davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12
white Bufaloe-Comanche Supersfi.
ten In Regard 20 Them.

White buffalo have frequently been
seen and killed. All Indian tribes regard
them a. .'big medicine" but they have
different superstltions rcgariing them
For instance, Catlin, the painter, While
among the Msndsns in lsS9. saw .
white buffalo robe erected on \ pole IN
their yillage n = sacrifice io the Great
Spirit. IL had been purchased from the
Blackfee,, who killed tn buffalo. for
eight horses and n quantity Of goods
On the other hand the Comanchc@ be-
lieye it very dangerous To zee . white
buff 10. 10 lsS9 ! saw \ young Conan
che who had seen 3 white buffalo re
turn 20 the camp almost desd Siih fear.
He Wa taken into his tent, the medicine
men were sen; for, and they smukcd
him and KEEP; Up incanis'ions over him
day and night for n week. ben b.
cam. out be believed that be had = very
narrow escape from death. Ia lSrH a
white buffalo was killed by = white man
on the north fork II the Red River, J.
T., and the hide presented 90 General
Griersou. He desired IA have II dressed
To preserve il, but failed to get any To-
dian ~ undertake the task for n long
time. Al last be- prevailed on atoman-
che Chief named .'lloT>eback" o. have
the operation performed. ''~liorseback'
selected one of his squaws, had the
.'medicine mem of his band - through
various ceremonies over her L. preserve
her lde and her placed her In a tecPeC
some distance from his camp, where the
hide was taken Ia her by a soldier and
brought away 10y him when dressed. No
other Indian would look ~ the hide.
much less touch il. Her food was left
az some distance from her tecpee, and
when the robe was dressed ''mcti circ'
ceremonies were held over her before
she was allowed To rejoin the camp. !
twitted Horseback" ah0ut the fear Of
the robe, calling his attention tn tue fact
that no harm befell any of the white men
who handled the robe, but he answered
that such might be the case, but what
was .'bsd medicine" for a Comanche
might be ''good medicine" for a white
man, and vice versa lie proposed To-
take no risks IN the ma,teT.-iDgerIcg.
Naturalist.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12

They attended the same little Epis-
copal Church, and D-'s pew WAS iii.
rectly in front of that Of Judge Kent.
Now Judge D had a very >low and
impressive way of repeating the re-
sponses, and sometimes Jagged a little
behind the rest the congregation.
Judge Kent waited one morning quietly
ill he got at ju,t the right place in the
service. and Then as the creed was being
said he leaned forward and whispered
into the EAR Of his friend. Judge d,
out loud enough 10 convulsc the imme.
diate circle with unseemly laughter
Judge D. wish you could manage
TO descend into hell a little quicker"
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12
4 MANS LIFE.

One song above all songs I sing,
One song that breaches of love and spring
A mans life is a precious thing,
know that we who live to-day
Are born to dream and die rs they
Whose forms have wholly passed away;
That we, whose hearts are bold and stout,
Are weak discoveries cast about
Amid the windy seas OF doubt
The simple faith OF other years
is muffied music to our ears,
A voice of longing choked with tears;
For we nave lost the holy trace
OfGod, the one. whose face
Is hidden in darkness for a space;
And many men are prone to swear
That o is but the souls despair,
a being as ghostly as the air
That out of passion and sweet breath
6hallcome whatever wisdom saith,
One everlasting night OF death
Alasi I know that sorrow dwells
Within the soul as sound in bells,
That hearts are often flaming bells:
j know that bitter crime and lust
Are part of our polluted dust
The damned are kindred TO the just.
know IL all. and yet I sing
As freely asa bird in spring
a mans life is u precious thing.
For though life darken and death be feet
There is a Heaven for hearts that meet,
A Heaven of passion wildly sweet;
And strong men feel "A fierce delight
in the hard brunt and toll of light:
They conquer nobly where they smtte.
To live is to aspire, to hear
Through harsh, dfscordant cries the clear
True voice OF hope forever near;
To rise beyond the earth, t. find
ETHEREAL heights whcrcon the mind
May sweep aud circle like u wind.
And oh! il ia enough TO be,
TOfecl, and hear, and Think AMI sec,
To know that ages dwell i'll me.
And there is rapture In the thought
That | am so divincly wrought
Time cannot make me wholly naught!
What though I faint and perish,
Have that within me which is high
As God and infinite as the sky.
-GCOrJe Ed dr Montgomery.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12
A nice dish for breakfast is msde

"A nice dish Tor breakfast Is made
hy taking bits of ham that have been
left from previous meals. cutting them
in small pieces. and heating them with
two or three eggs stirred in. Pieces of
beef may also be used, and enjoyed If
properly cooked. Chop them line. sea
son with butter. pepper and salt. and
serve hot. The excellence OF these
dishes depends upon the way in which
You cook and season them. Anything
which is warmed over in order TO be
PalAtabls must be nicely prepared.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12

An Indianapolis merchant drove
into town every morning, left his horse
in a livery stable, attended TO business.
until night, and then drove home. The
beast was by no means overworked in
this light service. yet it grew thin and
Ill, as though from hard usage. The
owner at length discovered that it bad
been hired out nearly every day by the
liveryman. a jury has awarded dam.
ages to the amount of the money earned
by tho horse
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12
urnana Mkh1 Co4Dsstai

OrH rspfsssEA4se laIsy kssasd ths ID
lou . : irosn NJ CAd Sesssssi osfu'
rrv,, ssA WsAa.iJa AisSrs. rs Alte'
suffered ffoa k~Asaanaasa - s@a "a sAts@A
TIA, /, e~-s~fssi 80 r~ssiens< AerHs -
~alk al Nc eua.--tfi Ea-g fa-f'
.na usea - kiu!s % m-i H~ tat a EA
A,last - Jae,a, og srsstol Ge aaseas
rssatA IL carcd vs. dza<atcr
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12

A citizen Of Springfield, ILL.,, bought
q limited ticket To that city, when On
Chicago, and took the sleeper, which is
side-tracked nj the depoti in Springfield
on the arrival of the train, and did moi
wake until breakfast time. When h
applied at the ticket Office for a rebate
Of $3.50 the agent refused o pay it, a.
the two hours allowed for payment had
expired. The citizen has now sued the
company for the money.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12

10 seems sLsusv ss3 ono So IL "a
de -sHgrLacrts tgaus.t uu ~ e 'taa
SHcn SCuNGLL>' SAasAFAAItAA $50 Sz-H ~
GA. or ELuop ANp iIVgE NlE.E q rrr r.
hcal;a - tie thysoai arran sslal 4
t~leA.anl 10 take. .ui tho Nrst El.su G. e.
ftFE ever discovered. r.ftax S~-re'uIa. Ara.
ness 81 tie hilueys, Frz-as Na-gs, al
Nervous disorders. D-t..t N.i-s t.-
plants and ali disease 81; yH. t--4 l-t.
ktineys. stomach ~ p. e. s. a la -
rcneNcr, 10 ACTS AK H,u,.u
BaETR'. PAIN fANsvEA g4rys Nu o. N4l
an1 beast lee external n 4ul ia.rF#a't.
DE Rooms NTgETaHaK WsBs Sra.r i4-
stautiy de.;rus. voglas .ul I~caDpses a.! taa
secrrlIons NLlgA ya4s- lh-ut.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12
When Showcrman objected % II

When Showerman objected 81 Daub.
ner making love TO Mrs. Slovenian, a
Waukesha, Wis, Daubner replied
What are you going to do about IL
You haven't the pluck to do anything
See here" and be barred his breast,
syou don't dare To- shoot me with thai
pistol you've got in your pocket
Showerman drew the weapon and fired
killing his tormentor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12
Na.aara Ne.

A ~w0rkiu-JCan tays; nrst, t~"rrr'- al
suffering haGnurI me .of vraFa stf q
sxk tsmly aui iaT.r EIs TO- S~arn d,
sh'ch ad no goi 49, rorafae t. ts
cru A. 81 uutl sac yea r-s PSI tr- rdr q g
uy psst,T | p-os1r~i o.. Hft.s Aa' H
ueucra their uss. anil ~ ~ atlta &C 20
.. sci. sai aoSe o. Gs tavr .err
since and ! ~Artt - sav g. a gH uaH e
can keep yuur iAnt..r. sci "a - = D. q q
Htttcrs TT !css ihsn urr d.s.s vAi sA
cost "-CAf.saa 81
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12

OAio:-nM s sssSklsa4 70. gBoIs'ea
street Bos,os, Mas .-CsVLs,si BTtnA tie
Worhlgru,sas.i s-.mmsr.-Frot c Dag
ple..sa MxnaErr Chicago G~ymnsfaa.
saxo, EL:-ws& IL wssnE Isa- Vs.
Gs1srai sa2sriatsaieas Sss i0sS Es'
oare:-Hoa. IhSmss l. lanes faesns'iss
Ss- York:-stA~v Iill, k.s ~ AataTn
lpe,irei Fizne RzarasL CIR c-s'. o'sos
are .-asaS tAs myriAl, $50 have S~ItHoescSi
,A- brasaai sGrcuoi has T-rt reHsT~a :
unciy. =, JEcss tsl saf~hp ts~ t's
70 u. sHeacy 81 a~a.g&-@ol isaaA
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12

TrE wife % a ConTessmaa. having re,
abroad. sail II a gentleman: I'm splendid
on I~ic.ures; I'm a reguIsT comm. q scEef 81
tn art. More and ovef, when ] T.ay Xh..t
ylsy third and hanl high In France theT
have lots OF franc and sariiDes fHr money.
But I've Travelled AMI feel 4 little 5ld1 -
nounced IN one syllable Tbst's French
It's a regular language, f. Preach lgeT
don't sreak nothing else ir Spain Ard Itziy
and pstage eoautT es"
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12

A man a. Plainfeld, Ind, desiredto
leave his trsveling-bag and ovcreoa'
while he walked to a place twenty miles
distant. lie pr, them in "a field, unpro-
tecied from thieves except by the sign.
"Small pox-bcware," ard found then
untouched when be returned.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12

THE superiority Of The masculine over the
feminine gender IL sp;aren; tn all ihe ss'n-
Germs o. lie, AMI ret &C have found 70 sGca
irTeIatabe statement OF toe fat a. ia.
made by q thOughifu. T~utoa- he sail. If
tie women look a. the N On, tbeT q aaFs
see . man in IL; II they hear a mpns- hI0-
bling after DARK. It's n nan trying 20 b~e <
into tie house; and t5ey alxzFs look usdsr
tie oej. the Isst IN ~ at nSbI 10 ED q
man. Nos. q mau never looks sn5eF The
bed to ind a woman Does beF'
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12

-JSsT been ysynz nv "a bs.L- sad
smith es be cane Os- Of III erfes and szs
szitec y = n2n Who bal ben look ~ f0s
EMl lea tie rich can hare Kzs " : zbei
tEe o;her. - BE PUT On . d-sstissed ok
And o. paving IL today ! care Ten shsl-
ingzn SAD smith- Tea shill1sxsf' fzS
IA! IhaE's tsS <ag ain n 70 ID Here
You can 5Grn Gas The year ror14 sad ssye ESa
shlinEs DSatG. SHE Mast nsea -szs
"a. gag cash dosa tr ar keross.e CT ksye a
cnus,&bie running afE<r n<-"-DsDs kss
Pfz4
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12

AluyNs bnir sc.a< ass~i foF a Hf~
baui ;ufuri ou- re- e ta' 20 isr s=-
ven ials Cd gAc m4Eutr< "a t-i-s4 - Sc
late =; u.s4L-Cz~Sf 81 ElsEE
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12

You can hardly hnd = medicine which
10 Al the same time 80 effective ard So plrl.-
ant A. Ii-u's Cure for Consumption. tof
sale by all druggists al - cents and 500
mar bottle
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12

One of the simplest remedies for
the epizootic, it is said, is a mixture of
tar and asaiptida--ten drops of which
are given twice a day in the feed Be-
sides this a warm bran mash once . day
Is recommended
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12

ASoIsER great n uBph for woman ~ e.
May Kelly. VI SsE YORK, fUuDa = MAJ gnde,
the Ted TIE other nsgst J. Il . nzitr o.
i've hundred years stace xoner began 10 COX
under the bed for . nan. and tie fcs tI4i
their perseverance, has q, ias. beea crowned
with success mus. e graiiisfng 70 ever ss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12

WBES 4 woman berones a laa1dress late
In life she nav be aid 10 have reA he'd the
iron sge.-Bosts Cosr<r.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12

III Wore ier . els -wooster." the e
mira 4dr~rtzser desires 10 koOs shy RocEss-
ter doesa-G s,eli ~Koost<L-"
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12

CHEAPER than tIaeksuithiu--i- Ffaser's
Axle Gfcase. For salc ever. where. Ty a.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12

REppING'> Russia SaLyf hss rraycl 60 IN
cheney by atestol tHTrc-la-r'Isui . yrHt-sg
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12

Tee beso;hed yozns lady has the true
nnz-SgcarHs< Tsn4sL
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12
Her I'm ax.u,e fa,af.A.

Deg, never &c, dela bra1,, ,s-y ssay.
hayr A scent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12
LYDIA e. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE ccs.poUIp.


The Positive Cure
fs~s an Osss Paa.Ssi C~pisssss ed wsss,~s>s
- ~ss b<s fcaais Dsvsi<fts@
nvH cur. entirely tSs vsrs furn q Tsnzs Ca-~
pizsnfs. al o-sr1.1 tre~hSe>. ~fr1zz=sxscs AL Es-~
tea. FaHL=s aa1 fs<slso~z~sts. a1d IA esa~ss~z
eps-S weak->>- soe 10 pA--hcAary scsseet - ~
Changs of LA
v1 si>ssfys ar ss-vz 90 s.~-ssa
N ssry lace q <sstsSnezx n tncs>ry - rss
o-oas kznoyfser,s she-ksd reryr~~6J ~ - -
rv-0ves sAazt,<z.. s<z<ocT. 6@tre-ssB ersr1zz
f- e4z7zrnf1 a.4 rszr-. x-Axae. eft -r<AA
- ozr,s bsosftrx. Eese<a><. F>-Ta@s fr~~r-<fisz-
e~osra D->cs1. E~>p<<a~L p-yr-<4oa AT las
pr<iEL
Ta.s s-r,x Il haszx sS~s- s<zs-x p~sa. -zxAs
snf aaeka>se. h s1vsys zzas1z2y ezrs1 ~ go
r1l sf al fn.s sz xzt~r Al e--zEs2sr- ~ =
karzouy VA t1e A.-s fhes sy-s-a - fs-,xk ~~
C1Ep1r,1 b z.<1rpaz>1
LYDIA 4 PIsKuAxS VEGETABLE csEL
POCxDh pr-pa-~s - - a. - E-1-z Ar--za
Iys-lxsA Far o. sx b>.1safrG szs ~ zaa
!, fS<f fern pn& ai.e n a. fs-z % hsr a.
So~Yf ef r7e. q p>r sox Ter Ma FzxAzn
I<-<r - to1zrY sae fr s<aea-
"a A1e-sD - ans~1 n>-fS- pss Fspv
SotxE1y saozl4 :. vxA<ssLIDzAE n
Liz FI@4 TS<y cx>s c1Afrnesa A1zzz1pz
s>e sors2<y e - Es~x s
sold By EfcHlRDsoy q CO.. 81 Lszis. u,
FOE SALE BY DECGGIsTs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-17
miscellaneous aroeers' stock.

RrCE-Wholesuie CA to74.
sALr-ln barrel, 81. 20, 10 $50 Liverpool In
"a css,S &C; Rock 4l.M per SACK.
fsS Maps sG Cream l sys sssSs lex
to Cream lie
soAr-Oliye, Axe. perround, BlueIndit, 81
to6r; Sappet, $40. to $500 7. WhleMan
& Coz pal'as Soap worss: Pale olive, SC.
Compgny; Cy clone, ~; Pale olive. =; Extra
Olive. ~ cents per pound.
BSANs-tts tC6c. per pound.
CANDLES Star, iull VT ltlo llS.
HnExsk-, Tear Spring, llc; Factory Is.
HoMiNY AND Gnlrs--SAQgAb. rs per barrel.
sAUsu EnAur FOR half barrel Is to = 10.
bMkp rsAouxs'-unpeeied SO, .snpeeled Il
per pound.
Coat OlL-Bclow are revised quotaiont 10
deg. =, teat; IN barrels 10 cents; cases, ~ 90
CLnrrvs Piss--Round, 6ic, sprlng, VI. 90 per
pcS
MRAso rgs--x oushel. Iron bound, S3,b psr
doscsi two-hoop pallo, 80 10; .hree-hoop 50 80.
Tuss-lhree neat, Y .S,0s. 30; a,Eht nest
T.h6.
.wAsnnoAnps--wood si.Ss; zlnc, 81 80; New
Era, ss,cr0Ssl.70.
Will BuoKxTs-si. eSstsi.so pcr dozen.
40 owpKn.,se.SS per seg Of 2Srounds, lss TO
snorDrop, has, Sc is, to- 20 buck ~ 40, tog.5o
MAoKERpL--No, hsrrcln, $40 hnif-barrels
NV; kita, 10 pounds, 81; No arrels, so,
CANDy-Stics, lshto Ia. y pono Sancy, 10
Concentrated. 81. 7Na $500
HopK-Slsal, \ In. basic, lie; cotton, ,09iCc
NsRuAl-.Pcr gallon, 2ldo,aNc. A pplc, eOp ,to2l
WnArrrNc rArgH-'lieg and Straw. t5c. 90.
SrANCii'-iAathc.
glazed. vrochs Il to IL oonte per gallon for
glazed.
DEHswAx--lb to lsc per ID.
TALLow--ln barrel. AZ, In cake, 80 per 10.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-17

FLOUR We quote City Mills from ole
whsat as follows XX. 2 49,, XXX, 50 go,
I&&X,2 81; Choice, IS 20; faulty, none.
Imported Xxx, per cwt So 60; NIX, 81 q
SHXX2 50 Fancy, S.l5 to 1925; Patent, Gi.0O.
Hyr.- Scarce We quote per Dbl. So.
BARLRy-Scarce; good demand, soc.
BRAN-We quote ut VI.
9USNY BAGs-SeGOnd hand In good order,
cents piece.
Cons MEAL-Her cwt, 40.
OATa--New Texas 33,o35c iromwagon, As to
In store.
WuRAT. No old, 95c; No 3new, s5(aSGc; No
al 05; No4 new, 75@s0 Rejected, 6b674: No
,.Gde. 0g6bc; Meditterapean, No2, so; No 3,
8t@7hc; Nicaragua, nominal, ACC, but not want
81 by Texas millers
CoRN-2b to 30 cents, loose ear.
iAY--Prairla. loose from wagon, 50 to sll per
ton; All!ett, do, 80 to I'LL. From store, prairie,
baled Sl3 3er ton; Mll!ett, SIS. Prairie baled
IN car lots, Jl3 per ton free on boaid.
We quote: Chopped corn, per 100 pound G
81; chopped corn and Data per leo pounds
81 30; chopped barley. per 100 pounds, ai 20
crushed corn and cob, per 100 pounds, 500
corn bran, per 100 pounds, 300; Gra-
ham -four per 100 pounds, $500;
cream meal, 81 80; fine bottled meal, per
bughel, SOC, hominy, per loo pounds, $40
gifts, per 100 pounds. 50 2j; corn flour, per 100
DOlnub 81
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-17
TRADE sOPlCs,
American Pork

Ia view OF the recent action taken by the
French and other European government, ia
r,gard to American pork, as well Us to DO nble
70 correct by positive and personal evidence.
the exaggera,e ed reports which are published II,
Europe concerning hog cholera aud trIchinm
among American swine, Secretary blame fcn
tne chief Of tho bureau stNtlstics, OF the ie.
partment OF states 10 Chicago md Cincinnati.
70 tnvts.g-te the entire question OF hog .rala.
iny AMI pork. packing In the west ia nil ia
''ph3es from the farm 70 the ahips ''
a. IN accordance Win the secretary's Ina,ruc.
sonss tnis gentleman visited representative
Ivy rA,sers. shippers,. packing houses, stock
yssSu. rvnuertns estAo lishmcnis, hcai,l, olllcvs
s.s 'os Watding agents; and has now submit.
mca,.sn'ss reroft which viii DO i'm.
s s.Svssaseiy pubiished by the a"
p.rrss su Tor ar iculation In Europe.
a. fniSvwnc 'us'ons ariived AZ IN this report are
ia ~. xnAs Me swine. OF Amer On ate NJ IN.
"A icr breeds andare fod and fst,en
ssS t NJ isd IN any other ccunsry 'u '"A'
ANN 'ne reports publishsd IL 'Eurons
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-17
A POSITIVE TRR|

Without medicine. ALLAN,s so,r.,.
1876. One Dor "''"'ed Yet u
20 70 ! VIII cure any case in four days, or i.
matter of how long standing. ''' ease,
NO nal!seous doses of cubebs. cotalr, =. !,
OF sandalwOod, that are certain To nrosn,,v " ~
stomach. |'"''Hss Oh MI
Price, 81 80. Sold by all druggists, or NATL.
on receipt of price. VI na'a
For further particulars send 70, c,rcn,o, !,
+. o. Box 1888. j. c. ALLEN ri
John street, New York, W.
Quick, safe and sure cure
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-17
Building Material,

EpiCK-At the kllns to 10
SroNE-At the Dallas quarrles 90 per cnb,S
dressed front.
LuMBEn-Native rough pine so per thousand;
Dressed ON one side, s22 10; Flooring, tongu-
ou anu grooveu, $50. Dressed Notwithstanding,
WY; Threc-eigh,h tongued and grooyeJ ceilinv
SlS to sl9.
SuiN9Lxs-Cypress. IS per thousand; N alive
pine, zap, 81; do heart, "a 30.
liATns-sS 90 ut "a por thousand.
CRMRNr-- Rosendalc, 50 80, Ipuisyi,,a
81 90; Portland, SO 30,
PLAsTEn rpAWs-per barrel, STATS 90.
HAin-Pc pound. 10.
conto; Inch ceiling Joint, ST., q inch can. Mo,
inch ceiling Joint, 81 10; ! inch cap do, doc.
DRAIN fiPE-3 inch, l6c per foot; inch,
gOci Inch, s2c; Inch, Zoe, s'inch, SOC.
MlxEn PAINTs-iieady for use and all oolorp
VI - per gallon. All the tested and standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers.
LiME-Cooaered,. spor nbl., bulk, 81 30.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-17

CAsrLH-Cornfed,e ls TO "a, grass do yeaf-
I'm p sostsj stecrs, from 20 years oh.
Mssstso, barn COVE, tisssis, butchers, AZ to
w TO st0. Farm r,ock Sb 10 SC0 unrncsa
livery SOo TO 500. Harness fancy yl25 10 oi7b.
Harness spans saS0to esOO, ~''"'
Mnles-.Rste e0 70 eas. Medium eos
ExtrA draneht 500 10 eiso.
porkcra. " '''''o' "Piins
nyrfQx.snasr-rhsy are ero.sb,s a, n soas
pSs nssd' fsr welshs, . 70 sko. per pound,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-17

ALoonoL--s2.S 5 to 81. 40 per gallon.
WnisKY-Sweet mash, 81 .259s4. 80; sour
mash, 81 .60@s5, accordlng@age.
WiNRs-C laret, In case, SS.l5@S4; Catawbs,
por gallon, 81 .lO@S2; Port, per gallon, 81 20 "a
IS; Sherry, per gallon, 81 .2O@S3; Madeira, per
gallon, VI ,bo@$5; White wine, In cases, "a. 25
OSLO.
CnAhrAasR--Cooks, In baskets, Slstas9o
Heidsleck, In basket, S2S; Krug, In basket, yy7,
Domestic champagne, slOC6l6.
ALH--Stock ale, per dozen, u. l5a,sa so; Por-
Scr, per dozen, S29sa.b0.
BorTLR BsKR-St. Louis quarts So. tp,nia
sg 20. Budwiser, sls, pints sl3 so.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-17

MntRtt5 STEADY aiu quiet,
1850.
GALVESTON.
Galveston, MAY ~. - Cotton opcncd firm,
m,ddllng l0k; receipts !, 3Sl. 49,
Market o.os;d firm; middlny 1913, sales
81. LOUIS.
~ Louis, May b.-Market closed flrm:
middlipg iOh; receipts $50; shipments. sjD.
tnl.B $40; stock 3llCo.
LIVERPOOL
Liverpool. May 10, ls;!b y, m. Cotton nrmcr
sna irac'!onaliy dearer; mlddllng 20 ~ 10,
Orleans D "a tales 10000. -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-17
Buggies, Beds. wheels and eola

WHFELs-- (sarven y At Wholesale per
set; Il SlG.25; q SS.2b; u S7.2j.
SPRING WAGON BEDS. -Burr's patent, SIS,
slg aud $40 for plain, ST l. and double Pam
nels.
SHAFTS. "A 81 90; b $l.76.
Poles. --D 80; a sll.
BUGGIEs Ii end spring, $40; A si0e spring
a75. strictly A rhaetons, $50. Carriages,
S.GS. Settlements driving buggy, side ba
$780, do speeding, s0G. End epring, strictly
slis; top-0pep, s65 TO SIS; eide prins do, silbA
l2h; Juuip-nr seats do, sl93; piatiOr sprin
do, 400; thres spring do, 500.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-17
MEDICAL.

." r"'eu d. .'s't ,nsdc asl
VIZ si', t. olndins' * Gents. saa,s =
overs . cts Manhood, 10 ecu, yes
uood' 10 cents Pamphlet. 5 eeo,. 'aSas
sealed by mail, Send money =,
stamps. DR.. WHITTIER, the r,e., y ps'ss
WI 81. Charles Street. st To-, ." spesrlS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-17
UNDOU.
~
...sANK
al
nP............slOo,o coo.
,GCTORS.
80 ~ "a ~. slaughter, ]. Q. O'Connor
e. WE ,s;.E:!:.: s2 ~: l ssss:s:
COM MERCIAL.
DALLAS, MONDAY EvErISG,
Nav M {

DALLAS, MONDAY EvENIEG,
May III
The Wholesale and jobbing trade of the city
was fairly active To-day, sales ON order sc-
count reaching q satisfactory amount In lead
Ing branch of business. Very warm weather
prevails, but 1t is just the kind needed TO bring
ont the hitherto backward crops. Wheat and
oats are doing remarkably Well
In all parts of norm
Texas head from. cotton is considerably In
the grass, hut Is fast being cleaned, and good
stsn's are reported Corn Is fairly booming,
and the large acreage planted promises ~ this
time TO vie a aDul danly.
Retail trade was rather dull to-day, transact
lions being chiefly coulned 10 the regular city
custom.
Dizziness prevails in every depai tment OF 'he
produce trade Irish potatoes IRE less buoy
ant. Several carloads are expected 10 arrive
tomorrow, aud prices will be lower, Eiaur
ia in moderate inquiry md steady In price.
Butter, eggs ana chickens are in good tupp
ana quiet Choice grades of table butter are
lower TO sell aud enough being received II
q home consumption, few shipments aIe be-
Ing made. Ca.tleare dull, owing to light re-
Ceipts.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-17
Iron, Nails, Wire, Etc.

lrng. - We quote merchant bar 4c rates.;
Enr' " and Swedos, lOc.
PLoW SrEEL.-Sc
Wine, Smooth wire, No. 8, &c; Nos 10
and ii, &c. No. II, &c; iapanned barbed wire,
0hc; galvanized barbed, 1880.
HoRsE SHoES'--Per keg, so.
HoRsE sHoK HAILs-Per box, % pounds, Nc. .
7, 5.75; No. 8, SIS so; No. b, S6 %.
NAiLs-from l0d to GOD, 81 % rates.
TlNNRR's SToCK .--Plok tin per pound; SOC
tin date, l4x20 ell per box;I. c. lix2O- So. rs;
40, vi .bo:zinc topper lib; selder, l5c per
ID; shee, ison &c per Id.
.Asss-Per b JS; per dozen. 50 90 to 10.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-17
Heella.

GERMAN MILLKr-we quote 81 80 per buphel,
Garden, BOTS. per paper retail. Wholesale
IN to cents per paper.
Cotton-At the Oh MIL, 80 per ton,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-17

Vision, Noises In the h'nsy, Dimes
passing unooserved In the ur, ,ne Vital d
other diseases that lee d To ln ss,ne, snd nu
I rne Merieai en- Iemen connscIssa aud a
Of Esrope S sas g tsIN Of The be-: tn
arge experience in these trorS sna have
agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRFSnIss h and "
CT q case Of this kind the VlTA Io pnroLl4l
men Win Sp, ars Special 2, advice nd
or Injurious found in it We ,r3 wing ilnleuI
diseases successfully without ms,.S al hsiI
SUi.TATION FREE. Thoronn,h,e ieary, rOSI
a n advice; including ANALYSIS eoffa MIN.
onr Da sib he aa RaEns,iT,oEsATyE s s
1rees upon receipt of price. tJu " 70 nyM
rom observation, and IN priyaiso "a, ~, y !, ssan|
shea by English Medicnl lns Itu ZANE litt|
DIive street. st. Louis, Missouri p No. y
Wholesale Agents Williams mn
Walker. Dallas. Texas, iolivet 4