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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-10-28
Mermiid1tes.

-Sis 3abl ber GinpanSerer 1T in
bem SerflpTensn 9te4nunsSiaRre aut
457, ,257 ausema6ieu, Gs lit Sies bic
arBbte Summe, wel6e felt 1920, mO
sGerIt cine Giniponberer'S St0tiitit bes
conner fpurSe, errciHt pprSeu lit. Sn
iensm Sa5re tamcn 1886 GinwanNerer
in glep gOrf an inter mann'8Ia3en
G6puntunsen Cie nGhSem e'e Ser'
baItnihe in europa oinittS nno R'sr
unsGnItis p6sr umsetebrt tparen) ipurUt
i'm Sabre 1872 bic bR6its 3obI bon
449, ,4S3 erreibt Die nun icbt itbertrpfs
fen ipprpsn lit. Inter BEN Ginpans
Serern befauben ii6 "a, 4,638 9sutitG
Elm 9ermebrunS bes beutiden Clemens
tss in umisrsm 2onSe, bic fir bie
SeutI9amerifaner nur erfreuIib unc
fur SaS San;e 2anb nur portbeiIBait iein
farn.' SIN llebri8en 1T bisie 8rpbe
GinipanSeruuS aud zines Der 3eiden
nnIsrsr 9rosperitdt unb Der uuSemeinen
Miifre in europa.
YrOfeTpr SGafsr BON 4Ottsbiae,
ga., bsri6tete apf Der IeBtsn ipiiiens
f6aftIi6en SeriammIunS in Saratoga,
baB in Dem SsrbdItnib, tuie bic &obIen
nun su Sage sefbrSert iperrsn, in 1856
SSsren Die SobIensruben bpIIitanOis
ausac6tutet ieiu iuerSen. Die &sIt
ipirS aIsbaan gu ben erSbopentbaIteus
ben Gruten 9ui!udt nsbmen miihen,
Ssren llmfans 400 Ma. erbBer lit.
- Gin mOSerner SeriuIes ioh Der %
Sabre oIts 2afageite 9ieB in 8eaSina
iein. SerieIbe 1T SUB 9 SOL bod
iInS beIitt cine ipIde unsebeure NluSEsI.
fraft, Sab CT an einem it6er BEN glader
gslsSten 3aunpfabl a6t DtGnner, Sier
an ieber Ssite, bon Der GrSe belt, alir
Bel burdidnittIi6em Gepidt~pon 100
9funS per @am SuIammcn 1900 8iS.
Ginen 9fus, bon un9efabr 160 BiunS
@sipidt, balaniirt er uuf ieiusm aim
inS Iauft bamit lumber. Glsib Cams
fpn serreibt 2ieb eincn breifab Selesten
Gtrid bon benz 9aIiber Der geipbbnIi6sn
@aI6Ieinen. 9tuf bic Suft IdBt Ell
ii9 sinen Stsin bon iIber $50 8funt
Iesen tmo benieIben nit siuem 16 gb.
Giisnbammer seri6mettsn. Sieiss Isb.
tere fol- inSs6en nibt 70 i6pieris iein,
ais es ideint, inbem Der 8etrsfenbe
Bios SaS Geipidt Sss SteiueS Su trassn
bat mS bon Dem S6Iase fam etipus
Seripdrt, ba ii9 bic Strait bes S8Iases
Dsrnbse bss 1rasbeits s.GeisbeS Der
a6rpsr nur Sem Steins, ni6t aber Der
Bruit Sss SsnleIbsn Srassnben mit'
ihsiIi,
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Der arme 1ifdfcr.

9iarrer: ,,Grbitcn Sic ii6, Iisbsr
Meiiter! Sbr armes Sdnshen Sat Der
6err in icinem unerforidliden 0tatb.
i6lub freiIi6 binipes scnommen: inNeB,
= Sic miiTien bas nit bonterfuIltsm
Serscn anertennen - (auf Die iibrisen
SinSer Res Sii6Iers bliden6) - Sic
baben ia nod Scgen Senus I'M Sauie."
Siidlermeiitsr: DSdeen eenus,
Serr 9aitpr, abcr ia Sretter !"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-10-28
Srnnpf.

Gin 9urSait in 6ransenSbaN fra9ts
cine iunse, aufssbIaiene Dame, bon Del
man aagemein bsbauptete, ite bate bas
9uIUer nlht eriun6en, parilm iie baS
g8antr irinte, Of iie Ieioenb icig
sl9 ncin, iaete Has SrduIein, nil
febIt gar ni6ts, ib trinfe baS @aNe,
nur aus Oummbeit.
GS ibsint ubcr nod ni6t ssbplfsn ~
babtnl ipar Die 9lntipprt.
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9amOriaii9cs.
Nrafuna aus Der alptbOloeie.

9ebrer: 9ienne mir bie berGbmtcite
Iagcnbafte Grpeoitiou Su Nfesre.
S6iiIcr: Der 3u0 Der Grieden sc.
gen Srpia.
2ebrer: 9as it i&On balls unr
balls 8ei6idtIi6.
S6uGer: 2llio Scr 9lrsonautensue.
9sbrer: q, Nas 1T mir nidt ia8ens
BAIT semlg.
SduIer (na6 einisem gladben.
fen 4: Die 6IOttcncemOnitratiOu.
2ebrer: Srapp! Sas nenn' id
ia8snbuft. (5lobD
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-10-28

- 9as traurigs Sass.@eft bic
2ei6en Der in Der Seabamsrubs (Gns.
lamb perunslIdtsn 8srsIsute su Gage
Su foroeru. sins ieinsn Inneiamsn Sang.
Im 80. September tpurben beren a6t
ans GasesIi9t eebradt. Sn Der @ais
IerIlaidbe elmer berieIber fano ii6 fcls
senSsr an feline SSrau sei9risbene Brief.
,,2tebe Wfar9arete gSir iine bier uns
fer piersiS beiiammen. Ginise beten,
meine 9eoanfen aber beripeilen bel uns
lsrem Iieben franfen Sinbe. SD benfe,
es uno i6 iperben sIeib;eitiS in ben
SimmeI fpmmen. 8ott idiibe bid, lie'
bes @eib, unb bic 9inber. 2isbes Weib,
lebe nobl. Nleine IeBten 8eSanfen iine
bel Dir unb ben SIeinen. 2ebre bieie fir
mid beten. D, tpie srdbli6 1T uniere
Gage" (Oas franfe Sinh ipar am
Gage Der GrpIpiton seitprben.) Wlit
iuel6er GrsebunS bic Yeri6ittsten ibr
Gnoe eriparteten, Sei9t folBenbe Sn'
ldriit, bic an elmer 3entilatiOnstbiir in
Der Siefe bes Sda6tes entbedt ipurbe:
>, ,99ir leben nod ale. 3 llbr. 0ott
erbarme ii6 mier. g9ir beten ale su
ibm nm SiiIfe. 3pbert Sobnion." SIuf
elmer 9lanfe in einem anberen Sbeil
ces SdadtS fanp man fplsenoe, in
fsiten SdrifSiisen 9cidriebenen Worts:
,,0ott Der Serr mar NIT uns. gSir llne
ale berei. fir ben Simmel." l."
- Gntsssen ber Sebauptuns, Der
eisentIibe Griiuoer Der 3inobbls6en
iei Gin iiinsIt rerItorbener llnSar genes
fen, bemertt bic y6rantfurter 3ts."
raB Die Gbre, bieie GrfinbunS qemadt
su baben, bem Gbemifer Sob. Sriebr.
8ammerer aus 2uSwiesburS, l9drttems
berg, sebiIbre. Sammerer fertiSte nGms
lid idon in ben 30er Sabren, oIs er
Wcscn SetbeiIiSuns AM Sambader SEP
auf Spbenaipcrs frei Suartisr bate,
Reib;iinobbI;6er unp ipdnbte baw 9bos.
phpran. Sammerer ielbit ersieIte iebO6,
iuie eS 10 bdufis gu 8ei&eRen pieSt. nit
Der GrfinblnS feinen Grfolg uno itarb
1857 on - sebrpdenem SerSeu, na6s
bcm glnbere iib hes neucn 6abritatipns.
3pei9es bemd9tiBt batten.
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a @nte gladlrtdl ten fnr
Sprid) III 6rtcr.

,.Ias rtiniiC SMt. rtiufr 2iibem uns
ibJuitr 6dut erd $'cgicu ViiiIrS."
Sin wruil Sspfm 9iitrS ignrt arcbt
lriicretnuulH uuc lnHGc Nrlrtbe.ieH."
sIiris FrlHts 6rlu M}uirr Shpeitr
cher Ninp fam nit 1rPfsu.giitrrrS Iariri
percM"
og1snn III lid nab trr la1eslrtcit an
Bette teditlt III rs Scpftn Siiirrge mas Su
'setriudlf.
sGund Meeijir itnddt uus ;trlgrt
ben Nrrvrr p0bfr nimm ocpf..r gittcrs wel
dies fcrtpGbrsuo friitii1...
"gtriis ar Shulru aibgauttcn une
smr5,rlrn 1epitn giittrs. GriuH. &C."
.,WfiuHelcit triugi slid uUo 3uiriCetr.
bttt ure ocpisn-9i,ierr, triult c5:ianebcit.'
,@Pit SCpfm 9ilNrm nuI mchr Nm,u
stmddt teun nit irgsnc elmer 0uSsrH 0nti-
gin.
.9ssun tns Nistirn auaeirtuat it, bid
2rScu uurutil, eif WuItriu idpab iius i,
gCtr0ude ecpiru Si,irres.
,,5ret5 usrgrle 5iftsT, Su,daciiGlCjt uuCI
Sdlpdbbeit grIau0t ccgisu Sitsrts."
Sppftu 6uittn &urirtru. Sdmsr;enss
filler lit an8enebm, iihsr un6 billig.
,}u rGTldufen tei 8ffrlitCr yutuil.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-10-28
Slnf Der 1aaS.

Sottcr: ,,Gs 1T sum perriidt iperSen
uidt cinen 9aIen bab' i9 mbrin9en
f6men !"
56ritsr: ,,@sri6rcibcn Sic bcm Sas
fen mas, Serr 9pftor !"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-05

Our returns for the six large cities indicate
q total packing Of $4,000 for the week,
against 105 900 last year, and to date an Nc
gregate of 4,3l5,000 There are three more
working days to the close of the season, and
with what variations from the current re-
ports may be shown by the final returns,
these places will probably not fall much, if
any, short of total of 100000, against last
years 100000, or decrease of say 800, 900
hogs. Our late returns from country points
are not full enough to offer close estimate
of packing at these places, but we consider
il near enough to place the total at 2,350,000
which would indicate an aggregate of $3.50
600 for all points, or decrease of 100000
compared with last years figures, and the
falling off may be smaller than this.
Aspecial to the Journal of Commerce says
that four or five members of the Ways and
Means Committee are making fight for n
reduction of the ugar duty all along the
line. They openly declare their opinion that
the present duty, which is about sixty per
cent. nd valorem, is unnecessarily burden
some, and they say they will favor no bill
which does not reduce the duty.
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Commercial Notes.

Galveston is $4,000 bales short on this
over last seasons cotton receipts,
OF the print-cloth market the journal OF
Commerce says that the unsod production
ut Fall river and Providence to the close of
March is 10000 pieces, which,wth the stock
on hand, gives the supply in sight ut those
points TO that date rs pa, 800 pieces, against
1,733500 pieces for the same time last year
The total supply in sight at the above points
from February Il to the end of June is L.
$4,000 pieces, against 4, l3S, 500 pieces for
the same time last year. IN average ofbarely
100000 pieces per week, This is IN exhibit
the mills can stand, though it is scarcely
so satisfactory consumers Of cloth, 1t is
the result of supply and demand, and shows
howthe market can be improved or bur
dcned through the choice of manufacturers.
Special reports TO the Cincinnati Price
Current show the number of hogs paC ked ut
the aforementioned places since November
1st to date and latest mail dates, us follows,
compared with same date and to the close Of
the season last year:
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An Elegant Preparation.

Designed to meet the public want for q
harmless hair dressing and restorative, i:
found in Parkers Hair Balsam. 1t net.
like magic commencing Mt the very roots,
removes dandrutf and all humors from the
scalp, and never fails TO restore gray or faded
hair to its original youthful color and beauty
Falling hair is Immediately checked by it,
use, and it produces growth of beautiful
young hair soft, glossy and luXurant, that
surprises every one. These properties, add
ed to its exquisite perfume and purity OF
composition, render it the growing favoritc
of the toilet table everywhere. Sold in large
bottles ut only 50 cents and 81 by all first
class druggists. 2eowtillaprl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-05
MONEY AND TRADE,
YESTERDAYS MARKET SITUATION
Cation BETTER Advance IN hyerpooi
ana New Norh Hides stronger
Wo0i Higher Grain, hrendAiniis
aud Provisions steady,
DALLAS, Thursdny Afternoon, /


Compared with yesterday there was m im'
proved trade Tho sun struggled through
the misty clouds, and with tho assistance Of
March winds greatly transformed our muddy
into dry, hard streets and roads, Neither
bulls nor bears had particular reason 10 90
into ocstacles over tho days market, The
list as whole stood NJ Yesterday closing
rates, The prediction that meat would nd
vance the closing days Of tho week have not
been verified, Flour Ia strong md moro
settled, Corn little unsettled, with dealers
shading stack lots in store though 61o, i
demanded for small orders, Collces and
sugars ar0 very llnL Ia general grocers
stock the demand from retail merchants was
light and the order trade no moro than
usual,
Tho country produce market i
still without "dnmntlc situations
and Is M yet broad farce, The season is nd
yanclng no rapidly that moro activity cnn
reasonably be expected In few days
Hay 10 fiat Ion ~ per ton, Seed ont,
have yimoosed the grain shops The demand
for general seeds II declining
The hide market Il stronger They have
taken u sharp upward turn In New York and
Texas dealers arc paying tho outside quota
lions.
THO near approach OF the new scOsou
makes wool more inIormtng Contracts
have been made In New York for TcSns NJ
8266i6, lii estimated that the trndc will
require 800, O0O,0 OOpounds. Thowool grow.
ers Of Texas anticipate fancy prices for their
spring clip, and thoy will not be disappointed,
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Railway Notes..

Tho anticipated arrival OF Juy Gould IN the
city last night was tho talk in miroad cir
clcs to-day. Every one was delighted To hear
IL, and hoped that he would stay long and
have pleasant time In Dallas aud In roSas,
Ilsnamo here Is regarded rs ulIsman Tor
public enterprise and carrying with
Il enough 10 accomplish improve
mcnts empires have been too weak to per-
form.
The Dallas g Clcbune have not yet
brokon ground,
The Trunk officers nrc not To- They
have secured the right of way to liNullman
ard have won the good will of all citizens
along the line.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-05

French oalf SILENCE co. do, klps Sl,25
per pounds American mlf Sl,l5C1la6
10, No, 2, 00'Gasl O0i DO, Mps zoos co.
do No, 2, Gb6oh6c Was 'ppor-l'er foot
goo, Harness Lmthar Oak No, I, ~ do
so, ., IN llemIoak no. !, ~ du, no ., 10
sklHiuE Gir No. !, Il No, 2, Zoe, per
pound,
CoLLAR Ducl, per dozen, Sib0GlG 00l
splt and Kip, slO00Mll0oi dll Kip $1,000
6glL0O,
CuAISs-Gl foot, 65G(0oopor pur
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wines aud Liquors.

ALtOllul,-sa @Gyl lppur gallon,
WHISKY sweet muah VI aigl hOi SOU
mash VI Gjti 80, according 10 nRo,
wlNfS -Clnrei In raeo, w hast CnlawhA
per gal VI luG2 on Port, per gul, VI suBH ~,
Sherry ~ uul, VI 2Ogl uui Madeira, pni val,
UONi ui, White wine, In cNHra, 80 800 " M
LnAMrA lGNk,- luoks IN bnholA, tlH- 70
llrllslcog, la busbnl R2k 0O hWg, IN basket,
az UOi nonpstir uhnupAlsue, bluNlu,
N.E-slock ale, dph,, " liAa Dot Porter
dul,, tsJOda ~,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-05

All Of Orr's buggcs md carriages have Ser
vans patent vhecls-l is inch aXles.
Orr's Concord side-spring buggies are hung
on equalizers and have steel bows, steel ties
and Servan wheels.
Buy your buggics of w. w. Orr, sue
cessor to Sechler Il Orr Main street, Dallas
Texas.
Orr sells all styles of Concord side-spring
buggies. Send for his illustrated catalogue
and prce-list.
Go and see Orr's buggies and carriages
before buying elsewhere, or send for price.
list
Orr sells the best buggy for the money in
the world.
Orr keeps all styles of carriages, phatons
and spring wagons.
If you want to buy family carriage send
for Orrs catalogue and price-list.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-05
Concos nnd Tens,

COVER -Rio, common, M " lih orll,
nary, l6l TO ldl ialG IA % NJ good
NJ TO Il prime lh.to lh9 choice, "
10 a0i Lnguajm l5l to l1 Java -
10 80,
TgAs-Impernl, from ll n O5o per pound
Young Tyson, ~ 10 w OoIong 90 TO GOi
Japan (dustl 20 10 2)c,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-05
Iron. Nails. Wire. Etc.

IRoN-We quote merchant bar &c rates,
Norway and Swedes l0cts.
PLow STEEL-1A cents.
WlRE-Smooth wire No. 0, &c; Nos. de
nd IL, Nc; No. ,, Sc. per pound. Barber
WIRE iapanned, extra cut barb l0lc; viii
barb. Zoe. Galvanized, extra cut barb, ll4c,
wire barb, lie.
Horse SnoEs--Per key, s. co. mule
shoes, So 90.
HoRsS SHOE NAILs--Per box % pounds,
No. I, Sc %; No. s, So 90; No. 6, So I5
1RoN-Firm at So 90 rates.
NMES--From l0d to GOD, So 90 rates.
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hngnra mud hYrIIns.

Crushed, u powdered, l3o
granulated, ll!i A, II yellow, lO choice
Louisiana, 0ll strictly prime, 0lnOll imr
10 primo, 7su0,
fhoprlcr less In hoghoads,
MoLAssEs ANp SYRrrs,-Loulsnna molas'
sos, IS 10 90 cents, Table syrup, 90 70 DO,
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SroKEs From ? to 2 inch, per set, NM
select, So 90: NX, 81 IS.
SAWED FELIoEs-l4X2}, 81 90 per set.
BudGY WHEELs-Saryen' patent, A, b,
c, d and f grades, So 80 to sis 90 per set.
AXEs-Per box one dozen, $40 90.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-05
Nerve

1t is q great thing to have what is
called nerve. and nothing contributes more
to the power of physical control thus named
than Warmers Safe Nervine. II also relieves
all kinds Of pain and cures headache and
neuralgia. d&w.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-05
Cotton.
Middling has advanced. We quote;
Flour, Grain and Hay.

CoRN.-Ear, upon arrival on track, lsc
helled46c; sacked do, 3d. From store
ear. 81; shelled, so; sacked, 81 cents per
bushel
RYE-ln sack, 81.
BARLEY-50c per bushel.
HAY--Prairie, loose from wagon, So
millet, do, $l4 bsled from store, $l5 for
prairie millet, do, SIT.
GuNNY BAGs-Second-hand in good order,
6 cents piece.
WHEAT = We quote: From wagon.
prime milling 81 25; fair to inferior, 81 90
TO 81 10. From elevator, 8 cents higher.
SHpsTUFFs.-Sl per hundred.
OATs--In sack from track, 55c; bulk do
53c. From store, bulk, 55c; sacked, 5sc;
rust-proof 60 to 65, sacked.
DALLAS GROCERY MARKET,
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~ 6Oi XNXX, or Gmily, 81 75l Fancy
81 per hundred Patent brands, w 30
70 $40 per barrel, Quotations ol Dallas
mndn flour are ns f1llOWsi


Coax MEAL--Wholasnla lois NJ tho loen,
mills holed G5ci unhpllrd B3i from sloro, 10
per bushel, Chops, = ~ per hundred
RIcE,- Wholesale, \ top,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-05
Lis AhnnainnI,In

To go through life with "snags" in the
mouth. Accountable not more to the suit
ferer than his friends. Buy SOZODONT
and cleanse the teeth which remain. or, bet
ter still, use it nov and save your teeth.
S0ZOD0NT is economical. DIV.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-05
Poultry and Game.

PRAIRIE OnIcKENs-We quote nj 20 cents
apiece.
LARKs--Per dozen, 80 cents.
RABBrrs-Per dozen, common, GO cents;
mule-earcd, 81 90.
SQUIRREIs-Po Dozen 60 cents.
QUAlLs- Per dozen, 80 cents.
ROBBINS Per dozen, 30 cents.
NENlsoN-Deer, 50 to 81 apiece,
CnIcEENs-We quote $3.50 for spring, and
50 for grown.
TuRKEYs-75c to 81 % apiece.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-05

CATTLE.-Corrfed, 2la9c; grass do year
lings, So to IS; steers from to years old,
Sl5aS20. Barn cows, SIS to SIS.
HoRsHs. ponies, SIS to S25
Farm stock, $40 to SIS. Buggy horses $50
to $780, Saddle $50 to Sl25.
MULEs.-From fifteen to sixteen hands
high, SIS to $40.
HoGs.-On foot, 8, 3Ica4c for inferior to
prime porkers.
MUTToN SHEEp-They are quotable at SO
to 81 per head.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-05
Meats and Lard.

Meats and Lard.
BAcoS-Clear side, 81 to DC; breakfast
bacon 10c. per pound.
DRY SALT-Clesr sides 8; long "a.
HAMs--Plain sugar cured lsl; canvassed
do 10a.
LARD-Tierce, 0; in half barrels, tubs,
buckets and cans u to &c higher, determined
by the size of the package.
Flour = Imported XXX, SO .25; XXX,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-05
MisccIinnoous 0rocers' slock,

SALr,-ln barrel, S2,6h 10 30, Liverpool
In sacks pl,s5 line, " 90 to $40,
CRACKERS, Soda, *, u IL to 1874
NNN7 10 ne, NNNN, 7 ~ "a Trade
Mark, 4 Ia " \ ~, Cream, W to 10 Gin
ger Snaps, W 70 10. 81,
SoAr-Ohye, Sic per lb,j Magnolia, per ID
ilci Blue India, 6lN6!c,
BENEs-i(Gllc per IT.,
CANDLEs-StNr, l8nllc,
CngEsg- Best brands of New York fan
cy, lGnlG Western, lblnlNlc,
HoMINY AND GRITs-sb.0 per hnrrel,
SAVER KRAuT-Por barrel, $40 SlOi half
do, S5NS5 80,
SWEET purAruEs-Ncllow Vans, ~ 2ai
white, ST. red, - per bushcL
ONIoSs-pcr barrel, 5000 Ia 5000.
Coal OII-liclow Hrc revised quotations
ll0eF. tcst In carlood lots - 10 per cuse :
100 can lots 81 IS 30 can lots 81 30; 20 do
~ So; 10 do ~ 60i . dc ~ 90. In bbls'
- cents,
TIEs-Not quoted,
BAduING--ll To III,
CLorugs rlSs-louud Gjc spring 81 90
per box
MEAsuuEs-l bu.hcl, iron bound, SO 30
per doaj two-hoop pals - OOuH2 100 three
hoop, ~ 80
Trus-Thrcc nest, - lOaS2 80; cightncst,
~ %; No. | per dozen, 80 6Oi No, :,
81 30; No, ., 81 %.
Northumberland, 81 IS; zinc, SO %;
New Era 81 60O2 20.
WELL BuchErs-S5 25aS5 80 per dol.
PowpER-S6 10 per kog of 70 lbs; II! do,
SO Is; 81 do, 81 So; blasting Kegs, 81 %,
SuoT-Dron bnV. ~ TO- Buck - 50.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-05

| clasped her to my heart, my own:
My ecstacy no tongue could speak
That moment I'd have scorned a throne,
When in my ear,
My love, my dear,
Said, ITO Loeb's new restaurant and eat.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-05
uidess PeIts. Wool and Furs.

HpEs.-Dry flint, IS lbs. and upwards
lac. dry kps, free of grubs, llc.; grubb
kips, Zoe; wet sailed, to 6lc; green butcher
hides, 8 to &c; all damaged, wet or dry, half
price; deer skins, 30c sheep skins from 2jc to
15c each. rft
WooL-Season over, last sale 25c.
FuRs-Coonsliins, 10 to 25c; skunk 10 to
15c; wolf, cayote, so to 75c; loafel, SOC to
81; wildcat, 10 to zoe; bear, soc to 81; otter
5Oc to 50; beaver, 50c to SO.
Leather.
LEArHER-Sole-. Oak No. |, AZ: do. No. Q
rs; Hemlock No. |, 80; do. No. ., 80.
Good damaged so cents per pound. Upper
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-05

EGos-Wholcsale l2!c; retail 10; per
dozen.
BUTrER-Country 22l TO 3Oc. Western
and Kansas, - TO SOC,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-05

JEANS.


DRESS L'NlNGS.
Namukeay Corset Nashville IL
Jeans .,,,.....,.,lO% "a mOrlc .,,....,.,
KearSage Corset Garner Flat Cam
Jeans ....,....,..lO brio .........,.,
Thistle Wlggau &c. on Garner II G Cam
Musonville roll brio "............
Cambria ....... So
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-05

PEAcnEs-2 lbs 81 30 to 81. 8 lbs 81 IS
to So.
ToMAToEs-2 lbs 81 As to $3.50. lbs s
| 90 TO 50.
BLAGKBERRlEs-Sl GjOSl IS.
CoRN-Sl 65o to 81 10.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-05
Tobacco Market.

PLuG-Nayy 80 to 50. Plug II inch 80 to
70. Twist 81 10 Co.
CIGARs-Domestic $50 to $50 Havana
$50 to 5000 per thousand.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-05
seeds.

GERMAN MlLLEr-Wc quote at 81 so per
,ushcl; white do, 81 %.
CoTroN-At the OIL Mill, 10 cents Ter
bushel
ONION SETTs-S7
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-05

CoAL.-We quote Indian Nation So 50por
ton delivered or free on board, Coke 35 cents
per barrel of one hundred pounds.
WooD--Oak, per cord, ~ 75oS3; pine,
81 %, delivered.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-05

M KS

Savage, soh....ll Lion Drob. :: ,;.,,l5'l
9" ~ oH....,"', Hampton DTab. .lSl
Montana, ~ in..,2t Hampton lTowu,.l5h
Lion Brown, $ o2,lj'I Artisan thtCl,s,n II
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-07-21
A Destructive Cyclone.

DETROIT, July ia violent and destructive
cyclone and hail storm visited Monroe
County, fofty-five miles south of this city,
about O'Clock Sunday afterpoon. IL seemed
to start in the Township of Ida, and travelled
in sOulheasterly direction, sweeping every
thing in its path with irresistible fury. The
distance traversed about seven rs1Ies. and the
swath moved by II from half mile to mile
wide. The wind uprooted and twisted the
largest trees, while the nail accompanying the
storm was very severe. Fields of OATS and
stripped. About the worst dcmsge inflicted
was In the vineyards, which are very extern
sive in this region. These were compile tely
stripped, and the green fruit of the year s
product is ruined, beside great damage done
vines. Few houses and barns were upset.
Live stock was somewhat injured, and win
downs were Tidded of glass. The loss, at the
present time, is roughly estimated at $4,000.