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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-04

PARIS, April IA Madrid correspond.
ent telesraphS this evening as follows:
I'm the Council Of Ministers the secre.
tary Of State for The Colonies announced
that, In consequence Of fresh discoveries
OF frauds In Cuba, and the difficulty en-.
countered iD local influences, be deemed
necessary the appointment OF A
royal commissioner with extraor.
binary powers 10 reform and
change the administration Of tho col.
ony. He thought such step should be
taken even II the decision obllg the goy.
eminent TO change the highest military or
civil authorities 10 both islands and pfob.
ably 10 recall Generals BanCo and DeR.
pujol, as be, the Minister Of the Colonies.
believed II would. lie announced bia
belief that from all the data received no
serious liberal policy, tariff or taxation re-.
forms are possible In the West Indies
until the Cabinet resolves Upon this oner.
getic step to stop abuses and adminIslYa.
tive, resistance 10 the new policy, The
Madrid papers comment and approve Of
the idea. The event caused much pebsG.
ton" '''""
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-04

LoutOvtLtE, April 2.-A special 10 The
cOtrirJournal announces the death Of
Mrs. l.. vireinia French, d wellknown
authorizes and poetesS, Of her home Ia
EaAhville, Tenn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-04

TE annual conference Of the United
D.ehtCn Church in this State met At
AtAenbltg Iast Wednesday and was In
sseon several days, with quite q full at.
tendance. rhs venerable Bishop ]. j.
GloaJreanof presided, and announced
tol, the reports rendered to him by the
pastors HeteVery satisfactory, and showed
cmnendabIe progress in the cause,
1880 members having been received into
heh,Iowship Of the church since the last
ConIeaGce. It was resolved 10 locate the
proposed academy at BuCkhannon, Up.
Sharcn0'yasi,O and 5000 having been
dlaated for tho purpose by citizens Of
tia, se,tIon The academy building will
baCompleted by 1888.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-04

CHICAGO, April g. General Sheridan re.
ceived q Mexican "busfo" OF donkey on
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy train
this morning, sent him from Santa Fe, n,
NJ, a q present for his little boy. Il 10
only enc year old and about the size Of A
common Newfoundland dog.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-04
six Men seaIded 10 Death aud Three
OLheFs BADLY Iplnred.

NoRToLK, Va tAptil s.-By the explo.
sion Of q saw mill at Berkely, Andrew
Brown (white,I Thomas Greek, Moses
Conway and Luke Whitehutst (colored, J
were scalded 10 death. Lee Mingo, Lor.
EMO Backus and Edward Morton (col.
ofed) we're badly sCalded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-04
nonai Ilaeon for srnda1 pInner.

B0.roN, April B-An inOendiary 10
East Cambridge to-day burned the lumber
shed Of the Rowell Railroad Company and
seriously damaged the railroad and other
property, including carload ot bacon be
longing 10 John Sinclair, oi Liverpool.
Total loss, $4,000, With trialns insur.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-04

CHtcAao, April 0.--Ths o'Leafy Gix.dAy
walking tournament has been postponed,
and will begin May IA, instead Of May @
% a 10 allow some pedestrians q little
longer time 10 train.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-04

LONDON, April S.-BeaConsaeld at noon
had 4 return Of the spasm. He has since
had 4 sleep and noufishment, and 10 not
materially worse than In the morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-04
The Reroior DSpse iIou,e i1urd,

The Regular Dance House murder.
San AErosto, April SAAAta dance lest
night tt silVersLeins saloon, a dispute
arose between some soldiers aud Me1icans,
when William Powell, Of Company X,
Tenth Cavalry, shot and killed Toribia
Ware, Powell was arrested,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-04

=, =. ,smored that ], F. Patton, Esq, Of
.,l,.s, !, county, W. Va, will be appointed
N'p,V, ,s a,,,oectiye vacancy on the bench
% 1,' ,S. c,pr. of Appeals caused by the
81 ''.,,.,ion Of Judge Moore
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-04

Nav YoRK, April S.--Ths steamship
AdtiAtic, from Liverpool, Arrived today.
She brings mail Tor Australia via the
Union Pacific Railroad,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-04

rngRg was considerable Of snow fall
Yesterday, and it may bO that this occur
pacp 10 the one that Vsnnor propheSied
would take place to day or tomorrow.
Probably, however, we shall have an adj
dnigns fall Of suow to-day Judging
ltomthu temperature Of the atmosphere OF
isvdling it is not at all unlikely. ItiS
a consolation to know from the same
authority that such weather will not last
all lpprirg lie las put himself on record
As predicting that everything will be
pretty well advanced by April 18TH" He
nrher predicts that although the month
will eld cold and wet" yet on the whole
nvlll be like a May month";"
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''"'"''' N"sn't Any OHles for

Cr,., r~,..SS'fo0S, q. April 2.-Dt.J.H. Nc.
n,o. prominent phySictan and Post.
@mT',, ,U' a. Jeveil, Harrison county, Ohio
nss n',sa do,o suicide Yesterday BY taking d
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Chs gntelIfgetrsr.

,,,.,.', ,o,, 8 aud "a foGE.ete!1 s.sss.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-02-24

OHe black cav; crop ard hole In RIGHT AID
rslierrss in toe left ear; branded Rs on hip
and side, about L year. oil.
one white COW; uu<erbii In the right AMI
slope sue flit - len ear.
ore white COW with red Ears; marked. crop
oG right. half crop and underbit I'm lsft ear;
branded IS an risht hip, brand very din; but
supposed 10 be S..
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an oil Fight.

For several years past the Watsrs-Plerce
OIL company, q st. Louis concern, has en- :
ioyed an exclusive monopoly of the oil trade
of Texas, and dictated prices
to merchants who have smarted under their
,ash, but every time one ventured to run in q
carload from another market the monopoly
would 90 for.him with great cut Texas Is
n big state ana a monopoly of shoe strlngs in
1T would m AXE any man Rmiliionaire In few
wears. much less all the oil she uses.
A few weeks ago ''The Great Western Oh
coupany of Cleveland, Ohio" entered Texas
with the declaration it had some to stay, re-
cardless. Of losses. Coal oil was then %
cents per gallon in this market, but upon
the arrival of the first shipment OF the Great
western the Waters-Plerce cut to 20. An
other cus to 10 followed, and stu another to
IA cents per gallon, where 1t rests to-day
MERCHANTS are encouraging Cleveland all they
can aud during the hght Will pick up enough
oil torun them year or two. IL would be q
good thing 70 step In aud buy several thou
sand barrels at present rates II
s.ra llaeb ctn ne found 70 store II.
You must, however, look well to your insur-
ancs cuniltlnns before stocking up with more
than they allow. Bat let the Ggnt go on In oil
and may similar one soon break out Ia rail-
rna1g
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-02-24
DALLAS, TUESDAY Arrsn Moe +,


Trade for tue week ending to-d y has again
been more disappointment In the aggregate
than otherwise. II began under cloud, put
from that day IL IA As been SLOW "
improving. @even days ago every ROAD IN
this county was ALMOST II not entirely impassa-
HE. Rain after rain had fallen until the earlh
could hold n, more water than 1t contained
But for the past fvo days the sun has peeh
shining warmly and to-day our highways are
Ia fair order. Information this morning says
n great many people shut up on their farms
Yor W. ans and months will be In tho city
"Wednesday and tne DAYS of the week FOL
lowing. 49,,
It also says farm work is sun
anepended. Not thre con secutive days nave
nassed SAGE the llr Of January, when IL was
nosslble 10 plow. The Dallas county FARM
ers are from four 5Dslx Weeks behind, anu th G
whole Of North Texas IL in the same condition
Cotton.plcking Is NOS even wholly hnished
Nothing save u few oats planted, anu no
ground brok IN Tor cotton and corn. we were
Sn,lv one m lnth ahend OF this state
of affairs at this time. last year
There are, however, seven months
to intervene before the frosts of next fali be-
gin to appear, md therefore ample time tc
break up tne groun1, SOW, cultivate ana rear
an abundant harvest. BY pitching IN Win oil
energies the time loat can be made up
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-02-24

Froun - We quote CITY Nils non new
wheat a. follow. II. -, ~ -.
TITX, 3 o.; Choice. g ~; family, nQne-
Inp1r1si Xxx, Per eva - l9t Ky ~ u
rIIx, 81 IS, Fs1ry, Is 70 3 81 P.tsnt. q o..
Rrr-In s.ck. . 10.
n1-rrr-C5c per bnshei sncfe1s Iocs> Sc.
eur Bss.-sss5sd-h.na n god order. :
55rs srsl,-on s--ok isrrs lots sse. lathe
OF oss.1rs@ T-zs. s1e % SIN wagon % % =
frrs5. Nosola. -, No 3 ~, z.esees 20
- 81. -fna rev. 7rOe1 EFI1rtel. E'tIff 10
s-sfe. 1onTrc, MefIftersne1r. ro1. - - =.
f,17sr. tir.rnrua. r1nInsl So 1rt no Hnrf-
Ff7rr 1-rrs rIIIIerE-
Cons ~ toE oerts. l0o-e srr-
Hsr-Pr.Irla. Inrss frr1r we~rn. - ton ~.
"a. rrIrfN d.. - n 81. Pm F1rrt- rIrIrIt
F1Ir1 az - TN; E1rff. % fr1IrI- b1lsd
IN ~ lots, 10 ~ ~ free rE tr-t-
qrofs- Cbrrre1 err. - - r1rn1s'
81 . rI.rrre1 corn ard ct. feT D. IH1url1
81 r. rfrurrl h1r1sr ~ o. rorr1a ~ -
.rrstrf rrrn arl ca. - - f1rr11 -
~rrr nrrr. - DO E.-ru14. 81 |rnrNU rrnr'
~. r-reu 1rne1I. 4 81. nre r1I1et ur1I ~
rnshsl, l1c- krla,r1s - - Itan11. ~ =
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RuiId,mg Material.

BRcK-At the kilns ~ 81 to So.
SroNE-Atthe Dallas quarries &c per cuDlt
foot Laid In wall nc
LunBER-Native rough pine s2o per thousand
ed and grooyed, S25; Dressed misunderstanding,
els; Three-eighth tongued and grooyed ceiling,
Sl7 80.
sHINeLHs-Cypress, 81 per thousand; Native
pine, sap, g; do heart, So 10.
| LkTHs--S3 90 per thousand
CEMENT Fort y Ott. per bal, 90; sttos,
endale, So 30; Louisville, Port land
90 so.
PLASTER orPA RIs--Per barrel. 81.
RAIR--Pe pound. TIC.
CEMEN pLUEs. inch, 30 cents; inch, A.
cents; inch ceiling joint 81; 9 inch cap, Doc
DRAIN PIES ZACH, 100 per foot; Inch
20c; 9 inch, SIC; inch, 40c; inch, 5Oc,
MIXED PATNTs-Ready for use and all color.
81 s5 per gallon. All the tested and standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers.
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rhe Course of Trade.

Business has ,been gradually improving for
several days past. Bright weather has pHt a
new face upon things. 4 few more porthers
will come OF short duration, and then spring
will burst forth.
Ia n,eats A. has besn week Of excitement.
Allsorts OF rusn1r. are Ia tho western packer
les air about "conerg," "syndicateS," and
IN, ike, aud among Others thas even Jay
Gould has laid his giant hand upon. or is buy
ing M enough 20 rule 1.-THE summer rates At
this distance the truth Is hard % get AZ. But
every dispatch for the last eight days has
eithernoted an advance or quoted a firn mar
kei. The net rise here has been
one cent per pound, which is extraordinary
At this season, am SHOWS som sthing IL IN the
wind. We quote clear sm6zed bacon sides
az 70 az, dry salt d Q, and other cuts In pro-
portion. Stocks are moderate With the de-
msnd light.
Corn has moved alony rather soberiy, with
the least possible Offering. A iow wagon-loads
have been forced through the mad. and ar
rived with teams half Killed. Loose ear has
pretty uniformly commanded 50 cents Per
basheI. The demand has been wholly for To-
cal consumption.
Oats have advanced. They were
at ~ cents when the i15l general rtfleW We
written. They then went % as and as The
only sale reported to-day was 1t a for loose
from wsxoa. Sacked FROM sors are held 81
ssxt 70 IS cents. Rscsipts are erpsctsd 10 I'm
msdiatelg improve. -
HAY has rnlsd dun and1s lower. Loose %
toxli. Baied sIR 10 slt per ton ssooks
ample 10 meet he dsmsnd. Sales for future
delivery are bard - make at any price, 81
green grass Is beginning 70 get 81 inch or two
long
In other fed staff lite l. doing. ard iess
ocsrinr. Bran IL selling In retail way q
O. csnis and a.
conss Issfesdy 81 the Old quot1tloDs. There
hns been an eTen-roins dsmasd al ne week.
mostly thrcugh orders
sarnrz ana syrurs hsVs not changed. nnd
nrsst-ndy to-crJ, win thr crtlook fcr quia
rnsrkes u tt- sar1r1lats futures-
he dernand f5r c1nns'l Goods has improved,
a-l WI. - Spring tprro1ches. Eith1ui
-. ~srs,aelss % asg'ssst ths srpsti,s.
In oltsf roE1innfloEs 81 ne genera groosrT
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pop tlomi- Pnze pactas ~ PEI half grohs,
tq25
Reconsideration laqfr. new per box, on 20i
iaver, new, per hos, ~ Gj
FAN4a--fef linl on, nnns.
fpPLRs--F nncy pcf hbl. ~ n0I choice
81 N, dried. pof TO- ~ IA $50.
pOfAr1Es.-p-r bbl 81 MlO37 10.
ONioEn---pnr bbi a. q, to 10 20.
0AnLIC--Per eiriun, nDne.
. KnAUr-Psr hhi, Sl3i hnf bill " 30
CnEEsE'-New York factory, per 10, lot
western, l3
CABBAGEs--- Per crate, 81 ~ 20 sS.
NINEGAlt-Pura apple, per ga'lon 2O,.
DATEs--ln trails, per lb, 80.
CuHinHTs--71 slbsHc.
~PpUERs-9c.
PECAHs- Per 10. ~ ; retail per hushvl, loose
So, SO Is TO 81 2j; sacked " 10, % ~.
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Freight Rates To

New York. ali rail. 81 SO per 100 pounds
Boston. ali rail 81 Al per 100 pounds.
PhiIad elphla, all rail, 81 "a per 100 pc. DIS.
baltimore, all rail 81 50 per 100 pounds.
TO New Orleans, all rail, vi per 100 pounds.
10 Galveston, 81 % per bale.
To st. Louis, "a % Per uaie.
Ppr0c,ice from ST. Louis to Dallas, ana from
Ksnsas City, $40 per car
Following are the rates from ell points IN hsn
saa south of Kansas City:
20 DaIlas--Corn anu oats per cwt 81 l-2c; PEE
esoes per cwt, 6Oc.
10 Hutchins-Corn and 0ats 43c; Hour, Doc.
10 Ferris--Corn and oats lbs no@f, oic.
TO Paimer--Flour, 5sc; corr ~ outs, s6c.
10 Ennis--Flour, Gle; corn M oats, &c.
To Rice-Flour, 54c; cornan pats, roc.
Corsicana, Mexia, Groesbeask kosse, waco,
Marlin, Bremond, HearDe and M Fiouf'oUe
corn and oats, Soc.
TO CaIvert-Flour, sc; corr and oats 50c
ON-GRAIN--To New Orleans 40cts pc .cwLA
st Louis, 40cts per hun lred
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market there has nothing new occurred, ana
few quotations ordered revised.
Flour has not changed IN the least. Fancy
family has jobbed a. ~ 10 tost 20. Stocks am
ple with trade moderate II has been monot-
tonously steady for many. wteke past win no
signs OF a change SOON
The season for bagglng and ties has about
closed few sales only ARE reported during
the week.
Potatoes are very active. Large stocks oil all
the favorlte seed brands are held. Sales very
heavy. Prices range from 81 80 to S3 Dper
barrel, for job lots BY the single barrel about
a5c higher. Planting season Is now at hnna
and the demand for that purpose Is the largest
ever known.
Sweet potatoes are neglected and Irregular.
Apples are in slim demand at 80, s3 % ana
So 10 per barrel.
Butter Is scarce to-day and firm
at II to 90 cents for good table. Country Is
wanted by almost every family grocer IN
town.
| Eggs are hard to quote accurately. we
| have heard of no sales below l21a. but plenty
of opinions they are worth TO- The marke
carries p null stock with excessive receipts an
ticip ated during tie week.
We quote cabbages 50 per crate with stoci
fair.
| Wood has been in moderate demand, ant
from So 80 10 "a so ner cord for four foot, ant
81 30 more for save stove.
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Motice to Tax.Payers

ahe state and county I'D valorem iayeS Tor
1850 viii become delinquent ca tt.e et cay oI
" ssrD rp7e', af which time ufo Office VIII BE
s,aas.i until Delinquent liste are maze ont We
are reqfirsd b. CIV 70 make hcel settlement
iv July Let, aud ihe pfesaui Jew requires That
afi personal prOpcrts De- exhausted Iefore
lapcs ca,, be- airortis,d ~ taxes. Therefore
IN .te,s Of the large amo1n - work 10 ~
fore AID fnc short tire Iiiqitei IN wnich to
ueffarfa th- same 70 Will D. imp ssibie % ex-
tend the tiine Tor pnyL.eni beyond March lrt
An ..s.s-lns srho o " = the rfats aud clrnty -
f.r ahlIVa seer ufll acu uii their int r-si "
set eaiert 81 The same efrre expiration OF
u l,le. ard iharuhT snvb COST
RoaU.e.lfuIfv We e. gHA1NEk
u. fInf.f - f.f Il1I lar IsI.ff~f
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iron. NnIln. yVire. Etc.

IRoS. - We quote merchant bar &c rates.
EorNay and SFedea, loo.
PLOw sTEEL.-Sc.
War .--sm0oth wire, no. ?. 6ci Nos i
and n. Gci No. y, &c; iapanred bafbed wire
axe; galvanized batbod, l0Hc.
HoHsE snOEs'-Fcr key, 20.
HouaH suOE ukrLs--fer DON, y POUNDS No
l. S. 75t 10. & g. %, No. ., ~ -.
NAff.a-Fr1n l0d 70 gAi, ~ o. rata.
Trxwrn's sT0cA Flock tin per fOunoi &c
do, a 81 .bos ziho g. per ID; seidsr. lac pee
10; sheci ron &c per1.
Axrs-Pes b -; Ter d5sen. SO.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-02-24
OFFICE on
Texas Copper\
AND
Manufacturing {
DALLAs, Texas, February 8. Issl
No. 400 Elm stirred

To the stockholders OF the Texas Copper
Mining and Manufacturing Company:
The io.iouing named stockholders Of the
Texas Copper Mining and Manufacl uriDg Com
paDy are hereby notified that the assessments
made on the shares of stock issued to them
by said company, and the amounts herein set
opposite to their names, remain unpaid, and
notice of the same having been hei etofore
given, as required by the charter and by laws
of tue company, this is therefore to eive notice
ments remain unpaid, or 40 much thereof as
may be necessary to pay such assessments and
the expenses incurred in the sale of the same,
will be exposed TO sale at public outcry ~ the
court house door In the city of paliaa. on Tues
az. the 18th day Of April, 1881, between the
hours OF 10 a. m. and p. IN. of said day:
No. eharas Amt
NINA SlOO each. Due
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-02-24

ALcouo1--e2. IS 10 q 40 per rsIlon.
WHrsHY--sweat mssh, II .zDtf.Ds eoul
m.sh. 81 .n11ts, socorlinccege.
WTrra-C lsrft. IN case. tS.lhcrfs Cstsvbs,
pei gallon, 81 .l09f2; Port, per rrllon, tl-2o g
t8. Sherry fler rnlion, q -1n1s3; UtdeIrtt per
rallon. tl.o9t5s white vine, IN cases, ss.ti
Oslo.
CHsrrssr--C0oks, IN baskets, tlscr5r
Heidriark. IN b.sfef, -; KING, m basket. ";
D0mestl. ch.mphrne. tocl6.
AIz-et9ct sle Per d0rsn, r2-Itc<2-ooi for-
~. ~ tursn. ROW.
Fr~rI.r nrrn-et. Ioufr uurrts So, pins
ems ~. Brd~i-cr. ti1. rinis NJ ~.
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CArrLn--Cornfed, SIS to s22i grass do year
iinas, s.e-eJ, steers, IRON = 70 Yehra o'n
Slb&y2O, barn COWS, Sl5d&lS.
HoRsTs. Ponies and sheep S25 70 $40. Plugs
$40 to $50 Farm rtock S35 10 $50. Harness
livery $50 to 500. Harness fancy ei2o to $40.
Harness spans sS50to $500.
Mules Rata $50 70 eos. Medium S65 TO $50.
Extra draught Sl00to $50.
Hoes-On foot, 4@n.e. for inferior toprime
porkers.
nor head
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-02-24

Ne 1nfs o. foIlorfrr uurt.rgrs:
|Oranrrs- Nrtarrla - 49,. t.tlu- -icIIr
- -. - 80 .I.5-isiana psr nj, ~ So
T-wrra-~IcIIT - box. - -
Grrrr1-NnilFl ~ VI. g % %; rcr hali
pr1na-nnIif1rrIn DIT bon. r1ts
HIr|rrH1 1UFlIr. rrr rulnI- brnIL
- E|EHrfs 49, frrIIsf N1Iur1s
noe. .I'..tnrrs. Imported. - ftsIisr
- rrnrrIs. Tees = 1rd. q coco1uuls
Fs1s-is D u hs1ss. p-s n. rs
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wtsceIlameous 0rocors' stOcM

RIcE-Wholesaie esl .to7;
sALr-In barrel, $2.65. Liferpool IN
CHAcKRns-soda. XXX, 81 XXXA
to az; Trade Mark, I; Cream s, Gine1i
snaps ~ TO 10.
soAp-olive. ehc. perpound; Blue India. on
to 61.: satipet, $50; z. r.. mhitemsn
4 co.'s Dal'es Soap Works; Pale Olive, bc'
Cambria, &C per pound; Eureka Manufactnrine
Company: Cyclone, 51a; Pale OlVe, o. Extra
Olive, AZ cents per pound.
RNANs-4 to Axe. per pound.
CANDLEs-Star, full VITA: light VT ~.
CHEKsR-tlear Spring, lac; Factory 10:
HosnNY kxp GRITs-S5@s5 25 per barrel.
sAuER KRAUT For half barrel ~ 90;
PoTAToEs-s3 50 to 90 70 per barrel. In sackh
81 81 per bushel. 80.
DRIED PkACHES--Onpeeleu oci peoiou lac
SWEET PorAroEs--5Oc. per nushel.
Coal Or,-Delow are revised quotatlons ~
Y. test; IN barrels IA cents; cases. ~ 0O
CLOTHES fISs-L-o..4.l, U.s. lprinsi ~ -vn pP'
MsAausEs--x Dushel, iron bound, $500 per
iozesi two-hoop peils Z. ~;
IS, No. /, 60 90 per dozen; No. = sS-1oi no.
:" wivsa W, sl.s5, zinc, sl.so; New
1s VEL sz'B BgSscSKxnrs-ss.ccesi.7s per doEen
PowpKn--S6 40 per kcg Of % poundsi l2H p o
ss.I5 6N do, sl.S blasting hsgs, a'2S.
NIcKKnRI.3Nc. barrels, SO: nalf-barrels,
IS 'sSs Kits. Il ponnds, sii No. 2 barrels, sg:
CANDY-stick, l2sc. "a pound. Fancy ID
YE-Concentratod. g .e5asS.e5.
Royr--slsai. \ In. basiE, lufc; cotton, &C.
VIsUekR-Per gallon, 25GJic. Apple, lJo.
WnArrIrc PArER--liag and Straw, go. toe.
SrApcfs--4104<c. 49,.
TOBACCO --Loriliard's bullion grade. So : Cli-
max. doaI.
Jros-we quote II to - ceuts per gallon for
glazed. CrocEs D TO y cents per Eaiion TOT
glazed.
PFrswAx-ls 20 lac pr ID.
TALLov--zn barrel, III IN cake, Sc per 10.
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The offerings during the week nave oeeh
moderate and the demand heavy for farm ana
work STOCK All kinds of norses and mules
are from % to 40 per cent higher than year
ago, except ponies and sheep bought tor ldie
boys. In mules, rats sell for Sl25 10
si5O per pair, mediums $40 TO 800 apiece
and extra large Sl25 to sl4O and $3.50.
a good plug work-horse sound VIII readily
fetch from $40 to S75. A combination of gear,
harness and saddle, good order and sound,
SIS TO s1cO and 1925. Fancy snddle and harness
are in fair inquiry and salable at $3.50 to $500.
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OAK SoLE-LEATHER-Over 20 lbs, 4Oc; DO
under 90 lbs, SOC.
+ HEmIoCk SoLE-LEATHBR = Best ButJo
slaughter. SOC; good do, 29c; best Matamra as
20c good do, &c; good dam ged, 2oc; poor co,
$780,
OAK HARNESS LEATHER--No. /, 400; do, No.
IS.
HEMLocK HARNESS LEATaER-No. l, SO; do,
upprn-French calf 81 rs to So; do. kip,sl 10
aelS per pound American calf, SOC. Gsl. 80 J
do. kip, 65c.@sl
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Psoriasis.

Thomas De1any. Memphis, Tenn, says: IL
Psoriasis, and have spent hundreds OF dol
lars for doctors and stuff they call blood pu.
riners. Doctors did not know what to call
my disease. l would scratch Dights until
and form into scales, witch would all be
scratched off next night, and so on. have
been completely cured by the Cuticura Rene
dies -
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PaA1utr Cntcxsfs--ws insss A. $50. apiece
soU1nrKLs--i'er dozen, eQc.
Cu1cIxEss-We qnc.e ca Is for springs 10
grown ~ co.
'TurEET.--We-qnote zoe. 70 81 apiece.
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eoa,s mna Lard.

B.oos Long clear sides 91S; short clesr
99z. BreakfasJ bacon lie.
ORY SAEr--Long clear sides U; Short clear
II ,ns--Pialn sugar cured, l0%; canvassed lO1l
IAkp-; fierce, IL; mali narrel, ll55; pals
s to 10 pounds, l214; pounds, ia.
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Cnticnra Remedies are prepared by WEEKS

Cuticura Remedies are prepared by WEEKS
e POTTER, Chemists and Druggists, $50
Washington st., Boston, and are for sale by
all Druggis 8. Price of Cuticura, Medicinal
Jelly, small boxes, 80 cents; large boxes, 81
Cuticura Resolvent, the new Blood Purifier, VI
per bottle. Cuticura Medicinal Toilet Soap,
- CENTS Cuticura Medicinal Shaving Soap,
ID cents; in bars, for Barriers and large con-
sufners, 80 cents
l-All MAiledree on receipt