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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-03

For a spring suit Mt low figures go tC
Polack'a a3-tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-03

FINE GuSs made and repaired in
superior style, at Wyoming Armory.
n2tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-03

II cures cuts, bruises and sores
Addoms 4 Glover's Carbollc Healing
Salve. j25tf
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The original and only genuine Gar.
bolic Healing Salve," Is Addoms 4
Glover's. Used by all stockmen, and
should be In every household. j6-tf
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The Western Hotel

Go to Sherman, the Painter, for a
good job Of work. m30-tf
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Blankets and rubber clothing at
Polack's a3-tf
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Idelman Bros, the well known deal
ers In liquors, cigars and tobacco, carry
the largest stock Of goods In Wyoming
territory. mch5dawtf
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Fresh ranch butter can always be
had at Underwood a McGregor's.
a3-2t
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Dissolunon Of coparsnership.

Don't fail to price Polack's goods be-
fore buying. a3-tf
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Ths veltsie Belt Co., Marshall, Mich.
VIII send their celebrated Electro
Voltaic Belts 10 the afflicted upon 30
days' trial. Speedy cures guaranteed.
They mean what they say. Write to
them without delay. d17-d&w1y
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-03

silk handkerchiefs, hosiery and neck
wear ut a bargain at Polack's. a3-tf
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Booths select oyster at
a20-tf DyER's
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A large assortment OF clocks ut
ZEuNER, JACKSON q BUEcHNER's.
oc1gtf
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Recreation Hall

Seats 400. Stage 2Ox30. scenery
Apply TO Joslin & Arnold. II
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Caution.

For first-class painting OF granting,
20 To Sherman. meb30-tf
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At n bargain. Enquire Of Hurlbut
Bros. m3l-Gt
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Notices 20 Deg owners

CRY HALL. CHEYENNE,
March 80, 1880.
You are hereby notified that the tax
on dogs IL now due. Parties wishing
TO procure a license will call at city
marshal's Office.
ANDREW RYAN,
m30d6t City Marshal
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Subscribe for THE LEADER.
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PIkE's ToornAcmE DnoRs CURE IN
ONE MINUTE.
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All trains stop here Thirty Minutes for
m<sis. This house s nov and elegantly nnr-
q and sd0rds ali accommodations ne tiny,
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THoMAs WILSON.
ap3-d6t Chief c. s.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-18
Commercial Notes.

There is decided tendency to lower prices
IN tho iron market
New York is hopeful of IN eOsy money
market Sin tho near future.
Our Futures didn't all como out ut the
little end of th0 horn In the ato raid of the
bcarS Two of thom Mt loast who had lost
IL not flour low enough? ilayo not prices
touched boltomY Such Ia the finn oonyio
lions 6f many Of our best merchants, and MS
wo lhinkso too, shat settles it,"
Fourteen fro insurance companies have
withdrawn from Galveston, TeSns, during the
past two years. tho reason given being It's
imperfect fire eSlinguishing facilities.
The New York Bulletin, speaking of
breadstuils says tho "sh)rts' cover on the
slightest strength In the market, and follow
the advance only to put anew short line nv
higher prices.
We lack 2,lS0 Of getting those $4,000
bales, but hayo four months W 20 upon YET,
It's nip and tuck race. with the lold first,
nip second and tuck third Ia the pools, We
are not betting much on these cultures"
The large provision holders in New York.
market, according to our mail advces, ap,
pear TO be free sellers on every occasion that
offers. One report says "the market opened
a shade better, evidently for tho purpose Of
selling" That Is very nice trick, but its
practice ia not confined TO New York.
The Peowee Methodist mournMlly states
that whilst james Gordon Bennett has sent
100000 TO the suffering Irish there are wo.
men inits congregation who cannot 70 To
church, because their bonnets are three
n ID, l,l,
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Tse)NEY AND TRADE,
ASiles Tone IN Gotten spots stronger
,.and IA iures 40 roinis up-'orn
DuII Meats aniet-'onn'r, FREE
duce Active Rnd Firm,


The general situation OF tho grocery and
provision markets did not materially change
to-day. Wholesale lines were very quiet,
oven for Saturday and retail merchants did
moi have fairly an average business,
Tho liverpool spot cotton mOrkot opened
easlor but not Quot0bly lower with arrival
Ant strong aud Ihen stronger nj tho close
New York spots opened stiady, Galveston
oAsor, Now York futures went up and nom'
inally galnoi 10 points during tho day. Up
on tho whole ihoo was better tone nj least
IN tho cotton markets Of tho world, and II
ihoy aro consistent N their lnconsst
ency tho coming week will
DO d more favorable lno than thni just
closing. But ~ lho course Of tho slaplo d NJ
tickle IA tho wind, and Just about ~ ground
loaa, only n phllOiophlo lmpmcllrablo will
risk IN opinion upon n, la Dallas u few
bales changed hands At l0B basis for middlmg,
aud II had 10 DO very strict 10 fetch that,
Five or aiK carloads OF corn came down
from Kansas, These added 10 tho amount
on hand gyoaa pretty fall stock In town.
The demand was light and yesterday rates
prevailed, From this limo until the nov
fop oom0a upon tho market tho demand
I'LL be regular, though small compared with
Tint II WINS when grass was young
Meala, augnra, c0llooa and general grocer
n wore In light demand md unchanged
There was nothing new reported In hides
Ind wool. Receipts continue light and wool
buyers paying Nil the markets Of other polnt
will allow them, not 10 say " little more,
Country butter, sound stock, readily bring
20 cents, and extra nlco 20. llggs nro IN
good demand aud arc firm ut ~ from ilul
hands.
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WmsgY--sweel mach, u ,aSahDi sour
mash, oil ,iNltshi aoG0dlnglaaHe,
NRHs llaVl, Ia cast ai'lAatli ialhWbai
~ gallon, si lhe9li Part per galngi sl 20 y
nallnn, si,6Otpthi White Wine IN cases VI ~
MflO,
CHAMPAGNE Cooks, In baskets, Sls9e90l
llrdsnrk, ln hnskeli I'M hrnsi ~ basket isii
nunfallg champagne sluMlh, ....
M stock alr per dntoni " li0osi lDi For-
lrr prr d0frni f9Mta 10,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-18

Cogs- nuk an arrival on the track h'o,
rarLmG.u. In store hulk ~ sacked hie,
HAY hQ.Ine, l,lHfplalllns N nllall lnlA hl
VI nHr hundird
nHAH-MoquO "
IONS MfAl'rpr hundred q CO., por huahd,
~ rWih
suiissrrfs ~el 40 rprhnndrrl,
OArH-i u aRok, flmn liur.i iiri hilh do,i n!c,
From store, hulh, hlCi sucked bar,
FlurH Imported NAi Wihi AAN, y 2hl
NNAN, az limlly riel lanr}l, 20 rgr hun
Quotations If pnllHs nlgdp linUr gr'U lullnNs'
Cwprrlli prr hundrrlu'''''"'''u'unr'''' ~ y.
,auIurlhwi ''r"''""'. ''' 'f'"9a ~
lWpiri ttfttiH. IfttfftftH a ~
NM ttt'urri'. tt,t ...tftl ~
Eagle, .t,f. ..ttt,tttfttlr y N
uMAuAM fLnWl-jIc0l hnWnN per lU
pnlmda d! Ill ulls, s9,iui corn nuur sWi
crushed corn and cob, 81 ppr hundred, corn
hrnu, Uur,
lNi-ln snvk, u.
NAWLti -iHr, per bnshul
GuSSt lAos -nculnk-lnnd In good order
cents % piece
WImAf-Wo wnln From wagon, prime mill
ling, ei.2l, fair a. iuHuph tl,WH3l 10,
FUm elevator cents hlghor,
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lnpEs-pry hint, lSpounds and upwards, loo
Wet satcd, 7a,I.o green butcher hides, Olsc,
NIL damaged, wet or dry, half price; deg
skins, NE; sheep skins nom zoe ,@7ic each,
EuGs~-C nouskins, lO@20c; skunk, l0Ml5c
woli, cayOlc, ND6oI5c, loatel, hOc@$l; wildcat
lOa2'c., bear, 5Oc,@S2; otter, soc, @S2i
beaver, b0c as.
apanneu, extra cut barb, llhc.; galvanized
extra cut barb, lehc.
lloRsE suoEs-Pr keg, 81; mule shoes, SIS.
llORsE snoE NAlLs-Per hoN, % pounds, No
/, 81. ~; 70, :, 81; No, q, $3.50.
moN-Firm ut 80 rates.
NNLs-From led to sod, 80 rates,
TIMERS STOCK BLOCK tin 3gc per pound
tin ulAtc, live Sll per box; / G. ll\.0 sll so
do, 10Nll III 80; zinc, lGcpcr lb; solder, lSc POI
10; sheet iron, y b 1hcper H.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-18
Ermit and Nuts.

ArrLEs-Sound stock, S660e.5c,
IrMoNs--pcr hoX, - 90
por ConN-Pri1o packages, per gross, so
RAlsINs London layers, sS@s3 10; layers,
81 10 TO 100 pur box.
PEcANs--we quote ll@lah per pound for
good.
NuTs-Almonds 23@eSc, per pound; Brazil,
1S@l5; ilberts, 1906; English Walnrts, Is
to 70; chestuuts, American, lS@l5; Italian,
le6lVi peanuts, 10; cOcoanuts, IS.
BANANAs-Per bunch, Sl@s5,
FIGs-London layer, lsc. per pound; In kegs
and drains, he
DATES l0@l2kc, per pound.
ORANGES Sound stock, Florda and Louis
lana, mono,
CuRRANrs- 9dl0c
PRUNEs-a9lOc.
DRIED AprLRs-No. ], loo, No, ., &c evapo-
rated, l3i,Ml1c per pound.
pEIEp rEACmEs-llc. per pound.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-18

CATfLr-Cnmfrd, ~ iaae grassdp yearllngs,
ahHHsi steers, lrnln ato yeara old slA0bs0
barn rnWst slhHehiH,
lloRsFs- Mustang ponies Ii 20 elli farm
die, ain ~ al2i
MrLrs-From nfleen 10 sixteen hands high
0li tpslln
lloGa-On fuot, ., aliale for Inferior loprme
pnfkrrs,
MrrrQs snEEr-lhry are quolablo AZ el0slo
pnr hrld,
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PluanciaiAilnIrs,

Tho wook closes with our banks still In
strong position, Thoy hold M
abundance of currency 10 keep
tho commerce Of tho city is In healthy activity
and aro ifoc.londor upon all good paper
Offering at ono per cont. per month, mud Ore
selling exchange at ono.halr premium,
In tho community nj large, there seems o
lack Of plenty OF money TO accommodate Nil
legitimate purposes, with every ono wanting
work easily attaining II md ut living wages
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-18

Two doors west OF the post.ofiice, has one
of the most complete stocks of notions in
Dallas, which he sells AT five and ten cents.
TIL citizens of Dallas should visit his estab.
lishment and take look for themselves and
see what they can buy for a little money. The
lowest price good found there in
Northern L
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roMIIrY aud Gnme.

pW,lHr CIuCRrSs-. We quote NJ 2Oc apiece,
IAnKs-i'rr dozen, zoe,
llAuHiTs iur dnlpHt common, zoe, mule
erred, 81 a.,
hQuIURrLH- Per dozen, G'c,
liuunlS--'rr dozen, iOc
NtNIsnN Deer, lHmti apiece,
tlurNrSH-Wr quote " 20 far spring ana VI
for Grown.
Trmrys-11o @sl 20 apiece
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lnns-We gnnle merchant bar tu, ralrsi
Norway aud SWwlps, 100
lLOW hTfKLvhhN,
MIm -hmnnth wire, non sol Nos, lOand
N, nhr.I A0. ", Ne. per- pnundi hhIhrl wire
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Inventors and patentecs.

Should send for instructions, terms, refer.
ences, etc., to Edison Brothers. Solicitors of
Patents, Washington, d. g., who furnish the
same ,oithoiH charge. Edison Brothers is r
well-known and successful firm Of large ex-
perience, having been established in 1860. DIFF
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Mill Partnership Wanted

IA Ave thousand dollars, for the coming sea-
son, to run the mill ut this place, ON the Dallas
& Wichita Il. r., 10 miles from Dallas; about
to be the great thoroughfare from Dallas north
or, would sell mill and farm on good terms
Call on s. d. Scott, 5Ot Elm st D, Dallas, OF adj.
dress Roy d. Scott, Trinity Mills, Dallas Co. 4,
Texas. mara
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-18

LEArnR-soLE-ONk, No, l, IL; do. No, .,
81 +; hemlock, No. |, 3li do, No, ., II good dam
aged, soc, per pound. Upper; French calf 81
to 81; do. kips, Sl,2I per pound; American calf,
81 ll@Sl ~; do. No y poe .@Sl; do, kips,
Sl@$l; do No. >, 7o@Sic, Wax upper; per
foot, $50 Harness leather; oak No. /, iS; 10,
No. ., 30 sNrtimg; fair No. l. -; No. ., 4oc. per
pound
CoLIAns-Duck, pei. dozen, $3.50 to 50; split
and Kip, Sl0@$li; fell kip, Sl3 toll
CnAINs-9A feet, o, to zoe per pair.
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DUCKS.
HICKORY STRIPES
HICKS AND PLAIDS
wichita Exchange.

]. c. Star&s, ut tho above named saloon
Ike ps the very best liquors, the finest cigars
an lhss the contest little back room where
&c tlemen can pass pleasant hour in social
amusements. Don't forget the place.
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"Don't put oil until tomorrow what can
and shoi aid be done to-day" is wise. lfyou
have never used S0ZODONT for your teeth,
make bee.ine to the druggists and get a
bottle and begin to use it at once. "Ncrb.
SAM
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cotton statement, April 9th,


On cotton, all rail, TO New York 81 Al; to Bos-
ton, 81 10, by rail and water to Now York, 81 81;
Boslon,sl ~; to New Orleans, per Central rail-
roa and Morgan steamers, Il -; per Texas 4
Paelhc and Red river steam boats, ~ 30.
On produce from st. Louis to Dallas, Sl20 per
Kansas City, $50 per car,
s-Fullowing are tho rates from all points IN Kan
sas south of Kansas City;
10 Dallas Corn and oats per cwt, 81 l-2c; po-
tatoes per cwt, soc.
10 Hutchins and oats, iSc -four, Soc
10 Ferris-Corh and oats, iJc; Hour, SIC.
10 Palmer Flour, SIC; corn aud oats, tic.
To Enuis--Flour, 6lc; corn and oats, Ec.
10 Rice-.Flour, dc; corn and oats, dc.
Cors,cana, Mcxia. Groesbeeck, Kosse, Waco
Marlin, Brenond, lIcarne and Bryan flour,e5c
corn and Data, SOC.
TO Caiveri-Flour, 62c; corn and oats, soc.
INerH.--7ne quotations toilo,oing, unless
othersoiss stated. are fer wholesale spot cash
fots. When time Is asked or snail amounts
prehased. higher rates are demanded.
a Tobacco Market.
PLuc-Nayy. % TO IS, plug, IL inch, IS to n
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SroKrs From . to 2}s inch, per set, XXN
select, So; M, S2.7h.
SAWED fELLoGs-lA to ga, 80 per set,
RuGGN wluELs-Saryon' patent, A, II, c, L
aud + grades, Ss,Ht to il1pcr set
ANEs p. Per box, one dozen, so,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-18

Flour barrels s'ci sugar barrels b0c, hair
barrels, do. iUcl cypress molussus do, Hl,bOi
hllr dp, u, lil mulassuH krgs zoe,
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PRAonrs-2 pounds, 81 .9o@sl.Oo; 5 pounds
81, 756sS 90. f,
TeMAroEs-a pounds, 81. 4S@si 90; 5 pounds
81 .909s2 ,0V.
BLAoKnERRIEs--sl .6S6es1 75.
1 CoRS-Sl .B56psi 10
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hnnlIn,

GrmlAs umLaT-Wo Wolealsl 'Opnr hushel
while ln, 81 VI, .....
" Vnlnn- 4 the on Allll, 100 per hnahal'
OslOs sFIs~sn,
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g0aI ana WO0d,

oIaam- pomoslic sao9sol Havana, tso I
SAN pnr thousand,
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Eoo,- Wholesale, 1905 wlhL i'c, por
dozen,
llrirrn- Country, 700, Ia gloj Western aud
hnuhaA, zoe, wfr,
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suoAR-Crushed, lie; powdered, llaic; gram
ulated, NJ; A, III clarified, lOA@lOh;
, choice Louisiana, 9'i@9A; strictly prime,
| ilGGDis; fair to prime, SOON
! The prlcos 4 less In hOgsheads,
MoLAssEs AND SyIUrs-Louisiana molasses,
isto GUc. Table syrup, 50@65.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-18
nniln4 Wooi Mnrkot,
McnIs nnh InrI.

Fra II bmrs, rno 90 mrdiwm a,l bury, ?
~ ~ pur pound
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-18
CoHees and Teas.

CorFEE-Rio, common, 1874 l5A; ordinary,
l5h@l6A. fair, EX@isR; good, lsls6elSA
prime, lSA@lsh; choice, 1000; Laguayra,
| lbh@l9; Java, 2s6iS0c,
rRAs- Imperial, from 45@e5c. per pound !;
Young Tyson, Ss@t2; 0olong, 5O@BOc; Japan,
| dust a0G?5c.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-18
To St. Louis.
-ET0SADALIS

INHE GREAT SOUTHERN
To 4 remedy for the curo OF Scr0iu-
M In, Scroinlous faint, Rheumatism
ri H'White swelling, Cont, Goitrto
v p Consumption, bronchitis, Nor.
~esn~ yOua Debility ana al Diseases
arising lrofa an impure condition
IOi the rlO0d.
The mcrla of this valuable
fPA propagation are 80 well known
Gsr-. = It.lGt passing notice "a hut nee
n A ebsary 10 ramind tho readors OF
O. u tina journal of the necessity of
YIN" always having n bottle of this
medicine emoug tAeir STOCK OF
family Necessities.
Certificates can be presented
from many leading Physicians,
"a Ministers, ana heads Of families
"a throughout she South. endorsing
Na~A IN the highest terms 7he F2uid
W EItlUctg RoSuOtaiS.
'''"'7 DIR. X, WILSON CARR OF Ball
tlmolc, Jays 'hO he's used Il In
Asses OF NcToinla ID other dis
= q: +: +: az: !: -:
ton no has over used
REV BARNEY BALL, Of tho
Baltimore NJ, i. Conference
"A South, says he has been SO mucn
"a benefited by Its uss that no
IA oheerfully recommends IL to all
"a his frienns and acquaintance.
- s-nn~ CRANEN Il CO., Druggists, at
Gordonsv e, Va. say II has
never failed TO give satisfaction.
SAM'L &. MCFADDEN, of MUIR
s-vra freesboro, Tennessee, Haysit cured
n him of Rheumatism when all
"A else failed.
Rosadalis Is not u secret Quaok
u~fan-~G preparation; Its ingredients are
published on every package.
Show II 20 your Physician and he
will tell you IL Is composed of the
.-,x- strongest Alternatives that exist,
N and is an excellent Blood Purifier.
Did our space admit we could
give you testimonials from every
--Au- State in the South, and from per-
soma known 10 every man, wo-
man and child, either personally
nr by reputation.
EoaNdalis 10 sold by all Druggists
Smy JOHN \, HENRY, CURRaN & CO..
T. s College Place,
= .EW Y9RlA..
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wines and Liquors.
ALcoHoL--s2 IS to o.. 70 per gallon
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CettOn.

A little better in tone, though not quotably
higher. We quote
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BLEACHED COTTON.


AmosS' e Aca,7-S..lSs, Easton, NN, .,,...li
AmOskoagAcad-i2l% Eaton, AA.....li
Omega AOA, rs, rs Standard N....l2Ig
OmegaACA,i.i u,9OS STANDARD, H....ll19
Easton, Il ,..,,. N's Farmers ..,,,,,..ll
MnSsnlssic, A....lh% shotucket, ,..,...,l2k
Maasabcsic, B..,.lin somerset, ...,.,... 81
AlOSsabpsiC, D,...I9k Am0skeag AWninglO
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visit, 81 TO W.
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IlllIIIS.
COrrONADE!
.lEANS.
DRESS LININGA.

Naumkeag Corset MasonVille III q
Jeans ,,..,,,..,..lOSN 4 MORO ,,......,,
koarSafe Corset Garner Flat Cam
Jeans .......,..,,lO hrtc ....,.,,,,,..
Thistle Wlgau -. w Garner II Cam
MaSonville roll brio ...,......,..
Cambria NJ
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-23
The Wool Market.
Boston Shipping List, June 1871
mi

Boston Shipping List, June 1871
The principal business recently has
been in unwashed combing woods, one
of our leading mills having purchased
largely of Kentucky. There is also a
moderate demand for unwashed me-
dunn fleeces at prices ranging from
100000 per h., but in washed heeces
there has been scarcely enough bust
ness doing to givea reliable quotation.
There has been some speculative in
quiry for fine heeces, but without re-
sulting in any movement, as holders
of this wool are not disposed to force
it off now at the low prices which
spectators are willing to pay. X and
Xxx Ohio and Pennsylvania can not
be quoted at over 45@47c, and Michi-
gan and Wisconsin Aeeces at 42@43c
per Id for good average and above.
In No. l and medium washed heeces
there has not been enough business
doing to make a price, and the quota
tion for this grade is quite nominal.
Kentucky combing woods have been
selling at 36@36lc, and Maine, Mis-
souri, and Georgia unwashed feeces
from 34@37 per Id. California wool
is still very quiet, and prices are nom
inal. The best northern woods are
dull at 2O@35 per lb. Pulled woods
move slowly and prices range from
45@574c for supers, choice Maine and
eastern super selling in small lots at
55@574c per lb. In foreign wool
nothing Of any consequences has been
done. and prices are nominally the
same,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-23

riage way on Tennessee street; they
shall also pave and plank the crossings,
and shall renew all paving required
when the same may be needed, and
shall have three feet each side and
between the track along the remain
der of the route. The contract of
which the main points are here recit-
ed, is signed on the part of the city by
John Overton, NJ. Burke, c. w.
TGoyer, R. Galloway aud John Gum.
1t has been under consideration
several years, and its consummation is
believed to be the best that could be
devised for the commercial interests
OF the city and the benefit Of those
interested. The only opposition so
far manifested is among those who
fear the enterprise will interfere with
and ebstruct the movement of freight
across the steamboat landing.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-23
wednesday evening June -, 1850

The usuary penalties recently a
part Of the law in New York state,
have been repealed and private or
individual bankers, also state and ma
tional banks, can take such interest as
the market rate permits, only forfeit
ing double the interest if more than
six per cent is received. Under the
former usury law the entire principal
was forfeited if more than the legal
rate was taken. The recent action is
regarded as a long stride toward free
trade in money. The present market
rate for money is only about three per
cent, hence the law will have no i'm
mediate application, but the move
ment indicates a desire on the part Of
lawmakers to meet the fluctuations
of the market and letthe law of supply
and demand govern the price borrow
ers may be required to pay for accom-
mediation.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-23
ADOmestic Picture.

HaWkeye.I
While | was featuring in Washing.
ton l saw a lady with an intelligent,
pretty face, and bright, eloquent eyes
that were rarely lifted toward the
speaker. and then only for a flash of
time. They were bent upon her hus-
bands hands almost constantly. Bril-
liant and accomplished a few years
ago, she had gone down into the world
Of ~voiceless silence, and all the music
and all the speech that come into her
life comes through the tender devo-
ton Of her husband and as / talked
| watched him telling off the lecture
on his nimble fingers, while her eager
eyes glanced from them to his sympa-
thetic face. 1t was a pretty picture
Of devotion. They were so young to
have this cloud shadow the morning
skies Of their lives; but, as | glanced
from the voiceless wife to her hus-
band, | thought how beautifully the
sunlight was breaking the clouds and
tinting even their affections with a
tender radiance. This disciplin of at
tending upon suffering is a good thing
for a man. 1t rounds out his life it
develops his manlier, nobler qualities;
makes his heart brave and tender
and strong as a woman's.