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r. Il p. land Grant Bends.

A Washington dispatch to the New YORK
World says;
1t will doubtless crafty the disinter'stei
petitioners who have Just addres 81 n memorial
10 the secretary of the Interior tCutnlbS u {
land grants of the Texas Pacilc railway 10
know that the laud-grant bonds oi 'iis Texas
Pacific company are base urUn grants OF iauu
made, not ty the United states AT al nut ny
the state of Texas These grants cover ne
bonds issued by the Texas racine Company
and they have all been patented 10 lus COM
panY. The laL Il grant from the United states
to the Texas Pacific company extended I'm
Ell Paso to san Diego. IL does not Hppebr tn7t
the Texas Pacific company has Forfeit q my
of its rights Under this grant. as even II the
time pIescrib d IN the grants has lapseu me
supreme court has in Every csse brought
before 1t decided that the grant vests us
soon IA II ~ made, and that nothing put an
act OF co, gress can ever place in ihe marx.
lands covered by grant, or ueprlVe 'he
company al its right TO them. AS matter OF
'act the Texas = cite company is now at
VIZ. L. far west of III Paso, and VIII cpV'r me
enpre HE to San Diego within ihe current
year. The right of the Texas Pacihc company
to its lands Is fully recognized the Interior
department. The department h.s virtually
decided that the Southern Pa2ihc Is a res'-
pa'ser and the courts have Ipointtu re-
ceiver for that portion CT the southern IA
ciilc railway which iuns thorough New MEXICO
and inside Of the laud grant limitation ni the
Texas Pacific railway.
In reference to the projected eale or merger
0; the TaXas Pacific aud Missouri Pacinc, The
Wal street News producers an az ecdote OF q
e an who had dog. lie met friend one Gay
and said: 81 have sold my dog Tor $40 o."
'YOu h.vt?" WAS the 4 ply, land you get The
money!" "Wcll, n; l didn't get the money,
but got two $500 pups for uim. "
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Europe has been favorable for the growing
crops, the arrivals of grain IRON India anu
Australia have been large, end the upward
tendency forshadowed a week ago has disap-
peared. .,-..o
The reports fromthe Interior OF this state are
more vorSble for the growing crop, anu IL
again looks poss BILE that iar over an average
crop, though still less than last year, VIII De
harvested The unusual fall OF rain curing
he past week, amounting to nearly Three.
quarters OF an inch was general throughout
The ttate, and teegrsphic reports sta lna'
no harm was done 10 the gr- In, ahd was behe-
fetal 10 late sown wheat but some hay Was
Damaged Had this rain fallea month
sarier we would have had another crop ilke
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building Material.

BBIcK-At the kilne to 80
SToNE-Atth the Dallas Quarries So per cubic
foot. II for foundation, 10 for wall, and 25 70
dressed font.
LUmsRB--Natlve rough pine geo per thousand
Dressed on one side, s22 so; Flooring, tOngu-
ed and grooved, s25: Dressed Misunderstanding
sl7h; Ihree-eighth tongued and grooved ceiling
as toSl9.
SuINsLES-Cypress, s5 per thousand; Native
pine, sap, 80; do heart, "a 80.
LATHs-SS SO at 81 PER thousand.
CEMENT kosoodale, 20 90; Louisville,
SO 30; Portland, So 80.
PLASTER FPARis-per barrel, 81 at "a 80.
RAlR-Pe pound. TIC.
cents; inch ceiling joint, 81; 6 inch cap, 500;
I inch ceiling joint, 81 10; 7 inch cap do, soc.
DRAIN PIPES inch, l6c per foot; Ainch,
20c; inch, BE; inch, 400; sinch, soc.
MIXED PAINTs-Ready for use and all colors
81 as per gallon. All the tested aud standard
makes are 90 sale by Dallas dealers.
LIME-Coopered,. 2per NIL, bulk, 81 30.
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The english Grain Crops.
Liverpool Correspondence New York Comm
cial bulletin Junei.

Liverpool Corros pondence New York CONNER
cial Bulletin, Junei.
The weather during The pas week has been
brilliant and warm, AID u.aer rs inarence
vegetation has made good -. gress, Reports
however, sim tpeak Of W "a, 70 being very
backward AID a want of I.id - many dis
tricts still c implanted of. very pesslmis-
tic view If cur out look This season Is takeh by
the Mark Lane Express, ltsays tnas i,om
eXteDde ohse lions made east, west, nor II
and south, II has come To the conclusion that
We are 70 have anoth. bad SO son Tor farmers.
AT the best, IL needed more than an aver, &c
season TO put the farmers in Rnythl AZ
preaching a comfortable position; hut even an
aver, ge season 1t does not look forward 10.
10 raise the condition to an average, the
weather for the next three months must be eX'
cep'ionally god, and, from all Indie ions,
The rev rse may be expected. This rs che tful
for English farmers, and will no doubl be
good news for western farmers of America
Inpy at all events will not, under such circum.
stances, sultr very se> erely, even If their
crops arc, rs stated, comparatively poor; for
what they lose in quantity they VIII, shou
we have asmnll crop here, gain In price. The
markets do not appear to have been 9ncour-
AGED by the tone Of the Marx Lane Exprts.
and have allowed The present fine weather
more iHiluence over their action, aud small
trade ut easy prices has resulted.
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Flour, Graf. and Hay.

FLOUR = We quote City Mills from ..old
wheat as follows: Xxx, 40, XXX, % 90,
XXXX,2 50; Choice, s. %; family, nor Q.
Imported; XX, per cwt 50 so; ky, % 60
xXXX2 50 Fancy. BIS to S25; Patent, 800.
RYE-Scarce We quote per Dbl, IS.
BARLKY-Scarce; good demand, SOC.
BRAN-We quote at u.
0uNNy Professionalism In good order, Q
cents piece.
Corn MsAL--Her cwt, Ills.
OArs-iD In store, lnfeSior S5Cs37.
WHBAT- No OLD, quiet. We quote .0c: new
zoe at slO0.
ConN-s2 to So cents, loose ear.
HAY Prairia, loose from wagon, g IL per
ton; hillett, do, 50 to sll. From store. prairie
haled Sl6 II ton; Prairie bsled in car lots,
SIC per ton free ON bosld.
We Quote: Chopped corn, Per 100 pounds
81; chopped corn and oats, per 100 pounds
81 so; chopped barley, per 100 pounds, 81 %
crushed corn ard cob, per 100 pounds, SOC
oorn bIsn, per 100 pounds, sOci Gra-
ham -four per leo pounds, $500;
cream meal, 81 so; line bolted meal, per
bashel. SOC. homlny, per 100 pounds, s20
zrlts. per 100 pounds. ~ %; corn -four, per loo
DDnnl6- ~
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We make the following quotations.
OpANGEs- Sicily per box &c OOn7 90

We make the following quotations:
ORANGES Sicily, per box, Sc 0O@7 90.
LsMoNs-Sicily per box, IS 90.
Nurs- Almonds rs per pound; Bras
lO@-; hlteits l,@-; Englieh Walnut
none; chestnuts, imported, 20. italian
25; peanuts, Tennessee red, 6M; cocoanute
per hundred SO so.
EIGs--In 70 ID boxes. per Id, 10.
POP CoRa-Prlze packages per half gross,
s225
RAIsINs-London layer, new, per box, IS 90;
iaver, new, per box, 81 20.
BANANAs-Per bunch, 90 to 4 SO.
PoTArnEs-Old per bu, ntminsl; new
81 25@l 30
DArRs-In trails, per 10, &c.
CUhRAars-71s@SHo.
PRUNEs-9c.
PEcANs- Per ID, retail; per bushe, loose
So, 80 10 to 81 %; sacked e2 SO, So rs.
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lDrUyA.

Acid--benzoic per ounce. so,.
acid carbolic solution, b5 cents,
oryttal1, 6Oc@S2 per lb; acid cltric, $50 per 10,
acid sulphurio, SO per Id; acid tarlaric, M5c
per ID; alum, i@5e per To-. Ammonia-oarbo.
copaiba, Sic per ID; borax, lsc Der Id bima
vitriol, lgc per 10, calome, 75c per 10; Gallo.
mel tEnglish), 81 90 per ID; camphor, refined.
$40 per 10; cinchOnitiia, u 90 per OF; chioro,
toin, w -ll6o per Id; chloral, hydrat 81 75a2 90
per 10 cream OF tartar, powder, 3sctolO per 10,
gum opium, 81 &c per Id, gum shellac, Zoe per
ipimorphine, 500 per oz,oil bergamot, So 90 per
10; OIL lemon 81 90 per Id; bromide potass. E,c
per lbi p WE looide potsss, 50 75per IL; (P
caraway, Ice per 10, SIENNA, $50 per ID, Alexo.
&c per ID. strychnine, crystals, q 90 per O 4
sugar lead, 2oc per Id, noul sulphur, 3X00z,
per lbi salts cpsom, 8Gl5c per 10.
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New " heat.

st Louis Republican,, june 10.
The other day was reported in the Repnbll.
can the sale Of some Texas wheat Of this years
crop, which was in good milling condition;
but yesterday the nrst Of the new Missouri
crop was offered by W NJ Senier 4 60 COM
prising l6i sacks grown By j NJ Robbins X Co..
1T Point Pleasant, and sold to Mr. h y Stanard
ut 81 7j ger bushel. This wheat VAS IN APP
peai anue n fair no. cred winner, but was not
sunicen ly dry for lmme liale IN ling, There
were also 90 sacks oi ballard county n.y., new
wheat ole ed 10y j n Booth & Co.. and these
we're purchased by the Atlantic Milling GOin-
pany. he Information from Kentucky IS that
the wheat crop " Ill not he uIoEe than half an
average.
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A POSITIVE CURE

Without medicine. ALLAN,s so,,n
INDICATED BOUGIES. Patented ~ PILE
1876. One box 'A'eu oet' u
no. VIII cure any case in four days. or ,ss,
NO will cure the most obstinate cas- ,'ss
matter of how long stspding, '"S'' ~
NO neuseous doses of cubebs cotalps 49,,
OF sandalwood, tina; are certain to prodncs an ~
pepsia by destroying the coatings of n.
Price, 81 so. Sold by all druggists, or ma,,ss
on receipt of price. VI ina''eu
For further particulars send for circr,s,o 90
II. U. Box ,5y3. J. c. ALLEN CO 'o'
John street, New York. W.
Quick, safe and sure cure
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ALCoHoL--s2 30 to 81 40 per gallon.
WHIsRY-Sweet mash, u ,25@Si.tJ; soar
mash, 81 .tO@S5, accoriing@age.
W!ERs--C ioret. In case, 50. l5SS4; Catawba
ger gallon, 81 .lG@$2; Port, per gallon, 81 20 a
50, sherry, per gallon, u .20@SS; Madeira, per
ralion, 81 .6O@S5; White wine, In cases, "a .2t
oslo.
CHAMpAGNR-Cooks In bsskets, $lS@s9O
Heidsieck, In basket, S2s; Krug, in basket. 81
Domestic champagne, SlNd.l6.
ALK-stock ale, per dozen, 81 .l5@s2 so; Por-
ter, per dozen, e2@a2 30.
DoTrLR BRER-St. Louis quarts el2, ipints
sl2 80. Budwiser, Sl2. pints Sl3 SO.
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The receipts to-day were very light, ana
prices unchanged
Ihe London Times SAYS; A crisis setms o
be developing in the Russian cotton trade
For Two months there has been COM
plete G, ssatlon of any demand ~ st P'ters-
burg for {, arse calic es fol the provinces, an
over 100, 900 pieces having accumuiat Il ouu's
III at period, ali the smaller cotton manu- 60
turers have decided t cose their mills oni.
a few O, the large msnutaclori es, such as the
Okla, tn Sampsonl ysky, the New Cotton
mill Baron shralltz's IN i and the mills be-
Longing to MIR Hubbard. NJ. Will remain
oper, ~ d these only working short time. In
he hone that trade may revive again before
long. The same depression charaoterizes the
cotton trade at Warsaw and more parileuiafly
at n cscow, where heavy failures sic AIRED.
Imports OF raw produce into Ru sia have large
ly dimiuisaed-raw cotton has fallen on 10 per
Cent, cotton Nh cad 50 per cent and SILK 40 per
cent, The cloth trade Is alsO at a e'andstlll'
and the iron trade 10 even worse Ma, Eng
iish merchants, depressed by the last hve
We, rs' bad trade and the gloomy political and
financial prospects, are winding IN lheir al,
fairs preparatory TO migrating with their
capital to England.
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For SAFE,

A flrst'class Phsetop. cost $3.50; will sell
At $3.50. A tirst-clsss Buck Board, $40. A
tirst.claes Piano Box Buggy at $50. Buggy
and Spring Wagon Poles from So 10 ID.
Buggy and Phseton Tops from ST. 10 $50
Anti Shaft Rsttlers at 10 cents. Bugpiep.
Carriages and Wagons repaired In first class
style, at prices TO suit the times. All work
warranted. WM. Lone
TSS & 740 Commerce sl,eet.
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N EDI,A..

illustrated Marriage Guide. 20 n...
Snd gilt binding, 50 cents. sam. '''h
covers, - cts. Manhood, 10 cen. p"l"
hood, 10 cents; Pamphlet, 3 cen,s-.o,n" .'N
sealed, BY mail. Send money or ros'1
stamps. DR.. WHITTIER. the great snec y,'ast
~ - Ghar'"S Street. ST, Louis. Mo
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IaAns


Vision, Noises In the head tba ,,iess Of
passing unooserved In the urine, snd I'D, M, aeld
otner diseases that lead to insanItv snS mans
Inc Mehlca, GIN lemen Connected 'e,teath.
on Epons ARE graduates Of the best Coleusss
arge experience In these troubies. aaH mad
agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DW TT III
, rr case OF this kind The VITAL RES1GhahS
aiNE lundtr their special advice and H trs.i
menu VIII not cure, or for anythi No. ir ueal.
or Injurious found In it We trent III IMPURE
diseases successfully without mere, TUMe
suit ALTON FRFE: Thorough ex IinssUt,SO.,
and advice, Including analysis of urin ms'i ~
fonr rs ', Oh Vial liz RESTORATIVE IS bottle a;
dress upon receipt Of price, U. o. II "s ss, aa-
from observation, and In private nama 's, ssie
sired by Englieh Medical Institute M II o .eo
Slive street, st. Louis, Missouri. pos S ;s
Wholesale Agents Williams. To,,,ro,
Walker. Dallas, Texas. -0ni'er
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lies Of American 1850.
Dry GOOda.

Ttcre was very good order trade done to.
DAY In dry goods but prices are not materially
changed. The New York Journal Of Com.
msrce OF the 18th says,
FOR cottons Of all styles, mems wear woo,eps.
nAnnels, KENTUCKY Jeans and doeskins, bla, n.
sts, snirts AND drawers, staple aud fancy
nosi, ~ and fancy knit woolens, the tone Of The
msIkst evidently stronger, values ara hard
~ ADVANCE In the figures or q reduction OF d,s.
oounA. asa general thin x the .w selections
are not 90 large as those OF previous days. in
Ss sn g OF the supplies with agents hsv.
duetion Tor early delivery Is largely under IN a
contrOl OF ordsis. II the demand has Lease cd.
- more than compensated for In The fnc,
tnst the volumc 81 sales OF daily uc mp'etion
OF steady growth. s'P'' 10
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Irnn, mills. Wire. Etc.

IRON. - We quote merchant bar 40 rates
t!orway and Swedes, loo.
Flow STEEL.--oC
WIRE Smooth wire, No. 0, Go; Nos 10
and ii, &c; No. Il, lc, iapanred barbed wire,
9hc; galvanized barred, lohc.
Horse SHoES'-Per aeg, So,
HoRsR SHOE NAILs--fcf box, 20 pounds, No.
7, e5.75; No. 8, IS 50; No. d, 90 25.
NAILs-From l0d to ed, "a on rates.
TIMERS STOCK .-Plok tin per pOund 700
tin Hlate, liX20 81 per pOx /. G. lix2O 1918;
DO, sll 5o:zinc lscper . solder, l5c per
lb 5heet IRON &c per 10.
A1Es-Per b u; per dozen. TO 10.
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Buggies. Spring wagons. Etc

SlhTs,-slWtN; polls, TtWrl5.
HUGHES. --1rade h, end spring, top, soO@
slOOi ditto, open, s'0StsO ditto, side spring,
ton, SluOmsl3; ditto, side bar, tltOGsl35;
ditto, phaetons, sl.j@Slbu; a grads, aide
spring, tli0@$!00; ditto, phaetons sl5Ods20O;
jump seat buSgies, sli51S250; platform
springs, SllO@SlsO; three spring wagons, 5000
sll5.
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NEW IORLEANS.
GOLD & STOCK TELEGRAPH co. I
Commercial News Department,

Market steady sales q, 400.
spots closed tlrmi mtddling l0S; sales 1000.
SALvES1uS
galveston, June 81 --Recelpts $50,
S?5 wa
ST. LOUIS.
~ Louis, June 2l.-Market closed quiet:
miaui,og lV,s; receipta 49, shipments 49,;
sales ia; stock 70 7oi.
LIVERPOOL.
.Liverpool, Juue u, l2:l5 p m. Cotton
uull; nilddling6 l- o; Orleans Is; sales 7,,Ol;
speculation and expor, 1000; receipts II 100;
American Il ,5OC;delivery uplands low mlduiinR
class:
July and August. .GS-as
August and 5 ptember. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -So
september rnd October. a
Octobe and November, S7.as
Failures quiet.
1880 ID. m - Sales of A mari,n, ON
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PsAohEs--2 pounns, VI u founda
SO 30 10 2 so.
psnArcgs--2 pounde, 81 20; pounds.
81 10
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Commercial men ana Others Visiting.
Austin should stop at the Raymond House.
1t is by far the best hotel In the city and Tho
rates have recently been reduced 10 81 nor
day. The rooms are largo and airy, every onc
has an electric bell and every thing is ars,.
class In every respect.
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Produce,

Tnere are no chsns,s to no,e In this depart
mens OF h'nnc to-day. Receipts bv wagon
were very sparse. A few loads Of old barley
were broushtin and sold at IS cents.
hu'ter and cggs are almosta drug In the
MARKET ond are slow to sell at quotations,
hay corn aud oats are unchanged.
flour ss'ill ilrm and tending upward.
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GERMAN aILLET--We Guots 81 80 per bushel ;
Garden, bets. per paper retail. Wholesale
IL to cents per paper.
Cott0o--At the Oh MIL, 50 per ton.
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BACoN-Lone clear sides 1Oj&; short clear
lOl2. Breakfast bacon l2c.
VnY SALT-long clear sides, 8h; short
HANS Canvased Tx to lSk
LARD-Tierce l2'S;,half barrel, 49, pals 3 to
10 pounds, l31s; pounds, II
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Seeds,

E9Gs-- S6f n cts per tS,sh
bNgrrU--Northern scarce end no IA
Texas 10 10 l2iu.
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COM MERCIAL.
TUESDAY EVENING,
lima u.

Business In wholesale and jobbing lines wfs
somewhat improved to-day, there oeins Pn''e
number Of people In from the count y
Prices in nearly all lines are unchanged from
our last remarks.
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Cattle.

goodiy number of grass fed cattle were on
sale at the stock-ya ards to-day, aud the market
was q little duh.
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CALIFORNIA; wheat.

san !fenclsco Merchant, Janel II.
aas market for wheat continues dul, hut
. .ssNy' without any noticeable variation in
s'' "ess cur last Issue. The weather 4.
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lScts; dry kips, free OF gruba, 10 G; grupt
kips lie; wet sailed, 7c.; Green bStche,
hides, 5Xc.: All samaged, wet or dry
half price; deer skins 800. sheep skins from
a5c. Ge60c each.
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CoAI-lndian Nation, IS 80 per ton, deliy.
cred.
CoKx--50 cents per barrel.
Woop-oak, hickoryanu ash $500 to s 80 per
cord. Sawed stove woOu Ia retailing. at the
rates of "a 80 to 90 per cord.
CuABCoAL-65 cents per barrel,
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The Great English Remedv

Is fsI a never n, falling uu,e
Exhausted vitsa.iiii,.xx
: st e n II al WesIrs,Ss
spein atom o,I Je ~,
n AM COB, in, tusr
o. inilstis, I'd NH ~,
the terrible tf,te,s q, J.
Sc self T., Abuse, youtbfo q
TO lies and excess Sai ~
mat n, ,yearsN -eSaes 81 81
'2ss OF Memory, Las 80
nitn de, No I turns
Emission, Aversion =,
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Burlington 10 always receiving new furni-
tsre, 70I Elm street.
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SroKEs-Ercnl . to ~ inch, per set, XXI
select, So; Xxx, s2.75.
SAWED FHLLoRs--lr 20 e1t, 81 per set.
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DALLAS PRICE CURRENT.


NoE-Wholesale ca toI&.
SALr-ln barrel, ts,tO. To go LiTtnooi In
,scks,S co; Rock $3.50 PER sact.
CRAoK3Rs- Sofa, ANA, ~; EN&N 3
Trade Mark .sii Cream lOi5, s'ingvr Snaps IA
to II. Cream lie
-Uiivc. tt,c. per pound; Butludi Ok
to6hi Satlrat. N.s0. to $50, Eureka Man
ul1cturiue Company: cyclone, ~; Pale Olive,
o; Extra olive, ~ cents per pound.
BgANs--iA to6c. per ppunu.,
CANDLRs.-Star, null vt lilo ~.
CH.Rsg-NOar In market.
HoMiSY ASo GnTs-sS@S5.25 per barrel.
SAUER KRAuT-For half barrel IS to & 80,
DmED PEAcSEs--unpeeieds sc, 'S,speeed y
per pOund.
KirCHEN QUEEN BAKING PONDER
III cans -; 3 10 censi5; / Id cans per dozen
81 so; IL H. cans per du2en III 10; Ia 10 cans
per dozen I5c. Bulk per 10 l3e.
Coal oiL-Beiow are revised quotations: lit
deg. y . ,est; y barrels u cents; ohsca, s2 o.
CLOTHES PIss-Round, 65c; spring, N.00 per
box.
MRAsupzs-S trshel Iron bound, $3.50 per
io1en; two-hoop pals, W 10; three noon, 81 80
TUBs-Three uoat, S2,SO6nS4 90; eight meet
%; No. /, 50 80 per dozen; Ne. 2, $3.50, No.
r 80.
WAsuBoARDs-Wood,s VI. 35; zinc, 81 80; New
Ma, &.96sl.70.
WILL BUoKRra--s q, 25@si sc per dozen.
fGwpsR-s6. IS per keg oi 25poun1e, lex do
Is rs bk do, 80 blasting kegs, ei50
SuoT-Drop, bag, s2.lb, to2 % buck g.. 40 to- 50
MAcxEuSL-so. hsrreie, 40 haif-parrris
$3.50; Kite, L. pounds. 81; No arrels, 50,
CAspY--Stick, 1910 lac. pound. Fancy, Is
% e5c.
a-Concentrsted. O.. $50 $500
RoPE-sisal, In. baeis, lOhc; cotton, ,0@lOc
yISRaAR-Per gallon, 2OeSaOc. Apple, 200. tool
WRAPPING PArxR-Rag and Straw, i5c. 9Jc.
srAnch-tk@Ahc.
.jros-we quote II to le cents per gallon for
glazed. Crocss II to L. cents per gallon for
glazed.
BREswAx--ist to lee perib,
TALLow--lh barrel, ~; In cake, &c per ID.
Leather, Etc.
SoLn.LKATiiEW OAk-No. l3s6lSl;uo 36M37,
HRMLocs Best Buffalo ulaaghter, SNd3i;
good %; do good No. :, 70; good dam sed %,
OAK HARNESS LRArHxR--Eo. !, SSc do . "a.
HmaLooK-prlme, 81. TO good $751; do MOI So.
FRENCH CALfsKiS-N.2S TO sl.0o; nc
PmLApxirn,A CALrsKIS-No. lei OTTO 81. s5
do No2Sl "toS. 10.
PHiLADxLriiA kirs-No I. 9oc.....to sl,Oo,
snKxp sKiN.-Topping xxx per dozen $40. 80.
Linings, white $500.
C0fees an0 Teas.
OoSrEk-Rlo common, l2,S to 1871; fair, Il to
NMi S choice. lax to l5ki Lasusyra. lex to 49,
Tslssimperiai, Assesc, Young uyson,
loo6o, 0olons. tSasoo' Japan, sOa6sN
a1hv0 DuOOas
CArfLx--Cr CRASHED, yssrllpgs 81 NJ
steers, from to 3 years old.
Slsas9o, harm COWS, siS6els, butchers, az 10
3kc. per ID. on foot.
HoRsEes Ponies and sheep els TO $40. Plugs
80 TO stO. Farm rtock SIS 10 $50 HarneRs
livery 500 70 500. Harness fancy sl25 to SlIs,
Harness spans $3.50 10 $500.
Mules-.nnts ShO TO sos, Medium SG5
Extra draught 500 80 $3.50.
porkerB.
MyrroasuSxr--Tbey are auotahie az % .soas
per hesd' Fer weiRht 3to $40. per pound.
So, scrap leon.
Oast, 80 cents per hundred, stove, 20 cents,
wrought, 20 TO 40 cents per hundred, brass,
~ per nnnured, copper. 81 per hundred, sinc
and lead, u per hundred. "'N
Fish'nnd oysters.
ytsH-lakc. per Id.
| OrsrnaB-per can ~ cents for Baliimo,e
| AeVAE0ruAo, Is Tor Btrys iak hnv
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Dallas wOay Mara


eino, 25; medium, 23; heavy, zoe. Black
my ana dirty, 5 TO 10 cents OF.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-22

CucEExs.-We quote $3.50 for spring; Il
grown. 81 80.
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Prescription Free

Prescription Free
For tho speedy cure Of spermatorrhua, Sex
unl Debility and Impotency, most prnrslsts
have the mediyines. We wish TO slopt is
saree 81 our civillzr tlon. Az ress, .,. Louis
9th and 7th, u. Louis, Mo.
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10 ~ a, m-spois opened quiet but firm.
Ii 40 0 IN -Enturt dull but steQdY,
.6 p. .n,-Futures quiet AMI steady.

1874 p. m.-spos quiet and steady ;saleS 5H.
Consolidated let receipts ii ,U96
Exports to Great Britain 900.
France none.
Continent $3.50.
Channel n1De.
Stock 306 0i2
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-22

OO6ees Nu0 Teas.

ooyrEE-Rlo common, l2,s to 1871; fair, Il to
itx choice. lax to l5hi Lasuayra. lex to 1851
Java, eS0bS0c.
TaAs-lmperial, 1S@ebc, Young Tyson,
l0o60, Oolong, tSaSOo' Japan, e0a8Sn
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Cast, 50 cents per hundred, stove. 20 cents,
wrought, 20 TO 40 cents per hundred, brass,
" per hundred, copper, sl per hundred, sinc
and lead, u per hundred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-20

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