for having insinuated that this journal had
ever received money from railroad companies.
We are glad to see the Ne,cs come promptly
to the front and do the square thing. This
course is manly and honorable, and stamps
the editor of the paper as y gentleman who,
when convinced Of al error. is ready to sc-
knowledge it. Had the Tribune been man.
aged by gentleman equally ready to observe
the rules and customs Of ssed breeding, it
would have been better for the Tribune.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-09

THE Phoebe Record takes very uncharitable
view Of the great aud good Deacon's eccen'
tricities:
The Carson APPEAL has adopted the course
which the Tribune has been pursuing it with
and has turned its battery loose upon the
good ~, honest (D old man Of the latter paper,
and il making the old rascal sqneal.
II the Pioshe man only knew the Deacon A.
W do, he would not indulge in such remarks
- the above "It's bad FORM"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-09

Six hundred of the 756 delegates who
compose the Chicago Convention have been
elected. Tea States and three Territorie.
are still to elect OF these 600 delegates
the Tribune, after a most careful examin
alton of the conflicting claims Of
the partisans of the various candidates
assigns 241 to Blaine, 224 to Grant, 81 to-
Sherman, 81 to Edmunds and ID to Wash
burne This gives no candidate majority
of the convention-379 votes. Blaine Lacks
1873 votes and Grant 155.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-09

FAMILY Row IN OAKLAND.-The follow
ing description of family disturbance in
Oakland came by telegraph from San Fran
Cisco yesterday: The quarrels of the Bird
brothers, relative t. the title to certain lots
of land near the Oakland and Alameda town.
ship line, eliminated in the probable fatal
shooting of Urban Bird. Mrs. Shaartsburg,
a sister of the Bird brothers, yesterday quar-
relied with one of the men engaged on George
Birds side of the premises, in Alameda.
Urban Bird and the woman went to the rear
end of the lot and assaulted and drove off
man who was there. She then attacked
Harvey Bird, who was sitting in the mid
die of his lot. She struck him and ap-
piled approbrious epithets, when he went
off and procured q shotgun, she in the
meantime having got pistol. A general
skirmish then took place, when George
Wilkinson came up and took the gun from
Harvey Bird and fred at Urban. The charge
srtuck him in the head, inaicting injuries
that may prove fatal. Wilkinson was put
in Jail. George Bird and party have barri-
caded themselves in barn, and are pre-
pared to stand siege.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-05-09

The DAILY GLoBE.-The new paper started
in San Francisco by the printers who were
discharged from the Chronicle, has reached
u.s. 1t il q twenty four column paper and is
called the Daily Globe. The following is from
the salatatory:
Our policy is principle. We shall build
s4uarely On that foundation, though We never
reach the second story. There is more salts.
faction in substantial cid ruin than in many
of the Aimsy structures Of the day. We are
independent. We own both ourselves and our
paper. Neither are for sale. In politics
we shall support the best man for the place re-
CARELESS of party. In all things we shall support
the right as we believe it, regardless Of conse-
quences Our mission is to tell the news, not
as we would like people to believe it, but as 1t
u.s. This mission we shall perform to the best
of our ability.
This sounds pretty good for starter, and if
they publish a better newspaper than the Cali
or Chronicle they can in time reach the top.
The idea of printers and writer's combining
their brains and skill is a good one and it is a
wonder that they did not have the sense long
ago to cut loose from the publishers who make
all the money while they do all the work
They must also quit drinking whiskey run
ming nights and squandering everything they
have. If they stick to their work they can
make paper. 80 pull out" everybody; no
soldering, and the enterprise will win.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-23

FLOUR -. We quote City Mills from now
wheat az follows XN, 9 90, XXX, 2 so,
xxx, 3 COS Choice, SO 20; family, mono.
Imported. NN, per cwt -; xxx, $780,
XXX 3 %. Fancy, 3 S5; Patent, 81 co..
RYR--In BSck, q 10.
BARLEY--G5c. per bushel sacked, loose Csc.
BRAH--We quotc at 90c, Wholesale, 81 retail
GuNNY BAes--secoOd-hand In good order, .
cents piece.
0ouN NlEA1--On track large lots $50. In Che
store, jobbinglots Doc
OATS Pew Texas 81 to 40. Sacked, zoo,
WHEAT No 5old SOC; No new, S5,oSjc; No
9,Sl %; 10 new, 75@S Rejected, 6j@7i; No
SS-2de. 80 Gd5ci Mediterranean, No2, So; No 8,
7e@75c; Nicaragua, nominal, 4uc, put not want
cd by Texas nillers
CoRN-30, 32h, TO SO cents, loose ear.
hAY-PraiHN loose rOp wagon, SLIPPER ton ;
Aillett, dc, Sl2. From store. prairie baled Sl5,
per tons Milett, Sl5. Prairie baled, In car
lots, Si4 per ton free on board.
We quote: Chopped corn, per 100 pounds,
IL; chopped corn and oats, Der 100 bounds
" 80; chopped barley, per 100 pounds 81 "a;
crushed corn and cob, per 100 pounds, Sec
,orn bran, per 100 pounds, SOC; Graham flour
% 2i; cream meal, 81 30; line bolted meal, pei
0ushei, b0c. hOminy, per 100 pounds, ~ n
Erlts, per W pounds, " So; corn flour, per loC
pounds, 81.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-23

The widely extended popularity implements acqured bv M
casng effort during half century build extensive business
the enduring principles Of fair dealing with usomen giving
oes models that experience and ingenuity could design combined with
strictly material and the most skilled unscru
pnIou parties food the country with FAGAUDULENT ayagA
TRS,Na of our implements
In oSer not only protect hardly reputation bus
also the interest OF our both and merchant we hav
ALREADY brought suit against the spuriouu mn
ents ana the purpose OF this notice give fair warnng to
and farmers of whom comparatively innocent
III intent but both OF which classes equally with tho paLr
before the law that will hold all MERCHANTS and others who
handle or use EMHEATE@NS goods to sre,
the Courts This applies only pows ars
OF pows also, Points etc - ~ " F
Ih0 d one do buaness upon fairly earned repu
aon of another involving Of pas. onvrh
and trademark law have bScons
avail ourselves OF all redress Courts agn M
FACTUREE, ME&G EANT or FARMER Who nrngsa faur
rights by making, selling using these frauds.
Respectfully.
1o.l.,ule ,.oo.,, 1850 B. f. AVERY & SONS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-23
Fruit ana N. Uts.

TuRNIPs-4Oc. per bushel.
LEMoNs--Per box, IS,
PoP CoRN--PrlZG packages, per A'ross, WHO.
RAIsINs-london layers, $S9sj. 10; layers
81. 10 to So 90 per box.
PEoANs--S2 IS to "a 90 per bushel.
NUTs--hlmOnds 23@25c. per = pOune,: Brazil
ll@l2; 1Iberts, 14al5j English Walnnts,
none; chesmuts, American, none; Italian,
none; peanuts, to s; cocoanuts, IS.
DArEs--l0@l2kc. per pound,
ORANGES Sound stGcg,, .ortds and Louis-
lara, 81 90 TO 8.
Charlottesville
PRUNRs--S@S%c.
We,make the following quotations:
grapes, per barrel, $500; Malaga grapes, per
half barrel, $3.50: California GRAPES, Der 20 ID
boxes, $500; California pears, per box,
S5,6O cocoanutss per hundred, S.,
raisens, layers, new, per box, S3;
raisins, London layers, per box, $3.50; ches-
nuts,d omestio, per pound, lo@l2 G; al.
monds per pound, 23&2i cents; filosrts
10 cents; Brazil nuts, per pound, 10 cents
peanuts, fancy Virginia, per hundred lbs, 81;
figs, in u lib boxes, per h. none:
apples, fancy, per barrel, 81 so; apples, choice,
per barrel, 81 5O@$2; potatoes, per barrel
lRose), W 30; potatoes, per barrel, Peer SISSY
$2,75; onions, per barrel, 81. 5U@54. 10; garlic,
per string, 70 cents; dates, In trails, per
pound 9cents;krout,per barr ell none: krout, Der
hall barrel, none; popcorn, prize boxes, per
half gross, s2.85; Now York factory cheese,
per pound, IL cents; western cheese, per
pound, IA cents; choice cabbages per crate.
Sl.O@5, 90 pure spple vinegar, per gallon,
20 csnts.
PEcAHs. Per bushel Sc % loose, and
cents more double sacked.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-23

CRANEEREEs--S2 1908 per bushel.
MCE-WhOlesale 70 TX.
sALT-ln barrel, 2.25. liverpool /,
So cks, l GOi fine, q 20. Rock 81 80 per saok.
10 IL; Trade Mark, IL; Cream 0, Glngei
! Soaps ~ TO 10.
! LEAD--Sc per 10.
s s,A nc: perpoqndi Blue india, "a
Co.'s bal'as Soap Worls: Pale olive, 10.
| Cambria, &c per pound, Eureka Manufacturinq
| company; Cyclone, 81; Pale Olive, 8; Extra
owe, rs cent cent per pound.
BEASs-3AG. per pound.
CANDLEs--Star, full wtIlk light VT 1S]S
CHEEsE-tlear Sprine, llc; Factory to ID.
llONiNy AND GMrs--si 90 per barred.
SAuLR bIAur For half par.elGl 40.
apFLEs--t5 % TO S4 90 per barrel. STAN
dard barrel Of applcl contains II uCCl1s
ONioNs-Per bulgi, 81 -.
i PoIAr ,Il % per barrel. In sacks,
Dmnh PaAoEEs.-Uureeied Sc, peeled l2c
per pound,
SWEET For'ToE5-50c. per 5a-heI.
C9At oIr-te'ow are revised quotations 40
- Test: IN h2Ie S q r.n,s, paruassut5paI-
'n enuS u 20 nud gallon l1Cout8,
DLoTHAs -IN3-'itou1d, tjci spring, 81 G0per
MEAs"nvs,}s busnsI, iron bound $3.50 Der
4Gqze9i tWg-hoDn uoils,$3 10; ,hrea-hooD 3D.
AuEh-threc nest ygsOrS- 90: sipuJ n III
.'-}i No. j. per dozen, S'oi NO. 2, 8. .yyi no.
=, Representation, gl.95; zinc, sl.o0; New
Era, S3.E@sa50.
WILL HUolHTs-95. oCGg5.69 pardozen.
,, ES"pCH-st4 10 per key Of % pounds; 1917 do
'o sn,o ~ q 90, Sli,S5i blasting kegs, 1896.
=, hlActnRfL--No. J Harrels, $40: naii-barrelr.
'o9Ji Kits, T. pounds, 81 no bG1els, g9'
% zoe. Az
LYE-Concentrate 50 .G5ags nc.
kOlNaHsi8nI. 4. in hUgiF IDr. gpftov ngo
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-23
wiaep and LIQUORS,

ALCoHoL---t"S5 to $40 per gallon.
mash, ST .tOaS5, according@age.
WINRs-C larct, in case, SS.l5G$i; Catawba,
per gallos, sl.locss2; Port, per gallon, ST .ga "a
W; sherry, per gallon, 81 ,20t9sS; Madeira, per
$50. V''-
CIAhrAeNE-Cooks, In baskets, SlsAS9s
Heidsieck, In basket, s2S; Krug, in basket. Ss7
Domestic champagne, Sl0@l6.
ALK-Stock ale, per dozen, 81 .l5@23 so; Por-
ter, per dozen, S2af2 80.
BoTrLE BRSE-St. Louis quarts Sl9, pints
Sls 30, Budwiser, sl2, pints SIS so.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-23
lyon, NahllYVsr,. Eto.

=, IRON We quote nch&rt bar, DC rates
Norway and Swedes, II
PLow sTEEL-SG.,
=, WIRE-smooth wire, !. 9, 7hc. Mes. 10 and
ID ID XII IL no i,I 9 &c; ppound barbed wire
galvanized extra cut haillHc.
HoRsE sHoEs-Per key N;muie sAoes,ci
HORSE SHOE NAILs-Pbox, rs pounds, No
7, So 90; No. S, So 20; No, S6 10. -'0'
NAILs-From lOd to Gae4 % rates.
tin 1laJe, l4X20 SlI b,I. q, 1IYo0 ~ "a,
do, , lt&ll .5g:7 ., der III: solder, i1c ner
lib; sheet iron re 'er, '''
AxEs--per X. 'toz, $40.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-23
Coal and Wood.

cred. ~ ''"' "o'A'
CoKK--50 cents per bnrrel.
Moop-oak, hickory and ash 81 90 per
cord. Sawed stove wood Ia reialIing ~ H.
rates OF 81 /, O. per cord. ~ Wv
CBARCoAL-65 cents per barrel.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-23
Zones, noe.wnx md rn,lox

BoSEs--We quote mixed Sc 50 to 81 per ton
HoNs-9h to cents per pair.
TALLow-.Four and q half 10 Eve cer,s no,.
pound, Wholesale. Retail cents.
BEEsWAx-Wo auole lsc to 20 cents per
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-23
Poultry nnd aane.

PRAmIE CucEENs--We quote at l5e. apiece
SQUIRRELs-Per dozen, e5c.
CHroEENs-We quote 50 % for spring; To-
grown. 81 t0
IUnKEYs--Wo quote sec. to 7sc. apiece.
DuCKs-FSr tame, Ike; wild, 2jO apiece.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-23
Meats ana lard,

BACON --Leng clear sides 0; short clear
~. Breakfast bacon l2c
ORy SALT-long clear aides, S.; short clear
sA. "'
VANs-Plam sugar cured, lOKc; canyass-
cd do, lie.
L4sL--lierce, Ia; half barrel, le,S. ns,ls
to 10 pounds, IL; pounds, M A' P'''@
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-23
To STU ais, 81 95 per bale.
rr0eIce fr0m Sc. louis 20 Dallas,


Kansas City, $50 Ter car.
VolloWingere the rates from uo'H.s N Kan
8 south % Kansas City:
70 Dallas Corn and 0Ets o u .-at. ro-
toe5 per cWt, see.
'OHu'chMg-COrB and oats CIR .-l.
o ferris-Corn and oats, - I8.l.
% Palmer--FlOur, sec; corn u 1.,a,
} p Ennis-FlOar, Sic; corn lu BATS e.
p Rice-Flour, SAC; cOrnan OATS, -tc.
brsicgna, Mexis, GrOssbes k aosss, Wacp.
Ilin, Bremond, Hearne and l.ll. -ti0sr.5Gu
and oats, zee.
| Calyert-Fl0ur, 62c; corn n l.ts SOS.
| GRAIS-To New Orleans i cy,. e,
ouis, 40cts per hun lred
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-23

Ii Stock.

G .TT.Lr-1,Cornfcd,3 to $50; grass do year.
8ll@S20; barn cove, 56lsls ''"'9 oi'''
Observation-Disclosures sD5 n an. f,,,,
stock, 8iO@S75; bu, bsrsca sI;11Saihio. '" ell
die, $50 to si25. '0''' '''9piV'' sau
AuLss-brorn lftcto sjytaep hand, Nil
SO TO $40. 9s h'gh'
HoGs--On foot, Az, for Inferior toprime
porkers.
MUTTON SHREP--There ouotable at % 5Oiagg
ner head ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-23

CorHia 1rmsr. AS a rule dealers paid 50
centa for all tbs shuck and ear they got Il
chance 1t. We heari OF some that fetched SO
but 1t was not very chelce.
oa's are firm at 20 cents. All offered freely
brought that with tae state OF tho weathe
hopping up and making buyers hungry tor
more than they could got.
Flour is In active demand and steady in
price. Sales of 400 barrels were reported yes
torday evening late at So 40 average.
Bran is retailing At 81, and wholesallng at
10 cents. The demand i3 goos.
hay Aasadvanced. AS high as sl4 was paid
To-Day Tor cholcs loose prairie and mlllet
The supply is bslow the demand.
General groceries continue more active than
IN many years. The orders from the country
are heavy aud urgent for immediate shin.
heht' AS trains are running with fair regu-
iari'y 'hey are promptly allied upon the day
oil receipt. But our wagon tralss are slow ia
getting over the more Il loss muddy road.
Du'''r 10 ahads higher to-day. Choice tip
'op WASHED at % oeats; fair, % to 90 cents Der
pound.
hgsa have gone up TO 80 cents, and all offered
from first hSnds taken ny retailers, who ara
holding them at IS and 40. Fifty cents per
uoLon Is possible before Christmas day.
Pecahs are dull atSa Is per bushel.
irlSh potatoes are held by some Jobbers of
~ 80 sad BY Others at 50 IS.
Hides are slow at IL cents ayerage for dry
flint. '
wood is moro active aud to-day s. per cord
for four fo.t
There WAS no coal at the yard
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POSITIVE CURE

without medicine. ALLAN'S SOLUBLE
INDICATED BOUGIIS. Patented Oct. Is,
1876. One hos
no . will cure The most obstinate case, no
matter Of how long standing,
no nauseou3 doses of cubcbs, CO.. alla or'oll
Of sendalwoCd, iha, are certain to produce dis
pepsia by destroying The coatings Of the
stomach.
Price, 81 80 Sold by all druggists, or mailed
on receipt OF price
For further par culars gond for cirgular.
p. o. Box ,5'3. J. G. ALLEN & co., IS
John street, No. York.
Quick, safe and BlIe cGra
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extra O. Ok; extra n -; yeuo
~ TO l2i Louisiana new write
OGi99tce ., prime, ga fair, x
,aVI 5Aashs- 81: prlm
Louisiana lair 4,;on,
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C1TFEN-Rio, Common, l2@l4cj ordi-
nay 10; fair, l5%; good. lGi
prime, lex; choice, lG%@l7; Laguayra
10 Java, 2SsG0c.
AZ IEAs-Imperial, from 45GG5c. per psunda
aAo9uhg dyson, 4oG6a; Oolong, 45@6soi Japan,
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Freight Rates TO

New York, all rail-, 81 80 per 100 pounds
Bt,oeston, tall rail, 81 a perlOO pounds.
PPaii,,aae,rhia, all rail, " "a per 100 pounds.
40 rev Orleans, all rail, CT per l0O nonnds
m mo New Orleans, by Red River, no watep'
10 Galvcg on, 81 - per bale. ""''''
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STs.--A 81, sos B $3.50. 4

-EIEs .--B end spring, $40; A side spring,
S.Suictly A phaetons, $3.50. Carriages
SSiisgientlemen's driving buggy, side bar,
Si9ap speeding, 800. End spring, strictly A
Ssiiia9-open, 96j to SO; side priHg do, Silb to
d. Smp-urseats do, Sl93; platform spring
NOis three sprlag do. 500.
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DaIIns yvoel Married.

Rnite Go. 9'''' " Wv '>' '"'''7'
Voti'At the Oil Min, l0c. per bushel.