davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-08-11

Tong cItar1 4isucd ii lin foosa and &7jM l0xol1
sss nai1sf 4 SGF 81 iar
esasst grnen hains, eat1y ssetaFu, sAe .,<..,, ~
ahott rEbs. ssGHtc for rhnr cloaEs, lu't9luNo for
hama all cnEvust4 Rfld packed.
NNKAHE.Qu!et. We quote while 1t asleSAlo ard
yotow nt 4l44t4NG-
UEEE-N u ~ QUOT Al &a:stlsD for mGss, &a7o11W
for extra Muxk, Int1 ~ lkt.l ~ for hams
.,MAEaMw-t,u!ot u1la study III GladNo for city and
6lIda1iG for COUNTY,,
, 1880-08-11

BlIElsr-Weru dull and nominal a. t27ss LIS per in1
: HuFrALo, AUG. observation-disclosures to-day, E3n;
@ @sh*siG xo .sfsts u s; sss s' a1;ts ;Se H. Is H.
\ s:,;,s s'ssteEs IL iii dsssad
siKET ASn h:,il!s.iteeeir.s to:dsy. l.se,I cnn-
:;Ss i;J g ESa ssss,N WS:SsR isSs s tsS shasa'
iloas-Nccrilta 9:t'ay. ,l1; conslsnod through u
sTs! sFbef shs y @ e g'Gs hF{ sns n
ses94 Hs1ssa saa Ss SSas StSa e.; xsiss: @ Il tf' ssf
EAST LIBERTY.
~ II s SG .s:es e
saasssy %u;ss;: SsSSss 'asssy e slssss9s
ct: f.: sss F. y ssf: Ell,
:$ss ts' Ssas tSaaspha. aSss .4
s;;s. M ~ ,,, ssas a.sss * dull at
WATEItrOwH.
oep. ao@ssx eee.S a
stsss! q sgpgy m St q, s9Ss As A.
oi asSsstssss s9s:.ss ISL. ss& se ssS!s&i North
siixSr SSS l.aTSs ltofSIpt., &:so. ola sheen
$ss ss IT'LL; s i
ST. Eouls.
ST. doula AaF. A. @l9;gA1yLa-ssnnly IL. s'm9st rhol,y
anfet at provo1a prcasi recetp,.. zl1i shipmunti.
snEsr,.1astsady, unohangsat receipts, su. shp-
an9 tsf fSSsSs; iatse s's s iaSs M
KANSAS CITY.
ap<etal ptspateA 70 IT. Chttoeo 1fthtn.
KANaAsGiTx AuS r., -uAsETLEmrh9 i.rtss Carrtna
, 1880-08-11
Pra. H sfilpMESTs.

Withdrawn from storo during Monday for
city consumption OILS bu corn, LOO bu onts,
1tQ00 bu barley.
Tho following grain was inspected into storo
In this city yesterday murn!nR. 16 cura rod
wtntor whoat, cars No. = winter, 40 cars No. Q
10. II carr rejected, cars No. spring, 20 cars
No. 2 do. y ears No. u do. car re!cotetl t:.sa0
whcnti: ao5 casD and sss.300 bu No. +: corn, 1b7
cars and h,700 bu high-mixcd, Q cars now mixed,
70 cars rcjouted cur no Crude ba5 CORN; % cars
wh!to oAts, cars No. 2 mixed, 10 cars rejected,
cara no grado ses oats>i cars No. rye, Il casa
Nc. . no.: cars rejected f1B ryc); chr No. o
barley, cars No. 1 do. Total 1870 cnrs), 446,oQo
hu. Inspected ont. u, ,bl3 h winter wheat, *, ,a6r
hu spring do, aoa,a1l bu corr, 1a,sSo bu outs,
2l,11 bu rye. ~. +.
Tho leading produce mnrkots wcro agnin tame
yesterday, but relatively stoady III grAin. while
proyislons wero !rregularly stronger. Wheat
was firm. though In somewhat smaller demand,
especially for winter. Tho Hritjsh whcat mar
kct appeared to bu yosy uneven, aprtnx being
quoted id per ccntsl higher, and winter fully Sd
lowori Thu latter would appear to havo boom
weakened BY bjE tncrcaso IN the visible sup
plyi cur exports last week wer1 ouorniohs,-
some e0o1000 bu. Corn wax very btaady, scarce
ly varying 3ic by tho hour, and was In fair ship
ping donland, With smaller receipts. Oats Noro
drmer. mud other gram quiot. Fork and lard
rnlod higher III sympathy with an alvnuco In
tho price OF hogs. and meats woru aurprainRly
strong, short ribs jumping up about aAo pcr 100
lbs. Fartlc8 In the tEAlo report an unusually
aotlvo demand for mildloe, particularly from
the 6outh. and stocks arc working we'll down,
With smaller receipts OF hogs. 1t ia prodloto1
that tho wlntor season will open With lIttio
meats on hand hello or elsewhere. Mess pork
closed 100 higher, at si1.05 for September and
SlaM for October. Lar! closed ThNl0o higher,
at *742t@7,tt spllcr September aud t7,47}t far
October. Short Rib. closed higher, At e7.T3.4O
7.75 for September. Spring wheat closed t1ru1or,
at e0AQSoHo Tos August and s0Ho for Soptcm-
bor. lied winter cl0aed at Go Tor soler August.
Corn closed AdtAo hiRher, Ut Wo bid for SPOT
and Whc tor 6eptsmbcE. Oats ctoteA A0Hn
higher, ut 23Ho for AuRust and =iN for Neptom-
bar. Rye was steady at e0o spot, and t4H for
September. Harley wn8 T%Ma seller 8eptoulbor.
Ilogs wero strong ut tt.7slsa00 for light, aud at
a.sae6.a3 heavy. Cattle wcra hrnes, with salos
at es.00Q1AsQ. -
Dry KOods woE0 0rderc.t III 4 hand-to-mouth
way only. but tho aggregate distribution wss OF
fair proportions for tho season, August betux
amouG the 4uleteat muntha OF the yuar. nrlcCa
AhOW m0Ev Ateadluess than Tor salns tuo prt,-
viols,' hut lu tue equalization Ut values sonlo
further ohAnges ar0 likely to occur. Jobbers Of
Etocastes woEs aka!u fairiy busy> Orders from
Tho tatostor tFadu continue to arrive freely, &Ed
salcs arc unQnestlopably In exoeaa Of f0r.nor
yeara at . like period. pEioes woro trm tor all
the loading staptos. and for must Of tho minor
articles. The butter market xas fairly active
, 1880-08-11
!, FIELD'S ELECTR0-MOfl0K.

rr. gtoos,cn nut,tcv Field
Upon Ills ratentcd lnventle,, -l,n-
uroyc.uot,ts 1iado and Objections
con'1ased: ,-..,, ,,...,, ,,,. ,
A cal, upon tho invonsor. NJ. Stephen Dudley Dudley
cnr,no u ] was described IN yesterdays Ue1, Dis
onr.rnd a 1.rnal. .shuuldcrel, masstyely- bniit
% youus n,an Of "a yours. with n strong faco md
sccu tho notice OF his Invention In tho Ife.u'd,
aa. a." ~ ,,'.,,+ .horotm c.n,ntrc ,I MT run
sst 'p n s s so,a o ocotro a @ luce
e hs ha 1u ,unae n'd eou'v @rcot mny aditons and @
r.ovor,r,,ta In H. wi,,rh wcre still In the hauds
rsosu w. 'Tntort r,,rn m..hor,trs md of witch.
"Tbc patont III question" he sel.l. "hat 'eor,e
g sgg is Ct an e st W. W. re roasts %h
o,hers were gctti,ig c,okoa."
sFor IN eieyAtstl ruaa,.' be sad, 1.-THE hollow
site9tion dlestea e oropelling, s.rcst
haso Ii tSo es5o systen' r opefStiop, wheh sends
tbs S levei 1t rase q sainottiaes elsht miles ~
@Ss' Rsea cosR I'll 1g hsavy se va far ' reprs Ws far ia
s9 sss.1a M Ht1 st e be sew tss ro"awy W.
know, rnn in hnllow ohurnlor or tube with IL
isssippcd Iy ,.n urn from tho chr. w!ci, n,uyes
snF s ot: won h. sc sdSn f
sseme 1nro fur e"Sst1r ths r,i IN w',o hSl,
sot 10 prnytdu cnntIt,,ious electrical contaut.
TGis depressed cllulni'rr would not bo necessary
vltIo Htnpjy tor Mly iuolifenttoi, tllny need,
On tho question Oh the slut, II msed, even ",
, 1880-08-11


Ch11'l.E-The arrivals from, saturday to tho c4oso
or yesterday amounted to on1Y abuut ~ head. This
failing on AZ compared with tho tDtnl for tho
responding days Of lust week, Of bMN head. A wns
to DO expected. tho eoct upon pEIccs Of tho dn,ln-
ished huppJ Mas 10 st!hcn them. The adynncc wns
much loss marked tlar It would havo boon hail
ports from tho East hold out sofuu announcement.
but, small M 1t wns, IL was ost we!come 10 sellers
after tho dsaasfus oseGs Ut last rctk. Hacs showed
MI Improvement. III compared with tho lowest precA
Ut last week, df i19l5c ExportosH wcre willing to
pay bns little naro than Frnys prices. s7,sl III bo-
inR about tho top Of tito fnnskes. Tpxnns wero
xSs ~ pToi;y In sS'e :apps Sfye
res Sao! asst pa xs .arc spst nS IT,
ssaSs wetS as u % iasssr fs'Ist nsi Il
4x H. anS I, nofkSt s2ssH r III. tl,e s,s
S !sS |{e''''a''' 10"''"
gpSa As s SisS III ssfss'. @
sclL even at tho reduction.
QUOTATIONS.
Hest steers Amerlcan)..., lsI1
an,, Meavy AZ
Inferior blla
"Tl'ote prces arc for cstiuatod iend yoRht onal
*shesisIt,asie was oacecdna,, slow. paet!eanry
stasotaSly tu.sr shaa ast Muadsy '0SA '''''' a''
QUOTATIONS.:
Extra necvcs-0rnded sleers, wolgh!nE 80
choss turned sirais.
Cool tx sisais @csj '1h"
lnR n g lalj Alas4.,
p"'ssaFs Ss t; s;a aSt
wota9itiH I'D Il ia5 ssoea.s
r to i3o s5oaaH
iatssar ind ia s,1 !. ;tass '
bulls, md scaWng stesr4'.:......'....e. Iz5@22s
, 1880-08-11

These figures show dctrchso during Inst week
nt b37.2 nj bu wheat 1B ~ bu cats 1,Gci hu rye,
1.000 bu hurley. and m incrcnso Of I97,ss4L bli
corn. Totnl decrease, s7,1E, hu.
Tho following were Among tho direct exports
from this city during 1nst week oti through bt's
of hiding: p,G65 brts flour, 1WjE,4 hi whcnt, ZIG
pkYs pork, 14,s:I5 boxes mcut, 3,bIl cascs cnnncd
inen,s, 40l8 pkRs lard. 100 Urls tongues, t,kgs
butter l1,473 pigs cheese, 1,e'd brs tnlIow, 4, ,52
Iris oat-rlenl, 1916 brs cor1l- -ucnl, 20 brls larl
OIL Gi ,ID0 lbs tobncCo, 38, l0O It's stcnr!nc,
Tire following table shows tho distribution Of
tho hrcadsruGs shipped from this city during
Inst week, tho totul of rall movement Including
tint pvor ronIa not Bpoelilcd:
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HOW He Got Ahead or Providence.
4E4nY fhan lf,.1,A L.

osny s.any ycaEs ago there livod 1T Balon,, Conn,,
~ eccentric Innn uanioA An,asA IliAurli, alilt
~ ~ NY nta;AsIon III summer ho h.ll Il lvc.ucfo
In ~ oholtD 9rnss, cut un1 sprc,lt nut tD dry.
4 W. Mlerl,u4'n shower Cnie up nntl .ltcuchGd
A,,ts W NEXT dAy tho hIy Wna sPrcml cut tu dry.
th' thotnor 1's!,r shower cno up A rG.lruchel il. In
d. tbn fn foI aay s6o sa!to nrogsain waa repeated
esly drle1 anu rakei ito wi Wips"ws 0In pL, ppml,
..sF, haF nuyea up over tho Western horizon, and L
En1aMNt xrowl of thunder eciucsl from Tho bills
iooEnniI,a wlta mud. lie looked ut tho t,ay did
shS"3sd hn at the cloud. "itrl. lp to tho house,
mSn ~ nmd' saad' ~ u y9!co trembling With resent
nnMfa n.ha 4alo nriuE down u ilreliranA: quick,
an aIx ~ M!th hlaxluy tSroll, aud Kilbo, tonchn
'a's hay Will git wet agaiI..' wv =
., MRah tho scalp With Ulanu's Hulubur gnan u,
SeAlofV 1Auqrut Quu Kt.uld htnld s'3s'F w
, 1880-08-11
COMMEl}CIAL..

Tho following woro tho receipts and shipments
Of tho leading articles Of produce III this city
during tho twonty. four hours ondlng ut o'clock
Tucsdny morning and for tho corresponding tltno
lust yoar:
, 1880-08-11

Il0Nh-Wcro LII ANAL 8appy us!d NGrc AMIN
atrns'Eer, thnaah aside from lholeo hcnvy rnrr!.l
ssse M Th1! & eess - ~. w. s1ab!a at esst9r rSs; y
*Oru Iii dolnanu ut fI15AAu ,ttd liIe1ur TO t:,ots
hunyy nt *tas5aE3 few nsaurtod ph!lntienln,
t9I,o days pravus, to which, fa. Is partly uuu shn
Mnr q pISss Fly a sSsts @ TnSn o9.
kHtH HfSiu II {Artrn
, 1880-08-11
MINING NEWS.

BY tAS Mining -4sxxtatsd PTtts
New YpilK, Aug. l0.-f3ua!peAa at the Mining
Exchanges To-day wss fairly acttye, With bard
entug tendency in prices. Tho closing ofliolal
quotations weroi
, 1880-08-11

MC9tnn.,.,........n. q I!!rcsn Mountain. ....Ea.
kiissr Nuzsos ppahannock. IL
f,IiItion receipts from }ho mincs to-lay. A.,-
nal. Little Chief shtppaii I'M tons saturtny
nntl Sunday. tthrrsolto shlrpcd IN inns Mo,.-
day. Silver Nugget shipped 4l,rE in bullion.
Tho Empire MIn1ns Company. Of Utah, Inns
levied n,, nascssn.ent Of &fc1 pcr, thnrc. Tho
proceeds will Do doyutcA To paying tho debts ilti
completing the now mill now III eourso Of Greg
tlnn. -
Grnnviio IL rashlns 500 cubic yards Of gravel
The s,noitlng furnace Of Gnppos Knol. IL In
operation, with m ascrnEo Of ,lbuut SO per
tun
Another strike Of n rich body Of orc is ro-
:sp,eai DispaisA 10 Tie chstaao 1rl1snt.
New YnRK, Auk. lQ.-fn The mining market
trnrsnctions wuro light with nnimpnrtnht
tapnt III Chrys0i(tc, iM,t I.ittfa Chiefs iast div-
t1ct1l bias not ttren9tl,pncd t1le st0rk, Central
ArEznint ADVANCED 10 loei, unl tlu l,ylrR Is by
etrong ho,,scs. Silver Clltf Is Inactive, but ilrmly
, 1880-08-11

AsO 4AN hM ryN BY rNti l0i d b x, 81 luks ETp0f-
fal0. ard b.eai bn hurley shipped lY rail.
Tho nsova shipments nf wheat included Is aG553
bu by tho ChIcuF.l Il Northwestern md 1900 hi,
by the Chicago, Milwaukee, & St. Paul 1lnllronls
, 1880-08-11

.a'ua Mhan Tho scalp With Uunn'a H,uuhur goap Il,
Sstaofv 14udrut and scull heui, sS~'f ~
, 1880-08-11
GENERAL MARKETS.

BUTTEIt-1ho doinnnd koops pacn With the supply
md tho rru tanB horeofore noted ts still prevalent
uf re creamery and dairy the markell Ia kent baso,
nor il hcro nny accumulation Of thu lower xsndca
tepackars tnking a1 tho offerings suited thclr pur
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-10

.n8k; satiuet, 81. rs to $500. c. p. Whlteman
Co.'s Dallas Soap Works. Pale Olive, 5ci
jamhric, tic. per pound.
BEANS A to NC. per pound.
CANDLES Star, loo
CHEESE 4 ear Spring, lac; Factory l2Hc.
IloMINY AND GRITs- - 80 to 81 per barrel.
SAuER KRAuT For half bar -el 81 to g. 80.
APrLRs-.2 30 TO So 30 pr barrel.
ON1oNs-Per bar. VI, sS 30. TO So 49,
PorArOEs-S2 10 to t2,75.
SWEET PoTAToES--ked 400. white SOC. per
bushel
Coal OIL-Bclow are revised quotations 10
r. test: In AL size packages - 5Oi in barre S
~ cents.
CLOTHES PKs-Round, dc; spring, s! 90 per
box
MEASURES Il bushel, iron bound, $3.50 per
TUBs-Threc nest, " ,l0gss. bUi eight nest,
E.25
WAsHBoARDs-Wo 81 .S5; zinc, rs; New
Era, 81 Sos 10.
WELL BUCKnTs-s5 2j@s5 30 per dozen.
POWDER ST. 40 per key OF 25 pounds; l2h do,
3A6 81 do, 81 SO; blasting kegs, N'25..
sno1-Drop, bag, s2 3O@s2 40; bnck, R.!o
ds2.G5
MACKERRL-NO. J barrels, So; half-barrels,
VI 80; kits, Il pounds, sl.lO; No. barrels, $40.
CASDY-Stlck, l30lbc. pound. Fancy, ID
70 BIC. Prize candy 81
LYE-tOncentrhte1, S3aA.2A
hoPh~-Sisal. u in. Toe; hasis, cotton, 22c
NIEkGAR-Per gallon, 20@3nc.
WRAPPIEG PAPER Rag and Straw, 4Oc. GBc.
Zoe. and S5c per bunch.
STAkCu-4Lc,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-10
State Of the Markets

Trade TO day was moderately &C
tive. Cotto came in quite free y,
prices for 1t were stronger and frac
tion CHER, ther was an eager demand. aud
all offered FIRE ly taken. Our wholesale men
did iair days work, AND retail m, rchants
mad no gr' unds 10 complaint.
Mea ara barely steady. There Is n lack of
confidence In b. immediats iutu and a fear
that an anxiety on he part of mack r. q clean
mp st0c s on hand bafJre ih'ir new season
opens m y break down existing values
used TO be ha new meat WAS not ready until
December, but since the era of
refrigeration i.s hard to tell whether
IL has any regu ar season or not. Hogs
however, ale slill iattrGcu in the Inll over
the.westen country of that years crop OF
corn.
Flour is in flnesupply There is no lack Of
any grade wanted by the Tade fir IN the high
estto rier +. II Ia steady AT So to SO 10 for
import d ncy per hu bred.
Oats are in BRISK demsnd All offered are
taken at fun market rates, with buyers saying
they cannot yet half as much as they want lor
export
Nothing new in corn and wheat.
Butter ie de' d scare OF country, There IL
some lots OF Dorths TN In town held AT 20 TO ~
cents Tor jobbirg lots
Eggs are in moderate supply at lSc
Olher country produce IL dead scarce aud
high. Our untry friends are "U &" Us
on their truck ow, which Is al right. We
get all we can for our goods, and don't blame
them for doing the same thing, and don 7 even
grumble NJ their takr & MI our COOKS, washer
women, nurses and boot blacks awav from
town al dpntIi' q them to picklrg cotton.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-10
DALAI, TIM sdav Afternoon, |
SepLt mber q, 1850.


The reception Of the Anglo Amer lean Rail.
way syndicate by The board Of Irsde " stefday
and last night, was the ak Of the city this
morning. 1hese gent emen have certainly
made most favorable impression upon our
people, as they have received all the
ancient interest in the con-
s,ruc lon OF the Dallas, C.eburne 4 Rio
Grande rail DAD, which road proposes to ira
verse the most important upOccupicd terri-
tory now in Texas, and will bs the great trunk
through line from the republic OF Mexico to
Dallas, and from hence over air line exist
ing roads to New York. The senti { ent ex-
pressed by every subscriber to the project for
building this road one year ago,
80 far AZ they have is, they
are willing to execute new notes TO the
new company upon the same conditions, that
is they win take them up the day the first
train iuns from Dallas to Cleburne. This is
what Mr. Hale said last night in speaking
for his company ne would ASK tn, subscriO-
ers 10 do. TO this no one who subs ri bed in
good faith can have any serious objection
" hat our people and our counties and towns
want Is the building of this great road To
the board OF trade are we indebted for putting
the enterprise once more upon It's feet md
backed by It's united IL fiueLce, which II Is, |
there l. no dangerI failure. IL 10 The first |
work ofihe buard-the first great step after its |
organ izatiop, anu mt every one can at once |
SEQ ana appreciate Its mission.
That wrk OF lis hands its next |
move vii doubtless be the inviting Of a con- |
ference with tho officers of the Gulf, Colorado |
& santa Fe, now completed to an intersection
with the ternationBl, with view Of bring
ing their road to Dallas
And In the meantime factories cotton,
wO |, wood and iron factories-are bel Z re-
voved In the mi dis OF the members OF the
board, and the standing committee ON estab-
fishing them In Dallas VIII AT once enter upon
It's duties to that end,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-10
Flour, Grain and Hay,

FLOUR = We quote City Mills from new
wheat as f. follows; XIX, 22s, INK, $50,
ANY,, y ~ Cn"tee, ss so;family, none.
lmported NIX, per cwt -; xxx,
AXXX, 0o;. Fancy, . 90 TO 10; Patent. 4 Q,
RyE-In sack, sl.l0 w.
BARLKY--6Sc. per bushel sacked, loose 5oc
BRAN-Wequote at TOO.
GUNNY BAes-Second-hand In good order, I
cents a piece.
Corn MEAL-on track large lots SOC. In the
store. jobbing lots &c. ''''
OArs-New T xas 80 to "a.
WHEAT.No old, CSC; No 3new, s56AsSc, No
2, nonei No new, 5000: Rejected, 6S@7i; No
grade. 6O@65c; Mediterranean, No2 sos No q
7o975ci Nicaragua, nominal, iOc, but not want,
ed by Texas millers '
CoRN-We quote new Texas from wagon IN
shuck and ear % cents per bushel, "
.MAY-Prairle. loose from wagon, IS per ton ;
hillett. do, IS. From store. prairie baled 70c
per hundred; Millett, %. Prairie baled. in car
lots, $40 per ton free on board
GRAHAM FLoUR--s2 90; hominy, per loo
pounds, nom; rrits, nom !; corn aour, 81. 25;
crushed corn and cob, 81 per hundred, corr
oran, nom. 4Oc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-10

New York, all rail, 81 so per 100 pounds
Bosten, all rail 81 Al per 100 pounds.
Philadelphia, all rail. 81 "a per Toe pounds.
baltimore, all rail 81 SO per 100 pounds.
TO New Orleans, II rail, 81 ~ psr bale
To New Orleans, by Red River, sS Is ner
bale. Po-
10 Galveston, - 25 per bale.
e To st. Louis, 81 % per bale.
On produce from st. Louis TO Dallas, sloo nor
car; Kansas City, 80 per car
Following are the rates from all points In Kan
s,s south OF Kansas City.
To Dallas-Corn and oats per cwt, 81 l-2c; no.
'atoes per cwt, SOC.
TO Ilutchins-Corn and oats, 43c; flour, $50.
10 Ferris-Con and oats ,l5c; flour, SIC.
10 Palmer-Flour, 5Sc; corn and oats, dc.
10 Ennis-Flour, Gle; corn and oats, lie,
10 kice-Flour, 5ici corn and oats, 48c
Corsicana, Mexia, Groesbeeck, Kosse, waco
Marlin, Bremond, Hearne and Bryan Flour .s5c
cjrn and oats, b0c.
10 Calvert--Flour, 62c; corn and oats, SOC
On GRAiN-To New Orleans, 4Octs per cwt To
sc Louie, 40cts per hun lred.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-10
Iron. Nails, Wire, Euc.

Iron - We quote merchant bar, &c rates
Norway and Swedes, loo.
PLow sTEEL-Sc.
WRE- Smooth wire, No. o, 7hc. Mes. 10 and
IL, nc; No. II, Sc. per pound; barbed wire
10 to ilc.; Japanned, 100; extra cut barb,
galvanized extra cut barb, lihc.
IloRsE snoIs-Per keg,i6 50;mule shoes,s7 80.
HoRsE suoE NAILs-Per box, % pounds, No
!, 81. 90; no. &, So 10; No. q, 1910.
NAILs-Erom Tod to 60d, ~ 25 rates.
TIMERS STOCK Block tin SOC per pound ;
tin plate, lIx2O Sll per box; |. &. lix20 Sll .sOr
do, lOxli Ill so; zinc, per lb; solder lie pc;
III: sheet iron, 81 b &c per 10.
Axxs-Per box, one deLen, SO.
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Live stock.

Characterized, none; grass do yearlings,
s5dssi steers, from to years old sl5@s2o;
Darn cows, Sl6&SlS.
HoRsKs-Mustang ponies, s25 % $40; farm
stock, $lO@sl5; buggy horses, $6O@$l00; sad
lie, $50 to 1928
MULEs-From 6fteen to sixteen hands high,
75 to $40.
HoGs-Ou foot, 3, 31Sa4c. for Inferior to prime
porkers.
MUTTON sHExP-They are quotable at 81 .5OSsS
per heap,
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Wines and LiqaOrs.

ALooHoL--s2 .35 to 81. 40 per gallon.
WmsnY-Sweet mash, 81 .25as4 80; sour
mash, 81 .6O@$5, according@age.
WINES e laret. In case, sS.l5@s4; Catawba,
per gallon, 81 ,l0as2; Port, per gallon, 81 20 "a
Si Sherry, per gallon, 81 .20aSS; Madeira, per
qsl0.
CHAMPAeNR-Cooks, in baskets, $lsas2O
Heidsieck, in basket, SOS; Krug, in basket. 81;
Domestic champagne, slO@l6.
ALE-Stock ale, per dozen, 81 l5@s2 so; Por-
ter, per dozen, s2@$2 80.
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Dallas Leather Market

OAK SoLH-LEATnER-Over 20 lbs, 4Oc; do
under 20 lbs, SIC.
HEMLoCk SoLE-LEAritER Best Buffalo
slaughter. 3Oc good do, 29c; best Ma,smoras,
2sc good do, 27c; good dam sed, 25c: poor do
2lc 0'
2, rs. "'' awe
HEMLoeK HARNESS LEATHER No. /, SIS; do.
No. 2, 80.
uPPER-French calf, 81. rs to 50; do. kip,si 10
pSl35 per pound; American calf, 9Oc @$l SO;
do. kip, 65c,@Sl.
CoLLARs-Duck, No. l.,per dozen, 81. 80.
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Fruit and Nuts.

LRMoNs--Per box, 81 90.
PoP CoRs-PrIze packages, per gross, $40.
RAIsINs-LOndOn layers, oS@s3. 10; layers
W. 10 to 81. 80 per box.
PECANS-None,
NuTs-Almonds 23@95c. per pound; Brazil
Il@l2; hberts, l4Gl5; English Walnuts,
none; chestnuts, American, nOnei Italian,
none; peanuts, to y; cocoanuts, IS,
DATEs-l0@l2ac. per pound.
ORANGES Sound stock, Florida and Louis
lana, none.
CURRANTs-aalOc.
PRUEKs-9@l0o
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N eats and Lard.

BACON Long clear sides IL; short clear
IA; breakfast bacon l2Hc.
Dry SA.T-Iong clear sides, l0,4 short clear
l0hc.
HAMs-plain sugar cured, l3c; canvass
ed do, l3H@li
LAeD-Iierce, 10A; half barrel, ltk; ; pals.
b TO 10 pounds, ll@llh; 3pounds, l9h
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M. American manufactured glass has
Done up in price from 25 to so per cent, but
D. Goslin made his purchases and gave his
orders last fall for six months in advance,
md consequently is able to sell all glassware
Vt his popular China Hall, one or two lines
accepted, al the old low rates.
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Building Material.

BmCK--At the kilns 81 so to SO.
SToNE-At the Dallas quarries Sc per cubic
foot. Laid In wall lie.
LuMBKR-Native rough pine $40 per thousand
Dressed on one side, SO 80; Flooring, tongu-
ell and grooved, S25; Dressed Misunderstanding,
SIS; Three-e ghth tongued and grooyed ceiling
8l7 so.
snISdLKs-Cypress, "a per thousand; N alive
pine, sapj IS; do heart, SIS 10.
LArHs- So bOper thousand
CEMKNT--Fert scott. per barrel, 50 rs; Ros-
endale, So 30; Louisville, So rs; Portland
81 30.
PLASTER OF PARIs-Per barrel, -.
HAMPER pound, 7ho.
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TICKING.
CHECKS AND PLAIDS.
The Reason why.

The tonic effect of Kidney. Wort is pro-
duced by its cleansing and purifying action
on the blood. Where there is gravelly
deposit in the urine, or milky, ropy urine
from dsordered kidneys, it cures without
fail. Constipation and piles readily yield TO
its cathartic and healing power.
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Sugars and Syrups.

sUeAR-Crushed. 12ch; powdered, l2c gran
ulated, Il; A. ~; llh clarified. ll9s to II
ihoioe Louisiana, M; strictly prime,
x@l0h; fair to prime, 9A@9h gl0h
The prices \ less In hOgsheads.
MoLkssKs AND SYRUPs-Louisiana molasses,
Ito sOc. Table syrup, b5@GG.
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A man died of liver complaint! C2o
dollars worth of "BLACK.DRAUG GIT -
would have saved his lie.
Sold by all druggists.
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wagon weoa.worr.

srokxs-Erom 2 to sh inch, per set, XXX
SAWED FxLLors-1k to 2K, SO per set.
Bueey wrEKLs-Sarven's patent, A, II, C. n
md grades, ss to sll per set.
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NJ EbICAh

Illustrate" nAiI4"sv uGIuc, 2UO pda.s, v,.,l,
and gilt binding, 80 cents; same in pane,
covers, % cts. Marhood, 10 cents; Woman.
hood, 10 cents; Pamphlet, cents-secureIv
scaled, by mail. Send money or postage
stamps. DIR. WHITTIER, the great specialist
~ st. Charles Street st. Louis, Mo.
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CorFER-Rio, common, l5@,bkc. or,,-
nary, l6j fair, 10; good y Irii !.
prime, iiM; choice, ls@lsh; Iaguayraa,,
xAs-rImperlal, from 45a65c per p.nr,.
ia rung Lyon, ss@4s, oolong, bo@bOe; Japan'