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Dry Goods.

A more hopeful feeling pervades me "aihe'
to.day. and steadier business Is tEausAc'eu'
Careful buying, prompt payments ana d
thorough attention to details, marks ice pfos-
ent mode of business.
The New York Commercial Bulletin says OF
trade Mt that point "The tone of the cotton
Snsds market has undergone marked chah,e
Ear the better, Large buyers have taken noiu
,sst brown, bleached and colofed cottons
with greater freedom and win renewed c non
fidence in tn, maintenance oil Va'urs. ina
advancing tate OF the III ~ Tor coIton anu
nrinting cloths has t'mu ated mere aotiVe
demand for ow grade brown ard bleacheu
goods, and largo aggregate sales o. sucil iaD-
Tics were n ada by ns..uiacturers' teehts'
Prices of cotton ii .nncls have not been uenh-
itely determined upon, bus heavy o,de's iol
these goods have been recorded AT value, anu
there was more inquiry for grain bags py west
arm buyers. The stocks of the most ueslranie
piain and colOrtd cottOns are almost unpieoe,,
1entedIy ligat for this stage OF theseason, anu
there is, Geiefore, every reason 10 ueleve'
moi only that present price, Will DO maintain
ed for some time to come, busth.thigher quo
tations will DO made on c.rtaiu iaoIics IN tne
not far distant future. The sxp,t traue ~
steadily growing, and iio packages We're
ehipped from this port during the Week ena-
ing May 25th, aud SO FROM Boston, In Ill SOW
packages ~
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A POSITIVE CUR r

INDICATED BOUGIES, Pat entcd a. -
1876. One boz ~" "
NO. Will cure any case In four DAYS. or las.
No will cure the most obstinate eaae' ma
matter of how long standing. w
No nauseOus doses of cubebs, cotalpa. or nh
Of sandalwOod, that are certain to produce ak.
stomach. y 'H'
Price, 81 So Sold by all druggists, or mailed
on receipt of price.
For further particulars send for circular ~
T. o. Box 1888. ]. G. ALLEN CO..
John street, New York.
Quick, safe and sure cnre
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COM MERCIAL.
DALLAS, MONDAY EVENING,

There was only moderately active move
ment in trade circles to-day, the volume OF
goods distributed In general way being COM
p,ratiyely light. In some quarters'
however, there was more am
nation than In others. good
iobbing trade was done in the city, anu 10
buyers in the immediate vicinity, but the
country roads are now nearly impissaoie on
account of the daily, or nightly, rainfaiis that
have occurred for tae past three or four days.
There ia marked encouragement everywhere
over the sorry condition Of crops caused py
wind and rain, and unless fair weather sha'i
smile upon this section soon, much OF tue
acreage now planted will be worthless.
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We make the following quotations:
ORANGES sicily, per box, So O0@5 60.
LEMoNs-Sicily per box, "a 25d45 30.
Nuts Almonds rs per pounds: Hra2
10@-; fllerts ia; Enelieh walnut
none; chestnuts, Imported, 20. italian
81; peanuts, Tennessee red, 81; oocoanutf
per hundred So 50.
FIGs--In 70 lib boxes. per 10, 10.
PoP ConN-Prize packages, per half grose,
1925.
RAIsIss--London layer. new, per box, SO 20i
layer, new, per box, 81 20.
BAEANAs--Per bnnch, % to SO.
PoTAToEs-Old per bu, IN sack, VI GOi new
$780,
DATRs-In trails, per Id, DC.
CURRAsTs-7H@Skc.
PRUNRs--9c.
PECANs- Per Id, I retail; per bushel, loose
81, So 10 to 80 rs; sacked q No, 81 Is.
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A fair business was done to-day on mali
orders. Very few changes are notable. COZ
fees have recovered from the down grade they
were going last week at from Il to% OF cent
higher. sugars are unchanged from their for
mer Arm position. Meats and lard are qnie'
and unchanged. Shelf goods are quiet and In
6tatu quo.
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Nothing new has developed nom the former
situation. Walter Brown a Cos. Boston cir.
The Withdrawal Of eastern buyers rom San
Francisco, has caused m accumulation oi
wouls 10 that market, and consequent easier
TIE progress Of the auction sales without any
essentlhl change nom the opening rates. x
lew oRdeea. have gone out Tor American 40.
eocnt. but Ills doubtful u they can BE- flllcd %
= nnfaelnrsrs stlll nee copsld srnble caution
HL1tS1eeln9s but - several Of them haze
Ea lesl4Aa1s Al tskiaG orisrl ahead icr the,s
;sss' Ses ~ s s' 3cs - sss ss..
~ 3sSLIss : Il rs NJ Is - pssspsss !
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Building Material.

6PICK-At the kilns to 50
SToaR-At the Dallas quarrles 90 per cubic
foot. IL for foundation, IL for wall, and 25 TO
dressed front.
LUMBRn-Native rough pine go per thousand
Dressed on one side, s,2 30; Flooring, tongu-
SI7h; Three-eighth tongued and grooved ceiling
elS tOSl9.
SnINaLEa-CYpress, s5 per Thousand; Native
pine, sap, %; do heart, "a 30.
LATHs-e3 50 at "a per tfousBnd.
CEMRaT-- koseadele, IS CO., Iou'Sville,
IS TO; Portland, $6 80.
PLASTER VPARIs-Per barrel, 81 at "a 30.
NAlR--Pe pound. 7Ec.
CEMENT PLUEs.-6 inch, 81 cent?; inoh, Al
cents; inch ceiling joint, 81; 8 inch cap, 500;
inch ceiling joint, 81 10; inch cap do, coo.
DRAIN Pipes inch, l6c per foot; 5inchr
zoe; inch, 32c; inch, 400; inch, Soc.
MIXED PAINTs-Ready for use and all colors
81 SIS per gallon. All the tested and standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers.
LIME-Coopered,..2 per pbl., bulk, 8l 30.
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Vision, Noises In the head, the viisi A. q
passing unooserved Ia the urine, and m aug
other diseases that lead to insanitv and d,nans
The Medical Gentlemen Connected win ~.
institution are graduates of the best Coi,.sne
OF Europe and this country, and bava
arge experience In these troubles. and , nsm
agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED D0II sp NJ,
ora case of this kind the Vital RFSTnnphss
TIVE lnnder their special advice and treat trsst.
ment) Will not cure, or for ANYTHING imar Ss
or injurious found In It, We treat ali P r,ra,ss
Diseases successfully without mercury. uoNe0
SULTATIoN FREE. Thorough eyanin sHNs
and advice, Including analysts of urine AZ
four times the quantity, $40. Sent TO INV "a
dress upon receipt Of price, U. o. d. ssc su.
from observation, and In private name fSa'
sired by English Medical Institute. No e no
olive street, st. Louis, Missouri. PostOffics
box 2lG0. N'''hi'e
Wholesale Agents Williams, Tolllrer q
Walker. Dallas, Texas.
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Tirornoo, Nav SO.-Falr business ut preyl-
ons nricea. Upands Is 10; Orleans 6; sales
duo. ali American; upiands low mlddIlng
Classification May June delivery S3-a!; June
July Sl-s2; July.Angust a,ai, A " 10
November November December 25-3a; futures Nat.
6p, m.-Uplands low miaiing October ana
November 4 1916; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o3'a;
DeCem Der January 8 3D.
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CArrLR--Cornfeu. sis to t22; grass do year
'in.s, SbGASs; steers, from 3 tn years old,
Itasa0; barn cows, Sl5GtSlS; butchers, tx to
-, per lb. on foot.
il, :sEs.-Ponies and sheep Sl5 TO $40. Plugs
$40 IL 500 Farm stock s35 TO $50. Harness
livery $50 to 500. Harness fancy 1926 to Sl75.
Harness ,,ans $3.50 to $500
Mules--Rsts $50 to sos. Medium S65
Extra draught 800 to $3.50.
Hoas-On foot, 3@3Sc for inferior toprline
porkers.
MuTToNsHKxp--They are auotsb,e at ~ .50Gt5
Ger head. Per weight. 8 to 3sc. per pound.
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Drugs.
Acid benzoio per ounce, SOC;
acid carbo,ic solution, 65 cents
crystals, soc s2 per lb; acid citric. $50 per lb
acid sulphuric, SO per ID; acid tartario, Doc
nate, &C perlb; assaioetida. SOC per lb; balsam
copaiba, soc per Id; borex, lSc per lib; blue
vitrloi, i2c per ID; oalome, 75c per Id; Gallo.
mel (English), 81 90 per lib; cainphor, refined,
form, 30 -ii5c per III; chloral, hydrat 81 1902 90
per ID; cream Of tartar, powder. 3sctoiOpe- ID;
gum opium, 50 10 per Id; gum shellac, zoe per
ID ;morphine, s45o per Oz;oil bergamot, IS 90 per
per 10; (P 4 wy; Iooide pot-ss. 81 75per III; II
h w, quinine, sulphate,$2 10 per OF. Seed
caraway, l6o per Id; SIENNA, CSC per 10; AleXo,
25c per III. strychnlne, crystals, 81 80 per OIL
sugar lead, CSC per lbj noun sulphur, 3S@z;
per Id; salts epson, 3a5c per Id.
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MEDICAL.

illustrated 81 'rFlagc un,lo, .So,.,...
AID gut binding, Sc cents, sam, -, r..
covers % cts. Manhood. 10 ces.s, Non
hood, 10 cents; Pamphlet. ceats--ss,,,,".
sealed, by mail. Send money or nos,s1
stamps. DIR. WHITTIER. the great spec,s,,s.
v" 81 Cherries Street. st. Louis Mo
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Revised quotations are u DO found olse.
whore. There Ia fur demand for nearly al
Atticlca In this line.
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No recsipts to-day. A few bales stored
h ar, ware sold on the basis OF previous gu ta-
tlons. There were but few markets by tele-
raph, to-day peing decoration
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Financial.

Money matters are unchanged rem me
status last mentioned. Tomorrow being the
last day ofthe month more activity Is expect
ed for day or so than Is transpiring now.
BANK kXCUANGE.
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The Great English Remedv

- 20, . uWever-faiIing Cure
Tor % Nervous deSllitv ,'
ssAhausted vitaiiii,syI,
s eminal wesiinMess!!
speeiHmIat orho I0Sh
MANHOOD, In, o os,n
.S, Paralysis, a dali dal,
ME The terrible effeciss az y,
fo,iies and excessseess ' =,
maturer years-spcSS :. =.
l9es Of Memory, la.
I,itu de, No { turr cs-
Emission, Aversion =,
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Iron. Nniis, Wire. Etc.

Iron, Nails. Wire. Etc.
IRON, - We quote merchant bar 40 rates;
Norway and Swedes, loo.
PLow STREL.-Sc a.
WmE.-Smooth wire, NO. y, 60 NOS 10
9hc; galvanized barbed, l0hc.
HoRsE SuoEs'-Per keg, 20.
HoRsx SHOE NAILs-Per oox, % pounds, No.
Z, 1918; No. 3, o. 60i No, o. ~ -.
NAiLs-From l0d TO 6Nd, ~ 0O rates.
TINNER's STOCK .--Plok tin per pound; 500
TN niate, llx2O Sll per box; l. G. ltxeo S.7S,
DO, l y I'll 0,zinc licper 10; selder, JOG per
ID; sheet iron 10 per ib.
AxKs-Per u; per dozen, 10 10 to 10.
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DALLAS PRICE CURRENT.
Miscellaneous 0rocors' stock


sAIr.-in barrel, $40. 10 $50 Liverpool in
an ts,$ $50; Rock u 80 per saes.
NoJnAekrRs. Soda, NM X K; X SlsS5 3
Trade Marx, 81 cream WA 'ihs't ohaps N&
!" L. ". Ei,ve. bnc, per poand; BiueInd!t On
70 az, satjpet. &3, 40. to $50. Eureka Man
ufscturins Company; Cyclone, ga; Pale Olive,
s; Extra olive, ~ cents per pound
BsANs--4k tc6c. per pound.
CANpLRs. Star, full VT ito l4H.
CuxssR- None In market.
HoMINY ANo 9RTs-S5@$5.2 5 per barrel.
SAUEB BRAUT For half barrel vs. TO y %.
DRIED PsACnEs.-U npeeled Nc, -Shpeeled IL
* KITCHEN n QUEEN BAKING POWDER
4 In cans s5: 3 ID cans %; l ID cans per dozen
81 90: IL 10 cans per dozen Vi 10; Ia Id cans
per dozen 75c. Bulk per ID l3s. ,o
COAL olhBeiQw are rsviss N, ouo'a % y i M
CLornns PINs-Round, go; spi ,ag, e. % per
M.Asusrs-X bushei, iron bonnie, I'D per
dozeA; two-hOop pals, " ~; three-noop, e.oo;
Tups-Three nest, 81 .SottL ~; eight nest
s.g5; No, |, 90 30 per dozen; Nc. 2, sS.eoi NO.
y WAs,so Aaps--wood, al.st; zinc, al.so; New
Era, S2.NlS2. 10.
Pcwnra.~Ss. Is per hog Of 95 pounds; lax do
81 ia 6N do, 81 30 blasting kegs, WOO
SuoY-Drop, bag, 81 10, to- % buck w. to2'oo
MAoNRual.-No. hsrrels, SlO hali-oGrrels
sb. 20; kits, 70 pounds, 81; No arrels, W;
CANpY-Stlck, Is TO las. pound. Fancy, 10
30 2Hc. ..oo
LYE-.Concentrated. 81 .7S@ a.Oo .o,,o.
Rorx.-.sisal, y In. basis, l0hc; cotton, SO NG
VIaEoAR-per gallon. 2O@3oc. Apple, 200. to2l
WRAprlNe PArKR-Rag and straw. shc. @Jc.
STARCN--lk6D4rc. -,
glazed. Crooks IL to Il cents per gallon ior
glazed.
BEEswAx-l5 to lee per Id. -,
TALLow--In barrel, AZ; In cake. DC per 10.
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Leather, Etc.

SOLr-LRATHKB. uAK-N0. 3s939;no2 S09S,,
ErmIoCk = Hest buffalo slaughter. 3n@3l;
good IS; do good No. ., &c; good DANCED %
OAK ilARSRss LsArHER-No. l, use 40 ~
HEMLooK-prlme 81; do good IS; do No z, ".
~FRINCU CALFsKIN-Sl.26 70 Sl.90; ac-
cording 10 quality. s,,,
do No . 81. ~ to 81 10,
PuILADELrHIA kIPs-No !. 9Jc.. to Sl.Oo'
according to weight. o., 40
SHEEP --Jobbing xxxY per dozen $40 0o'
Linings, white 5000.
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FIsH-l2hc. per 10.
OYsrrRs-per can AZ cents for Baltimore,
MsttagOrdas. Go for Berwick bay.
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nAooE-fnnR clear sides io,S, short clear
l0x BreAkfAAt bacon l2s.
0sy eAls-lnue clear sidss' Ess aAors
HISS Canvassi TX 70 isx
LAnD-11eree lax ishllf barrel, H. pAllo q y
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CANAAN MiLLxr--ws quote 81 10 per bnshel
Garden, bots. per paper ietaii. Whoslesait
TX to : cents per paper.
Cottop-At the Oh Miu,.S6 per ton.
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ALCOHOLISM 80 10 10 per gallon.
WunsXy--sweet mash, u .s5GA 80; souI
msah, 81 .G0as5, according@age.
W,SRs--C iarct, In case, u. l6@eii Cntawbe
Der gallon, 81. l0eD$2; Port, per gallon 81 80 q
rs; sherry, per gallon, 81 .coa9Ssi Madeits, per
gallon, tl.6oGpS5; White wine, In cases, u %
aSl0,
Cn>MrAoNa-Cooks, In baskets, SlSAssO
iie,daicck, In basket, sssj Krug, In baoket. ~,
' XLsNstocS ale, per dozen, " .iS@sa so, Por.
tor, per dozen, vs9s2 30.
Sl9 90, Budwlser, sl2, pints elS 30.
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Commercial excnanAe upon all points par
TO 4 discount
,ering sight, IS co.
lrmCes 20hc.
Mars %.
Gold, liver, other than trade dollar, par.
trace uOl. airs. ..........,'..'''''' NV WAN
Mexican dOlisrs. ....................'oO
MEXICAN nalNtb. ...'.'.''''''io
Mexican quartz ..........,,.,.......lo
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Drugs

The market is Arm ut quotations. Morphine
10 somewhat weaker, but unchanged Bust.
ness IL good, generally speaking. but was q
little quiet to-day, on account OF inclemsnt
weather.
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S,OMcos ana Teas,

CovrKx-Rio osmincn, ig,s 70 i3I<, fair, IA to
itMt choice, lax 10 l5xi Lssusyrss iex 10 ISL
Tsis~lmpsriai, lSNeSe, Young Tyson,
toooo, 0olone, l6oSoe' Japan. oo@06N
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SsAoHEs--s pounds, VI 20; 5 pounds
s. 20 to 2 so.
nNA,oxs-2 pounds, 81 %; pounds,
a N
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Poultry and taHin'

EGes- 10 cts per dozen
characterization l5to 20; Texas Tx to l6o.
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PrOslAce.

There Is ye,y little doing In thia line today,
owing more particularly TO tho wretcheo COZ
dltlon OF tho roads.
Flour Is very Arm. Most OF the supplying
mllls in Kansas and Missouri have shut down
for repairs preparatory for the new incoming
crop, which will not DO marketed before sixty
days, resulting In a great scarcity OF hour' in
consequence OF which those fortunate enough
u have good stocks on hand are ho!ding Tor
hi .her prices, This tone Is also sustained by
a further advance in wheat In the northern ana
etsteru m ,rkets. and the outlook now Is tina
much higher prices will be maintained during
the week.
New Irish potatoes are scarcs as yet. Ihey
are selling In email way at u 80
bushel. Cid potatoes are In
moderate supply and good demand
They are quoted ut So 05aSS 20 per barrel and
81 50@sl 90 In Ha,k.
Peanuts are In moderate supply at cents
per pound.
Fruit Ia scarce and high and In good de-
msnd. Oranges are quoted at $5.OoSso 90 per
box, Lemons arc In good supply. Dealers
ask 81 2S@si 80 per box. Bapanas are scarce
nud quoted at 81 50@33 90 per bunch.
Butter Ia only In moderate supply with
good dema,d. A choice country article read
lily brings 10 cents per pound.
Eggs are scarce and higher They ore
uaoted OF l, cents per dozen Tor fresh. round
lots.
Hay, corn and oats fre very scarce there
being barely enough ON tho market to supply
tho local demand.
Chickens arc In good demand at So GO per
dozen.
Vegetables are plentiful and cheap, except
for cucumhers and tomatoes, tho former beins
In light supply. and the latter very scarce
indeed, II any at all on the market.
Peaches and berries arc scarce and high,
with not enough on the market to be quotaole
except for bleckberrics, few OF which were
on sale at the fruit stands at so cents per quar-
box.
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Dal,ns wOeI Mark ct
frNiy and Nuts.

Fine, 20; medium, Is; heavy, 100. III
urry aud dirty, 8 to 10 cents OF.
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Yleur, Grain and Hay.

HIoUn = We quote City MILLS nom old
wheat - follows: Xxx, TO-. XXX. - 90.
XXxX,3 81; Choice, 81 %; family, none.
Imported Xxx, per cwt % 20; Xxx " ~
XXXX2 80 Fancy, S.l5 To 1926; Patent, $500.
RYR-Scarce. We quote per Dbl. IS.
BARLIY-Scarce; good demand, 5oc.
BRAN-We quote ct 81.
0UNY BAGs-Seoond-hand In good order, .
cents piece.
Conn MxAL-Hsr cwt, Ills.
llOATs-a0 In store, Inferior S5@T.
WHEAT No Sold, quiet. We quote zoe.
Corn 80 to 81 cents, loose ear
HAY-PrairiA, loose IRON wagon, 50 to nj 'or
ton; Nillett, do, 50 to $ll. From store. Uta',,'
baied sl6 YER ton; Prairie bsied In car .ots,
el5 per ton free on boaid.
We quote: Chopped corn, pcr 100 pounds
81; chopped corn and oats, yer lOO pounds
81 50; chopped barley, per loo pounds, 81 rs
crushed corn aud cob, per 100 pounds, 500
corn bran, per 100 pounds, soci Gra a
ham -four per 100 pounds, $500;
cream meal, 81 80; 6no bolted meal, per
bushel, 800. ho,uiny, per 100 pounds, s20
grite, per 100 pounds. 81 2S; corn Hour, per LOG
nOuuda -
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For the speedy cure Of spermntorrhue' p.
aal Debility and Impotency,. mest d,rst
), rae u our civilization, Atdrels, &: ~
ltiatlve Institute, So. Ohaales ST. baswv''i
" end 7tb, 81. LOUIS No. sNt l.
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Wagon wood. Work.
sPoKEs-Fron . to 2A inch, per set, AAA
select, SS; Xxx, &.7b.
OAwkp WELCOMING 10 ~, " nef set.
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Cast, 50 cents per hundred; stove, 20 cents
wrought, 80 10 5I cents per hundred; brass,
s. per hundred, copper, 81 per hundred; xint
and lead, u per hundred.
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Coal and wood.
CoALe-lndian Nation, Is 30 per ton, deliv.
cred.
CoHs--s0 cents per barrel.
Woop--oak, hlckoryana ash $500 to 8 5 10 per
cord. Sawed stove wood 10 retailing. at the
rates OF u 80 10 % per cprl.
OnATeoAL-C5 cent? pefbarrel.
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sucAns- We quote; Powered liA;Crushd,llh
@IlA, formulated IL, Standard A, l01e, White
extra - extra & TO =, Observation-Disclosures
white clarified loA to 10Y; yellow clarified
i0X TO iOA, Open Kettles choice ~ to 0;
primept ta9xi talr Skes9c..
MoLAssas--i.0 usianA choice COO, prlmeH Q
fair 10 good l5@Scc; syrup DtotVa
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Hidos.

HIDss-Dry lint, ~ POUNDS anu upwards, l2A to
l3cts; dry kips, free Of grubs, 10 C; grubb
kipe lie: wet saited, To-; green butcher
hides, 5xo.: All damaged, wet or dry,
half price; deer skins 500; sheep skiis from
80 61bDc each
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Drugs.


CHIcWxSs-We gucte 500 for spring; FOL
grown, "a 90.
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Cattle.

Batchering stock At the yards to-day were
scarce, with an active demand FOR choice cat
Ito and sheep at quotations.
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WANTED

Everybody to know, that the Wa
satch Saloon and Restaurant, also
the Depot of the Salt Lake City
Brewery, has opened in KeYser
g. Moritz's new building, opposite
the Tribune Office, where the pro-
prietors of the Wasatch Saloon, Hill
& Trewhela, opened on the 5th OF
September. 1881, with the finest
brands Of liquors, Beer and Cigars
that ever has been sold in Utah.
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"L;fe's race we'll rue,
Lies work we'll done,
Life's Crown we'll Won;
Now comes resi-"

At an early hour in tie evening the
soldiery were Instructed to admit no one
except officials inside the line. yet till 6
very late hour the great crowd remained
outside snd gszed at the pavilion with
its precious deposit. -Four electric lamps
besides the gas lamps, show light on the
essl<et resting on dais. As protection
against the possibility Of Are catching Ia
the drapegy q chemical engine and detail
OF hremen are ssssioned at the north side
A guard OF Cleveland Grsys and Knights
Templsr patrolled the vicinity of the
casket all night.
The old republican congressional COM
mittee Of the NineieeH4h District Of Ohio,
who were as such without change during
the last ten years of Gar6elds coRgres-
sisnal life, are in the city and will be 81 =
signed place Of honor in the procession.
These gentleman we're each Of them per
s0nal friends eff General Garfield, snd
stood by him steadfastly. TheZe DAmes
are Hon Henry Foeset:, AsbtGbuls,
chairmsn; George &. Ford, Geaugs, sec
Rotary; w. b. Spencer, Ashtabuls; J.
Converse, Geauga; J. F. Sehofeld snd e.
T. G. Aldtich, Of Lake; John e. Beatty
and John n. Heany, Portage; Henry g.
Perkins, Frederick Dinsman. g. A. 5,
House and Harmon Austin. Of Trum bull
All churches to moYow hold memorial
services. Teachers Of public schools will
provide floral offerings. At the sepulchre
the display will be very grand, as it ha:
been decided to cover tae steps of ths
vault with flowers and form a floral car
pet inside the vault.
Mr.. S. P. Everett received the follow
ing telegram: 81 leave Haze ton, Pa,
tonight, and will arrive in Cleveland &c
pay my last tribute of respect to our de-
parted friend" (Signed) w. A. 81
Grier, the delegate to the Chicago con-
YentiOn who made himself famous by
persistently casting his ballot fer Gar
field from the frst.
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SUNDAY.

Cleveland, 25.-The streets began to
be thronged very eariy. People pou ed
into The city by every avenue Of ap-
proach and all railways ran every avsil-
able car to accommodate the unexsm-
pied rush toward Cleveland. Monu-
mental Park, where Garfeld's body lies
in state, of course. was the centre of at
traction. A steel wire was stretched
around ten acres of the park, and sol.
diers patrolled the walks, keeping the
multitude on the outside.
At 9 O'Clock this morning q double
line Of militia was stationed nearly 9
quarter Of q mile west OF the pavilion
snd similar line from the other side 10
the east limit of the park. By this route
thus marked ont By soldiers, people were
permitted to enter the park from the
west, pass through the pavilion three and
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BARGAIN.

Rosewood Square Piano, rs oc-
taves, Serpentine bass, pearl mould
ing, latest improvements; has only
been in use twelve months, bought
at a bargain, for 1878; must be sold,
will take $275. To be seen at ID. y.
Calder's Music WareroOmS.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
LOST,

On Saturday, between the Presby-
terrain Church and the Rev. MIR.
Rudiselrs residence, on Fourth
South street, a purse containing
S21. The finder will be rewarded
by leaving it at Mr.. McNiece's
house, second door east of the Pres
byterian Church.
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STRAWBERRY PLANTS.

Robt. Dye has for sale fine lot of
Sharpless seedlings, the largest and
best Strawberry in cultivation. One
block north Of Twentieth Ward
Store.