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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-23

ln 1857, when Ike wave, the spirit OF Clu.
tiny wsS spreading over the continent an officer
was Sc co standing with head uncovered, beside
an open grave 10 one of the cemeteries 10 CAL
cutts. He had come to pay the last eff ,e Of
respect 10 40 assistant missionary, whose social
status had been much ioterior to those of Eu.
ropesn birth and blood. The soldier was the
oc'y nan to whom all eyes were turoed at this
terrible crisis, and 10 few days be was expect.
ing to hasten to the scane of action. He was
oser~he med with work, and every moment Was
Of cnoNquance.
IF it nad been the fuueral of soma great
suo. said the soldier to bis old pastor, Andrew
Leslie, Il could have found o hundred excuses
to have kapt away; but this man was isl.htul
and tue. and If be were thought little of for the
uucuuInDess OF his speech and the color OF his
skio, | feel it privilege to shed tear over
his crave" The soldier was Hsveock, for
whom, 10 few Weeks. nation mourned and
who will ever be regsrded as one of the greatest
haroeS of his time. |, Was q common saying
atter the Indian mutluy that The saints saved
the empire"
Cerlsjuly the haroism of the Hsveocks, Out
rams. L.9rerc.s Nlohosons, Hodsors, aud
Others, will ever form one of the noblest pages
10 Eoglish history. If lods has been tho train.
ing grouod OF some of our finest soldiers, it has
also been the tralung proaud for Christina dc
voiou and Zeal At one tiue it was considered
The safest policy to ignore Chrisuspity, and
this feeling more or less pernested every de-
psrtmeut Of the service. Happily, those days
are numbered with the past. Governors geoeral
and ocmuauders 10 chiet have lett it an honor
to bear their testimony to the fact that missioo'
aries have ever been the truest friends to pro-
grcss and civlllz ltion, aud the best supporters
OF the British rul, 10 Ioda.
IT every branch of the service wero cauvsssad.
it would be found that the meu who have been
faithful to their oonVlc ions hsvs best secured
the Confidence of the people. The man with
90 religion Is an anomaly 10 the patlves OF To-
dla w%lch they cauput understspd. and they
.isoi6caot!g ask IF he be DOT Hiutoo,
Bu dais,. Mohamus d % or Christian, Whsl i,
he + Hall a cattury ago there wero so few
God fearlng men tina, child cJuld cunt them.
l Can rcm, III rcr, said oul mel 10 our hear
log, when there w,re but three Cnrisrian
thcrrs 10 the while Of he Madras Pfesidcucy
But there Is sc roely regiment now 10 which
there is not ons or more ready tor every good
word aOd work There is scarcely solitary
missionary DOW that has uot to ri ice over the
oouuteuatc3 aod help h" RECEIVES from his
o~" couutrymeu-An Mdia, Uaplais Re
collections
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-23

EAGLE BRAND TOBACCO, WHRATsnd
L. CORN FERTILlZER.-Inos calling the at.
tention of farmers to this Fertilizer, being the
first season it has been ofisfed, l will simply
give the materials it is composed Of: Fish
Scrap, or Gusuo, Bone and Potash. containin e
from five TO six per cent of Ammonis. Hsvin p
had this Fertilizer msde for my own trade /
!otfar it with confidence tLat it is what the
armer wants and al l ask is trial. Put up
lbs in q bag Price S40.
THOMAS PERRY. Agt.
mario Alexandria Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-23
By O. Neal s Lucas, Auctioneers.
GALE REAL ESTATE.

THE THREE STORY BEICK HOUSE,
on Prince street, bstween Royal and Fairfax
recsntly oc2u oad by the AlsAsndrls Water Co.
opposite thu Gazs!te Office Ii not disposed OF
at private saIa before the lst Of July, it will be
sold at suction i'll front of te Market House,
on Royal street, on JULY Sd, at II o clock m.
:nIl -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-23
BOOKS. ssAgEqpaEssy. etc-
II E w 3 90 K s

-A~ .O w - ~ ~ - ~
TODAY At
FEEEECR's, 93 a. 95 ElN8 STREET..
history OF the Campsrgn Of General j. T
(ct0neWH!D J7ckson in the 6hcl ando.h Valley
CT Vrginis hy VIM Allen, with full msps Of
ne region and tatIeleIds, by Iei uvtclaiss;
vol, 6vo
No Kelalions, from the French of Hector
" alot; 75c; cloth, 81 70.
fhemi, oy dIn- Stephens; T5c
dis IDOL, novel 75r
Loves Vengesnce: 75c.
Drltted Together; 75c
Ihe United States Government. its Crganizs-
Lsm nheFe; S.
ANON the Thorns, by Mary Lowe Dickia-
son 81 80.
Outlying Europe and the Near Orient, a mar.
rstlVe of recent travel, bY Jos Moore jr 81 So
a hopeless Case by kdgsr Fswce,t 81 Is.
Three Friends Esncles; 81 70
brnry l5c.
Automatic Copying Pencils, new lot just re-
ceived.
New Publications Seaside Franklin square
and other Libraries received daily
je5 GE. FHENCH.
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IA NsF 4Iases5hS.

HOS1ERY-Gver 100 new p.ttarns, sho win &
- the largest snd b1st selected stock in the
city.
DRESS SHlHTS--A full sssortm ant; also the
new patterns of Collars and CuiT..
KID GLOVES, LACES, RIBBONS and
SCARFS.
Special attention paid to GENTLMMEN'S 5
NECk WEAR, Constantly receiving a! the
newest designs offered to first c.sa city trade
GERMANTOWN and SAXDN ! WOOL
and ZEPHYR WORSThD
SUMNER UNDER w EAR for ladies gents.
misses, boys and infants; large assortment; !;
prices 2Oc 10 So
CnRS HTS can bs seen at Soc 75a, 81. ST 25,
81 80 and 81 per psir; several nov makes IN
Corsets added to stock; ladies are invited to e1-
am! me same.
bUTTO"S, Braids, Parssns. Spool Silks,
Towels, Napkins, Dexter Knitting COtlon Pins,
Needles, Combs, Belts, Suspsnders Thread
Gloves, Soap, ferfuInery and new se'ec. oa OF
Jewelry.
spl7 G. M. ADAMS. 90 King St
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-23

INDIAN LINEN, PERSIAN LAWNS. AND
WHITE GOODS ast op=ned D. W supply Mt
jelS lW l. EICHBERa's,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-23

DARE CHANCE
AN FOR SALE.
1he STOCK and FIXTURES Of 8 frat class
STEAMED UISTKk SA LOON. consisting OF
Steam Boiler and fixtures for stesming oy sters
two (2) Stoves and Cooking Utensils, three (3>
Counters. Tables, Chairs, Refrigeratnrs, ice
Boxes, &c in fact everything nece ssry to
steamed oyster saloon. For terms apply on the
premises No. II north st. Assph ST, Alexsn-
dris, Va. jelS-4t
ECR EENT-The THREE STORY BRICK
T. HOUSE. No 35 north Fairfax st Has nl
the modern improvements including ba;hroom
gas cooking ralge and pGrior heater.
feb 7-tf r. Z. DDRRETT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-23

New STYLES IN LAWNS OF BEST QUALITY
just opened at j.lS lwl |. EIoHBERG's,
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
EOk RENT.

u
The DWELLING, on King street. nesr Co
lumbu:, occupied by Mra. Hannah Adsm.
Bsth room and gas Rent Sl2 ger month Ap'
ply at the n. b. corner of Prince and Wash.
ngton streets. ja2i-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-23

WHITE LINEN DRILLS AND DUCKS.
w Black Engsh Grapes, extra quality !;
Black Cashmere Sbawls; Bsek and Colored
Luce Buntings; 6 4 Navy Blue Fsnnal. beau
tiful Lawns and Piques at 10:; Gsuzs Shirts,
Sus pendere, Cuffs and Collars, Gloves, Hand
kerchiefs Half Hose, CIsvs.s, H.mbuTe's Irish
Edge together with great many other desrs.
Bile and cheap goods just received by
D. K BkASHEAR, 100 King st.,
Monday, May 81 1901 Alayan6ris. Va
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STSEfEEEs RESORTS.

SJszsEEss RgsssRYs.
SvaSide Resort. oosa.:. s'".'S.. 'sn.s"'
surf bsthins fishing, snipe shooting. This ho.
"a, Is rfopeMed for tie reception of visitors
&T !rrLr- per day 81, par week S;1 per
month $50. Route from Horfolk or iJit p !. :
nv ste-m"r ''Rrnks" to "harrystone evory Mon.
day. Wednesday aud Friday Address
Jo O-lm "pADY Il EuBR. Proprietnrs
THE TlN0hE rARK.
"a (Folmer y GIesooro)
Is DOW oren to the pubic for P,crics and Tx
cuT5ions; the most pleasant summer ,ss0rt
ar 1uhd Washington the ferry hoA:s land every
h"' hour; hrst cIass accommodation ut city
prices Grsud free picnic every Tbursi.v.
strict order will re preserved
myl9-tf RICHARD kGBB, Proprietor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-23

ENLY FAESl FLY FANSll-Fowlsr's pat,
IL ent Fly Fans; they drive flies away by the
shadow and movement of the wlpgs while re.
volving and is therefore indispensable for the
enjoyDen of good meal or nap. For sale
wholesale and retail st
JAS. F CARLIN & SONS,
my25 63 King street.
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&neCdOte of HByeiOck.

Special contracts will be made with yearly ad
Vertisers.
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AEHEL snd lRON DOUBLE snd SINGLE
~ FLOW PLA rES, finished ard unfinished.
Of Royal. Call aud seq
apl4 j. T. CREIGHTON & SON.
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6NYDONIN, the best preparation ever offered
s,J for the cure of CHAPPED SKIN will
eradicate pmp!es, and give to the complexion {
soft and healthy appearance. Price rs cts pei
bottle For sale by
jan 2S WAKEFIELD & HALL.
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'oaszssssOg nEgCHAHrs
{ Was. 5. TAYLOR, Jr.,
lbste of ] T. Beckhsm s Co
GENERAL COMMISSION uEpru
FEED DEALER.
Agent for
D. &. FICKLEN s. SONS
CELEBRATEU
1hioGEWATEK FAMILY FLOTE
II North Union street
''''. l" Alexandria VirpiDia,
CnmMsassUE HEgCHasra

..,.,.,.,, WHOLESALE GEOCgRs.
CEN SHAL COM MISSION MERCHANTS
And Dealers in ~
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS
3aTa on hand GIBoON'S XX,XXX xyyy
81: ~ IN OLD RYE, OLD CABINET
@nt hoNCGRAM WHISTLES; also BAK-
ht:$ snd 7 HON PSON'S PTRH RYt;
a, NJ Io: to which they invite the attention
O:1efs from the country for merchandise shall
!oc"i:a prompt a.tention 'N"li
So, ,t@"slgnments CT Flour, Grain and Coun.rv
r'e4-ce solicited, for which they gusrsntse tho
AiS@esI 'natkel prices and prompt returns.
-Ee't1ess' corner CT Cameron and Royal Sta,
an "a oct 70
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-11

TURNIPs--4Oc. per bushpl.
LEmuEa--rer box, Is 80.
PoP CoEN-Prze packing IS, rcr EroSh, ~.
GAIsINa London lEyclA, tdW31, lVi IUyofa
CO Ii to ~ .NN per box.
PECANs--s2 Is to 81 90 per bushct.
SUrs--Alinonds 90 -jG. per pound; hraall
ll@l2; alberta, llr'i1i &HgliaA VENUS,
nons; chostrtits, American, nnNei Itailani
none; peanuts, Z to b; coco2uut5i So.
DATes-l0Ni2ho. per pound.
OnAHaes- Sound stock, b!crida and LoH!s-
lara, 81 % to 8.
CURitANTs --S662G.
PRUNEs-sH
We m,ko the following quotations:
cyares, YER barrel, ss.aO, Malaga grapes, YER
la fb srfei, 1850 California grapes, per 20 ID
boxes, $500; California pears, M boz,
$50; coco.nutss per hundred, 81
rnisrns, layers, new, pnr box, So;
ratsins, Lordon lnyerH, per box, $3.50 chc9-
nuts, domestic. per pound, lo@i2 G; ALMONDS
per pound, 2382i cents pecans, I9S cents; NJ
nerts, Is CtuIs: lraz' nuts, per pGu1d, lOcvhis'
peanuts, fancy Virginia, per hundred lO1, s'i
hgs, In "a Id boxes, Per ~, nohoi
appcs, fancy per hGIrol q 50; apples, choice,
per barrsi, 81 5o0S2; potatoes, per hSsieI
| iIGn-rl q So; pOtatDea, Uei barrel, Peer 'rsl
| 81. Is; onions DER barrel, E,Hcgc4 40; Gnn,,,
| rer strinA, rs cents; dates, in frNtls, per
round gccnts:krout. pcc barrel none; Lrout, pcy
| hplf h.rrel, none: popcorn, prize boxes, per
| heif gross, y Is; New York factory cuee 9,
pcr bound IL CcnIS western cheese, rel
| bound, "a cents; choice rah5sRes pyr crate,
81 Nos. 60 purJ apple vinegar, per gnlon,
| 20 cents,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-11
DALLAs, FAIDAY AFTERNOON,
n.n.vah@r. In latO


The mavkots we're again characterized TO-
day by extraordinary activity. PennsylVa-
MIA gentleman VINO got in la7s nightsaid Dali
In, was tue ilv-less looking town he had
seen siues lowing home. Il was n miniature
Now York, everybody being on III, rush with
the center Of Iho city - bci,ing b.ehiya, It
taus strikes every stranger, md aB msn are
seeking suoh places that Is tho true reason
eyely houte here is fell. There Is scarcely .
ylcent residrnco to be found and vs. csnnot
call 10 mind single emf PITY store roam evsn
on tbs courthouse square. 40 fast 80 founda.
lions ara laid for new bulid!Hg,, renters Ue
or hand to ougsSe the boil1i-g when finished.
The hrst shipmont, ten bales. q cotton over
the Texas Trunk, Uas received yesterday.
This is herswitn recorded and With peculiar
satisfaction That rordfs oblissi 10 DO ~ r.
calculablo advantage 20 the conra.reo Of pa'-
las Histhe only ROAD that viii iun In tha:
d-uotlan aad until 10 makes connection wits
the iezas & New Oreona, 30 miles, all the
eJ,ton, grain, Lumber cattle, sidet, wool and
oiler 3arpu, productions, together with 'he
bple OF the counties IL VIII psnetras viii
biob!iged 10 csm, 20 Dallas f,r market.
tits clouting upa"ip, much to the rgrat
ofall. Bat cotton plctels Aayc nNda 1ne pro-
grees daring the week and the recelr1' are
alre ldy beginning t, be doucis that OF one
Week ago. We do hops these uowe'eS1ieviS
Tors arc not precursors Of resumption ofonr
November wosthtr, though wO hardly dtre
prsSlct it otherwise. our psopl-, however,
must lsarR to re forward with bu'itssS, rain
or shlne.
In railroad circles nothing nsw was reported
except the completion OF the flrst oeyen milts'
of The Texas TrunE. The grading has be9n
pretty mach nnished 10 Kaufman, and II IL
nearly certais tia track Ia -ers will reach Tiers
some time daring the wlnto;. That important
line viii taos begin to do Dalia" good, rRd \
power OILS. Tho distance is 80 miles
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Nr,scellnneoua arosers, s.oeR

eaArnreuEs--S! 75G3per brshol
RtcN- Wholesale Va -.
sALT-In barrel, S2.2i. Liverpool IN
stcks, 10; sne, 81 2j Rock 81 80 gersaeF., -
CEAcKErs--SGde, XXX, so tot; NGHX, 7
10 ~; Trade Mark, ~; Cream ., Singer
Snaps 9k to 10,
LsAD--Sc per Ia.
SOAR Olive, 5'5c: perpo9nd' Blue India, G1t
GCo.is balas sonp Works, Pale, Olive. be'
Cambria. 90 per pound. Eureka Manufacturing
Unmpauy: clone, 90; Pale olive, o; LANA
Olive, A. ceulr yer pound.
BEANs--i to 4Ac. per pound.
CANDLEa-Star, iuIl wti4H. light VT 1875.
CHrasE-tleGr Sprirs, lie; Factory to 10.
HO1uEY Aa1 GRiTs--Bi.h per barrel.
SAUER KRAFT For lalf barfelH.D.
APrLns-g2 10, y IS Gc23 per barrel. A stand
ord narrslor apuics contains II pecks
ONIoNs-Per barrel, 81.
PoT4roEs-sS,OO per barrel. IN sacks,
81 per bnshe.
DmED PEACAEs--U npeeIed 60, peeled l2c
per pound.
SWEET PorAToEs-i0c. per oushol.
Coal OIL-BclOw are revised quotations w
#. test: in barrels "A centg, per case OF gal
ION cans SO no. and | gallon 10 cent6,
CLOTHES PNs-RouGd, 65ci spring, A.UO per
box.
BIEAsuRGs--S buabel, iron bound, $50 per
dozes; swu-hoop pals, {? Il; three-hOop,G 30
TURs-Ihrer nest, ~ .faGts4.oai eight nest
t.25i No. l, per dozen, sl9i no. 2 5s'ooi NO.
s, 20.
WAsHBoARDs-woo gl.S5; zinc, a.9o; New
Era, H.HdSl75.
WE'LL. RUcxErs--S6. 6t@S5.50 pcr dozen
PowpBR-,6. 40 yer key OF d popEds; l2h DO
S.. 45 "a do, 81 Is; blasting kegs, H'25.
SHol-Drop, bag, 2.2i, buck 80.
MACKEsEL-No. barrels, $40: haii-barrclB,
& 20; kits, l. pounds 81; No. barrels, ~.
CANDY-StIck, l3@l5c. pound. FGncy, 10
to 2ic.
LYE-ConCentrated, g. .cJas3.%.
RopR .-Sisal, =, in. basis, 1855 cotton, 2-c.
ViERaAr.-por gauOn, 2p@2Oo. Apple, 200.
WRAprINc pArrn-BOg ana straw, ioc. 600.
SrARCH-4Ac.
BUGGY wItRELs-Saryen' patent, 4, II, Z, D
and Y grades, 3S TO 5lt per set. ,.,,
max, do ~.
JuGs-Wo quote II 10 z cents per gallon for
glazed. CrOcSs IL to Il cents Per gNnoH 42r
JrIognd
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Tho Cnnrnr OF ,rrade.

The streets to-day we're again hlled with peo-
pie, wago's, buggi's, carts, males, horses aad
cattle. The TRADE was brisk: Every shopkoeper
was busy from morning anti night sellisg snd
packing goods.
AS a. rule, values were rot materially
changed from yos,eIdly. ThstonH of the whole
ma'hctwas at least hoalghy, with many articles
buoyaGt Stocks are generally ample with
train loads AZ new goods coming every day.
Cottos was barely stea.y. BuJers differed
from sellers ana with ono snsiher toe, IS to
pricn Thus i've reported ralddlirg IS worth
los costs, three l0%, and two laG, They all
asrpad, howsyor, thst they weuld give thai
price for etrsicht Hue Of 20 hales OF mid
ding We lot tho quotation .tsn1 at lOJ5
with these qualifications. Receipts wore lib
eral, lha Wichita contributing 100 bales to th.t
brough, Cerwstd by regular wagons. AS noted
above tho Trunk brought IN ten bales yester-
day
Meats were In regular Ssm,nd. which is
small Clear pidoS smoked 9A as hore,ofrrc
Dry salts unchanged.
Corn is In liberal supply and rhutk and ear
letching 30 to IS cents.
oat' e.v 'dy at 50, With geosly ts not in excess
OF dolnaud.
Hoy is steady. Prairie lo3ss Eerch sntaolo
is qvostble a. ole to sl2 per ton. II retsllS at
90 TO 81 PSF hundred, kalcd.
Flour in siiG and Sncha ugsd There was q
regular demand for 1t to-day. Dealers all
a3 zee that ii will be hithor before is is lower.
Ihe City mills sie selling rs follows: *
So 25,o Xxx g. 30, NXXXSyN Fancy none
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IUIiuWb. Al q w. AM ooS
Xxx, 3 90; Choice, IS 20; family, none.
Imported: Xxx, per cwt =; xxx, -
xxx, "a; Fancy, Q 30; Patent, n 20.
RYR-In sack. 81 10.
BARLxY-65c. per bushel sacked, lo0se Soc.
BnAN--We quote at 9oo, wholesale, 81 retail
GuNsY Professionalism IN good order, 0
cents a piece.
SoRN MtAL--on track large lots 45c. In the
siore jobblnglots SOC.
OARS Few TsJas 50. Sacked, tOn,
WHRA-. No3old, 9jc; No new, S5ee6c; No
f,el %; i;s new. 759S Rejected, 6Sg14j No
f1ila 5sRic; Med,Herane0n, MOI, 80; No o,
AT75r; nicarggl+, nominal, 4Uc, Dut not want
Il by Texas rsillers
osxS-SD. sax 10 81 cents, loose ear
HAI-PrXlr- loose from wagon, tl2 per ton {;
Mii,ett, do, Si2. From store. prairie, baed Sl5,
gev tun; hllett, sl5. Prairie baled, In car
sots, 81 per ton free on board.
Wagons; Chopped corn, Per 100 pounds
81; chopped corn snd osts, per 100 pounds,
fl' 20; chopped barley, per 100 pounds, 81 70;
vy-ashed corn aud cob, per 100 pounds, soc;
Cras bran, per 100 pOunde, 3Oci Graham tour,
"a 2b; creAm meal, 81 iOi fine boiled meal, per
yr1shol, zoe. hominy, per 100 pounds, y %
rita, per % pounds, y 55i corn Tour, per lV9
mounds, 81.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-11

qTLE-Co,ntad, Sls ~ s2p; grass do year
ln.s, S5aSs; steers, from to years Old
SlFrl20; bsru cows, Sl5GSlS
RoRsEs-Mu5taug ponies, s2S "a S4ni farm
stnog, h0@S75i buggy horses, FGo@%l00i ssd
Gle, 500 to $50.
MuLEs-From fifteen to sixteen hands high,
L7i 70 5l3O
EoGs-On foot, 4Hg5c for Inferior toprime
porkefs.
MUTToN snEEp---IAey are qpotable atg2 ,5O&5g
nor neAN.
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ALCoUoL--f2. 10 10 80. 40 per sHiiOn.
MuisKY--Swcot mash, Il 25@tA.5ai sour
raAsh, 81 .60a4S, GccorGnE1R-g.
WNEs-C laret, IN case, jHI5@Ai Catawba,
pcr gallon, 81 .lO@S2; Port, per gallon, Sl.So a.
Aj Sherry, per galluL s.2pr@i Mwiolra, per
fHilon, 81 .G0@Ei; White wlue, 10 oHaes, "}.E'
NSl0. 1870.
Cooke, In baskets, Nls@'2v
uWdsicck, In baskct, fsSi Rrug, In haRF-S. Sl'i
Domestic cAawpsguc, Si0-f.
ALE-SiocS ale, per dozen, s.. 1a&32.JO; Por-
TER, ppr dozen. S21lG.on.
EorrLE Brpr-St Louls quarts fl2, pints
| slg 80, Budwisey, az, plnts ei5 90.
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OAK soLE-LEATHEE-Over 20 lba, aOci do
under % lbs 59c.
HEHLOCk SOLE-lEATHER - Best Buffalo
daughter, SOC; gooI 30, zoe; best MHtRmOaa,
zoe good do, BE; good dam ged, Pc po0y do,
$40
OAK Harness LEATHER---No. J 4Qo; do, No.
IS
lEMLoCK HArSrss L,EArHuR-No. |, 49, do,
no. =, SO.
t'ppSu- French cali, 81 .25 70 ~; 90. kip,&i.l0
,yyl.35 per pounoi American calf, 9oc, lD3l .25i
%. kip, ljc.@2l.
CoLLABsDuck, No, l. per dozen, $3.50.
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YESTERDAYS MARKET slTuATloN'

Cotton. 00 I'm aiverp0ol and Krresu.
lar TIA DnlIaS-- Grain Eteedy-klsar
Firm-Nay steacJ-Moafs weak
1Sidos SGoRdy - The Pecan
FiGht-PStstOes Tigher-
Butter, ERgs and tho
Like Irregular.
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Ce-l and Wood.

ecAL-Indiaa Nation, u 80 per ton. deliv
cred.
CoKN--a0 cents per barfel.
Wojy-uak, hickory and ash Is 90 per
cord. SAwea stnvs wood Il retailing az The
rates Of 81 to tl0 par epri
CHAGcoAL-6J GEMS per barrel
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Hnss-Dry nint, 10 poUnha ard gpwayds, lCc;
- klpb, free OF grabs, ~ C grBbh Alps, i!c;
~ sailed, S.; green butcher hiScs, &c:
III taIuaged, wet or dry, half prices deer
skins tcc.i sheep aAiHs irOIn oio. @taG each.
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PRArRR CHIoKESs-ws qusts at Csc. splsSO.
SQuIRRELs-Per dozen, soo.
CHnoKENs-We quc.e 50 for spring.! for
grown, u TO Al
TURKEYS We quote ssc n 75c. apiece.
DUCRs-For tame, l7nc; wild, &5c spleee.
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nyeafs nnG Enrd.

BACON Long clear sides 0, short clear
oN. Breakfast bacon lie.
DIR sALr--Loug clear sides, 81 short clear
YAss-rlain lugar currds lOkc, canvass
AklR., nc.
IND fierce, 10; half barrel, 10Y, pslls
20 N psusds, IL; 5.pounds,slM
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CoFFKR-Rio, csmm,a, 12H9lsc;s, ersl-
nary, l5%i fair, lc; good les;
prime. III choice, IC3zGl7; Laguayra,
1856 Java, 2sSsos.
Young Hys0n, lO96o; Oolong, 45@60c; Japan,
MCtEe
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PyAcHEs2 pounds, 81 dl; louudA
81 Is,
TsMAToEs-s pounds, ,! 81; 8 pcunds t,
$40.
BLACKBRRRIEs--S1.S IS.
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GGes--25c. per dozen.
BuTTEB--S0 cents for choics s7J for inferior,
country and Texas.
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AK, GRADUATED IL; standard.A, l0%, White
extra q, 9tf; extra Q 10 to =; yellow
OK to 10; Louisiana new white clarified l0%c.
Choice 8. prime, sss, fair, So.
MoLAssEs-Choice, Ti prime. %; fair, zoe. !;
Louisiana fair "A; choice 90
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Fine, &c, medium, 20; heavy, 2Oo, Black,
bury ana jirty, 5 20 10 ccats or.
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wagon Woodwork.

BAGeINa--Standerd, II 10 nv
Arrow Tms--e2 ~ per bundle.
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spoKEs-From . TO tx inch, per sst. ky
select, &3, Xxx, s2.7b.
SAWED rrLLoEs-lx to az, 90 per set
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RASH and oysters.

gSHrxRsr-75 c. per hundred,
I71A-lf4A per ID.
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GrcriioviIle .......SiS Ntc,ceut........."lo
AuSugt7,.o"y.,....:S ~ Anmllton.,."",,,.0

E;trloE TE, i-4...SA ontario \, &-4.....SN
" TX, - * Albion O, 4-i,,....GiA
GlauitavitleAA A. 5 Glendale q, i-&...@
GjanuuvileUN,7-S 2 Atlantic v, les, TX
Lrnl}cy 4, t-4....Sii BnllViow NN,4-i 80
Auggatr,t .... ...i ltudron Iiver...H
+-l,..........T Indian NesC.....SA
WiadsCr A,...... Antelope. ,.,.,,.,.,,,
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Dwight star, t-5...als
Pcpueven %, ~ s.
Ocean BE, ~ ~
Farmers -, - I
Atlantic I'll az
frkeSe0rge a ii Z
II Hnuls is G,<
SUf" Bg0 ~ "a
lrur0l h A. s.
Salisbury Il l.! y
nm
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4 'tA va flth ~ 90 80 AN
SabiO !iuVE...,..,.ll
pfOv.deuCe....,..21
Gold Mcdoi........2i
Rack Borough .,,,9H
PtciG1 II A.......,Sl
WnnueO ........ -
Normupt...,,.....,ii
FlOShlng,..,,,,.,..ll
sNFNF
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DALLAS wax GooDs QUOTATIONS.


Nj Pl.AlDS.
Nunnysiue.
Cumberland ....lU -
Monitor. Ia
Carolina. .........9
CSS.
Lion DrGb. IA
hampton iJrab...l3
Hampton BrDwn..ll} -
Artisan ChcCkB. ...ll5.
u COTTON.
WnmsuttU,a-i. .lgH
y. y. EiilS, i-s...ls;i
Fruit o. tle loom, 10
| .0T,s.ln!a.. --...g