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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-15

In consequence of the great of ten days
stock taking sale, enabled to offer goods
daily every department. will continue receive
new goods to the end of the resident
buyer in New York Having sold all Spring goods
VIC have ample show latest novelties which
We are thus enabled to offer at prices MUCH LOWER
THAN ELSEWHERE.
New Summer Silks, 45 cts. per yard.
Fine Colored Silks, 80 cts. per yard.
New Colored Buntings, Is cts per yard.
New Worsted Dress Goods, IL 1.2 cts. per
yard.
New White Goods, Laces, Embroideries,
Uloves Ladies' Underwear, Hair Goods.
's"or" Hats 60
0 0"""' 20 cents each. Hats cach
New Fancy Goods, Boots and Shoes,
D'othing and Gents Furnishing Goods.
'uples of Dry Goods sent gratuitously by mail to
parts of the State.
!: NLDSMITH BROTHERS
ia ELM STREET. ia
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OpocuO D0Creooos
London, July 1.-THE specie dsorsAss b
k27l, 900.
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NLETTER ON THE SHOOTING.

ELETTER ON THE SHOOTING.
Washington, July l4-The following
communication is published here:
ANNAPOLIS, July 10Th.
editor Star--As l was Mn eyewitness o.
the shooting of President Gsl field, and being
able to explain which shot entered the chic
magistrates body, the course and wherea
bouts of the ball that missed him
l deem it proper to impair
to you the information I possess
of the tragedy, as it will clear away the mys
terry of the bullet which the newspaper mel
are trying to solve. In the Baltimore Sur
of Friday, l noticed few lines that spoke
of the difference of opinion as to whether i,
was the first or second shot that struck the
president, and the mystery that surrounded
the bullet thai entered the coat sleeve a. no
trace Of 1t could be found, though most
dilligent search has been made for 1t. They
may search till d,om's day, but without sues
cess, for the bullet that entered the presi.
dents sleeve, second afterwards passed
into my possession, and is still retained by
me as q relic, not alone because of its G nnec-
ton with the president, but principally be-
cause it very narrowly escaped entering my
body, which IL would have done had its
progress not been checked by large silve,
medal which l wore suspended from my
neck and which was presented TO me- by
Rev. Father Freitsg. formerly pastor II
st. Mary's church, this city. On the
morning of the q Of July, being in the
vicinity of the Baltimore and Potomac
depot, and hearing that the president
and y,,opohuro nc tho ooh;rnnt ,r,o,,il .s.-
he at the depot, | and my friend Samue |
Frazer concluded to stop and see the great
men OF whom we had heard go much bu,
never before seen. We had not long to wait,
for soon the president and the gentleman
was told was Secretary Blaine entered the
depot accompanied by no ladies. The two
gentlemen walked 10 and fro, engaged in
conversation, while my friend and l sat on
bench and watched them. Soon the
sharp crack~ Of q pistol shot burst
upon the air, which was followed almost
instantly by second. On the instant that
the report Of the frat shot was borne to nv
ears felt stinsing SCI sa!ion in my chest !
left the place IN hurry, believing had
been fatally shot. AZ soon 40 ! could
stripped my chest bare and found that my
life had been spared by q medal which I
have worn for twelve years. The spot where
the medal rested felt sore and was vory red.
The bullet found 10 my thirt bosom. Ileft
Washington with my friend at noon thu,
day, arriving in Al nspolis al 2 p. m. l
eI j,ined secrecy upon my friend. for knew
wnat trouble would follow II was
detained as q witness. Tho loss of .i,us.
ton would surely follow II I WAS kept from
my work, as my employers would have 70
fill nv place with Q mo one else II was
detained in Washington for one day. Twill
suir 'rder the bullet II l am assured that I,
will be 'eturned to me after tho district at.
torney shall rave no further use for II,
Plea have this shown 10 Corkhill. ANY
further information you may desire, which !
Con give, l shall be happy 10 furnish you.
NICHOLAS jackson,
mo 20, Cornhill street, Annapolis, Md"
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ID. w. BLISS.
j. X. PARNEs,
j. j. WOODWARD.
ROBERT RhYBURN.

DR.. Bliss reports this evening at 4:S0 that
the president has had better and more COM
Portable day than he has had since he re.
eeived his il jury. His pulse since morning
has ranged from 92 10 9S, and is now "a,
with his temperature normal. Up TO this
hour there has bern no recurrence of daily
fever. Hi, cor dti,n cont nues every
way encouraging and satisfactory.
Official bulla,i,n7 y. m.-The febrile rise
this afternoon has been less pronounced and
has not caused the president SO much aiscom-
fort. His general condition isgood. His
pulse 9S, temperature l0l, respiration 23.
The following telegram was sent by the
attending ply sicisns this morning to the
consulting surgeons Agnew and Hamilton:
progress favorably during the last twenty
four hours. The febriie rise yesterday after
noon was again less than on the previous day.
He has taken since the last telegram 70 ounces
of milk and one ounce of rum and divided
the doses ss heretofore, and small slice Of
milk toast this morning, and at noon to day
e small sandwich of scrsped raw beef with
two spoonsful Of valentines beef. juicy, an
ounce Of Toksy wine of 1868. The
medication has consisted of q sirgle
hypOdermical LECTION of one quarter of q
grain ofsulphste morpbis, given last night
and ten grains of bi. ulphate of quinis at 8 "
m., to-day. We administered yesterday a,
p. m, an injection of soap and water, wa:
promptly followed by a cOpious movement
of normal cunsistepce and color. At 7 p
m, his pulse was 100; Temperature 1915, res
piration "a. To-day at $3.50 q. M, his pulse
was 99.8; respiration %. At l p. m, hii
rnlse was 94; temperature 9S.5; respiration
90
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PRESIDENT GARFIELD.
GRADUALLY GAINING GROUND.
Marked Improvement of tho Presi.
dental Patient-Letter From A
Witness of the Shooting,
VINO Was Nearly Kill
ed by One OF Sui
tenu's Bullets.

Washington. July 14.-Oficial bulletin,
Executive Mansion, $50 a. m.-The rresi-
deut hiss passed comfortable night and con
tinues 10 do veil. His pulse is 80; tempera-
ture 99.s; respiration %.
d. w. Bliss.
j. X. BARNES.
WOODWARD.
ROBERT REYBuRN.
Uncfficial bulletin, Executive Mansion,
ll:50 n. m.-Dr. Bliss at ll:50 q. m. reports
he president doing as we'll Is could reasona-
ply bs desired. The surgeons have just
As-. mbled for their noon consultation and
ex minsIion.
Official Bulletin, Executive Mansion p.
n The progress Of the presidents case
continues TO be satisfactory. This morning
his pulse was "a; temperature 9S,5; respira'
ton %.
d. w. BLISS.
j. X. PARNEs.
J.. j. WOODWARD.
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The market all over the country has been
firm, and in New York an advance of am
eighth Is reported. There seems to be a
good teeling!all over the country indicative
of higher prices,
In New York spots closed firm at II 5-S,
export sales 40, Tor consumption l69 to.da \
and l02 last evening.
New Orleans spots closed quiet, mid.
dlings II rs nett receipts 1877 gross re.
ceipts 2,6il.
We are still without reports from Calves.
2,10S bales.
Liverpool spots closed steady: middlipr
67-l6; low midding g S-l6; good ordinary
1910; ordinary al, Orleans g. The net
receipts, all American, $1,000
The following are the closing prices nj
some of the principal points in the country:
Mobile, STEADY, liz; Norfolk, firm, II sis;
Philadelphia, firm, HI Savannah, easier,
firm, llA.
The nett receipts at all the ports for six
days were los, lt5 exports to Great Britain
3lO0i France l025i; continent S0,0I7 chan
mel ports none. Stock on hand, 677,
FUTURES.
Futures were active and prices advanced
In New York for January eighteen points,
and In New Orleans for same month sixteen
points. In Liverpool they were steady and
prices were about AS yesterday.
NEW YORK, October 27.-Futurcs closed
steady. Sales III, 900 bales.
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building Material.

BgIcR-At the kllns to $40 kiln rum
SroNE-At the Dallas Quarries, Sc per cubic
foot II for foundation; IL for wall and % for
dressed front
LuMBER-Icllow pine, rough, 81 % per 100
feet over q feet in length 50 So Matched and
dressed flooring and finishing, 81 75 p ceiling
81 a ceiling, g. 50 white pine ceiling, 81 75 first
common; white pine siding, first common, 81 so;
ash and walnut flooring, 500 per thousand;
poplar dressed both sides, $50: rough walnut,
sl25 TO lao Common doors, 81 80 to IS; SASH 81 %
10 90 MS to size
.SHNGhEs-Ycllow pine, IS 50 to 25; white
pine y so to s. 90. Cypress, No. |, S. No ?,
Posrs-Cedar, $40 so; Boise dare, SIS
LATnS-yS3 h0G4 per thousand
CEMENT = Roscndale So 20; Louisville, IS so
Portland, So 80.
PLASTER PARIs-Pcr barrel, SiG4 80,
HAR--Per pound 7lsc.
CEMENT Faust inch, size: : inch, loo: inch
ceiling joint 81; inch cap soc; inch ceiling
joint 81 25 finch cap do, COO.
DRAIN PIPES inch, l6c per foot; inch, Zee;
6 inch, SIZE; inch, Zoe; S inch, 5Oc.
MIXED PAINTs-Ready for use and all colors.
q 25@l s. per gal. All the tested and standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers.
WHITE LEAp-Suictly pure, 81 81
LlME-Coopcred, Austin, s. per barrel bulk,
q 90 Denison ear lots, zoe; per barrel, 81 -.
Dallas, In lots, zoe; per bushcl DC.
LlNsEED Oil-Raw, dQc; boiled, 7ac,
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ccade is, bya London authority, as fol

luc amount OF money winch the Peru
Wan government has received from the sale
of guano is estimated at S2i, 100000 600.
All 1t has to show for this large sum are
four or five railroads, which have cost $780,
100000.
A. statement to the ST. Paul chamber of
commerce shows the resources from all de-
partments of banking business in that city
to be Sl4, l@,029.5l, an increase over 1880 of
$i,44S, $3.50.
The following shows the business trans
one week, and the increase over last year
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FINANCIAL.



A great deal of comment is now INDUCED
i'll by papers all over the country regarding
the rapidity of the payment of our national
Indebtedness. A great many think il would
be better policy to give posterity share in
its liquidation, and relieve the present gen.
Grafton of portion of the heavy burden of
taxation The weight of public sentiment
seems to be in favor ofpaying of the debt
Us last as possible without putting too great
strain upon the sources of income. Prob
ably nothing has contributed more to the
enhancement of the national credit and the
promotion of the nations prosperity than
the sturdy determination evinccd at the close
OF the war to provide for the gradual and GER
tain extinction of the debt. The great bulk
ofthe revenue from internal taxation is de-
rived nom spirltuous and icrmented liquors
and tobacco. These products are re-
garded ms proper source of
revenue by u great majority of
the people, and the taxes upon them can
stu be borne with entire cquanimity. The
TAX rails not upon the growers or manutac-
'urers of tobacco or the distilers or brewers
OF spirituous and fermentcd liquors, or
those who sell these products, but upon the
consumers, who have no reason to complain,
anu rarely do complain, of the cost of the
indulgence OF their appetite for stimuants
and narcotics. The people of this country
no more believe that II national debt is n
national blessing than that private debt is
q private blessing They regard il as some
thing IN the nature of u necessary evil. to
be endured until II can be honestly dis.
charged
The report of the director of the mint re.
latiyc to the production of precious metals
tor the fiscal year 1880 shows that the csti-
mated production Of 81, 0O0, 600 in gold has
been sustained, and that the value of silver
produced during 1880, namely, $50, 20O, 900.
exceeds the estimate Of the director by Al
100000. Silver bullion purchased during
the fiscal year for coinage amounted to "a.
by,o1 standard ounces, worth, its coinage
value SlS,232,7l0, and the deposit of silver
coin and bullion not Of domestic production
was S2,507, T63 Of which probably S2OOO. 600
was purchased and used.
The total expenditures of the engraving
and. printing bureau for tho past year, nc.
cording 10 the report Of the chief OF the bu.
reau, was 1901 1878, and there were com.
plotod and delivered notes and securities 10
the value Of 81 ,i5S, 70s,970, besides SCs4, $50.
tlo IN internal revenue and customs stamps,
ecz,JtW sheets OF checks, drafts, etc., and
large amount Of miscellaneous work.
Inc Cinnabnr mines of California pro.
uuceu III 40 TASKS Of quicksilver between
january LIST and October LIST, 1881, being an
increase over the same period Of 1880. Tile
worlds product ofquicksilver for the past
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sHAFTs-Sia9; poles, S9@l5 per doz
BuGGlES-Grade 3 and spring top, S9O@1o0; do
open, S70@S0; do side springs, top, sl00@l3j; do
side spring, SliO@2O0; do phactons, Sl5O@2OO;
jump seat huggics, Sl7jd250. platform springs
sllO9l2O three spring wagons, S9O@Il5
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nrown,. oermnn ca,arrh cnre

Is taking the place Of all other catarrh
remedies. When used In connection with
Compound Extract sarsaparilla, Dandelion
and 1odide OF Potassium, Il has never failed
10 cure. For sale by all druggists.
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81.
HEMLocK--Bcst buffalo slaughter, Sl@32; good,
2S; do good, No. 2, %: good damaged, 25.
OAK HARNESS LEATHER-No. !, S7@3gc do No.
9, Sje
HEMLocK-Prime, Sc; do good 81; do No Q 30.
FRENCH CALFsKIN-sl % TO 10, according to
quality.
PHILADELPHIA CALrsKIS-No. /, 81 10 to %;
do No. ., 81 to | 10.
PHILADELPHIA KlPs |, Soc TO 81, accor.
ding TO weight
SHEEP SKINs-Topping XNXX per aoz, $40 so;
Innings, white, XXXX 81 russets, eos.
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Fisn-Red, shccphead aud trout, ieSc; New
orleans red snapper lSc; spanish mnCkcrel &c.
nm, i5C, extra select Coo; Maiagorda and Der.
wloks bay, 81 90 per hundred.
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CCoAL-lndian nation, Spcr ton, delivered.
CoKE-50c per barrel.
Woon-Oak, hickory and ash, 81 50 TO 81 "a
per cord: Sawed stove wood Is retailing at the
rates Of 81 80 to per cord.
ChARCoAL-@ cents per barrel
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We make Me following quotations
RAisls :, layer, new. per boz, n q
bAsASAs--Per bunch, q sea4.
0RkEx APrLEs~-s5de6 per barrel
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Cooperare


Molasscs barrels, 81 So hOlfbarcls, 81 %; kegs,
&c; sugar barrels, 6j holfbarrcls, 49, hoop poles
per 1000 Sl2
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CuIcKRss-wc quote at O. 9Sd2 7s per dozen
turkeys, te@75c; prairie chickens, 81 per dozen
rabbits, 76c per dozen; squirrels, 7bc per dozen
ducks, large, 50 small. ~ Is. venison 6tp6yc.
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Cast. 81 per hundred stove % cents: wrought
bOc to 81 per hundred brass, IS TO SO per hun
bred. copper $40 to y so per hundred; zinc and
cad 81 per hundred
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Buggles, Spring Wagons, Etc.

sroKEs--From to pa inch, per set, xxx SC
lect, 81; Xxx, s. 70.
SAWED FELLoEs-1ai to 90, 81 70 per set.
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GERMAN MILLET-We quote none in thomarkct.
Harden, &c per paper RETAIL Wholesale "a to
&c per paper.
CorroS-At the oil mill, 12lzc per bushel.
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THE DALLAS HERALD FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 98, 1881

CuRRANTs-9c.
PEACHES-Noue In market
CALlFORNGA PEAES-sja - per box.
PECANs-None in the market
ORANGEs-Sicily, IS per box.
LEMONs-Scily, per box, so
NUrs-Almonds, pic per pound, Brazil, lO6I2
flbers, l5c; English walnuts, none: chestnuts,
imported, none; Italian, none. peanuts TenneS-
see rcd, &c, choice white, loo; oocOanuts, g. per
100
FIGs-None in the market
DATES-ln trails, S@9c per ID
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Dry GOODS.
PRINTs-Freeman's So; AncOnia. 6ls; Glouster
6Is; Bristol, &; Greenwich, g. Peabody, solid, 6;
Lodi fancy, 5H; Harmony, 81; Sprague, 6; Ham.
ilton, 6h; CoGhero, go; Allen, g.
FINE Brown DoMEsTIC-Central 51S; Gilcoa,
Z Busy Bee Z; Continental s; Pocshontas, Z;
Cedar Falls. ~; Greenbrier, So; Atlantic, So;
Rockingham, So; New Hartford X, Az Hamlet
Mill, TX Boston, 90 S; Linnwood, or
BLEAcHED Overwhelmingly, 6; Dover, S;
Commonwealth, o. go; Morning Star, ~; Fruit
LOOM l01a; Standard, 10: Chapman X, ~ Al
toona, Ga; Elmdale, Ga; Sonora, G; Signal b. So;
Just Out 51i Paramount A, 6h.
HEAVY BRowN DoMEsTICs-Pittsheld, TX; An.
gusta, 5; Rocky Mountain, tx; Old Dominion,
6]G Agawan f, GlS; Collingwood, "a; Star OF
the west Ssi; Princeton, 41i Indian Orchard, So;
TX. . '"'N'''' 90 N"''' w. 90 D' "'"" -
acknowledgements 1O-&; 2lc; Monadnook,
l0-A %; Androscoggin, OK, 27K Androscog.
gin 10.1, 81: Lancaster 1O.k bleached % Low
ell, l0A bleached 25; sullivan, 1O-G blcached,
32 MonadnOck; "a, 2l}S; Monadnock, 10-h, %.
COTTON FLANNELs-A mOskeGg AAA, Lee do
BB bleached, 49, Hugcnot S, S; do bleached, o;
Hamilton \ +, brown, 10; do +, beached, II;
Lawrence + r. brown, 9; Fremont D L, "a;
IIICHoRY-Rondleman NJ; Easton. 10, West.
em states, SIS; American, 3XS, 91s do 6X6 TO-;
Sheridan SKA, So; Mechanic 8xS S,
DRILLS-Boot s. Suffolk, 81; Adriatic, 9]i;
Laurel, o. Rock Head, *,
mCKGNG-Arkwright, II; AmOskeag AGA, 17I5;
Hamilton D, p; Elmwood 91t; Ocean, S; Jewet
City, 0is; Metham IA, IL; York, Az Clark
Stand, l21S; Cords AAA, 1917
PLAID OsNABURGs-Ottaw SO: Georgia, 1l15
Magnolia, ~; Atlanta, S; Tidal Wave 9; Delta,
s. Hurricane, 10.
CuEvGoTs-Berkshire IA, II; Monitor, 9; Bonn
bay "a; Langley 10; Longs best IL; Bristol, SJs
Bunker HILL 10
COTTON DuCK-Arkwright fancy. 16: Stark
gray, AZ; Bear Duck Soz, 235S; Polhemas Mill,
lO!s Montauk IA, 3D. Kirkwood, 10.
KENrucKY JEANs-Irving Doe, Az Leaning
ton 80: Montgomery, So Glen Lock, 26k; Wood.
land, 22h; Norwalks, 90 Sandusky, 175S, May
brook, IL; DcerwOod, 16
Clinton, TO- Rival, 65; Cumber.
land, 81 10; FOXcrait IS; Fansworth, 95
LINiNGs- Ashland, 1915; Greatrock q, 15 Be-
atty IA; Blue Rock, l2Is Andaluaia T. Is.
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CArTLE-Four years. SlSa22 three years, sli@
IL two years. Sg@l2 so; one year. s7d9.
coBarn cows Sl2 5O@lS stockers, slc@25: mich
ws and calves Sl5@2b; springers, sl5@25.
n HoRsEs-Ponies Sl0@30 farm stock, 100000:
arness livery, 75@l2j; fancy harness, Sl25@
l75; harness spans, S350G500.
MuLEs-Small, 1906; medium, s75@l00; extra
draught sl00@l50
IIoGs-None on the market and in demand.
MUTTON SHREl-They are quotable at 81 500
IS per head. Per weight 2A@Sc per pound.
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Eoos -Markct.wcll supplied, fsai5o per doycr
DECENTRALIZATION, 25tI27, Texas, 2O,sInoo
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lnl nnd Hide.

Fine and medium fine, 23o; heavy, dc; black,
bury aud dirty, to Toe of.
Dry flint. Is pounds aud upward, 10@l2hc;
dry l0@llc; wet satCd 7@7j.c; green butch
or hides, 5k@6c; all damaged veto dry. half
price; deer skins, soc; sheep skim Gom 25@5Oc
.up
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CoFFRE-Rio common, lSHdIic; fair, l4aI5c;
choice, Is to l5.; Laguyra, II to lSys Java, 2SJ.
6DS0Hc.
TEAs--Imperial, 5O@65c: Young Hyson 10000;
0olong, 45@60c: Japan, GOGG5e
SuGARs--Wc quote: Powdered Exc crushed,
la4c; granulated, lisic; standard A, Tx; extra,
c l0l Louisiana white clarified, Ii to ii&; vel.
low clarified, II TO lie; choice, loo; prime,
9isC; fair, sac.
MoLAsSEs-Louisiana choice, Csc; prime soc;
fair to good none in market.
PorAToEs-SS 75ei Is per barrel, and 81 G5 per
to 81 70 bushel
SWEET PoTAToEs-sl.5O per bushel.
oNIoNs-si $50 45O per barrel
ArpLEs-5 O06b so per barrel
RlcE--wholesaie, TX to SIX.
SAtT-In barrel ~ 30 Iiycrpool In sacks 81 75
al S.
CRAcKERs-soda, X, sS; Xxx, "a xxx, 10 a;
cream, 10. ginger snans i1ii -
SoAr-olIyc' 81 per box. blue India, 4 IN.
bars, 50 as per box; III. bars, 81 rs per box: lb
bars, S3 rs per box. Eureka Soap, 81 IS. Cy.
clone SO rs
BEANs--7H to Sc per pound
pLEs--Slr, full weight is L.
CHIEsE-l6e
HoMINY AND GRI1s..e6 10 G 80 per barrel.
mn QiE7lhf
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BAcoN-Long clear sides, i2A TO l2bo; shor
clear II IL TO l2a breakfast bacon iiAc.
DRY SALr-Long clear sides, ia; short clear
II 10 TO llA.
HAMs--Canvasscd II l;2@i6c.
LARD-Tierce lSNc; half barrel, iiAiii-ic
pals 70 10 lbs. loo. 3 lbs. at i5l-i.
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LAGER BEER SALES.

st. lon, Republican Novee ISIS The official returns tho
One Anhen.er Busch hwwcy Th. .hsm M
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BEEswAX-li to lSc per pound as per cslor.
TALLow-ln barrel, 4}sc; in cake, sc per 10.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-16
p II PIATT
The New Juliet.

Knoxville amusement lovers were
treated, last night, to pleasing in
terpretation Of the great Shake
spesEean love tragedy, Romeo and
Juliet" Ia which Miss Eleanor Call
houn, the besutiful California star,
gave Us the new Juliet in all her
grace and loveIiness. The fair young
dehutsnte was greeted, on her initial
appearances here, by fair house. She
brings to her support, in the rendi ion
of this difficult role, form
OF deci led grace and elegance,
adorned with face Of tlarked beauty
ard q acuseness, all contriving 10
give her the appearance Of a model
"Julist" Though somewhat tame at
the beginning. in the love scenes, she
improved wonderfully on acquaint-
ance, aud came Ott decidedly strong,
and won warm applause 10 the tragedy
work. Although she has been on the
professional stage but four or five
months, Mis- Calhoun evinces a pie As
iog familiarity with stsge nauners.
aud sn entire ah-ence of anything
aki0 t RS nting. II fact er acting IS
pure aud Iealls~ ic, and marks her ss
rising It tr in the dramatic firmameut
Mi-s Calhoun is fairly support ID by
Ford's dramatic company.
To, night III great Partisan and
New York succees, "Daniei Roch Al"
will be presented. in which Miss Cal
noun appears as Leah Hendersou.
Those VITO have not seen Miss CAL
honn should certainly not let this last
OPP ortunity slip.