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Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-05-17

The Lives Insured BY the Society kre carefully Sc.
lecsed in different parts North America and Europe
furnishing. by this broad field of operations an ad
Tha Insurances are made only on the Mutual Premi
uns Principal. The Surplus returned annually to
the Insured.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-05-17
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that INV wife M.,,h. Ian.
smell mas ieft my bed and board. Therefore forbid
sny Pcfso haIboring or trusting her on INV account
SaaDs Nay % 1851. C.WALTEK SMELL
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Receipts to-day were rather light. Price
COlsOn.
Southern Manufacturing Items.

LIS. Hot, of Graham, N &. has been north
du Ing the past week looking after mach n ry
previously ordered Mr. Hot Is Interested In
seve al cottOn mills and reports business III q
furnishing cond ton,
1t is very likely that before another year
the o will bs another cotton factory In Con-
cord, n Z. Mr.. Wan. snii h succeeded IN get
Mag soO.WO sub lCribed I q hist day, ms can
ana viii be eHeily III up To $780, 90 or S2OO,OOJ
Clifton, c., IL I ur miles from Gitndae
AMI 8, ven from spartahsunrs, On the Piedmont
Air Line railroad This Is where the clifton
manuf Ic,uri. Z company have butt their new
cotton MILL The capital stock Of thisc mp ny
Is SjU0, 900 and was raised with iess trouble
than that VI any other mill recently Oigt lied
In the south, there being more applicants tor
stock than could be nee, inundated Il is was
mainly due to The cOnfi,lencs Icposod Ia the
management th- buein So being under the
control and supervision OF y, j. Con else, The
Successful prop ic,cr Of the ulendale mills.
Tie mill, wnen ORGANIZED, will have ca
paciiy of abou 1000 spIndles and 800 looms,
one-ha'i of VIII CHI nre now runnln aud th o
lema In process of deliv, ry The pro-
duct Will be- about 3, D Opounds warp yarn per
day, AID btance Goth, III all abo 10. 600
pounds per day. The company own 80
acres { lani adjoining the mill ON when
the have etc 81 ~ teucmeat houses for
th'ir Oper [ v =, watch number will be in-
creastd to u wn'n he mill fully COM
pl.t 1t aud NIL tier ~ chinery ut W TX
They ais have :. tree and well stocked gen.
Tho rubscrntions received IN Augusta, Ga,
to the J ,hn =, KIM iucl0ly now amount To
$3.50 900. Mr.. Charts Estes aud MIR, James
l.. Verdery lett / r. B,luinore, New York anu
other norihc II cities ruesdiy, canvass fer
subscriptions. ispropns d to employ IS ner
cent OF the capital. or ssOOOOO, Tor gIvurds,
buildings and machinery, and IN no event
10 exceed hat amount. Toe Remaining 20 Ter
cent. or ShO,r TOO, Will lie reserved ~ com
mergial capital.
"A number of prominent business men head.
ed by G. u. Clarke, OF Clarke, Johnson Il Co.
nave organized n company with caplja al ttucs
OF slO0 900, Tor th0 manufac IRE Of cotton rome,
twine, pntiirg and osnnuu 4, nt Memphis,
Four and thie'-quar'er cr,s OF ground have
been purchss Il as II location Tor the factr
aud MIR Clarke leaves next week for the norm
TO buy tie necessary machinery
IL IL reported that Prominent capitalists of
Memphis IRE nego ialiig with noithorn and
eastern parties with tie view OF building "A
souO 900 Co ton factory there at nm eatly d,y
John NJ. Clarks Sons, OF Augusta, are aGout
TO set 800 additional spindlcs going In their
Globe Nil s, which they h.va lately added.
ana That they have now capacity of $500
spindles, arranged to manufacture SIS to IFS
yarns twisted.
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This is absolutely true of NJ. Strickland
" 20, of Galveston. Their Job printing es.
adjustment and bindcry is complete in every
particular, with all the lato improvements
and styes in type and other material, and the
lithosraphing branch is par excellence. 1t
cannot be surpassed even in tho metropoli.
tan cities of the east With skilled work.
men and all The facilities aad appliances for
the rapid execution Of work in their line OF
The most superior Quality, and at. prices ne
cheap as anywhere In the Union, they are
prepared TO I'll all orders from a carte de
visite to mammoth poster, and to litho-
graph anything from the tiniest rosebud TO a
landscape view of Texas. So, pAtronize
hem and keep our money in Texas.
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The Peanut Market

The Cincinnati papers are yery much ex'
ercised at present, by an alleged "crisis IN
peanuts" The following ia nom one OF the
lates, articles on This momentous subject
"Lat year T. crop In Virginia was l. ,oo'oV0
bushels. This year a crop of from eOO,oJo 10
900 600 bust e Is looked for.
"rrom Tennessee still worse reports were
heard The crop OF last year was 11l OUO onsl-
els This year not more tnan l5OOVO lnsnt's
a @ expected, even Ia case the present iayora-
ole weather cUntinues IN estimate rom
Nashville reduces the prospective crop to lo)'
0I0 bushels
The Wilmington, n, C., starsaSs;
"The crop In North CatOlipa rs estimated
by prominent detlershere, OaSed on iellable
IA formation from the pea ut sections, at
bout one fourth as to acreage. with the stand
not very good AFTER careful review OF thu
He'd, we would not be surprised 20 see this ar
tic;e OF luxury and u.e, after being so plenti III
and low for he last year or so. become scarce
and much hi cher In the season before u.s.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-05

FLOUR - We quote City Mills from ole
wheat as follows Xxx, 2 40, xxx, 81 60,
yXXx,9 50; Choice, 50 O5; family, none.
imported; Xxx, per cwt 50 80; XXX, 81 s.
tXXX2 50 Fancy, $40 to 90; Patent, $40
RYK-scarce. We quote per Dbl. SIS.
HARLEY Scarce; good demand, ave.
BRAN-We quote at $780,
GusNY BAss-Second hand in good order, 8
cents piece.
Corn MEAL-Her cwt, lbs.
0Ars-25 in store. Inferior 20@92.
WHEAT. No3oio, quiet We quote zoe: new
soc NJ 600.
CoRN-32 to 81 cents, loose ear.
HAY-Pfairia, loose from wagon, s6 to 81 pc.
ton; dlllett. none on market. From stOrcI
prairie, baled SIS scr ton; Prairie baled In car
los, clio per ton free on bOald.
We quote: Chopped corn, per 100 pounds
u; chopped corn and oats, per 100 pounds
81 so; chopped barley, per 100 pounds, 81 %
rushed corn aud cob, per 100 pounds, SOC
eorn bran, per 100 pounds, SOC; Ora
ham flour per 100 pounds, $500;
cream meal, 81 30; fine bottled meal, per
b1shei, soc, ho'n my, per 100 pounds, s2O
{ris, per 100 pounds. " %: corn flour, per 100
pounds, U.
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building Material.

BMCK-At the kilns TO SO
SroEx--Atthe Dallas qusrries SO per cubic
foot. II tor Foundation, Ii for wall, and % 10
dressed front.
LUMBER-Native rough pine s2O per thousand
Dressed on one side, sl2 80; Flooring, tongu-
ell and groOved as: Dressed Notwithstanding,
sl7h; THROUGHPUT tongued and srooved ceiling
SIS to Sl9.
SHISGLEs-Cyprsse, IS per thousand; Native
pine, zap, IS; do heart, "a so.
LArHs-- ~ % at 81 per thousand.
CRMSST-- itOsentllle, W so; L )uisVille,
80 10; Portland, 81 90.
PLASTER pPAnis-rer barrel, sat " 30
HAIH--Ps pound. TIC.
CEMENT rLUEs -6 inch, 80 cents; inch, 90
cents; inch ceiling joint, Sl 4 inch cap, 500;
inch ceiling joint, s. Is; inch cap do, &c.
DRAIN PIPES l. CHI, l6c per foot; tinch
zoe; Inch, 32c; inch, ice; Sinch, 5Oc.
MIXED PAiNTs-Ready for use and all color,
81 So per gallon. All the tested and standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers.
LIME-CoOpered. 2per pbl., bulk, 81 80.
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COMMERCIAL.
MoNoAy EvFNIsG,


July 1. !
To-day Is the great, grand snd s'oi'ou'
fourth OF July, aud is observed as a noioS
wherever she stars and st'ipes h'at 10 .n'
br ezs (exoeplirg newspaper omoo'' '"'
granger tab eth his fried chicken ana water
melon to HE goye and he'r'l' '"e
wsuld-be Demlslhenos crate aoou'
freedom and the eagle; the young man WIN
hIs hair parted In tue m ddle, hies himself 10
the picnic or barbecue and geIeih ants up Els
pants leg,,t the small boy buineth poWu r'o'he
danger of CO.. ilagrat on, and the adult 6i'NH'
eth Ism mat, with straw In H. s1''l'
Business, generally was suspended, hearty nj
mercantile houses closing alter IL O'clock III
The banks were closed AL Il y, the railroads
received no FIRE ght, and nearly every one
made no iday oft. There were no COTTON
markets and few changes 10 note In the prices
OF values. leafs and lard advanced ii ora
cent, sugars were quiet and steady, aut Others
UNCHANGED.
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Drugs.

Actd--benzolo per ounce, S0c
acid carbolic solution, 55 cents
crystal ,6Oc@S2 per lb; acid citrio, $50 per ID ;
acid sulphuiic, SO per III, acid tartaric, SIC
per 10; alnm iM5e per 10. AmmOnla-cs boz
nate, pc perl 10; aasi, otida, SOC per ID; bilsam
copniba, Soc per h.; bornx, lsc per 10 blue
vitrIol, l2c per 10; oaomel, 15c per ID; Gallo.
mel tEnglisi), 81 90 per III; ,amphor, refined,
SIC per ID; cinchonldin, 10 per on; chloro-
ioim, 10 -ll0c per Id; chloral, hydIat 81 75G2 10
per lbi cream Of tartar, powder, 3sctoiG PEE 10;
gum opium, 50 &c per ID; RuIs shei nc, zoe per
lh;motphlne, Hjn per ol;Gil hereamot, SO GO per
h. oil lemon SO 90 per ID; bromide potass, sic
per 10; P w; lool6e pot SO So 7jptr III; (P
csraway, Ice per 10; s.nna, 25c per 10; Alexo,
Zoe per Id. strychnine, crystals nj 60 per o 3
sugar lead, 25c per Id; nom sulphur, 3&@z;
per 10; salts epson, S@5c per 10.
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Leather, Etc

sToLs'LEArnEn oAt-No, l3SaS9mo S6as7.
hEMloCs Hest BulAlo slaughter. Su6Si
Soot IS; do good No, ., 20; Cooi dam nod .,
IAN uARNkss LxArusR-No. !, SSc do . m
uEaLuck- prime, " do guOd So; do No2 NJ
ruENVii NALfskiS-sl,26 to Sl,gO; so-
do No2sl ,"toS To- ''.'
accord ny to weight ''0' Y" Si'"V'
L'ntnge, white sg'Co ''" WHOM
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A POSITIVE CURE

Without medicine. ALLAN'S SOlUMr
INDICATED BOUGIES. Patented Oct, IA
1876. One boz w"
No. will cure any case In four days, or Ia,
No Will cure the n est obstinate case. M
matte. OF how long standing.
No neuseOus doses of cubebs, cotalps. a, Nil
OF sandalwood, that are certain TO produce an.
pepsia by destroying the coatings of ii,
stomach. "'
Price, 81 So Sold by all druggists, or mailed
on receipt of price.
+. o. Box ,5S3. j. G. ALLEN CO.,
John street, New York.
Quick, safe and sure cure
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IRON. - We quote merchant bar &c rates;
Norway and Swedos, loo.
PLow SrsEL.-Sc
WinE.-Smooth wire, No. Q, to; Nos ID
ana II, &c; No. Il, &c iapanred barbed wire,
sI,c; galvanized barbed, 'lOnc. "'
HOUSE SHoES'--p Per Reg, 80,
HonsR sHoR EAiLs--per noN, 25 bounds. No
4, 1915; No. :, % so; No, 3, So %,
NAiLs-FrOm l0d TO GNd - 90 rates,
IisNEWs STOCK PLOT tin per pound; no
TIN H'ate, ltN20 sll per box: /, c, l4x9O 81. IL,
40, 1 vi .ha;zlnc l2cper u solder, i5c ue,
Id; sheet IRON &c per 10. ''' f''
hxxs-Per ~; per dozen, ~ To- 10,
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Fruit and Nuts.
m AXE the following quotations:

|, OnANGKs- Sicily, nominal
Lsxoss sicily per box, $50 10 IS; very
scarce.
Nurs- Almonds % per pound; Braz
none; chestnuIs, imported, 90 Itsltar
as; peanuts, Tennessee red, 81; cocoanuts
per hundred 50 80.
FIGs-In 10 10 boxes. per ID, Id.
PoP CoRN-Prize packages, per half groso
s225
RAIsIss-London LAYER, new, per tox, % 90;
layer, new, per box, 81 20.
BASANAs-Per bunch, nominal 81
PoTArrEs-Old per bu, NJ MINI, new
S3 OGGi % per barrel.
DAIks-ln trails, per Id, &c.
CuhHAsTs-71s@6kc..
PRUEKs-9c.
PEoANs-Per III, I retail; per bushel, loose
So, 81 l5 10 81 rs; sacked 81 30, 81 To-
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WHY WILL You WHO ARE SUFFERING IIEsI-
TATE LoNGEh|-lhe days OF hcathlul life are
you, You cannot afford to doubt. 1t is folly
10 delay longer to acept these TAGS and profit
by Them simmons Liver Regulator Is so
simple aud irmless, and vet IL has proven H.
sen sovereign remedy for dyspepsia, COS.
sto sch, ciarrhWa, buousness and other Ike
evils OF disoidtied liver an stomach. How
can we iind words adequate to embOdy these
lncts They cannot he TOO often reiterated un-
W they nave carried conviction To every
hhnuseh9lu In the land? Try II. The first viii
be satisfactory.
certify lhSNe used simmons Liver Rsgu-
inlnr IN my Family for number of years for
SICK headache, bti'usneSs aud liver CONF
paints with great satisfaction,
u, u. TIGNER "
White Sulphur Springs, Ga. Nov. 10, 1875.
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OoFfEE-Rlo common, l2la to 1919; islr, "A Ia
liH; choice. Az to l5ki Laguayra, l6s, 10 Is;
Java, 2Sl51Dc.
t0e16O; 0olOng, i5GnN0n' Igpan, oyc,bSc
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WMIG0 on 80 to $40 per gallon.
mash, a sOss sc,o mS,sh, VI soasa.SO, sour
MiNss-C laret, In ease. Nh hAs,.
H. sRaon' N.lOeesg, Port, per gallon. Al " =
sSi Snersy per gallon, 81 .2oGSSS; Mndsisa % ~
$50 "'V@s'' White wine, In Cases. a Ps "a
,,CuAMrAoSE-Cooks, In b.s..,, 49,.
nneiasieck, In basket, SOS, Krur, in Ia. s@ ~
Domestic champagne, gloals. III "asket' vi
tar ncr so,an as, Gsr dozen, " lspsa 50, por.
Ga 60. BaSwseT az L1 S,.,9 S,sr!s Sa ip,u,
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n Esss. -.

illustrated u..u-eGL,,i, .su a.,
.nG SIT tiaGinc, j2 Goats. same
covers, % cts. Manhood, 10 ce,., rV
hood, 10 cents, Pamphlet. cints-sa,ns"
sealed, by mail Send money or nos,.
stamps, DIR. WHITTIER, the great spec,ans,
""Sf Charles Street. 81. Louis, Mo
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Live StOck.

.CAT1LE-Grass fed, yearllngs Sc ass; year
oliS Slu q sl3;3 year olds sl4 "a Is; barn cows
Sl2 q SO.
hohsE'. Ponies and sheep sl5 to $40. Plugs
$40 to $40. Farm stock $50 to $50 Harness
livery SEQ to 500. Harness fancy 1925 to Sl76.
Harness spans $3.50 to $500.
Mules--Rats $50 TO Sos Medium $65 to IS
Extra dranght 300 10 $3.50.
Hogs None on the market
MUTTON SHxRp-1ney are unotahle at ~. 5000
per head Per weight, 8 to 3kc. per pound.
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cred. '''' P'' Ton, oeiiV'
GoKx-o0 cents per barrel.
Moop-oak ,hickoryano ash saOO TO 40 ma,
SStes Of Ss =, tN stove wood Is retailing at Mt
CuARCoAL--65 cents per barrn
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$1,000 REWARD!
EsTRAYED,
EsTRAYED.

one Clay Bank Horse; no MARIE or brands;
white name and and tail; name lags to tho left
side; about or 0 years old; 10 hands high.
win pay ten dollars reward IL dsl!ver, d 70 me
or W. j, Aliens drug store, 1856 Elm street.
A, L. RlRR
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SUaARs-We quote: Powered l2S;Orushd, l21E
@llA ;Granulattu lls. STANDARD A, Ion Whit.
extra - extra T. 10 GellOw-Louisians
white clarified lOa to l0a; yellow clarified
los to lOA; Omen Kettles choice s& to 9;
prime9l 4g9H fair SA@9c.
McLAssRs-Lo msibha choice Gee, prime5i c
fair to good 45g5Oc; syrup 80 to Coo.
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P0uitry ana ELAINE.

FIsH-Igho, per II.
GfSrKRs-peI cgn " cents Cor Baltimore
Matiagordas. 10 for Berwick bay.
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Financial.
The banks were all closed to-day, and banl
employees were very patriotic.

employees were very patriotic.
A Washington writer Gays:
Robert l.. Porter, special agent OF the
census, gives full d-lal as 20 the ownership
OF Usited States bonds.
"'llow nre the req iNtered bonds dlsirihntsdo,
asked the Corret poudtnt.
" In The absence ct exact figures ehculd
say that the New England II. t,sovn nh"u,
u per cent, OF them, the middlc states ,bont
~ p3r cent the southern state. r. n ,,as
2psr cent, and the western slates nearly \ 4,
per cent while tho banks, Insurance, com
panies and other corpora lions own ah,n,
W IL per cent
"'liow does the number of bondbo,i go
compare with the amonuts held ia the v, IL
Gus parts OF the cOuntiy?'
Ut OILERS considciuby In different local
tiles. For example, iind tina, la New WI,
state, although the amount OF registered bond =,
owned IN re Is nearly $500 O,O0O, out of : nv,
soolV0.OoO i4clude IN tina iny.surntIon,
there are les, than 1900 hoders On ina
othst hand, Massachusetts, with nearly sio
ooo,ooo OF bonds, has nearly 7,UOj holders WV
state q popular l. amp 'N'
30 far US this inves' legation shows. INNS,
say dp not In my opinion the debt IA Oval
ny less lhan 100 600 persons. over th,,ty.uvs
per Ia held by banks and other cnrnn,,
lions, anu 1t Is pr ,baole that /, 800 ne,s"W.
own over $40 600, no OF the registered nnSal
This ags egats Is held In amounts excecd, u, !,
soo'on On Inquiry into the nuaber of nolasS
oVnVs ~ uniOunlh lpaS thnn
sooV, we mud that probably 25,5OO persons ow,
IN the aggregate not more tnan S7,boO 0oo am ~
amont Tor every S2j 90 pers.ns winch ns,r a''
yates one-Seventh OF that reputed 10 be ia
py asingle b ndhoder. IL must be rs,, uv,u
pefei tina. many banks hold consi5er.hio
sums IN small amounts, Ia trust for ,ba ,,o','
PIE. Iaeretore tue loo,uoo do not fairy repro.
sent tae b,ndholde's of the country y ''P'o'
bow VIII you ascertain tho disiribn,,o, =,
the cot pom bonds p Of
IN will be impossible to do this ox.,,,,,
have Jus' returned f,om New York w%nns
msue nrraog. ments which think viii 'rn,,l
successful. Of the $50 100 900 cOunnn hn,' "
o9'tandtns last August, probably Tho co "Unu
=. uoo geo 600 were returned for payment !,
tne sub,treasury In New York, and ,wen,r " !"
sho ieading banking nrms presented mvs ~, ~
snsu .n!ee,ioufths OF them. This ol,lce hay, ~,
aseettelneu the exact amount of ths A c,ra,'
sksu ~ ~ -. pnuus presented by these f,rms ~,
hM. W ,nelr Cooperation be- abls In as"ar ",
sSs,r spesuve amounts iorwa rdeI 10 them n" ;,
sr correspondents abroad. the smn,a,. u. y
Somestsc holders, and also in soma na', y
can h",.sYa IN parts OF our own country "
tain rtS" . IN ,he event OF r.iiure IN a,ca,
in tue nome distribution, base ,hs W co uvet
sL9h on the known distribution ' ns ~, Sn,ouia
teIeu bonds, and II IL not nroh,,,, w regis
Coupon bonds Will differ greatly ,rn,, NV IN
sssereu. excepting that We may eS,, m mo ,.g
VutI n!teen per cent. more, p,on' ,r, G,e W hn'
IN Tue larger cities OF toe couatr,JN 'oha ely
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Rraa..-'t@@, polls. u Gals.
sa aso S,!c d HPs5n s TOP ..s s,S
ditto pSss,nns. ditto, side bar, sltoSVlss;;
spring, siisSs.cc, :diiS ts ~. srsa. siS'
JUMP seat bnssies, ti,SaAssS, s,So@ssoo
is: 'ios'i'oi three sp,iss wsros: s' sscs
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nlpss-Dry nint,ls pounds and upwards l2y, to
lScts; dry hips, free OF grubs, Ia G, gynnl
hips lie: wet sailed, 7c.; green bntehe,
aides, Ssc.; All samaged, wet or dry.
nall prlcei deer skins 500. sheep skins from
sc. &J0c each, 'A' NUN
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Cast, so cents per hundred; stove, 20 cents;
wrought, 80 to 80 cents per hundred; brass,
Is per hundred; copper, 80 per hundred; zinc
and lead, VI per hundred.
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White Sulphur Springs, Ga Nov. 10, 1875.

Follow he legal proicssion," asked n gen
tiemsh upon bein4 Introduce to another, "N0
SIR, You mNkrn mistnke Head The l.pal pro-
ie-sion.' soft is with Blackwtll's FRAGRANT
pninsm Inll Smoking Tobacco. 1t leads ali
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DALLAS PRICE CURRENT.
MisceiInusous Grocers' stocH.

RICK-Wh0lesale TX 10 IN.
SALr--In barrel, S2. 20. 10 $50 Liverpool IL
"a cks,$ i6I; Rock vi 30 per sect
u CRAcKhas- Soda. X&A,, ri NxA, s
Trade Mark. sb Cream 1913, Glngur Snaps II \
to IL. Cream lie
Soar Ulive, shc. rerpoundi Bluelndls 6k
to6h; Satirat, g.. 40. to $50. Eureka Man.
ufacturing Company yclone, ~; Pale Olive,
B; Extra Olive, Az cents per pound.
BRANs-0todc. per ppunu.
GAEDLKs.-Star, full st ITO IA,
CuKEsR- None in market.
HoMiEy AND Gmrs--S5Gt5 IS per barrel.
SAUgn BgAUT For half barrel 80 to %.
DRIED PgAOBEs.-unpeeied NC, -Sbipeelet IL
per pound.
deg. E. test: IN barrels Is cents; caees, " 90
r'.jTuKs PlNs-R0nnd, C5c; spring, H.DO per
box.
MRAsupgs--H cu0hel, iron bound, $3.50 per
dozes; two-hoop pals, % 10; T. ''e-hoop 81. 10.
TUBs-lhrce nest, S2.dOGS. ~; eight nest
rs; No. |, 81 80 per do s, y. ?, IS 30; No.
SEQ.
Wood, 81, ~ zine, 81 80; New
Era, ~ .H9sl.I0.
WILL BucKErs--si .2561si .bO per dozen.
PowDER--s6.65 per keg OF - pounds; TX do
81 .5S 81 do, 81 80 blasting kegs, $3.50
SHor-DrOp, bag, ~. Is, to- 2hhuck ~ 10. to- 81
MACKKRRL-NO. barrels, $40 hali-Dar
e5 80; kits, IL pounds, 81; No arrels, SO.
CANDY-Stlck, Is 10 lac. pound. Fancy, Is
to 2bc.
LyK-Concentrated. &.75Ga 800
RoPR-Slsal,h In. basic lOhC; cotton, ,9GlCc
VINkaAR--Per gallon, 2OGs30c. A pple, zoe. to2l
WRAPPING pArsR--Rag and Straw, I5c. 90.
5TARCH-lS@iMc.
JUGS We quote II to l9 cents per gallon for
glazed. Crooks n to l. cents per gallo for
glazed.
BEEswAx-l5 to lsc per liz.
TALLow--ln barrel, ~; IN cake, DC per IT,
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n,seruen, bets. per paper fetnii VT onenti
~ m2 cents per paper. "nosiesslt
oot'on--At tho Oh Miii,s0 pcr ton.
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,o,, Ao9mS rps clear aida lo,s shor, o,s.r
clear l0x ''"ee' Va, short
HAMS Canvascd ~ to II.
10 peSnd. ,l iyshalt barrel, 49, rails 70
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select, sSi Xxx, sa.7b. p'' ee'' NJ
SAWED FkLLoss-II 20 ~. 40 no,..,
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HITTER anu Epys.


psgs- 10 To Il L. cents per dozen.
IL -2to IL. i'Nas
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CmoKEss-wc quote $3.50 Tor eprirg, 10.
grown, 81 80.
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Vision, Noises in the head, the yisI =. O
passing unObserved In the urine. and n suiQ
other diseases lat lead to insanity and ssssSt
The Medical Gen lemen connected WIN ".
institution are graduates of the bea, col,ouuue
of Europe and this country, and hava IA
arge experience In these troubles, and S su
agree 10 forfeit FIVE HUNDRED D0JJ AZ
or o case of this kind the VITAL REST0pas
TIVE (und.r their special advice and trs.,.
menD will not cure, or for ANYTHING Imnr,.
or injurious found In II We treat ali prIro,ss
Diseases successfully without mercury, c0S.
suit ATOM FREE Thorough e\Nininst,O,
and advice, including analysis OF urins ~
Price Of VITAL RESTORATIVE 81 bottle, o.
dress upon receipt of price, U. o, II ssc ~.
from observation, and In private name isSs'
sired by English Medical Institute, No. : M ~
Olive street, st. Louis, Missouri. Postofbsss
box 2460. ~
Wholesale Agents Williams, To,liver 4
Walker, Dallas, Texas, =
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Prescription FREQ

Prescription Free
FOR the speedy cure Of spermAtorrhus, sex
ual Debility and Impotsncy, most Drugslsss
ttve Sne medicinss. We Wish 10 stop tnm i.
curse VI our civilization. Al. Yess, st. LouN
Srisuys !ne0t1ts, %. .Chailts g., bsswss'
8th end III, 81. Louis, No,
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lime, Tine, % medium, %; heavy. zoo. n.,,
curry anu dirty, 8 to 10 cents SSJ '''' hises
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The Great English Remedv

Is a never-failinp en-.
i {, Nervous deSl nrse
exhausted viIss'ii,,,,!
Hun atom oes. liza
n AM COD, in 1 o,.,
The III. terrible srtc,ss !,
self Abuse, youth,,I'
TO lies and excess ss.s' ~
insurer years-such :. =!
loss Of Memory i i.ss
Iita d q, No Z tp r's'
Emission, Ayerss,so,.s :,
SDciQfv ntr'Vu Of
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PsA0HEs-2 BOUNDS, VI rs pounds
So 20 10 2 so.
IoaATogs--s pounds, 81 s,@l 5 oounds.
N.70.