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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-02-27
THE MARKETS.
Reported by CHANDLER, Brown & Co., Con- mission
Merchants, Milwaukee and Chicago.
New Work.

NEW YORK, February 1850 p. M.-CuttOn-
Noninally unchanged; futures opened steady.
Flour-Quict and unchanged; receipts 5000
bbls; sales 1000 bbls; rye flour quiet and uri-
changed. Whest-Spring quiet and firm: win
ter &c better and quiet; receipts 1900 bus;
sales 12S, 600 bus; No. white seller February at
s1.49. Rye-Dull and unchanged. Corn
Dull; receipts 125,000 bus; sales rs, 600 bus at
5G@G0&lc. Barley-Quiet. Oats-Dul; re-
ceipts $1,000 bus; sales II 1000 bus at $500
43Ilc for mixed western; 47@5lc for white.
Pork-Steady and unchanged. Beef-Cn-
changed. Lard-Weak and unchanged. Butter,
Cheese, Whisky and Sugar-Unchanged. Eggs
AT 10@17c. Petroleum-Crude at G2. ca75sc;
refined unchanged. Talow - Unchanged.
Coal-Strong with good inquiry. Leather
Fairly active. Wool-Strong.
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DR. ANARCHISTS UTERINE Chfh0LICON vii
positively cure Female Weakness such Falling of the
Womb. Whites, Chronic Inflammation or liberation Of
the Womb, Incidental iemorhags OF Flooding Painful
W. pressed and Irregular Menstruation DC An old and
reliable remedy Send post al card for pamphlet with
treatment, and certificates from physicians and
flr,,UvistS . = ,,ar h,Sti. - - 49,
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A Household Need.

4 book on the Liver, its diseases and Their
treatment sent free. Including treatises upon
Liver Complaints, Torpid Liver, J, undice,
Bilousness, Headache, Constipation, Dyspepsia,
Malaria, etc. Address DIR. Sanford, 1862 Broad.
way New York city NY
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HENRY NELSON, OF New Orleans, il
ninety-eight-"too old to he fooled
with, he says. But some boys amused
themselves by tormenting him until he
shot of the arm of one of them,
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WAnlSaSl.

Sherman q Co., Marshall, Mich, want an
agent in this county at once, at salary Of 800
per month and expenses paid. For full partic-
ulars address M above
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Milwaukee,.

MILWAUKEE, February 21--3:G0 p. M.-Four
Quiet but steady; common extras Mt 55.25tD
5.35; good to choice at s5.5005.75. Wheat
Strong; No. hard at Sl.241G; No. ! ut Sl.2311.
No. z at S1.2211; No. 3 at S1.09; No. at
sl.0312; No. 2 seller March at S1.22l 41.23l6;
seller April at S1.2ial.2I1s. Con-ShOngtr
at size; new at 3612c. Oats-Firmer at 32I &c.
Barley-Tame at zoe; No. 3 at 49c. Rye--Quict
at 75c. Pork-Higher at $1,000 cash. Lard
Al S72I cnsh
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Dnu.b,ers. Wive. md u.,be,.

NOTHING il ugher than q crooked boot.
Straighten them with Lyons Heel Stiffeners.
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yE i;lI|i III
1ae eaLaI elooe fvnnsa
FEVER AND AGUE.
'lRROR0. N C. 1878

lAhBOhoy Ne VI, 1910.
On. II. II. STEVENS:
Dear SRI feel very grateful for what your valu-
able medicine, YEoETINE, has done In my family. I
wish 10 express my thanks by informing you Of the
wonderful cure Of my son; also 10 let you know that
VEGETINE Ia the best medicine ever saw for Chs,
Shakes, Fever and Ague. My son was sick with
measles In 1873 which left him with Hp-joint dis
ecse. My son suffered great deal Of pain, al of tho
time; the pain was great he did nothing but cry.
The doctors did not help him particle he could not
lift his foot from the floor; lac could not with
out crltches. / read your advertisement in the
"Louisve Conrier-Journal." that yEGETISR was a
great Blood Purifier and Blood Food. ] tried one
bottle, which was great benefit. He kept on with
the medicine gradually gaining. He has taken cigh-
teen bottles In all, and he Ia completely restored 10
health, walks without crtches cane. He III twenty
years OF age. have younger son, fifteen years Of
age, who Is subject to Chis Whenever he feels one
coming on he comes In, takes n dose Of yEGETIsE
and that In the last Of tue Chill yEGETIsE leaves
bad effect upon the system like most Of the medicines
recommended for Chills. I cheerful,y recommend
yEGETISE for such complaints. / think 1t II thu
greatest medicine in the world.
Respectfully, Mrs. j. ". LLOYD.
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Foreign.

LONDON, February 21--l2:20 Il. M.--Liverpool
wheat market opens active and higher; Cali
fornia club at lis 5da12s; average California at
lis 5d911s Cd; shipping at 9s Gd@l1s; floating
cargoes strong demand for the continent con-
tinues; on passage upward tendency; no car
goes on sale of coast. Com-Nothing offered.
LIVERPOOL, February sl-2OO 7. M.-Wheat
California advanced I'd; balance advanced Id:
cargoes afioat and 10 arrive strong
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BATES COLLEGE has now 143 students,
the freshman class numbering 81,
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Druggists Testimony.

MIR. X. *. STEVENS:
Dear Strive have been selling your remedy, the
VEGEIIsE for about three Year,, and take pleasure
in recommending IL to our customers, and in no in-
stance where blood purifier would reach the case,
has II ever failed to effect cure, to knowledge.
II certainly IL the ne plus ultra II renoyatoIs.
Respectfully. J.. NJ. SHEPHERD l. CO.,
Druggists, Mt. Vernon, III.
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yEGETME.-When the blood becomes HfcIess md
stagnant either from change of weather Of climate
want Of exercise irregular diet, or from any other
cause, the YEGETIsE VII. renew the blood, carry of
the ptrid humors, cleanse the stomach, regulate the
bowels, and impart tone Of gOr 10 the whole body.
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TBkRE are more than twelve hundred hills he
fore the United States senate, and between four
aud five thousand in the house. Bets on the
time Of adjournment ar, now in order.
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The Bravest of the Brave
nA HanHu NJ nixnn

Otpt INQUIRY ~. DiA'h.
Presented 10 him by his Democratic fellow
citizens OF Yazoo county as an humble testimo-
NAL of their high appreciation OF his brilliant
services in the redemption Of the county from
Radical rule. 1870
philadelphia Press.
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IBERE il Of colleges III the United States q
alto Of one to every 100000 inhabitants, and
there has been an increase Of sixty-eght in
seven years. II is maintained that ther should
be fewer OF such institutions and better ones.
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INF manufacture Of tobacco on al extensive
scale has recently been introduced into India,
and an English paper states that tobacco Of the
hneSt quality can he made, superior in every
respect 10 the American, and cheaper. Accord
ing 10 contemporary, the experimental planta-
tons al Ghazipur, which embrace 239 acres,
have this year yielded 10000 pounds Of the
cured leaf. Tobacco Eas been sent TO New Yea
Land, Australia and France. Tie French gov
ernment, having had one sample, gave an order
for further and larger one. Natives are being
trained in the various processes, and those who
know most about the subject are confident that
in little time Indian tobacco will be fully equal
20 any competition.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-02-27

IHE supreme Court u Indiana, in d late
decision, sayS: "Sleeping car companies are
neither common carriers nor inn-keepers, but
they are bound. like other bailees, to Use ord
nary care, which must be in proportion TO the
danger, and consequently greater i'll the night,
while the passenger is asleep, than ia the day
time. The fact that articles and money lost or
stolen from the passenger when carried by him
about his person VI under his personal super
vision, doe- not exUncrate tie sleeping car COM
pany from the duty 10 use ordinary care in
respect 10 them; but the right q recovery is
limited 10 such articles il If usual and proper
for Traveller TO carry about his person, and to
ruch O reasonable amount Of money a. il may
he proper for him TO carry for travelling pur-
pOaes.
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The famine diet served out by the German
authorities 10 the poor of Slleia consists of
bread, nutritious soup, a little bacon twice a
day, and pea sausage now and then As the o.
binary wages OF the Silesian peasant is seventeen
cents d day il il clear that tho f,mine fare ia
much letter than the ordinary food Of the
country people. Tho consequence IL that some
Of the upper classes shy the government is cod
ding the peasants into a condition Of discon-
tent. The New York Times asserts that while
the co+t 81 living has advanced in Germany,
wages have remained as low a. ever, and the
poor are worse OF than they were generation
sgo. II says: Though II il gratuitous task
o draw q comparison between different degrees
az misery, il d. said, that On the whole, the
condition of the lowest laboring class In the
country districts Of ireland il much better than
that OF q similar class in Upper Silesia and in
certain Of the Baltic provinces. We hear very
little complaint from the latter, for tho reason
that hardship has become with them 10 much O
matter of habit that they cannot realize that
slrh O thing n a marked improvement In their
Affairs il possible" Ii il only among the re-
turned soldiers who have served three years in
tho Amy and know something Of what life Is
elsewhere, that the spirit Of discomfort il mani
fest.
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The word telegraph was first brought into
Use about 1898 or 1874, when the French direct
DRY established machines for communicating
intelligence between Paris and all the principal
towns Of France. The British government
soon after adopted the same measure. Tie
authority Of this assertion will be- found in
Dce's Encyclopedias, 1919, volume IS. The
word does not appear in Johnson's dictionary
until the edition Of 1918, and neither does il
occur in the Grand French Encyclopedia Of
Dderot Of lT7S
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-02-27

An effort L. making m Iowa TO induce the leg.
isiature 10 repeal the usury Law. II is shown
that the law fixing the maximum 81 interest at
ten per cent. in the absence Of special contract
below that figure. has been practically inopeia-
tive, as persons having money TO invest for long
time loans have found it difficult 10 do 30 at
eight or even six per cent interest.
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sESAroR PApDocK's bill for the equalization
81 homesteads will shortly be- taken up in the
senate. II provides that every person entitled
20 enter homestead, WHO has entered less than
l6o acres Of land, shall be permitted to enter
enough TO make mp that amount. When such
additional entry cannot be made OF lands con-
tguois TO his original entry, he may select other
lands elsewhere. but he shall not be entitled to
patent therefor without satisfactory proof to the
general land Office Of planting and continuous
cultivation Of forest III fruit trees on an area 81
the same equal 90 one acre for each forty acres
thereof during period Of three years.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-21
FRAUDULENT pDLo WS =!

wa EXTENDED popularity of our implements acquired by mn
ce EFFORT during hall cny build extensive buspes,
enduring principles Of fair dealing with giving them bs
Oest models That experience and ingenuity could design combined ;e
rcty hrstcas material and the skilled caused
Pmoss parties to Hood the country with FRAUDULENT sMYwA
'EaSAs four implements. ~ " "A
Id ORDER not only to protect hardly reputation
also the interest OF our patrons both and merch.ntv Nav,
already brought suit against the thea, ,Gu
ana tSe purpose OF this notee give fair warning to
ana farmers many of whom comparatively innocent
INTENT out both which classes equally with tho av
peoIe Inc law ths we will hold a MERCHANTS ard others wha
ano or use fAtEAA HEETATbSkS OF goods to stria
Of pOws also Points, etc - ~ " f' " '" P"''S
Ahc os onet schemes to do business fairly earned eny
aton Of another involving bareaced ausgron of patent
ana trademark law have become fragrant that determined
Ourselves OF oil redress contained in the Courts sganst s
EAe TUhE&, AETCkA&T FARMER who infrinrea -FOUR
rights by making, selling or using these frauds. ~
Respectfully,
. Iss!:z.s *. Dot !: is. 5. F. 4 VERY & SONS i
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Tho state orTrado.

Trade moved Glorg to-daYa triile dull. II
was the first Of tho week and not tho host Of
roads upon when - got laLo town. Thlngs
viii liysn up tomorrow, as the no'thor will
blow out by tnou, ana tho sun shine warm.
Cotton was steady, with Saturdays prie es
ruling In the Dallas market Receipts were
below Fridays.
Orders for general groceries Wera fee and
urgOpt for immedisteshipmcnt We heard OF
noolpeclal changes C)Oso IL weak at the
quotations.
Flour Is ilrm End in moderately FAIR stock.
We have no changes to report in the quota
tlons, IS % being an average for lansy family
well-eitablshot brands
Among the receipts to-day was a carload of
Michigan cider, manulasMrsd by W A. Ben
nett s. Co., Of Lanton, aud the finest ever
brougseto this market 1t is held ut 81 on to
$40 per hsll-btrrel of fifteen gallons.
Ayples are scarce aud flrh a. IS 20 to 81 90
for pllm to choice.
Oats are 6m 81 ~ centa 4j Ia store.
Corn 10 selling at ~ to - r,
Offering.
Meats ara unchanged Bacon ia in small
request. Dry salt selling moderately well 70 I
the Season, with sides 81 cents per pound.
Heavy groceries axe. somewhat neglected by
the city trade. This week, and until futh or
notice, Dallas proposes to live upon fish oys :
tiers, boned turkey, grouse, preaio chickens,
venison, hog brains, and ,he like, to the neg.
leot of fat bacon and sich,
Butteris active at 20 cents per pound in JOB
lots.
Eggs arc selling fast as 20 cents per doz:n
from first hands.
Poultry lin urgent demand and moderate
supply. Turkeys - CENTS to ST. co. Chickens
50 q per dozen. Wild teathered birds o
too irregular 10 quote,
Wood Is in better demand, and "a 80 to IS
per cord
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FOR The Holidays.

Preparations 70: the Christmas tradeara upon
an extensive scalc SHOP Wndow5 are lull q
oil manner Of costly and cheap tricks, iunAing
from two hundred dollar diamond 70 q ten
cent whistle. Indeed, all sSanher OF go lu7
can b. elalsad as "ChTisimaq preRrrls' II you
like, from uplrel OF molaste to p yoke
OF oxen. Indications point to the most
merry Christmas we have had snceihe war
Money is ploutyrul oyeryb dy hiss more or
les, even thcunder current, who are generally
short have poclet-book3 staif d with Va lted
States script and silver AS We have had no
ffn In twenty yosrs is almost time some VISA
coming 10 u5. Our merchants ara all ready
to furnish any amount Of tho necessary
condiments Dallas wives ars entitled to
heap of presents. For tho last six menta5-
they have beon Corcedsto play cook, aud are
richly entitled to a settlement IN full.
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DALLAS, MONDAY AFTERNOON,


assturday's norther and cold rain euimina-
ted that night In fall OF one or two Inches OF
snow. That portion which fell upon the
ground Immediately melted, . and that upon
house-tops did not stay longer than to-day
The ground was frozsn as hard as
cows horn this morning,
but the sun came out anu
the atmosphere, though frosty, was Aot disa-
gresasly cold.
IIIn general commercial circles there was
nothidg especially new. Trade was moderate
only. The roads are not very bad. They
might be worse.
!. Cotton-picEing, interrupted by Saturday o
rain. was resumed in the country to-day IL
was predicted upon everJ hand that TINS
would be wet week. This was quite suuicl-
ent to guarantee a perfectly clear one. When
YOU hear everybody say that there IS going
tobe heavy and continuous rains, ihon put
up YOUR chips" upon q drouth aboat 70 sci IN.
Cotton came in slowly We didn't expect
much, and here the above rnle 10 reversed
and remanded," for proIano scripture says
"blessed 10 he who expects nothing for he
shall not be disappointed" and especially II
that expectation is cash There ere few us,
however. not mllllonaires in expectations.
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TuRNIPs-iOc. per bushel.
LRMoNs-Per box, 80.
PoP CORN-PriZe packages, per gross, gi.70,
RAIsINs-London layers, S39S3. 10; layers
%. 10 to $3.50 per box.
PEoANs--S2 70 10 81 90 per bushel.
HUTs-Almonds 45@2jC. per pound; Brazil
Hole; hlberts, li@lbi english Walnuts,
mono; chestnuts, American, none; Italian,
none; peanuts, TO s; cOcoanutsi 80.
DATEs-l0G l24lc. per pound.
ORANGES Sound stock, Florida and Louis
lana, 81 % to 8.
CURRAETs--S@ SIG.
PRuNRs-sdS15c.
We make the following quotations:
Malaga lemons, per box, to' Malaga,
grapes, per barrel IS go; Malaga grapes, ucl,
half barrel, $3.50: California grapes, Per 20 10
boxes, $780, California prUts, per box,
So so; cocooDutss per hWdred, 81
rGistus, layers, new per box, So
rGj5iDs, London layers, per box, $500 chga-
nuts,d ompst,o, per pUunu, l00l4 o; vi
m1nd- yer pound, SOFA cents; llHsrts
10 cent?; Brazil nuts, por pound, 10 caul5i
peanuts, fancy Virginia, peT hundred lbs, SIS
figs, ian n lb boxes. per ID, none;
sppleg fancy. per barrel, l2.dU; apples, chOice,
per barrel, loa$2i potatoes, per barrel
(R0sn), $50; potatoes, per barrel, Peer -3sl
peN string, 70 cents; dstes, IN Trails, per
pound ceuts;zrOutper barrel none; hroutipcr
hail barrel, ilure; popcorn, prize boxes, pei
half gross, " So; New York factory cOee,e,
per pound, ~ cents; western cheese, per
pound, IA cents; choice caubages per crate,
$i,@@5 90 pure enle vinegar per gallon,
20 cents.
PECANs. Per bushel 50 % loose, and
.cputs more double sacked.
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Buisdine Material.

BmcK-At the ldlus 81 80 to SO.
SToNE-At the Dallas quarres 90, per cubic
foot. Laid In wall lie.
LUNfBEE-Native rough pinsS2O per thousand;
Dressed on one side S22 so; Flooring, tongu3
ed and grOoyed, &25; Dressed weatherbOarding,
sl5; Ihree-eighh tongued and grooycd ceiling,
gu 30.
Cypress 81 per thousand; Native
pine, sap, So; do heart, IS 49,
l LATHs-23 30 per thousand
Cement Fort h jott, per bar, 75 Eros
endale, SIS 90; I 3uiSvilie, 5 Port land
w. 30.
PLASTER OF PAEIs-Per barrel, 81.
HARAPer pound, 75EG.
CEMENT FLUEs &C inch, 80 cents; inch, 40
cents; inch ceiling joint, 81 & inch cap, 500
inch ceiling joint, s. ID; inch can do SOC.
DRAIN PIPES ZACH, l6c per foot; inca,
zoe; inch, 32c; inch, 4Oc; S'mch, Soc
MIXED PAINTs-Ready for use and all colora
81 50 per gallon. All the tested and standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers.
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ALCouoL-S9. 30 TO S2. 40 per gallon.
WmsEg-Sweet mash, Sl.g5@Sl59j sour
mash, 81 .d0Gt5, uCCOlingWagc.
NNEs-Clgret, IN case, S8l5@S&; Catawbn,
ptr gallon, Sll0o$2; Port, per GALLON, 81 20 a
p; Sherry, per gallon, Sl.20@#i Madoila, per
gallon, 81 .G)@$Jl White vine, In cases, 1875
$50.
CuAMpAaSE--C0 In baskets, @ls&S2O
HeldsieCs, In basket, S2S; Kiug In basket. 227
Domestic champagne Sl0dl6.
ALE-stock ale, per dozen, q .l58S2 80; Por-
ter, per dO2eG, g2GG.5l.
B0rrLR BEER-St. LouiE quarts $40, pnts
Sl2 10, BuGWiser, 81, pints Sl3 20,
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cHrrsr-tqear Spring, lie; Factory to IL

CHEEsR-(lear Spring, lie; Factory to ID.
HoMINY AND GRITs-S4.50 per barrel.
SAUER kRAUT For half bnrrelSi.6O
APPLRs-S3 10 to "a 90 per barrel. A stan
dard barrel of apples contains IL pecks.
ONIoNs-Per barrel, 81 10.
PoTAToEs--sS % per barrel. In sacks,
81 % per bushel.
DRIED PEACEEs--Unpeeled &c, peeled l2c
per pound.
SWEET PoTATQEs-5Oc. per bushel.
Coal Ou4-Below are revised quotations ITO
r. test: IN barrels "a cents, per case OF gal
ION cans 81 80, and gallon ~ cents,
CLOTHES PINs-liound, 60c; spring, Sl.OO per
box.
MEAsuRVs-.-H bushel, Iron bound, $3.50 per
dozeA; two-hoop pals, g 10; three-hoop, 81 80.
TuB9-Three nest, 81 30@S2.b0; eight nest
s.25; No. /, per dozen, Slei No. 2, SS.5Oi No.
& as.
WAsuBoARps--wo 81 49, zinc, 1896 New
VEIL BTGKErs--st .OC @85 30 per dozen.
PowDEE--S6. 40 per ~ of % pounds; l2H do
s8.i5 ca do, 81 SO; blasting kegs, Sl'25.
SHoT-Dr0p, bag, &.25, buC6 S2.4h.
MACBTREL-NO. / barrels, $40; hali-harrels,
s5.5Oi kits, Il pounds, 81; No. 2 barrels, 50.
CANDY-Suc6, lS@l5c. pound. Fancy, l5
to 25c.
LYR-Couccntrated, @ .G5asS.aC.
RoPB--,Sisal,. Il in, bGsis, lOc cotton, ace.
YINEGAu--Per gallon, 2O@3Oc. Apple, 2Oc.
WRAPPING PAPER-iag and Straw, SOC, $50.
. SrARoH-ij4c.
BuGeY wHERLs--sGryen's patent, A, o, G, d
and II grades, S5 to Sll per set.
ToBAcco-Lonllard'sb bullion grade, % Gil
max, d06I.
glazed. Crooks ii to Il cents per gallon for
glazed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-21

CoAL-Indlan Nation, " 30 psr ton, deliv
cred.
CORE-JO centp per barrel.
WOoB-Oak, hickory and ash "a 90 per
cord. Sawed stove wood /. retailing at the
rates Of 70 to 81 per cold.
CHaRCOAL--Gj cents p@r barrel.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-21

sUGAIB.-We quote: Powered 10 Crushed
hA; .GranulateG III etandardA, 1917, white
extra y, OK; extra q 10 to =; Yenop
9A to 10; Louisiana new white clarified 1919.
Choice 0, prime S25, fair, SO.
MoLAssEs-C Choice. 81; prime. 81, rIir, SOC.
Louisiana fair Al; choice GO,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-21

PRAIsIR CgloEass--Te qHstc at l5c. apiece.
SqUInssLs--Per doaes, zee.
Cn1cKENs--We quote 81 % for spring; for
grown, az 20
TURKsrs--We quote9cc to 7hc. apiece.
DUCKs-For tame, IKE; wild, 25c tpiece.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-21

CRAsBERRrEs--sa 75g3 per bushel.
RIcE--Wholesale O to TX
sALr-In barrel, 1895. Liverpool In
% eks. / .6oi fine, 81 25i Rock 81 80 DER sacf
CRAoKKRs-Soda, XXX, 0X TOT; xxx. 7
20 7ki Trade Marx, ~; Cream 0, Ginger
LKAD-Sc per lb.
soAP-olive, kkc. perpound, Blue India. az
to6h: sat,ret, $40. @. P. White,oen
6Co.'s Da"as Soap Works: Pale Olive, be-,
Cambria, 90 per pound, Eureka Mannfnctur II, |,
company: Cyclone, W, Pale Olive, 9; Extra
Olive. ~ cents per pound. y -N"'
BEANs-3kc. per pound,
oANpLxs--star, full wtllk. light VT lSx.
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zoe good do, &c; good DANCED, 25c; poor do,
500.
OAK HARNESS LEATHER-No. l, 4Oc; do, No.
IS.
HEMLoCK HARNESS LEATHER-No. l, SO; do,
No. 2, 81.
tjpvER-French cali, 81 rs to 50; do. kip, 81 10
1SI.35 per pound American calf, SOC. @Sl SO;
10. kip, 65o.@Sl.
CoLLARs-Duck, NO l. per dozen, $3.50.
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CoprEE-Rio, common, la3lo;" oral-
navy, l5i fair, 1876; good 10;
prime, l0h; choice, lGh@l7; Laguayra,
49, Java, 2s&sCe.
:, TEAs-lmperlal, from l5@e5o. per psuuds
Young HyBos, 40Ssoi Ooiong, s596ec; Japan,
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Renne's Pain KILLING Magic OH

Puriacs the blood and bile, destroy. internal
pain, and relieves all external ailments. when
used according to directions accompanying
each bottle. 1t ia the greatest remedy ofthe
age. II never fails. II is sod every where.
TFM