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labor value, s470, zoo, COO; property OF miners,
$4,000 900; total, u ,22o, 10000 product since
$50 81 O60t 0.0N0; value of mines 500 o,OoC
value Of mills etc $50 900, O00-sl,7 0. 0oJ,OVo;
prOnt, 81, 6I9. sou. 0t0; nv rage annual p,oht
for thi ty years so2 So, 900; one-u ird pad ior
treating ore, traus SEPARATION, ETC., s21,5 5S52i
net annual average, S55Oli,60I, proht oil
about 80 per Q mt,
reflect u satisfactory condition of the tra' e of
the United Kingdom. synopsis OF these
returns show hat during the live year, from
1875 tn 1850 the exports from the Unhed Xii Z
dom decieas d { ,kSls,aJ9, while the Imports
fell away fl0,SiI ,702.
The consul AZ L. pez cites the following in
ci,ent rs an Illustration Of the n 'nuyoncts to
whlcn emerlcJIs aie nequeutly subj 5sted in
their attempts to transact business In Mex
ic),
Twill meutio one instance, which, among
Others, has lal en under my observation. Tuo
gentl, meu came here from P0iladelpbia i
the purpose Of collecting $50 go rom tie
rriumfo Miuing company. They brought u
power of attorney, made before notary pub
lie, his signature certified TO by n M.Xics n
con III, and the COZ sul's signature certified to
by the Mexican minister at Washing on; hut
upon presenting their power OF attorney To IN.
G uri II WIS dec AIRED invalid, as IL lacked the
certificate OF the minister of foreign tftNrs,
and bet re his certificate could be obtained the
property chnbged hands, the gentleman re-
turned toiPhladelphia without accomp,isN ing
ted 20 his day.
Immigration 20 the Uritsd states in $50
more than doubled the proportions of the
pgeviOns year. The returns I, ibe buresu Of
salts ic' show that the total for the twelve
months ending last December was J93 1903 (of
W N 22I 929 Were Iemale), against 80 SIS
the receiiul year, Individually, tho larger
share Of cur immigration is mate up of the
English 'Ncaking races, Germany, however,
lanks h'gu and Norway and sweden have
handsome percentages of Increase Tnere is
also very t0ticeahe enhancement IN the
movement from Canada. The only period In
the last twenty yea,s npproac ling 1850 In the
extent OF It's immigration was l72, the yenr
previous to the pan e, VIXEN the arrivals ~ ached
i3I 100 The lghte year ince thenwss 1876, the
returns showing l50,i26. OCluese Immigration
has gradually declined from 5000 1874 r. !. GOO
In 1850. Concerning the occupations and d,s
linations Of these people, no details are given
for 1889. The boring and aercultur / ele.
menis, Of course, ,orm the predominant paris
OF the former, with n large III X ure of the me-
chanical. IS todes' nations In 1879 the states
OF New York, Pennsylvania, linois and Min
a,sota received the preference In the orier
named.
la some localities in italy aud Spain. and
in eastern Europe and western Asia The chest
nut crop Ia equal In importance to the wheat
crop In Onto Chestnut b ED constitutes The
calf food of more than hundred millions Of
peopie-the healihiest, haudsomest and ihe
most SIN wy people In The world.
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DALLAS PRICE CURRENT,

UNDERSTANDING go to7N

hCv--w Wholesale 6A to7A.
sAtT-ln barrel, 81. 30 to 200 Liverpool In
Acse,S 60; Rock VI 80 per sach.
CaAcKKns- Soda. xxx, IL; XXXA, $
Trade Mark,sh Cream lOa. Singer Snaps Ia
to II. Cream lie
SOAR olive. ftc. pet pound; R,ucIndii Ss
toJS; Satir"t. $40. TO $50 Eureka Man
utaotur,ne Company: cyclone, ~; Pale Olive,
o. EitrA olive, ~ cents per pounl.
ftAss-iS tc6c. per p.unu.
.SpLxs Star, full VT lao liS.
'.' ivsx-None In market
tu' SY AND GEiTs-s59asb.23 per hsrrpl,
'ireW RnAur FOR half / " rel IS to s NJ.
tM"' fsAoase--unpee.el &c, .SM ,ccled u
p.r ppU'a.
GOAL TL-Bciow are revised quota lons: tic
deg. Y. tat; lh barrels 70 centa; cases, ~ on
C1ornns tiSs-hound. Gc; spring, LOO per
bsAsures--S bushei, Iron bound, tJ.tl per
ioy'' twc-h0op pctls, 81 IL. three hoop, o.. 81
Tres-fhroc neat, ~ .SOsns!, ~; eight nest
80; No ], W 30 PER dozen; Ne. ., $50; No.
: -.
W ',ne.ooASsseess.-,,wood, ass s,uc, 81. Sc; New
WI, nucGrrs-si. assNai &c Der iosen,
10 rnS1--ej.Ga per eog of - pounds; lax do
E,S do. sl.M blasting tegs, $3.50
sior- nrop.bGg, " Is, to- - buck 81 "a. too 60
MAoKkhst-.NO. hsrie,s, 80 haii-Dsrrels
$3.50; kite, " pounds, 81; No arrcla, SO.
CASpY--stia,, TO lb. pound. Fancy, ID
70 CSC -
LYr--Concentra,od, s,.7Sasi.Oo
RopR-slsal,H In. basis, l0So; cotton, .pa Es
YisRaAR-pcr gallon, 20.3Slc. A pplo, zoe .to,i
WRAPPING rArEn-Rag and Straw, $50. 0Jc.
SrARou-tNGitc.
Juos--we quote II 10 IL cents per gallon for
glazed.
BEnswAx-iSto isc per III.
TALL1w..ln barrel, ~; In cake, &c per 10.
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ELouH We quote City Miiis from old
wheat as follows; Xxx, 2 40. xxx, 50 50,
XiNS,2 81; Choice, g3 IS; faulty, none.
Imported: Xxx, per cwt so so; XXX, So g.
KXSX2 SO Fancy. S,l5 to 325; Patent, si.0O.
gYs-Scarce WeQuote per bbl. IS.
BARLsY Scarce; gOod demand, SIC.
BILAr-We quote at 81.
3usNv s-second-hsnd III good order, 4
cents piece.
CORN MnkI--Her cwt, lbs
,iOArs-iO in store. Inferior 95637
WHEAT Noaolu, quiet. We quote zoe.
C0rE- 30 to - cent?, loose ehI,
HAY--Prairi". loose from wagon, 90 to sll per
ton; s'liett. do, 50 TO oil. From store. prairie,
baled Sl6 .er ton; Prairie bs!ed In car lots,
0l5 per ton free on b0ald.
We quote: Chopped corn, per 100 pound 6
VI chopped corn and oats, yer 100 pounds
$3.50; chopped barley. per 100 pounds, 81 rs
crushed corn and cob, per 100 pounds, 800
sorn bran, per 100 pounds, 3Oci Ora
cream meal, 81 90; fine bolted meal, per
bnshel, SOC. hominy, per 100 pounds, $40
grits, per 100 pounds. ~ %; corn flour, per 100
pounds, e.
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Pork Packing.
Cincinnati Price Current, Nav

Sihpihhhtl lilCt current, MAY >
There mas been some gain IN tie uui.h.r of
hogsiinarketed during tho past week n ON
pared with similar periods prev ousI,y thi,
season, but last yeoi Is number for c Jrtespond-
'ng week has not been roachtd At Kansas
ely packers operations were Suspended for
several days, owing to high water, but have
re'umsd and fair supplies are expected. AT
Indianapolis there is some killing now. Here
at Cincinnati not much Is doing. ST. Louis
shows an Increase for the week inpared with
Tue saine Time last year. That market sp, mo
destined TO handle an inCr ased number OF
bogs this season. at thicsgo the receipts
nave been slightly greater than for O. r,r.
pondins week last year, but with larger Shin
lnellS the mel supply has fallen little under
Az alchlson there Ia nothing doing vet Iut
Slliing VIII commence there eaily In June IT
Dos MONIES hogs are bei0 < more iic.Iy Cflaroi
| and quality good, and for the remaiuder of hIs
month, aud during June and July, n good mn
OF hogs Is looked for: Clovelantis nov doing
fair business. Prices of hogs have given
away someW hat during the week, and if The
pork market continues on n declining scale ia
WIZ uHd 1ubtedly exert u depressing en- set on
prices Of hogs. In fac, IL is now IN
me intertsi of the lead.rg consumer curers
TO get values down, 40 that tha inr,a
runs Of hogs during the next sixty DAYS can h.,
handle at relatively low figures. The conaI
lion Of the export business contributea IA
Dear influence; the gain In lard exporig hns
been wiped out and there is now de lcienev
Vi o,oUo,OoO pounds In tho movement since No.
VtmOer other product now shows an in
crtaseuf but ID, OOO. 900 pounds, and this will
probably disappear within two weeks Rat
the dom site trade Is very good, IN .uyh Chi
c'go does not seem to be largely drawn uuOn
Tor supplies. Outside of that market stncks
are every where moderate.
Special .cports to the Cincinnati Price Cur
rent shows the number of hogs packed from
March TO date. md latest NAL dates u. the
folio '''.'"'' 40
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TRADE TOPlCS,
Extension OfFiycs

Secretary Window is said to have becn oulto
clated on Friday, when, q. the close of bust.
meas, he found that there had been received at
the department for extension no less than 40, .
50I, go OF the registered per c,nt, bond :. That
certainly was pretty good amount 1, r,colv n
within twenty four hours Of the time whon bs
issued hls call, or hlsno,ice UfeyjcnsIon' his
tur her ttated that "Tres tufy officials nre n,
opinion taat the rig, amount received la dna
70 ths anxiety OF holders (, set their bords in
usfore the Inn Of the amour, to be coniinned
Is reached. others think the largo hmonnt
suue to the iact that the frat numh-r ns
continued bonds win DO tho last called for re %.
demp ion." '" 'o' IT,
y ,s easy to understand why the holder. M
registered 6's, especially nat,oal banl rs
should hasten to get In before ths limit nj H.,
amount TO be continued has been Reached
They get per cent. interest until tho matnr tv
fthe call, on the l2th OF Au lust. and thsy
nave this prepaid, so that they Rct thc usa ~
!ne In 'crcst money during the Interval. nnt
" ~ not 90 easy to understand why tina bo,J. .
ers OF these bonds should assume III al Tho A, NJ
onered for continuance will TO the Ia,t cAiisI
10 Tor REDEMPTION, and hurry up their oii,rs
On tnat account II would seem. howevsr
snAs secretary Window also assum o. tbis. ,or
MS s!atcd In an associated press dispatch from
MhsninR ON THAT under this call for bonda
which was lssusd By Secretary Window on
xssteiu ", tho ncst OF the per cent /. 10 ,lvei
.or continuAnce at az per cant, will be- The AZ,
70 Ne rsdecm,d by nall Under section 4 or M =
~ ~ lslv, which requires that the iast M, n,
titn.'' w '"' ~ oa''ed Tor rdsmp-
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BsyCK-At the kiln5 to SO
sToHE-Atthe Dallas quarrles &c per cubic
foot. il for foundation, 16 for wall, and 25 fc
dressed front.
LUMBRn-Native rough pine eco per Thousand
Dressed on one side, s22 80; Flooring, tongu.
oil and groOved, $25; Dressed Notwithstanding
tl7i; Ihrse-eighth tongued and grooved ceiling
SlS tosl9.
SmNeLss-Cypress, IS per thousand; Native
pine, sap, %; do heart, "a 30.
LATHs--S3 90 at 81 PER tfousand.
CEMRNr- RCsen iale, ~ 80; Louisville
s3 %; Portland, 81 90.
PLASTER FPARis--rer barrel, o. at 81 50
RAIR--Pe pound. 7i6c.
CEMENT FLUEs e inch, 80 cents; 7 inch, A
cen,s; 6 inch ceiling joint, 81; inch cap, soc
lnoh ceiling joint, $, IL; Inch cap do, 60c.
DEAN PIrE-3 Inch, lGc per foot; 4inch
2Oc; inch, SIC; inch, 400; Inch, SOC.
MIXED PAINTs-Ready Tor use and all color
81 IS per gallon. All the tested aud standard
makes are on sale bv Dallae dealers.
LIME-Ccopered,. 2per nbl., bulk, 81 so.
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Iron, Nails. Wire, Etc.

Ion. we quote merchant bar 4c rates;
Non ay and Swedes, loo.
Prov STEEL.-Sc
WIRh, Smooth wire, No. 0, &c; Nos 10
and II, &c; No. Il, &c; japanned barbed wire,
9hc; galvanized barbed, l0hc.
HoRsE SEoES'-per key, So.
HoRsR suoR SAILs-Per DOx, 90 pounds, No.
7, 5.75; No. s, 50 50; No. b, SO 25.
NAILs-From l0d to God, 81 % rates.
TIMERS Stock .--Plok tin per pound; soc
TIN N,ate, l4x2O all per box; l. C. l4x2o IS. IS;
do. y ell .5O:zinc l2oper Id; selder. l5c per
ID; sheet ron &c per Id.
ixas-Per b *; per dozen, SO 60 to 10.
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AtcoBoL-s2.S5 to s. 40 per gallon.
WHIskY-Sweet mash, Sl.2b0Ss4. 80; sour
mash, vi .6O@S5, accordlng@agc.
WlSEs-C laret. In case, 81. l5dS4; Cataw ba
per gallon, 81 .l0@$2; Port, per gallon, 81 20 "a
81; Sherry, per gallon, 81 .20@pS3; Madeira, per
gallon, 81 .608Sb; White wine, In cases, 81 rs
OSLO.
CnAMPAaNE-Cooks, In baskets, sls@S2O
Hedsieck, In basket, s2S; Krug, In basket. S27;
Domestic champagne, Sl0aDl6.
ALr-Stock ale, per dozen, 81 1902 so; Por-
ter, per dozen, S20dss.50
BoTTLn BKRR-st. Louis quarts Sl2, Epints
$l2 80, Budwiser, sic, pints Sl3 30.
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market STEADY.
GALVESTON.
galveston, MAY l9,-Cotton opened auiet;
m!ddllng 10Y; receipts SlS.
Market c.os.d quiet; middling lOls; sales
ST. LOUIS.
81 Louis, May H. Market opsred nrm
middling l0h receipts SOIL shipments
S64 sales 8, 068; stock 29l ,9S7.
Market closed firm; sales ae5 low ordinary
6hi ordinary I; good ordinary sl,; low
middling Va; middllng 1875; good mddliug
LIVERPOOL,
LIVERPOOL May 10, u; y. m.-Cotton steady
miNdi,ng va; Orleans i5-lJ; sales IO,OOo.
100 p. m.--Sa'cs Of American $3.50.
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4 POSITIVE CURE.

Without med cine. ALLAN's sOiru,p
INDICATED BOUGIES. Patented Oct "a
1916 One boz wv AZ
no. VIII cure any case In four DAYS or ,ss.
NO VIII cure the Gost obstinate case no
matter of how long standing. Nv
No nauseous doses of cubebs. cotalna. or nj,
OF sandalwood that are ce rtain to produce dis.
stomach. " Wv
Price. 81 80 Sold by all druggists, or mailed
on receipt Of price. iA''''u
For further particulars send for oiroulsr 50
+. U. Box 1853. j. c. ALLEN CO..
John street, New York W.
Quick. safp and spre crre
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YAK SULN- IshhIHkN-VNtT ~ IUB, fUC; 10
IN .t. Ibs, TIC.
uEMLoCh SoLR-LEArHER - Best Buffalo
Slaughter. SOC; good do, 29c; best Matamra as
e5i good do, &c; good dam ssd, 25o; poor GO
S0,.
OAK HARNESS LgArhER--No. l, 400; do, No.
80.
HSaLocK HAhNEss LEATHER-No. /, IS; do,
No. 2, s.,
uPpgH-trench calf, 81 20 to 80; do. kip,Sl. lO
@'l.8 per pound; American calf, SOC c 81 So;
do. kip, 65o.@tl.
CoLLAns-Omck. No. l. per dozen, eh. so.
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SuaAns-W e quote: Powered iik;Crushd,ll tx
@,l&; Granulated II; Standard A, lOIs, White
extra - extra q to -; Yeliow-Louisian A
white clarified l04 IN l0s; yellow Clarified
Tvs to lo.; Open Kettles choice sH to 0;
primeSk.
to Sk; fair SHc.
MoLAssEs-Lo ris!sna choice COO, princa @
fair to good 4S@t50c; syrup 30 TO COc.
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Frufs aud Nuts.
WEI Aake the following quotations:
OB .NGEs- Sicily per box, ~ so to 8 90,

oR .ssss- Sicily, per. box, ~ SO to s 90.
IxoSs-Sicily per box, "a SO.
4, .SuTs- Almonds 20 per pound; Br a.
j2-; allerts 10; English Walnut
none; chestnuts, Imported, 90 italian
2s; peanuts, Tennessee red, 6li; oocoanuti
per hundred 90 50.
FIGs-in rs 10 boxes, per III, 10.
Pop CoRS-Prize packages, per half gross
% 25.
RArslSs-London LAYER, new, per box, sS 50
tavor, new, per box, 81 90.
BANANAs-Per bnnch, 3 to AGO.
PorATnEs-Per bu, In sack, 81 70.
DArSs-ln trails, per 10, sc.
CuRBAHTs-I1a@sskc.
PRUSRS--9r.
PECASs-Per H. retail; per bushel, loost
81, 81 Is TO 81 2j; sacked e2 so, So rs.
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COMMERCIAL.
DALLAS. THURSDAY EVENING, !

Arefreshing shower Of rain fell last night,
which would have been very beneficial had
not Jupiter Pluvius concluded to continue his
weeping. Nltcsrtent WITH the above-men-
toned shower, he wet the earth all day long;
In fact it was heavy rain, and too much for
tho general good of the country, as 1t Will re-
new the sr with Of grass already under head.
way In crepe and consequen ly give f,rmers
plenty OF wo,k - dol to get out Of The wi der
nes4.o
The rain had Its depressing effect on bust
ness, too. there being little done outside Of a
few IT. ,nsactOns on mail orders. No changes
In prices wererepOrted
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COiises atsd Teas.

OorfrR-Rlo csmmon. le,,t to lSiS, fair, u "a
~; choice, AK tol5S; LsSOaysa, lGs to lsi
Java. sSdaS0c.
1Ris--lmperial, lssG5,; Youns Hysou.
i0SG0; Oolong, 4sGRlc' Japan, epsRsc
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BAcos-Long clear rlios 1917; short clear
l0k. Breskfast bacon lac.
Dry SALr-L0ng clear aides, 90 short
clear l0A
HAMS = Canvascd Tx to 1877
bARD-Tierce leS;,half barrel, 49, pails5 to
10 pounds, SS; ) pounds,ii
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CArrLs--Cornfod. sis to s2s; grass DO year-
lin -, x5lASS; steers, from y 20 b yenrs an
SlsGy9o, harm COVE, sib@sls; butchers, * 10
$40. per Id. on foot. w
lioRs Es,-Ponies and sheep Sla 20 $40. plu,s
$40 TO 500. Farm riock sSS 10 $50 Harness
livery eco 10 500. Harness fancy Sl?5 to ai,b
Harness spans ESQ TO $500.
Muios-.iSsts so To s65. Medium SOS
Extra draught 500 10 $3.50.
Hoos-0n foot, S93Sc. for Inferior 10 primc
porkers.
MurroNsnExr-They nre auotab,e 81 % .boas
per mead. Per weight. 10 3kc. per hound
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sss,s,ss =
TO x dis"onnt.
terling sight, So on.
Frances coke.
NarAs %.
trade dollars III cant,
.,MeSlcan dollars. ..,.....,...,......s
Mexican quarters. .,,........,.,.I,
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Sides.

nipRs- DRY flint, IL pounds and upwards, 1919 to
kipe lIc; wet ssited, 7c.; green butcher
hides, 5Xc.: All ,,smaged, wet or dry,
halt price; deer skins S0s. sheep skins from
l5c. Sti0c esch.
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CoAI-lndian Nation, Is 30 per ton, deliv.
cred.
CoRE-60 cents per barrel.
WooD-oak hickory no ash $500 to s 8 80 Der
cord. Sawed stove wood IL retailing. ut the
rates OF "a 80 to 90 per Cord.
CHARCoAL-65 cents per'barrel
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MEDICAL.

Illustrated Marriage GUIDE, a5o page, - -
and gilt binding. SO cents; same in ~
covers p cts. Manhood, 10 cents, womss
hood, 10 cents; Pamphlet. 3 cents-secnrs,.
sealed, by mail. Send money Or nose.
stamps. DR.. WHITTIER, the great spec,,hs'
W.T. ~ Gharles Street. st. Louis, Mo
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-, A. eastern writer produces estimates Of u
Svsslous metal production In the Unlnd
.sssss. eoserlnx period OF thirty years. Ne
'ssss we capital lnvssted a. %, oO, ooooO,.
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Cset, so cents per hundred gtoye, 20 cents
wrought, 80 10 80 cents per hundred; brass
Is per hundred; copper, 81 per hundred; Elm,
and lead, 81 per hundred.
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PsAouFs--2 rounds, u 76i pounds
SO 20 10 2 so.
TNNAroxs-s pounds, 81 26; pounds,
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Vision, Noises In the head, the vital A.
passing unobserved in the urine. tnT and M, nu
other q diseases that LEAD to insanity ard es,h
The Menical G-n lemen Connected WIN a "
instltntion are graduates of The hest o Ji u
OF Europe and this country, and hava h
arge experience In these troubles. and r nS
agree TO forfeit FIVE HUNDRED bniI Al
ora, or q case OF this kind the VITAL RESIons
1--WE tnnd,r their special advice and ira
menD will not cure. or for ANYTHING in, uss.
or Injurious found In It, We treat ali pr,"a,cc
Diseases successfully without mercury Inv
sULTA1lpN FREE. Thorough eva, ins SIN,
ahn advice, mclnding analysts of urine AZ
four times the quantity, SlG. Sent to any e ~
Gress upon receipt of price, .. o. II ssc ur
rom observation, and in private name If Ss'
sired by English Medical Institute. M e Nc
olive street, ST. Louis, Missouri. Postoficss
box 2it0. ''S'ohice
Wholesale Agents Williams, Tolliver q
Walker. Dallas. Texas.
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The Great English Remedy

Is a er-fsillpec On.
Tor Nervous deslIHiMsrvs
Exhausted vita,,,,yy'
Is emin al WeaI..vs
|sPssrTWaatn" nh L0sf
.cy, Parely els, md nUien'
M M terrible effects .
Self Abuse, you,b
| 70 lies and exce ssss
msturer years-sncSh
Ioss of Memory, III i.a
Iitu de, No I turn
:! Emission, Aversion
SCcieiy, Dinnass
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Prescription. FREQ

foi me speedy cure Of ST ermu,orihua, SIX
ual Debility and Impo,cncy. mos, amry,, a
I've we mcdicinca We wish 10 ioI, this
curse ltut civilization. A dvesr. I, Louis
~ isuvo lnstitute, II. Cha iss ST., bstwcen
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Drugs.

The market has been fairly active during
the week. Prices are appended. Acld-brns
colo per ounce. soci acid cnreollc solution, tsc,
acid sulphu,tc, SO per lbi acid tsrtaric, use
PER Id, alum, td5c per III, Ammo Ia. - bo.
nate. s0c perlh, assa etida, SOC per 10; bilsam
copniea, $50 per Id; borex, lsc per 10, blue
mel tEpglish), 81 90 per lbj tamrhor, refined.
Jsc per 10; cinchonitis, u 10 pet chi chloro,
io,m, 20 -llse per ID, chloral, bydrat d Sscis "a
perlc cream o. tar.sr, powder, 3Sctoip PEI 10
yum opium, " Per lbt gum thcliac, iOc ne +
lb,movphlne. tl5n per on ,oii 6crenmot III O n, =
10; OIL lemon. % Mter III, bromide potass, E,,
perlb, H. a w loclde potNss, ~ ID per III, ~
NV. gu'nine. s1,phate,ss 20 per oIi. Seed
s Sssisway lve per 10; stnna, $50 per IN, Alex :,
xoc per 10. trychntne. crystals, ~ 10 par on!
euser lead go pr lby noui sulphur, aKossc
per lpi salts epsoms S06c por ID.
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New York consolidated Bet receipts 3},7CO.
Exports IL Great Britain 80, Os6,
France l,226
Contineul rs 1851.
Channel none.
Stocks $40 800.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-20

Eaes-l5 cts per dozen
BUrTRR-Northern Is to IS; Texas 20 to 800,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-20

Scrap Iron.

CuICKHss-We quote S3 so for spring; 70
grown, "a 50.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-20

GERMAN aiLLsr--we quote 81 10 per bushei
uaruen, bets. per paper retail. Whosicsal,
IN TO cents per paper.
Cotton AT the Oii Mill,'S6 per ton.
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BANK RNCUANGR.
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NEW ORLEANS.
GOLD 4 STOCK TELEGRAPH co. !

:, COihIne1cinI News Department, (
New orleans, May 10 Spots opened
ehdy mlddling lOx; sales 15O
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1881-01-16
TIE IRON GIN .LOR.

The prospect Of an appropriation for the
construction of worthless iron heavy ordnance
at greater cost than the best steel Krupp or
Armstrong cannon could be bought for does
not seem as promising as II did few weeks
ago. The special correspondent of the Phila-
delphia Times writes TO that journal of Friday
ON this subject as follows:
1t Will he remembered that the last Congress made
an appropriation for the construction OF heavy guns
for seacoast defenses -Four twelve-and a half Inch
ried breech leaders now In course of construction
and completion. These guns cost about $40, 900 each.
While of these have yet been tested another ap-
proprlatlon inserted this session In the forhca
ton appropriation bill providing tor four more Of the
| same pattern and patent. An inquiry before the
Senate SUBJ committee having the Fortncations Bill In
charge develops the fact that these last win cost about
i6 900 each and also that the patentee Is the Chief
Constructor Of Ordnance OF the War Department.
| In other words. the Judge and the Jury the guns
| provided for is the one having the most personal
pecunlary interest therein Several experts and Iron
have been before the Senate committee
relative to the matter, among whom Is Mr.. Manu. O
| Plttsburg. Mann has a gun of eight-nch calibre o
steel. which has been thoroughly and sucessfull,
tested. 1t is In service and has been since is63
lie has also furnished the government with thre,
three-nch red steel guns, and claims that the gum
for which $40, 900 each is to be paid under the ord
nance constructor can be furnished now for s3O 90,
apiece. Not q shot has been fred from the guns fo
which an additional contract Is made. The Kruppo
Mann patent be- 1t Is claimed. made in PttsburI
| for sxty-four thousand less than the guns contem
plated. The matter Is being thoroughly sifted by TIL
Senate committee.