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The Osceola times., 1881-06-11
Trad. LONDON PURPLE. n...

The best
- hEMINGwAYslI oNDON PURPLE COMPANY.
St. N, r
Prof Riley
eel by o I cate meme
arya al he wingedm
he ear Ike worm,
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HOLMAN'S PAD
,;;:: ':;:;;:: ;:;;; :{!&;!!|!''':;:;;,'. / !! '':;''
THE ONLY TRUE MALAR|AL ANTIDOTE,

DR. HoLnAs's PAD IL no suess-work remed "
no feeble initiative experiment-no purloined
hedge podge Of some ether inventors ideas; 1t u
me original and only genuine and curative
Pad. the only remedy that has an honestly
acquired right to use the title-word "Pad" In
connection with treatm ent for chronic lseases
Of The Stomach, Liver and Spleen.
BY . recently perfected improvement DR. HoL.
NAN has greatly increased the scope Of the Pads
ussfulnsss. and sppreciab,y augmented its sc-
tive curative pc wsr.
Ibis great improvement gives HoLxANs PAD
with It's Adjuvants) such complete and unfail-
Ing control over the most persistent and un-
Yielding forms Of Chronic Disease OF the
Stomach and Liver. a. well as Mslarisl
biood-Poisoning. as to amply justify the emf
nent Professor Loomis' high encDmium: "Its
nearer q Universal Panacsa than anything in
Medicine"
The success OF HoLMANs PADS has inspired
initaton who offer Pads similar in form and
saor to the genuine HOLMAN PAD. Be-
ware of these Bogus and Initiation Pads,
gotten up TO sell on the rcpu tation of the
GENUINE HOLMAN PAD.
Each Genuine Holman Pad bears the Pri-
vate Revenue Stamp Of the HOLMAN PAD
COMPANY with the above Trade Mark prin ted
in green.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-05-10

Annie Flagg declined James Drugs
offer Of marriage, at Front Royal. Va
and when he pressed her for the reason
she said she was in love with Noah Ben
ford. This was untrue, and she regret
ted saying it, for Drugs vowed ven
geance on his supposed rival. Sho
feared the threat would be executed.
and sent a letter of caution to Benford;
but arrived too late, for he was found
murdered, presumably by Drugs.
A young Chicagoan gave an clabo-
rate dinner to nine friends ut the Union
Club in that city. The entertainment
was well advanced when tile steward
entered the room, and whispered to the
host that his mother was ut the door
demanding his retirement from the fes'
tivity. He went out to plead his cause.
but she resolutely laid hold Of him, lod
him to the family carriage and took him
home. The guests finished tho dinner
with one vacant chair.
In q recent exhibition of old satirical
prints and drawings in Liverpool were
tionary war. One print of 1882 repros.
ents miss America trayestied as a
Virginia princess, and holding tho CAP
of Liperty On q pole. She Is making
her peace with her estranged parent
mamma say no more about tn 10
which Britannia responds in a gener.
u spirit: '.Be a good girl and give
me q buss."
A young man in Russia of decided
ability was attacked by an acute disease
brought on by excessive dissipation.
After his recovery he was found to have
lost all his mental faculties except cal
culation and memory. These were in.
creased to such a degree that he could
surpass all mathematicians in power Of
mental calculation, and could repeat
poetry which occupied several minutes
in reading after hearing it only once.
In all other respects he is q helpless
idiot.
At the last Paris exhibition consider.
able attention was drawn to some mus.
lin curtains to which a fiame was con.
stantly applied without setting them on
fire. The chemical composition of the
substance which rendered them iL
combustible, as recently made known.
was 80 parts pure sulphate of ammonia.
25 Of carbonate of ammonia, so OF
boracic acid, ~ Of pure borax, 20 OF
starch, and 1000 of distilled or pure
water. The materials to DO rendered
fire resisting are dipped in this solution
while 1t is hot, SO as to insure thorough
impregnation, and, whom well dried.
are ironed as ordinary starchcd fabrics.
The LEADER Job printing office es-
Establishment is % in perfect running
order, and with new type and other
new material, and the finest office in
the territory, will be able to turn out
the best Of work at short notice. Give
us q call.
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JAMES G. RIEcK. p. O., chey-
enne, Wyo. Range, Bridger's Ferry.
north side North Platte River.
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JOHN C. KINGMAN, Dealer in
Cow-Ponies. Range, Crow Greek.
p. o., Cheyenne, Wyo. Ranch 6
miles below Cheyenne.
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DEADWOOD
CUSTER,
RATTLE CREEK,
RAPID, GOLDEN,
GAYVILLE
AND ~ MINING CAMPS IN THE Hlual

Tho q. 8. Mail carried We
have Fint-C Class Eating Stations, and
the division agents take all pains to
secure tie comfort of passengers. Tho
route u veil protected, having three
military posts on the road, leaving
only 45 gfiles between military camps,
lnsurtns safety over the entire routs.
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g. historical Dept; Cheyenne, Nyo.
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Cattle branded 81 on left side, and
two waddles on left side Of neck.
Also have cattle branded with a
Tomahawk on left side, waddled as
above, and vented with a bar on the
left hip. Horses branded 81 on left
thigh.
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The LEADER job printing office es-
adjustment is 10Y in perfect running
order, and with new type and other
new material, and the finest office in
the territory, will be able to turn out
the best Of work at short notice. Give
us q call.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-15
The .,Intc OF Trnhe

Businese wac rather Quios to-day. Between
an utterly demorallzod cotton market and
bnsy timcs In iho country visitors 20 tho city
arc worry few and purchases small.
Meats arc still very lirrn In price and light in
demand. Bacon 10 now higher than beo, and
when that Is tho case nos much bacon Is con.
sumod. And besides this We have goodly
quantity our own hog proiuo. sin ON hand,
and which will last for many weeks yot.
clear smoked slGes uro Arm nj ten
cents cash, and one-quaricr more upon tins
Lard 10 also very ilrn aud like meat with an
advancing tendency. It;ls not higher to-day,
buthoders refuse - take loss than the quota
tions below.
Hams arc Glow yet dim. The stock 10 very
light aad the demand OF tho same order.
Corn WIS a5ont o. Saturday and all last
week. II wns dun and 20, ~ and 30 cents
per bushel-thc latter for oholco white.
Oats arc steady with llgat off,rlngi ut IS
Slh anu 10 cents. Transactions wsro confined
soa row wagon loada; The demand for seed
has ooascd aud only q few buahels wanted for
stock.
Hay 10 dead slow. II Is hard to sell n, ouo.
tations, and CONCESSIONS arc Il demanded.
s. M " .'"' !" i"f ucHluhu uhu unch0nS1d Il,
FANCY FAMILY runs from IS 10 to % IS. The
stock 10 ample to meet the demand. saleo
to-day were confined to the city chiefly.
There wore no changes ordered In the general
grocery quotations.
Mtlict seed has fallen 10 cents aad now held
atW cents per bushcl. Taere Is n large ouan.
uty In the country.
onions, potatoes and apples are ocarce ana
very Arm.
Halter 10 In small supply. though more WAC
onsred to-day than usual. 1t Is freely settling
q Is cents,
Egg arc held at /, cents for lots, and In fair
supply.
vegetables arc hard to ini. woare pill Nv
ing upon wintcr diet, but heyo Homo hope
nom tho warm AMI genial weather prsvaiilag.
There was nothing else now 1; was an un.
satisfactory day all round.
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Nrma. $50 N1,tn,

We make the following quotations;
0RANGSa- Valencia per ease, s9el0; Sicily
per box, SS 75to 4 ,boe,uiana per bbl., 81 106gS
LGMOEB--Slcly per box. ~ o..
GnAPGs-M Malaga per Dbl, 81 to 10; per hall
Dbl, none.
rEAEs-Calilcmia per box none.
NuTs--Almonds l0W1lc. por pomd: Brazil
100; GliGrts li@l--; English Waluuta
mono, chr8tupts, hnp0rtrd go italian
2h peanuts, Tennessee Iud, 81 C0coGuuts
per hundred 90 90.
FlGS In 10 10 boxes, per ID, 10.
por CoES-frl2e pGcaHg 90, per half gross,
q -.
RAisINs-~London 'nyer, new, per box, 80 90;
layer, new, per box, g. G5
BANANAs--Per bnhGh,250.
APPLEs- Fancy per Dbl, 81 %, choice
81 "a; dried, per ID, g 10 &c.
po'rAr,Es-Per bhl, Si 5Otog37j.
osloNs--Pcr bbl, 81 % TO g %.
UARLlo-por string, none.
CABRAGEs--Pcr crate, $50 10 SIS.
DArEs--hi irnila, per Id, 90.
CuRiANTs--74BS5ae
PMlSEs-0c.
PEcASs-Per IN, ca; retail per hushel, loose
81, T. 10 10 Il -; sacked ESQ, g. u.
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The Cotton Markets.

N-EjIhe dispatches to-day were of the worst
NOR. Liverpool spots declined Lied,
nd were dull and lower TO sell. Sales light
Hcw York futures went down 20 points, spots
xto y. The news from other points were Of
the same character with NIL OF them panic
Ky and more or less demoaliLel. Buyers
have Withdrawn, In Dallas there was no
buyer to be found ana mo cotton oncrrng. II
was said there was not single order to buy In
town to-day. II Is or fully u all round and
oN quotstions are lowered accordingly.
~ Tho trouble oontlnues.in the excessive r.
telpts. They ere astonishing rybody ,bulls
4 and bears alike This week last year
hey amounted tO..5O,oOO bales from
Saturday TO Fridaysnlght. On last Saturday
v II 900 were received, and II Ia anticipated tia
\ gross receipts win he 5000 .bs tomorrow
Nruesday night rho grand tolal excess a6 this
| date Ia beyond 100000. spnners Insist 'hle IL
gmoro than they know.whatto do wlth-'moro
than they cnn chaw,' ns they often express
10. Aud they further Insist the supply Of cot
ton goods inbsyond the demand now, and will
. 60 farther and farther.
IA The situation, therefore, Ia gloomy enough
"A YET, In tho face of all t!is there may be aray
\ Bottom will be struck ut some point. No not.
ton was offered this morning gaya q few bales
sont from the country. Tho ms ';'t "a putoly
nominal and we reduce tho nsutei y aud
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niiscoIInnaous Nrocerr, stoes.

CsANaxsRiKs--ss 7Sg3 per bushel.
RIck-Wholesaie 81 60 ~.
SALr--In barrel, $40. 10 20 o Liverpool In
4a cks,S l6n; kock 81 30 per sact.
UHAoKERs-soda, INK, t.5Oi XAAA I
Trade Mark, TX; Cream s, SineNr Soaps ~
to 10. Cream l0c
Soar olive. Exc. perpound; Blueindla. IN
to6S; Satiret. $40. TO 3.5OC. L. Whleman
aCo.'s ba,'as Soap Works: Pale Olive, SC.
Cambria, 90 per pound. Eureka Manufacturing
Company: Cy clone. 81, Pale Olive. o; Extra
olive, ~ cents per pound.
BEANs--tH tO5c. per pound.
CAspLxs--star, full wilt. light VT lih.
CuKRsR--t1ear Spring, 10; Factory 10.
HoMNY AND Gnirs-S5Ib5.2h per barrel.
sAuKR KRAuT --For half barrel SIS to 5 10.
PorAToEs-sS 60 to 50 20 per barrel. In sacks
III 81 to Upper bunhel
DRIED PEAcREs-- Unpeeled &c, .Sipeeled II
per pound.
aygEr PorAroEs-$l. per pushal
Coal OiL-Below ara revived quotations 10
Y. test: In barrels rs to 20 ccntai cas- ca, g2 J.
CLoTnRs PISs-l,ound, b0c; spring, h.UO per
MHAsupvs--k bu9hel Iron bound, $3.50 per
iozes; two noon pnila, e l0i thrge-hOOp, 81 30.
1UBs--rhrec nest, 81 ,S0eDi2. 6ui eight neat
e5j MOL, ~ 30 per dozen; No. 2, 1885, No.
e So
WAsHBoAnDs--W Wood, u.S5; zinc. u 90; New
Fra, 81 .brf0Jl..D.
Will BuGKKrs--ei 958 si,G per dozen.
powpER.-Sg. G5 per kcg of % pounde, ~ 10
l3.6s % fl0O blasting kegs, s. GOl
isuoI--DrO bag, ~. 10, to- % huoh W. 40. tO2.6O
MACKEnSL--No. / harroiB, so, hali-Darrels
g6. sos Kits, IL pounds, Gil Mo- 2 barrels, 80.
CAIpy--Stlok .tl2hto l3c. pound. Fancy, 10
to &C.
LYa-Concentrated. pa.7j@Si.0O
IorH-Sisal, u In. bass, ilhci cotton, Tc.
NtNK6AR-Per gallon, 20o30c. Apple, 2Dc. to2l
WRAPfiNC pArEp--Rag md Straw : s5c. 0Jc.
SrARCH-iS@4Ho,
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CArrLE-Comfed. SIS to s22; grass 40 year
Tins, soaSs; steers, from 10 5 years old,
slbGseO; barn cows, Sl5aSls; butchers, IN TO
$40 per Id on foot
$40 TO $50 Farm stock SIS TO 500. Harness
livery 500 to 500. Harness fancy sl25 TO $40.
Harness spans $3.50 to $500.
Mules--Rats $50 to $50 Medium $50 to $50.
Extra dr0ught 500 TO $50.
Hoas-On foot, 4Sil4c. for Inferior toprime
porkers.
MUTTON SnREr--They are quota hie ates 509t
| per head. Fer weight 10 $50. per pound,
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FLom We quote City Mills from new
wheat IA follows: XXX, 40, xxx, 2 60,
kXXX,2 Sli Choice, IS 90; family, mons.
Imported; Sh, per cwt 5000; NIX, So 10
kgAN3.l6 ;,Fhnoy, 5.i5 10 32bioS5O Patent, G.0U.
GIs--ln sack. u
RAaLEY.~i5o. per huHhei sacked,
BaAa-We quote at 01a t)sI.GCs
suEag BAas-SeGond-n IN gold order, q
cents piece.
Conn MHAL--llev eve, no,
OArs--New Texas 35t0iOc iIomwagou, 10 to &c
Ia store.
WHEAI. NO5old, zoe; No Juew, s5@eOc; No
81 u6j 10 new, ihd0sO Rejected, tt@lit; nc
.ada. j0sjic; Mcdtt5iaogAu, ko2, 30; No 3,
4'gert h,carsgta, noJ0lnei, Nic, nut not WANT
81 by reVag nilcrs
CoRs--2S to 30 cents, loose ear.
HAY--Pralria. tOoen from wagon, 80 to Sll per,
toa; 5llelt, DO, aatn III. From Store, prairie
oaled Sl3 or toni AiNiott, $lS Prairie baled
In car os, SlS per ton free on board.
We quOie C6opppd corn, per 100 pDunG q
u chopped corn ard Data, per 100 pounds
ild0; chopned barley Per 100 pounds, 81 30
0roshed corn and cob, per 100 pounds, S0c
corn bran, per lO0 pounds, SOci Grnhaln hour
BIZ cream meal, ~ o.; fine Dolted meal per
bnshcl, ljc. hoGiNy, per 100 pounds, S21
<dts,. per 90 pounds ~ Is; corn 1our per TO
pounds e.
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OAK soLE-LSArnKu-over 20 lbs, Aoc; dc
under 20 lbs, 3ac.
HEMLock SoLS-L.ArnRn - best BuffaIc
slaughter. 3oc, good do, voc; best Matamra 4,
40 good do, s7oi good DANCED, G5c; poor do,
800.
OAK HArSrns LxArnnn--No. l, 400; do, No
So,
HnMLocK HARNESS LxArilRR-No. !, IS, do
No. y, 49,.
urrsI--French calf, 81. 20 to 81, DO. kin, 81 II
psl.s1 per pound, American calf, 800. So$l .S6
DO. kip, 65o.dotl.
CobLARs-Duck, No. l. per dozen, $3.50.
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nyapensla nnA Liver cornpInint.

lsi1 otworth the email price Of rs cents
to FREQ yourself of every symptom of these
distressing complalntI Ii you think so call
at our store and get n bottle of Shiloh's
Vitalzer, Every bottle has printed guar.
antoo on it. Use accordingly, and if 1t does
you no good, 1t will cost YOU nothing Sold
by Hckox IL House. Druggists, COS Main
treet, Dallas.
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Wo have y speedy and positive euro Tor
Catarrh Diphthoria, Caul(or Mouth and Head.
ache in Shiloh'e CAarrh Remedy. A nasal
injector free with each bottle. Use il if you
desire health aud sweet breath. rce So
cents. Sold by llckox " House, Druggists
COS Main street, Dallas.
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/. MONEY AND TRADE.
YESTERDAYS MARKET SITUATION
Gotten GONE 60 the Dogs-Its on
Every where, ANA Looks Like Black
r., iday - Meats Firm - General
Markets Qnfet and I'm
changed Commercial
Notes and Quotations.



Work In the country was fully resumed In
1 ever direction this morning. We had few
kylsltors from that quarter. They are busy
aJsGnti gcorn and win generally finish by the
lst OF April. Some viii DO through this week,
and will thon 60 TO work on their cotton land
Their attention Is called to the present p Ices
and tendency OF cotton. They Will nee that In
M bnsequonce Of the enormous crop they pro.
Pfiuccd last year It's going down, down, down,
and that there Is no telling now whore II VIII
stop. WIN II DO advisable In this state Of facts
TO Increase the acreage? Having sold tho bulk
cflast YEARS. raining at good paying prices be-
fore the decline, and got the best OF buyers
! It IL safe to presume the market next fall will
open low, for all buyers and splnners will as
sumo the crop will bolncreasod another 100000
bales.
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Winep .auN Iiuaors.

ALCoHoB--ia. 80 to 81 40 per gallon.
WmsKy--Sweet mash, IL ,25G1St,5O sour
mash, 81 .GolS5 accordingGbHge.
WINRs--C lGret, IN case, s. .ihGSi; CNtawba
per gallon, ~ l0tos2; Port, per gallon, Al 20 "a
49, Sherry, per gallon, 81 .206s5i Madeha,. per
&el0.
CuAMPAGNs--COoks, In baskets, slB@s2C
Heidsieok, In basket, B9S; Krug, In basket. e27
Domestic champagne, elO@l6.
ALE-Stock ale, per dozen, S2.lb@s2 so; Por-
ter, per dozen, S2e1S2. 80.
BorrLe BEKR-St. Louis quarts el2, plnts
ST. 80. Budwlser, si2, pints sl3 so.
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auggies, Beds, wheels nun Poles.

MISUNDERSTANDING wholesOp, 3 per
set; u Slg.2l; q SS.@A; ID S7.gi.
SPRINa WAGON BEDS. Burr, Tetont, SIPS
$40 and $50 t3r plain, ST aud double pan.
uels.
SHAFTS A az 80; b $50.
POLeS --B Cos \ 81.
BUGGIEs --B eud sp-lng, $40; A s,ue sprinS,
S75, strictly a Ihae,ous, ESQ. Carriages
SOS. dentlemen'n driving buggy, side har,
sii0; do speeding, 500. End spring, strictly A
SASS lOp-0pcn, $6i TO $40; side pring do, silb &c
-, Jump.ur seats 90, SlO3; platform Gprin
do, 800; three spring do. 800.
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Financial Matters

ThNnoney market Is quiet and easy
THERE'S strong demand Tor loanc for Tho Int
proyement of real estate but 1t Is difficult to
gst It In the foe of III > homestead law and the
late decisions OF tho 7suPrme court. We're
Dallas property open to lmortgage for that
purpose all the surplus cash In our banks
would be quickly employed In tho erecting OF
new buildings, shops AMI stores. Exchange
10 In quite limited demand.
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SU0ARs.--We quote: Powered IN; Crushd,
llhGA, Grnnuiated II standard a ,l0%;White
extra 99HA eNtrp G. 10 to -; Yellow va to ,01s
Louisiana new white clarified l0c; yellow %;
choice ehc; prime 1ac, fair IKE.
MoLAssHs--Lo rstana ohoice G0c, prime 6iC
Jair 10 good 4iglCc.
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suaaie, IS 50, Louisville. Port land
PG n o. PAms-per barrel, 81.

endaie, IS 80; Louisville, 8 Port land
80. -
PLAsTEa os PAnIs-Per barrel, VI.
HAIk-Pe pound. Ikn.
CEMENT PLues q inch, 81 cents; inch, 40
cents; q inch ceiling joint, 81; zach cap, Gc;
I inch ceiling Jolui, 81 Is; ! inch cap do, oOc,
DIAM Pies inch, leo per foot; 4nch,
poe; o inch, sc; Inch, 400; inch, Jc.
MIxFp PAINrs-Resdy Tor use aud all colors
81 IS per gallon. Al the tested and standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers,
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Hides.

llIpRs--Dry nlnt, ~ pounds and upwards, 10 to
klpp lie; wet saltcd, IKE. green butcher
hides, bso.i All damaged, wot or dry,
half price, deer skins scc. sheep skias from
$50. Nl1Nc aAch.
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Poultry AND Game,

PAuats omcSsNs.-'We quote aG 30. apiooe'
SQUIRRELS Per do1eu, tUc.
UucEgNs-,We quc:e Ss25 for spring, FOR
grown, ~ 20,
TuRliEYs--Wo quote voc, TO sraplcce,
pucks-For tame, zoe; Wild, Is to zoe aplece.
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Coal and wood.

CoAL--Indlan Nation, IS 10 per ton, doiiv'
ered
CoKs-50 cents per barrel.
w0oD-Osk ,hcSoryOna ash 80 to . 4 20 per
cord. Sawed stove wood 10 retailing at The
ratios of 20 80 to $50 per cord
QIARCoAL--G5 cents per barrel.
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tEAouEs--a pounua, 81 9A pounds
a. 10.
'lNaAToEs--2 pounis, 81 25; S mounds
CLIO.
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UorEmi--,lo, Common, Nc, iatr, Is; choice
l5}56lg LAguayrn, 10 Java, gS6S0c.
CnAs Imperial, from l6db5o por pounds
io0ng Tyson, sV6oio; ocl0ng, iJt06Oo; Japan
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Ennis.

0EnmAH niLLcr--Wo quotoa ~ 90 per buuhel;
Garden, 0ots. per paper retail. WHOLESALE
N to . cents per paper.
Uotton--At the Oh Mlll.eG per ton.
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sroNcs From to ~ inch, per cot, XXX
lelact, SO; Xxx, &.7h.
SAWED FELuoEs--.iA toeH, ~ per set.
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Little neck CLAIMS ano clam chowder. q
Joseph Menczors.
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gnttsr ana l;s@s


EGos-l2hcts per dozen.
BurrEn-'Northern % to IS; Texas - to $50.
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Dallas Wool Market
DaIlnn Leather Market.

Zinc. "a; medium, .e;. heavy, zoe. Black
bury and dirty, 3 10 10 oents on.
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DALLAS PRICE CURRENT.


nAqon-LcnsIlesr sIdes OK 10 10, short clear
70 ION Er6akfAt bacon iiNc.
NV SsA u cloar sides, pht tonk short
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H\ms-Plain sugar cured, II to Isl canvassed.
ny to lSh.
LAsp-rierce, liz; half barrel, IL; psiis
tn 10 ponnis. t2k; ponnts. IL. Texas home
made, 30 to 70 pound cans, 10 cents.
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'rigdsn larou3t 10 trle with health, To-
hfeakiug down constitution or IN .
strength by oNpermentiug with med
Is dOubtlul or cheap, m0N hy bdVt VIA snuy. -
ppcal thyt subtiuo t. been snd and wri,t,ssS
icinG which ~ Of great rrpuNtio :, . =,
commended after ygass rie Uy lSksblo vitality, be
he people rs BisNoc II0rCc. Hon \ a,b;h;,,a la, ,
II. StcphouF, Hon, john Stii shorter, N''No" W
BectW,th, II M. luhN =, Coldon and M II was t.
OF others OK sudn high integrity and unduubtNr ,nN
Int ltsCuceWhO wpdld not deccivo. Tbeypoh az MI
whT S9g y, AIM se9atte or dec are IMckuiu
decided tat tho only smnons Liver Res"n- hmers novN
TOR Sr made erd legG!ly lii was vSy
nuIi,g 1hyal' Mtt uhe ~ upt minuiac- 1 SNs.
eutUd by j. H. Netliu y Co.; g uthorS IRE he room
iauds and 1ounUTtWts. ~
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1nyallds who have loui hu, arc recover
vital stamina, doclbrein rateiul terms 4
appreciation OF the morll ns u tonic OF l
tetter'a stomach B.ttera' Not only doc
lmpart strength To the yah, II corrcrts|
Irregular, acid Glatc ofac stomach. md
the bowels act at proper itcrvals, gives |
- those who suffer fun rheumatic
kidney troubles, amt cor ucrs as well as
vents fever and ngus.
For sale by oil Drr yists and Deal, d
: generp y.
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ltNEH,
Mixed, 81 per hundred; cotton, waste, ~
er hundred.
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