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HnIldlng Material.

DntCK-At the kilus to $40 kiln rum
SroNg--At the Dallas QuurrcS ~ per cubic
foot II OF foundations 10 for wall aud % for
dressed front
LvMnrG-Ycllow pine rough, 81 - per 100
feet uvct II feet in icngtM 81 30 Matched and
dressed flooring aud finishing, s. 1i "A ceiling
50 a ceiling, 81 80; whi,o pine ceiling s. Is first
common white piue siding, first common, 81 80.
ash aud walnut flooring, 500 per thousand:
poplar dressed both sides, So, rough walnut,
$50 to ibO Common doors, 81 so 10 So sash, s. .
to 3 W us 10 Size,
SuNGLrs.-Ycllow pine, 50 80 to 4 eE white
pine, 50 30 to s. 90. Cypress, No |, 50; No .,
81 80: No 81 -.
Posrs-Ccdar, $40 80 Boise dare, sl5.
lATHs-S b0aI per thousand
CEMENT - Roscnd0lc, ~ 90 Louisville 81 20
Portland, 81 30.
PLASTER P,nls--Pcr barrel, si6i So
HARP pOlnd. ne.
CEMENT FLurs-6 inch, ERC; inch, Toe. inch
ceiling Joint ST. inch cap soc; inch ceiling
joint 81 ~ finch cap do Coo.
| DRAIN ptrg--3 inch, Ice per foot inch Nc,
| 6 inch, 37hc. inch i0c inch, 5Oc.
MIXED pAiNrs-Rondy for use aud all colors
| Il 2j@l 80 per gal, All the tested aud standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers.
WHITE LsAp-Strcuy pure, 81 ~
| LiMn-Coopcrcd, Austin, q per barrel. bulk
| 81 90 Dcrison ear lots, poe per barrel, 81 ~
| Dalis In lots, 20c ncr bushcl 25c.
LlNsRED oil--Raw 6gc; boiled, 40
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DALLAS PRICE CURRENT.
Flour, Grain and Hay.

FLouR-Wc quote City Mills MS follows: xxx,
81 IS; XXNX, s. 0O extra 81 -.
Imported; Xxx, per cwt, 80 20: xxx, 81 50.
XNNN, s. 40; choice family, 81 p to q no. fancy,
81 80 TO 81 ~.
RYE-Scarcc We quote per bushel, | 30@1 10.
BARLEY-ScarCe, Good demand, 81 90.
sacks, 81 TO-
CoRSMEAL--per buShCl, 81 25.
OATS--ln bulk iSm50c
=, WnEAT.sl SOGl 90, MS per grade Nicaragua,
81 GOAL %,
CoEN-Old in ear, 75@SOc; new in ear, OaG-a'
HAY-Plc're. loo o from wagon, IS TO IS ncr
ton; Millett none on market FrOm sores, prai.
RE, bllcd SIS per ton; prairie haled in car lots
SlS per ton, free on board.
We quote: Chopped coln, per 100 pounds ~ 81
chopped corn and oats per 100 pounds, s. ~
chopped barley per 100 pounds, s. Is; crushed
corn and cob, per 100 pounds, 81 so corn bran
per 100 pounds, Zoe; GahulL flour, per 100
pounds, g 80 cream meal, s. So fine botap
meal, Der plshe' 81 2a hominy, per 100 pounds
s8' gutS, per 100 pounds, So; con -four per 100
pounds, s. 30.
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NEW ORLEANS, October lO.-Futures close,
barely steady, >'''''
Sales is 900 bales
LT,E l,! October lO-Futurcs closed steady
GRAIN AND PORK.

The receipts of grain IN this city today
have been light, and prices ar, firm Cn',
brings so cents from wagon for old Will
new remain at former quotations o,ts
remains at the usual prices and ouototions
have not changed. There continues In hn
demand for seed wheat and barley, which
are very ilrm at our quotations.
notwithstanding the short crop of corn
receipts at all the grain centres show 0,' q
gradual increase of amounts in store II" 4"
Chicago for the week ending last FRIDAY
evening the increase of corn was 1 1sS ms
bushels. The amount In store in Nav
york, Brooklyn and Jersey CITY ware.
houses ON the same day was 5,ISs. so bnsb
els or course such largo accumulntions
must affect the price, and the Chico"o
Times says "The indications are that corn
y working, down to its actual value. and
there are shrewd observers of the marx Of
who predict that II will very soon be sellnc
AZ Oh cents. Canal corn, that which Inns
boeh ncsumulating in river storage, yester.
offered for October corn WV" '""'
Ihere are also large accommodations %,
wheat nll over the north andeasi Prices a no
700 high ut present to justifyexportation md
parties In the west who were heavy hn,,ors
Anew weeks ago are now free sellers Tha
abundant crops of Russia are HAVING an 90
s sre upon ,Sn ING English market, and miliers
are buying y In preference to American
s wnea. q, prices asked. Great importance L
attached TO the largenoss of the rye crn, u u
uermany and Russia, as that grain 10 ~ w
eas staple of bread-making Tor Tho ioo
W'vW OF population of those countries an,
,yo crop constituting q per cent. Of ths c cn
~ ~. kussian product OF oareals, whlle 7, /,
frus'ai~ yield is "a times that Of whca,
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Its abundance this year will therefore set
free very large quantity of wheat Tor eN,
mort that would otherwise have been needed
for home consumption.
In Chicago November wheat opened at
T3sl and closed at l,59l am advance since
Saturday of one and liye-eights cents;
Corn also advanced, opened at 6ls and
closed at GG1. ON Saturday II closed at 90.
Oats opened at 40 aud closed at l1l. They
sold for % on Saturday.
PORK opened at SIS for November, and
declined to $l702i bid and $lS asked on
saturday; $3.50 was bid at close OF
exchange
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Leather, Etc.

SOLE LEATHER OAR-No. |, 3g@i0 No. ., sea
lIGMLoCE-BcSt buffalo 81 tighter, al@32; good,
81 do good, No. . N: good damaged, ~.
OAK HARNESS LEArIEE-No. |, Ta3gC do No.
- she
llEMLoCR-Prlmc 20: do good, 81 do No. ., 81
French CALFSKlN-Sl - to l 30 according to
quality.
PHILADELPHIA CAIFsHIN-No l, 81 10 to / -;
do No. ., 81 10 | 10,
PHILADELPHIA KIrs No. !, SIC to 81, uCcor.
ding to We riL
SHEET iNlNS--Topping xxx per doz, $40 80;
Innings, white, so rusSvtS, COS
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Drugs

CAcd-Benzoic per ounce soc: acid carbolic So
luton, Soc crystal 6Ocas2 per 10; acid ctric 75cpcr
ID; acid sulphuric 5tol0c per b acid tartaric Zoe
per Id; alum, la5c per ID. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Poe per lb' assafptida, SOC per 10; balsam CO.
pabia, 75c per 10; bOraX lie per 10; blue vitriOl
re per Id; calome 7jc per ID; calomel, (Englishl
81 20 per ID; camphOr refined, 32c per ID;
Cinchonidia, 75c per OF; chloroform, 81
cents per III; chlOral, hydrat 81 75a2 OF
per b;cream of tarter, powder 3Sai0c per ID: gum
opium, 50 % per ID; gum Shelac, 5jc per lb NOR
phnc, 81 90 per or oil bergamot So y per III;
oil lemon So jOper lb bromide potass 4Oc per TO-
P Il w iodide potass, 81 50 per ID; u Il W.
quininc Sulphatc, 81 90 per or. seed
carawRy, l7c per Id; SIENNA, 25c per lb
StryChninc crystals. 81 60 per or sugar lead, 90
3 IL DO per h. Spirits turpCntine G6c per gal
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PEINTS-Frccman's, 5ia;AnconiN, Gls; GlouStcr
6la; Bristol, E; Greenwich, 6; Peabody solid, e.
Lodi fancy, 80; Harmony, 81; Spraguc, e; Ham
illon, Gli; Cochero, 6,a; Alien 6
FINE BROWN DOMESTlC-Central, 81; GilCon,
:; Busy Bee, q Continental s. Pocahontos, q
Cedar Falls. *; Greenbrer, 81; Atlantic, 81,
Rockingham, 81; New Hartford " A.: Hamlet
Mill, ~; Boston, 90, s. LinnwoOd %
BLEACnED Overwhelmingly 6; Dover S;
Commonwealth o, OK; Morning Star, ~; Fruit
Loom, 10iS; Standard, 10 Chapman Y, "a, Al
toonn Ga; Elmdalc, Gl{; Sonora, 6; Signal b. 5lS;
Jus! out 5!5; Paramount a, G1
HEAVY BRowN DoMESTICS-PittSfcld ~; Au-
glstu, s; Rocky Mountain, ~; Old Dominion,
Ga; Agawan T, 6ll; CollingwoOd ~; Star OF
the west 50; Princeton AZ; Indian Orchard, IS;
Park A {; Buckeye, So; Cabot W,75i Lyman, T,
~
Observation-Disclosures 10-h; Ole; MonadnOCk
l0-A, % AndrOsCOggin, OK, 275i; AudTOsCOg.
gin, l0-A, 81: Lancaster l0-' bleached, %, Low.
ell, l0.A blCnched %; sullivan, 10-A bienchcd
81: MOnadnOCk: "a, 2ll,: MOnndnOCk, l0-i, %
CoTToN misunderstanding AAA, lie: dc
BIB bleached, TO- llugcnot $, s. do beaChcd, .
Hamilton y Il, brown, 10; do +, hlcachcd, T.
Lawrence, 7 +, brown, o. Fremont D l., "a
Nashua \, llli
HlcKoRY-R ondleman. III; Easton, 10; West
ern States, 81; American, 3N3, "a; do GXG 10
Sheridan &X3, SIS; Mechanic 3N&, S.
DE.nLS-Boot s; Suffolk, 81; AdriNtC, 9is
Laurel, 9; Rock Head, ~,
nCRING-Arkwright, II; Amoskcag AGA, ia
Hamilton u. T.; ElmwOOd "a; Ocean, s; Jcwet
City, 9's; Mctham AA, Ii; York, IA; Clark
Stand, l2i,; Cords AAA, l6li
PLAID OSNABuGGS-O Ottawa. 50; Georgia ! 4
Magnolia, ~; Atlanta, S; Tidal Wave, o. Delta
s. Hurricane, 10
CuEvIor Berkshire "A, II; Monitor Q; Bonn
bay, rs; Langley, 10; Longs best Is; Bristol, So
Bunker Hill 10.
CoTToN DuCR-Arkwright, fancy 10; Starl
gray, AK: Bear Duck SO2. ISL: POlhcmuS Mil
l0s: Muntauk "A, ~; Kirkwood, 10,
KENrUCKN JEAN Irving Doe i2h; Leaning
IN. 80 MontgOmC, Y, so Glen Lock, POS. Wood
land, 22ja; Norwalks, 90 Sandusky, l7la, May
brook, II; DeerwOod, l6
REPELLANTS-C Clinton, 70; Rival G5, Cumbcr
land :, 10; FoNcra =, S.; FHmSwOrth, 95
LININGS-Ashmud, 1915; Grratrock y, II; BE
atty, NJ; Blue Rock, .l2,ai Andalusia Il, Is.
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We make the following quotations
RAISINs-LOndOn layer, new, per box SD Co.;
layer 81 gOG300
BAEANAs-pcr bunch, 81 50di.
GREEN APPLEs-Si 7j95 % per barrel.
CuRRANTS-7amS
PEACuES-NOne in market
CALIFORNlA PEARs-Sj per box.
pECANs-Nonc In the market
ORANGEs-Sicily, SIS per box.
LEMoNS-Sicly, per box, 50 50 to $40
Nurs-AlmOnds pc per pound; Brazil, lO@I2
hlbers, l5c; English WanutS, none; ChcStnutS
imported none Italian, none; peanuts, Tcnncs
see red, &c; choice white Toe; coGoanutS, 81 pei
100
FIGs-Nonc IN the market
DATEs-l trails, Ease per Id.
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silver, other than trade dollars, par.
MONETARY.

Money matters in all the western cities
are again very stringent This is caused by
the large amounts consumed in Specula-
tive purposes and the drain is heavy upon
the banks that it is with difficulty they can
INSTRUMENTATION to the business wants
of trade.
The amount of business transacted by
the banks in New York, as shown by
the clearinghouse reports, is almost
beyond belief. For the year end
ing October /, 1851, the Transactions
were S50,3il ,S3G,373; average per day,
Sl65 POI largest amount any one day,
S205 1921 ,l22. The last exceeded in amount
that of any previous year by $ll Gl3, 2G9, l2l
Balances for the year paid in actual cash
| $l,7GOlS ,l6l, of which S372,il0OOu was
paid in gold coin equal to GS6l tons. Trans
actions for twcnty-eight years, $G25,l9l,-
5j5,l7G. In Chicago, the average daily
transactions of the clearing house, amount
to about $20,0OO0O0.
The gross earnings of the Union Pacific
railway for twcnty-nine days of September
were T27l7,Si2 an increase over the same
time last year of $55S, 1870.
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LyE-Coucenh'atcd, 81 75Gi
RorE-Sisal, inch basis, "a 10 Toe, cotton 70
620
missouri CInEE-2Io soc per gallon.
NlNEGAE-per gallon, 20@30c
WRAPPING PApEG-Rag and straw, Ajc to 90c.
SrAECi-5@j}c
JtOs-Wc quote lie per gallon for glazed.
Crooks, lOc per gallon for glazed.
PEACHES lbs, - l5@2 li lbs S'@3 so.
ToMAIOES-2 lbs Il iUal 49, 8 To- Il %.
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CoFtGE-Rio common, l3S@Iic. fair. Halle
choice 10 TO loA; Laguya, II to ISL Java, ~,
GS0hC. w
rEAs-lnpcriol, 5O@65c; Young Tyson iO@CO
oolong, ii@GOc JJpar, 0NCi65c.
SuGAgS--WC quote: Powdered lot,C, cruShcl
lsAc; grnnlatcd, ll'tc standard A. iiii. extra,
& lO's; Louisiana white clarified, II 10 III, vel.
low, clarIilcd, II to llAC choice, lOc; prime.
We; '2'L 9AC,
=, MoLAssr;-Loulsaua choice C5c; prime Csc:
Air to good none in market
buShel " WV
SWEET PoTAToES-S2 per bushcl.
oNloN,-Si 7tG6i2 per barrel.
APPLES 001i 80 per barrel.
RlCE-Whoesalc ~ nSs.
al ST. " ~
CRAcKEns-sodO, y So; Xxx, o XxX. 10;
cream, I'M ginger snaps llii.
soAl-OliNc. - pc hoa; blue Indie, a H.
bars, y q per box 4 y, bars 81 IS pct box "a
bars y p per boa, Eureka Soap s. S.. C,.
BrANs-7,i to Sc per pound.
1ANDLEs,,,'tlr, full weight II TO l5c
CllEEsE-lGc.
HoNlNY AND GRlTs-sG to 6 50 per barrel
DRIED ArriES--Sls0D9k,
DRIED PEAcnrs-unpoclcd none. peeled lie
per pound
pIckIES-sli 5O@la per barrcl half barrels.
81; firm
Coal oI-llo deg fire Test In barrels, l5c;
In cases, 81 co. ~
CLorllrs PlNs-Round Csc: spring. 81 ne box
MEAsvRhS--h bushcl, iron bound, 81 80 10.
TuDs-Thrce nest q 9Oa3 5O eiLht nest 50.
No. !. ~ 80 pee dozen; No. 2, SS 6O No, o, I pcr
WASH BoAnps-wood, 81 80; zinc gO New
Ina, 81 b0@2 40
WILL BuokErs-c!, al % pcr dozen.
PowpER--S6 o. per key OF 2S pounds Ie,, do
81 5$ Ga do 81 10, blnst NJ keys, 81 So
snor-Drop bug, 81 10 to 81 25 buck, s. 10 "a
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A married man falling into misfortune, is
more apt to retrieve his situation i'll the
world than single man; and next to sweet
woman nothing serves torctricve like smok-
ing BLACKwELL's FRAGRANT DURHAM BULL
SMOKING TOBACCO,
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Wool and Hides.

Fine and medium fine, DE; heavy, Ole, black,
barry and dirty 3 40 Zoe OIL
Dry flint is pounds udd onward l0@l2lsc;
dry NiipS, l0@llg We; sailed, 7@H,c green batch.
price; deer skins, soc, sheep skin, ..om 25a5Oc
each
liEEswAN-li to Use pcr pound as per color. 80
TALlow-ln barrel Ne; in cake, Sc per 10. -
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A NObby Place.

Case d George, who have opened up Il
nobby saloon on South Main street, just
few doors east ofAustn street, are having
a fine run of custom. They keep the very
best brands of liquors ond cigars and the
choicest beer, aud are polite and attentive
to customers. You will find the old Doc
tnr There
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SUAFTS-Si@ }; poles, Sg@ per doz
BuGGlEs-Gradc Il and spring, top SOFA 100; do
open, S7OWS1; do side springs, top sOOWlSS do
side bar Sl00GllSO; do phuctonS Sl2jMl5O; grade
side spring, SllD@ 200 do phNetouS, Sl5O@2OO;
jump seat huggicS, slI5M2jg platform springs,
SllOa 10; three spring wagons, SQ0@ll5.
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CHICKENs--We quote at 81 1902 rs per dozen;
turkeys j0@7jc; prairie chickens, 50 per dozen;
quail 81 % per DOZEN wild turkeys 81 2O@l %;
rabbits, zoe per dozeu squirrels, 75c per dozen;
ducks, large, 50 small, 81 %; vcnison, G@6iac.
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Dirt Cheap.

c. II. Clancy, whose shirt mandatory
is located at No. 612 south Main street, is
now offering to the public white shirts of
good material, made to order, at 81 apiece.
lie still manufactures to order, his famous
make of drawers-doube-li in the seat.
Go see him and have your shirts and draw
crs made to order. He has on hand II fine
lot of flannel goods, which he is making up
at remarkably low prices.
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Worry Fem plnln Strnw HITS Used.

All the rage. Porcupine, rough and
ready and satin braids. Hats and bonncts-
every new shape at Bauman's, 7od Elm
street.
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Blanks! Blanks!

Justices, notarics', United States COM
missioners and all kinds ofblanks for United
States, district and county courts kept con-
stantly on hand and at lowest prices, HER
AID Job office.
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may be entirely prevented by the use of
Burnett's Cocaine.
The superiority of Burnett's Flavoring
Extracts consists in their perfect purity and
strength
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FISH-Rcd, shecphe8d and trout 12}sc; New
Orleans red snapper, lSc: Spanish mackcrel, 25c.
olsrERs-Baltnorc per can xxx, soc. mcdi-
INN, i5c; extra select zoe; MatagOrda and Der
wick's bay, Il 50 per hundred
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Forever and Ever.

The Delmonico restaurant has been in
advance of all competitors, They have just
received, and will constantly keep on
hands, a full supply of fish, oysters and
game, served up in the most elegant style.
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Spots in New Orleans closed easy. Sales
$500 bales. Low ordinary a, ordinary 8,
good ordinary lOs, low middling 100, mid
ding lol good middling III, midding fair
liz, fair l2r.
The not receipts reported in New Yorl,
were 76 1919, Exports to Great Britain 81
Cos, France 1871, continent G,l5O
channel ports none. Stock on hand
dd5S,S'S. Spots closed quiet; sales, 4oG
bales.
Galveston spots closed weak; sales, 1850
bales. Low ordinary ~, ordinary 81, good
ordinary 10, low middling lOl, middling
l0l, good middling Il, middling iairIls.
Liverpool spots closed quiet, middlings
6s, Orleans u ll-l6. Sales American, 5000
bales,
FUTURES
Have declined again to-day, and the market
closed weak. We quote as follows:
NETWORK, October 10 Futures closed barely
steady. ''
Snlus 10 900 balCs
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Seeds.

GERMAN MHLEr-Wc quote none in the market,
Harden, 5c per paper, retail, Wholesale Is. to
20 per paper
CorroN-At the oil mill, l2t5c per bushel.
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Cast 81 per hundred; stove, IS cents; wrought
SOC . 81 per hundred; brass, SIS To $40 per hun
drcd; copper $40 to - 80 per hundred; zinc aud
cad 81 per hundred.
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Crushed Weed.

Oats, ccrn and barley crushed is cconom,
ical, hcalthrul and better for horses and
cows than whole grain. Corn meal, Graham
flour, hominy and .grits, manufactured at
Fcltons corn mill, Patterson avenue.
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Lottery.

Persons desiring tickets in the Louisiana
State Lottery will find it to their interest to
order through G. A. Webster, at 7O5 Elm
street.
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An elegant line of cloakS for ladies,
misses and children, at NJ. Rosenthal " TO. 5,
corner Elm and Poydrus streets.
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Molasscs barrels, 81 80; halfborrcls, 81 9E kegs
75c sugar barrels, O.; halfbarrcls, A. hoop poles
per 1000, 81.
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DIR. S. EAGAN.

Having permanently located IN Dallas. rc
sprrtmlly oilers his professional services to the
community
offlCE-fis MAIN STREET.
Residence - Grand Windsor Hotel
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FINANCIAL.
Buying. Selling

New Orleans. Observation-Disclosures.
Galveston aud Houston .,..,.,,..,"h
Commercial exchange upon all points = to y
discount
Sterling sight 81 s..
Francs sos 10.
Marks %.
Gold, silver other than trade dollars, par.
Trade dollars 30 cents.
Mexican dollars. ......,.......,.,......S 50
Mexican halves ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 10
Mexican quarters Observation-Disclosures. 10
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NOTICE.

Sealed bids viii be received at this Office for
the next 80 DAYS, for slniing well 800 feet
eight to six inches In didncler. bond required
for the faithful performance aud completion of
the work. The right to reject amy or'all bids re-
served. Address n =. REEVES,
secretary Bald Mountain Coal and OH Co.
Bolton, Bell county. Texas,
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-04-08

PITCHERS C.ASTORIA
j. not Narcotic. Children
grow Sat upon, Mothers like,
and Physicians recommend
CASTORiA. ItrcSulates the
Bowels, cures Wind Collie,
ailays Fcyerishncss, and de-
stroyS Worms.
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From American F0rt-.
State Of California. IS. Zso9 tons. Debney, I'm r
April
Willamette. IS. soO0 tons. n Y March 25
Melanctnon. bkt 2gs tons Manson March -
Sparrow sch 5 March l6
Orient. brig 3I2 tons. Williams. IF
Modoc. sch. 432 tons. Il. Jan p.
Merom. sh. I2Oi tonD. Lowell. Dec Is
Gerten. sh Philadelphia, Jan 70
Empire. sh 1872 tons. New York Jan IS
Henry 5 Sandford. Am sh. ass TONS Sleeper.
Kate Davenport. sh. i2ls tons. Mallett N Y Jan IS
Columbia. sh i472 tons. rernald. Y. Jan 20
Carrie winslow. Am bk. sr tons. Loring. Phila-
delphia Feb y
Palmyra. An sh. Feb p.
Alice Buck Am sh loading
Olive Southard Am sh Philadelphia March
From Foreign Ports.
Adulia. Spanish ok stanley /. Jan via Victoria
Agnes Oswald. br sh. 1881 tons, McGibbOn. Cardiff,
Dec 10.
Adolf. Swe. bk. 6Z9 tons. Rinsmansson, 6otten-
burg. Oct is
Argo. cr BIZ 6i8 tone. Gate Rio Janiero Jan
Alden Besss. An bk. ssg tons. Moves. Hongkong.
Jan IS loading
Orossfeld hr bk Liverpool. March 26
County Of Ayr b. bk. so tons. Alexander Cardiff.
Nov
City of Agra. br bk. 1914 tons, Young, Melbourne.
Nov
Clan Grant. br bk. gsS tons. James. fm Liverpool.
Nov ~
Coloma Am bk $50 tons. Noyes. Hongkong Jan -
Countess of Rothes. br bk Gibralter Feb .
Do1ford. br bk. Liverpool Marcl via Victoria
Ethel br blk 80 tons. Graham. Liverpool. Nov %
Faderneslandct Swe bk Bordeaux. Oct y
Geo Bewley br sh lO4O tons. Bewew. Yokohama
Glengaber. br bk. loading at Liverpool.
a -
Aug l3 via Honolulu and Victoria
Marion King br bk due shout Mny Is
Pasitha. br biz So tons. West. Liverpool. via Vic
toria Oct -
Selkirkshire br sh 1882 tons. Anderson. I'm Cardiff
Nov 5
Sidlaw Sr bk 4a9 tons McGlashan Middeborough
Jan "
Scottish Bard, Br bk Northampton. March -
Victoria Cross. br bk. 66s tons, Owen, Calcutta.
Zoe, br bk Liverpool via Victoria Jan ;
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THE MARKETS.
Astoria Markets.

FLoUR.--Superfne 81 OO: Extra S IS
Corn Meal r. cwt. So 80: Buckwheat q cwi
ST 90.
BUTTER-ChOice roll, 25a30 cts. a N
CHEESE-t'latsOp dairy loG2ee-
EGCs.-2aG-c cts a doz Chickens, 81 %.
FRESH MEATs.-ChOice cuts. Lamb. loc;
Beef sale: Pork 10; Mutton oalO. by the
carcass Sc.
MEArS.-Breakfast bacon l3laal5 per n;
sides l3Il die: hams I3ZGl7c; shoulders
IOGIac smoked beef l5dl6sac: cOrned beei
$IOGl2 "a bbl.: cOrncd pork iOc 8 A.
BEANS.-.jdl cts.
LARD.-in tins and caddieS l5glsc = n.
HONEN.-ln frames soc; m glass JOc.
DRIED FRUITs.-5lackbo berries 2Oc: Prunc:
I2ll gl6c.
MuA FEEn.-Bran SlG9SlS q ton: choT
feed so: Shali~ ~2JH25; Hay s2b,f-22 Il ton
UArs.-According 20 quality. prices rang'
from 6Oa65 cts - bushel
VEGE-ABLFS.-- .'otatoes ~ CT. q D
OnlOns 4d5c n 70.
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san Francisco Markets.
L. - AND raLNGKArml

BY MAIL AND TELEGRAPH.l
WHEAT-Sl 1901 30 per GENITAL for
good shipping.
OATS-Sl l5@l - n ctl.
WooL-Oregon. Valley 21@50 cts. II
ID. Eastern Oregon, 1000.
HIDES Heavy Salted lO15c; light, do
Zoe: Salted calf, lOdl2
FAMILY PROVISIONS-BacOn l3dl3l5
cts: clear Oregon sidps, l3@l35 &c; hams,
12kGl3 cts.
BARLEY-CoaSt feed SO@Sl o. cts
Brewing S7JIdt5 2 ctl.
HAY-Wheat. S9dSl5, Oat, S9dSl5,
Barley, S96S15 = ton.
ErABLES-POtatOes 15dSJ cts Der
100; Onions, red, 60G1Oc per 100; Vel
low. Sl0Sl 30 per 1O0.
EGGs-California.;a ;a8l7c 2 dOZ; Ore
gon. 35@40c y doZ.
FLOUE-BeSt family extra, 81 %; Su'
perfine, S3 50l4; Bakers extra, - 10
Oregon extra. - 15@S5 90; Walla-walla
Xtra, 81 50GS4 -.
FgUIrS-Dried apples, Sd9 cts. fOl
quarters, sliced; Plums pitted. l30l4c
Peaches 1lml2J5c. peeled lSG30c.
BUTTER AND CHEESE Extra fancy
Butter. 40 cts. z ID; Fresh roll, gOOC
to choice, 45@4711 cts; Picked. 10 cts
SEEDs-Flax. 2]l@3c = D.; Canary
31<d4c; Alfalfa, 9@llc; Timothy, %
1Oc b ID.
BAGs-There is a good business in
jObblng way at S5Zd914c for Standaru
grain.
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ARRLIALs EE0u SEA.

EnerhanEs. b- DIX. 100 toas. Parker. Yo' ON; ma.
ApEl
Clan Mcleod. br ba 6i6 tons. Yokohama Aprn 5
Columbia ss Z5gi to-s $50 ies = y. Agril
North Bend bkt 80 to.ss P'~r5Enau. = q April
Imily Chaplin br bt 7s3 tOas. Harris. Newport
Eng via Gnaymas Apui
Thurland Castle DR. sh ga tons. Shanghai April
Rival biz a9s tons. Adams =. e. March 90
Scottish Fairy. br bk. Y 5kohama. Mach a
Canada sh. IlSJ tons, Trowbridge, \. \. via Rio.
March ]
Kate and Anna steam sch. p tons. LutJeEs. Grays
HarbOr. Jan -
Shuhricl. u ) Lighthouse str. Everson. cruise
Dec 4
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MARCH.
I2-TO QICcnsfOlrn. per BCdlUr
From Portland b. AL cilS wheat. .5l 600
l2.-To QtccnsiOtcil. per Scricn.
From Portland 1858 cts wheat......... S39. so
To LircrpOOl. per Rycrdlc
From Portland 1909 ctlS wheat ........s 81. 49,
5000 bblS -four ...-........ SOL