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fnoun = We quote CITY MILE frpn' new
wheat RS follows; Xxx, 2 90, Xxx, : 80.
rXXX, . 90; Choice, s3 20; family, mono.
Imported: Xxx, per cwt -; AXAl -
xxx, 5 is, Fancy, 10 10 20; Patent, II 10.
RYH-ln sack. 81 10.
RanIRr-G5c per bushei sacked, loose Doc.
BRAE-we quote nj SOC. wholesale, 81 retail.
.sUsss BAss--Seoo.d Aali ~ seed crfor, ?
cents piece.
ores jobbing lots SOC.
OATS Flew Texas ~ 10 IS. Sacked, SOC.
Wheat. No old, S5c; No 3new, a5,GS0c; NO
81 o., 10 new, 759S Rejected, tD@74j No
-ade 69ad5c; Mediterranean, No 2, 90; No 8,
1Aalbc; Nicaragua, nominal, Acc, but not want
q Dy Texas mlliers.
eORN--lc cents, loose ear.
RAr-PrairjA. loose from wagon, sl2 per ton !
diIlett do, sl2. FrUm store. urairie, baleo Sl5,
Ger ton; Miliett, SO. Prairie baled, In car
ioas slf per ton free on bosid.
We quote: Chopped corn, per loo pounds,
a /, chopped corn and oats, per 100 pounds,
al 20; chopped barley. per 100 pounds. q -;
rushed corn and cob, per 100 pounds. Soc
corn bran, per 100 pounds, Doc, Graham nonr,
y Is; cream meal, 81 50; lne bolted meal, per
nshel, soc. hoininy, per 100 pounds, " .
sTits, per 100 pounds, " -; corn uour, Der 100
ounds, e.
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cRANsKRRIEs-ss 1898 per bushel
RIcr--Wholesale 8 90 ~.
sALrIn barrel, ss,2d; 9, q L i've poo, IN
aRAcKERs-SOda, XXX, 81 tot; AXAA,
to X; Trade Mark, III; Cream 3, Ginger
| Snaps 9H to 10.
LEAD--Sc per Id. -
soar olive. skc. perpound; Blue India, 90
| to eX; satirat, $40. O. p. Whiteman
GCo.;s uai'as Soap Works: Pale Olive, DC;
Cambria, &C per pound, Eureka Manufaet E
| Company: cyclone, 51a: Paie Olve, 0; Extra
Olive, Az cents per pound.
BEANS -4@4hc. per pound
CANDLEs-star, full WHY. light VT lsS. :,
HoMiNY AND GRIfs-s5@s5.6O per barrel
SAUCE KRAur For half barrel 1878
AprLEs-sS rs to 81 90 per barrel. A stan
dsrd earreI of of a, apples g contains n IL pecks
PoTAToEs-S3 70 per barrel. IN Sacks,
Dmsp PxAonEs.-Unpeeled &c, peeled lSa
s5wEET PoTAroEs-50c. per Dnshel.
Coal OIL-Below are revised quotations ~
r.. test: In barrels % cents, per case Oh gar
ion cans So 80, and gallon AZ cents, 49,
CLOTHES PINs--Round, CSC; spring, VI Vn per
MEAsuREs.--H bushel, iron bound, ss.5e per
tTo-hoop pals y sd ,S n sst nsst
s.25; No. /, per dozen, sls; NO. y se.oo' NO.
W VA Wood, sl.s5; zinc, 80; New
WELL BUoKrrs--sI. GA rs per dozen.
PcwpER-s6. 40 per key OF 25 pounds; l2H 40
90. As eA do, 81 .s6; blasting kegs, a,2b.
SHo1-Drop, bag, s2l6, buck sI.eo;; ,,.
IS 80; kits, u pounds, IL; No. barrels, ":
CANDY--stick, i3Gl5c. pound. Fancy, Id
TO Csc
LYE-Concentrated. 81 ,e5aasS5o.
RoPN--sisal, n In. basis. loo; cotton, 12e.
VIsEeAR--Per gallon, 2O@SOc. Apple, 200.
wRAPPINc PAPEH-Rag and Straw, 100. s5e
STAnCH--4Zc.
BueaY wuEELs--Saryen's patent, A, B, @, ID
md # grades, So TO Sl4 per set. -,
TOBACCO -Lorillards bullion grade, b Gil
max. dob. -, g.
Jues-We quote IL to ls cents per gallon for
glazed. Crooks Ii TO II cents per gallon Tor
glazed.
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THE WORLD FOR 1884,

The World for 1881 will be the best and cheap
est newsp per Published in the English tongue
on either side oil the Atlantic.
With new PRESSES surprising any ever before
manufactured by Hoe Co.; with new and
un esualled typographical and business faeil-
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world than that OF any other American jour
nal the World for 1881 VIII afford Its readsrs
daily = complete, condensed and Trustworthy
record Of oil current events
IN its Five mi nutes With the News of the
Day the World meets and Keeps pace with the
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Its daily cable letters from Londsn bring the
Old World to the breakfast tables Of the New
In lis Wall street Gossip and its Itetss for
Investors, taken together with its accurate,
candid snd absolutely impartial Financial
Article the World daily presents an unrivaed
picture not only of the true cOoulti0n of the
multitudincus enterprises In which tfe l.
ventIrsan and active people OF tols 'oa Z '
invest tAetr savings, but also Of 81 a' ni,-
tuating influences exerted upon tkosa n
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terest In any corporate property can AFFORD to
uiss for q single day tbs Inform Stion daily
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as to the natural and legitimate courses OF
affairs Affecting stock VA ues, but also as to
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AS the only metropolitan morning Journal
publithe In the English language which
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where for the past hve years the Worla has
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p.,,a,.x .ua building Material.

Frost has greatly retarded all works
of improvement 10 the city Houses which
usually require thirty and forty days 10 oesin
and nnish have Jagged aloag thres and four
months. Mechanics can do nothing with
frozs mortar. owners have ffeited over the
situatien, but useies ly so. All that eau be
done is to patiently walt for warm sunshine
There are many fee basinsss houses 70 50 up
as soon ss possible, along Main and Elm
The burned district at the corner OF Murphy
and Elm So 20 he huilt NJ Of once with nne
brick aud stone store rooms. The cleaning
ont OF the old shantl0s In that locality was
grea, sisssiRg.
There are private residences geine up In all
norton, of town. There Feems TO be no lack
OF con rdencr in the future Of the city, as tins
fact amply shows
Building material mas not been very active
recently for the reason cold weather prevents
is beisg worked up. II will break loose In
few days, however, and sell faster than ever
before
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Financial AGsirs.

There sppesrs to,bs no lack of fdnds afioat and
IN hank. Itie freely offered upon all 9 pea paper
In. n majority of the active capit%l u oanKs ID
bs, ~ employed moving the cotton crop.
Iona. nre made upon real estate only when
An ats,iu,o deed is made 10 the phnR' ana
thus the homestead law Is gotten around
We quote:
Exchange on all points buying at a 70 u
discount.
Exchange on all points ceiling II premiums
Bank exchange buying at par.
Money is worth AK and l& PEI cent Per
month.
Trade dollars. .......'''.' ''''''''''''' "a
Mexican dollars. .''.''''''''s 40
Mexican halves ........... '.'''
Mexican quarters. ...'.''''''''''''
<1a mare is q good speculative margin IN
Mexica1 cain at the above rates 1t Is pfs'W
wal kent out If circulation. Ii Is an annoy
anus to trade Although the DOLLAR Dos more
silver in itaaetuslly thsn one OF eur own IL
only p.ssss for 80 cents.
God, silver, sresnbacks and silver ceftin-
On los par. Either Is rAid over the pank counter
IMAM demsnd. Greenbacks are almost always
prererrsd. 1.-THE woods are full Or
silvsr certificates, or "whits-backs," ana
tbov arc ally growing tucker. But as they
ara receiy,d ut var in bank they aIe accepted
b v merchants like any other money
We consider the nnanclSi si'ua-
tlen of Texas TO be excspnonsny
strong. Crops have sold and are selling Ior
high prices, we owe little as commonwealth
or as people ami individuals, foreign eapi-
tai is seeking this state in preference 10 all
others, mi lions are being spent ssd will be in
the near future upon railways here, and the
whole territory will Soor be well reached by
the locomotive. Northern visitorsin the city
duringthe week say the tide of immigration
almsys more or less afloat in some direction
or other, is setting toward Texas. All this
means more trade, greater Developments, more
money and better timps.
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NuTICE

Dallas COurty Commissioner's Court,
December Term, $50.
t.THEREAS, ON The llth dag Of November,
w 'ist0, urOn be requisite number Of sp-
plicants. qualified vOtsrs Ia justices precinct
MOI. filIiaE r0fni.. etas, an election y as
ordered - ilti1rin iie unelIie me safe Of iu-
tox e. ire 10 ross 20 uid - prohibited within
the limit n ssld llreoinct. and whereas, In
pIirruance of said sppiirft o. and the order
81 tl's court. ~ election nsld IN said
precinct j. CEN 4er ~, 1871 t.n "rlhiAt an al
re-. i--fs 40 tho requirements - me iaw IA such
c.s-a Tneoe ard provided aUf VIZ t. =. ~ said
election majority 81 tite vots- cast ln ssia
ioxIcsiinf liquors wltfiu tre limits Ihersoi.
IL D. therefore orr red by NJ crurt that the
sale u 1fcKlcafing liqu0rs b. end IL slti.nuts-
tlcefs Freciuci.
Wftress ny official resl and signature at
a lrus copy ron ina niuutes o. said court.
A. HAYWOOD. Clerk
BY c. y. BoitHz. De utF.
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Building Material.

fsRIoK-At the kilns 81 so to SO.
SroNR-At the Dallas quarries DC per cubio
loot Laid In wall lie.
LuhrBEn--Native rough pine $40 per thousand;
i)ressed on one side, $50 so; Flooring, tongu-
ed and grooved, $25; dressed Notwithstanding,
el5; Ihree-eighth tongued and grooved ceiling,
sl7 30.
SBINsLEs-Cypress, "a per Thousand; Native
pine, sap, SO; do heart, So 10.
I LArHs-- so 80 per thousand
CEMENT Fort , ,ott. Por bar, 20; kos
e1daie, 81 30; ! 'uisville, : Port land
a6 30.
PLASTER OF PAms--Per barrel, ~.
9ArR--Per pound. 71s0.
CEMENT FLUEs Is inch, 80 cents; inch, 40
cents; inch ceiling joint, 81; 8 inch cap, SOC;
DRAIN PIPES inch, 16c per foot; Ainch.
200; inch, 32c; inch, 40c; sinch, Soc.
Mlxsn PAJNrs-Ready for use and all colore
81 20 per gallon. All the tested aud standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers.
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7ps C.ur.e OF The marhets

Cotton has met with ssrlo1s reverse. An
Angio-Amsrican csrner upon it Is suggested,
bat We knew not with what trnth. IL held ny
unul Tues isy, when Liverpool and New York
gave wsy from X 70 X Of cent, and to-day
WEDNESDAY, IL lOst another 4, making de-
cline Of X cent upon last weeks quotations.
There is noshing IN the sc.ua situation
Of tas staple it,elf which ought to change the
value. Itssimply hght bsfwssa balls and
bsrx. Bat q, the platter IL well provided
with innsdiats mensy, he may have some
thlns ts say in the matter. In Dallas to-day
midsling oHly Commanded 10 cents per prned
ns against lo< on Monday. The rsesipts for
the week hsvs averaged about 70 bales Der
day.
Com IL lover than at this time last week
upon ths lower graies. Straight Waite still
briurs - esns PER bushei al ne Ballas mills.
Y.iiow asd zlz-z rails 10 spscslssors at ;, 70
GK s-ns per susbsl fer lssss ear Sacked
from store 30 sess
srsa Ist was or.rsd to-dsy ni % osnts. Medium
sud shos.. bring az ..d q osnnrsspesfirely.
Nssis or. unchanged upon sides. * Ter Org
salt, - for smoked. BrssknEt bsoon has d.
csinsi '. l0x. Hans are lower, sugar cured
bei-e nov qu1t<ble q 10 - 10h. Dressed hogs
cents I1rstte a.
Lard has sd~><csi 70 10 o,ufsf1r q cree and
osa-f packages n proportion.
Tlsur has ran slonr during TIE vel In
rss1lr way, with sso>ks s.asiest ~ INST tlus
ssnsud Fsrcy family IN isrEs let's. ., 1t, and
in small lots ., p pr Hundred We have
ln>srd nsfsIrz nsr lately from ne OIty mfIls.
~ rrIrd cos<.lsnriJ vhsn ny cas- 80 ne
te op-rsts upo1-
= - dc-1rsd. tia,ca-d d nov sell-
<rn. Ties ttf5.
cor-s1 have net nsrriallT
><ns we.k. They haVt hid
- dsnrrd
IN modsratslg nstivs.
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rerms-Postase Paid.

Daily and Sundays, one year, sl3; six
mouths, 81; tnres months, IS.
Daily, wlthoue Sundsys, one year, go; six
months, So; three months, So 90; less thar
three months, 81 per month
The Sunday World, one year, 81.
The Nor day World. cOntaintsg the Book
Reviews and the "Collees Chronicle" one
ye ar, 81 50.
Fridays)-$2 year. To club agents-an sx-
ira copy for club of ten; the daily fer club OF
twenty-five.
1.-The Weekly World'( Wednesday, 81 \ year.
Te club aeen ts--An extra copy for Glib Of ten |;
the semi weekly for club of twsnty; the
daily for club OF fifty.
We have no travelling agents.
Specimen number sent free on application.
Terms-cash invariably In advance.
send post-office money. order, bank draft or
registered letter. Bills at risk OF sender.
So Park Row. New York
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Irop. Nails, wire, Etc.

IRON. - We quote merchant bar DC rates;
Norway and Swedes, loo.
PLow STEEL.--Sc.
WIRE.-Smooth wire, No. 0, SIC; Nos 10
and IL, &c; No. II, exc; japanued barbed wire,
DC; galvanized barljed, Ice.
HoRsE SHoES'-Per keg, 50.
HoRsE SHOE EAILs-Per box, % pounds, No
7, S5, rs; NO. 8, SIS 80; No. 6, 81 25.
NAiIs-FroIn l0d to Cod, 81 90 rates.
TIESKR's STOCK .-Plook tin per pound; S0c
90 aiate, llx20 Sll per ooxi l. O. llx2o vi 80;
10, l. 81 .50,. zinc scper .ibi solder, lie per
lb sheet iron &c perlo.
AxHs--Per *. 'ogen, so.
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Fruit and Enss.

TuRNIPs-i0c. per bushel.
LRMoNs-Psr box, 50.
PoP CoRE-Prlze packages, per gross, sf.7O.
RAIsINs-London layers, SS@s3. 10; iayern
So 10 to 30 per box.
NuTs-Almopds 2S@25c. per pound: Brazil
ll@l2; filberts lt@l5, English Wainnte,
none, chestnuIs, Nrlerican, none; Italian,
none; peanuts, 7 10 8; cocoanuts, %.
DATEs-l0@l2<c. per pound.
iaRa, 81 90 to 8.
CunRANTs--5@Skc.
PRUNKs-e4S1fc.
We make the following quotations:
PECANs, Per bushel e.
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sLcoHoL-e2 80 20 $40 per gallon.
WHIsEr-sweet mash, 1i.1il1tf .51i sour
mesh, A. .c06f5, according daee.
Wrxrs-C laref. IN case, BI50efi Catawba,
per raIlon, 81 .iof 81; Port per gallon, 81 % q
IS; sherry, Per gallon, q .co9ts; Esdeila, per
gallon, 81 .ssats; White wine, In cases. al
1flc.
CHAnrAexE-Cosks, IN baskets, ele1Do
Hefdsiack, IN basket, -; krug. in Dasket. " !
Domestic shnmpaEnes uses.
Arn-stock ale, PER dozen, U.1h1c1 81 For
81. per do1eE. vas -.
lsTTrr BrEs-sf. Iouia quarts 0a. Units
s17 ~. Bn1Hiser. sl3. pinfs tls o..
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Live Stock.

CArrLE-Cornfeo, SIS to $40; grass do year
Inns, S5GSs; steers, from to 5 years old,
elh@s2O; barn cows, Sl5@SlS.
HoRsEs-Mustang ponies, g26 q $40; farm
stock, s40@S76; buggy horses, S6o@Sloo; cad
lie, $50 to Sl2b.
1uLrs-From fifteen to sixteen hands high,
t7b to $40.
Hoas-On foot, 4K@5o. for inferior toprime
MUTTON snEEr--Thsy are quotsble at se eO@ss
,er head.
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OAK SOL s-LnATHKR-over 90 lbs, 4Oci do
ader 20 lbs, 800.
IEMLook SoLR-LRATHER Best Buffalo
slaughter soc; good do, 29c; best Matamrao
zoe good do, &c; good dam ged, 2bc; poor az
$50.
OAK HARNESS LsATHER--No. l, 400; do, no.
70.
.TEMLocK HARNESS LEATHsR---No. l, 30; do,
40. 2, &c.. an
JprER-Trenoh CALI 81 rs to 81; do. kip,S1 10
sSl IS per pound, American calf, soc. @Sl 10;
d.. kip, 65c.@S1.
CoLLAns-Duck, No. /. per dozen, $3.50.
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Applc, are sshsde lower, with common now
selling az ~ 90, medium ~ 10 and fsncies o.
"a per barrel Pscans nre feebly fetching W
per bashel
Sour krout has advanced 10 1915 per haif
barrel.
No Irish potapes have been on the market
during the wsek. Therewili be carloHd mere
tomorrow and held at IS rs per barrel.
Onioos arc held atA 50per barrel
Butter has lost about cents per pound dur
ing the week Choice Will not bring over ~
cents to-day.
Eggs have settled at 20 cents from first hands
and % from store.
Wild game is in active demand and fair
supply. Ducks IS cents apiece. Venison 10
cents per pound. Qnails 10 cents apiece.
Turkeys 90 to 90 cents. Prairie chickens 10 10
Is cents Apiece.
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Taken up by John p. Alexander, estraysd
before T 3. Owens, j. p, Dec, 90. 1880, Q
sorrel horse. max name and tail, years OLD
past, branded e IL on loft shoulder.
Taken up by Riley Psmbsrton, and satrayed
before Geo. Robertson, j. p. January II, 1851
One horse mule, dark bay or brown, aboat Il
ness, no brands perceivable and shaved.
Taken up by David Robinsoa and estrayed
before W II. Price. j. p, January -, 1881,
one bay mare about TX hands high, 10 years
oil, branded on the right shoulder thus ~.
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Poultry md Game.

'RAIRm CHoKErs-We quete at &c. apiece.
SQufRRKLs--Per dozen, zoe.
CnIcKEss-we guc.e s2s5 for spring, fol
grown, 80 20.
TunKKYs--we quote zoe. TO 81 apiece.
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sugars and syrups.

sUaARs.-We quote: Powered III; Orushd,
Granulated IL; STANDARD A, 1917 White
extra 9@oN extra $40 10 =, Yellow esk 10 ,9K
Louisiana new white clarified lOoj yellow "a;
choice SIC; prime Ike, fair IKE. I've
foLAsSEs-Lo ~isiana choice bbc, prime tOc
o. r 70 good 400i5c.
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Acos Long clear sides ss; short dear
So. Breakfast bacon 1859.
O-Y saLF--l.0nr clear siaes, III shori elcar
70.
sAus-P1ain sugar sursd, lo1<
L.rp-1iercs, 10. half narrei. lO1k; rails,
g. IL poande, ll5<s poundt, TX
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Butaer and Eggs.

Eaas--S0. per dozen. $40.
country and Texas, lSto 20.
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Hides.

argEs-Dry flint, Is pounds and upwards, IA
dry kips, free of grubs, II G; grube klps JIG;
All damaged, wet or dry, halt price, deer
skins zoe. sheep skins from 25c .@5oc each.
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MLLa WEEKLY MARKET aEyrsw'

Cotton Declines I-2 Cent-SrsD ~
regular and lower Meats sse"eS
Flour Holds Its own bnii"s
Lower groceries Gener"iy
Unchanged - Butter anu
Eggs DOwn - CONNER
Girl NOtes
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fhe stale and county I'd vaIoren' 49, foT
80 v iil bs75r11s 1si.i,1s---t = - - ca{ OF
oIoaed anti celiruue1t lists ere made ont. We
ars required b. Law 70 make frnl - tlement
~ July let, and fhf present IN y requires hat
an rarsDnel property Be erhrusfe1 before
Iands csn BE alrertlsed 70 faxes. There I0Te
\ view 81 the Iarre aIn0nnr a WORK % BE-
fore. ard he slur tine nll1fte1 IN watch %
perform ths same u vii - imposs DIE % er-
All na~s1ns sTn9 owe the STAT ana corrfT TAX
Iof a1ors year wil scnsuIl tier lnt rest by
81 m srt 81 fhs came before eErIfatl01 81
~ tl1-. ans ftsTrfT ssIs c1st.
HFcrcrfuIIr ". n. PRATHER
gsx<Ccllec,cr % Dal1s county.
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CoFees and Teas.

CoFgxA-fsio, common, l4c; orai nary -;
fair, l416 good 10; prime, -; choice, i51aSie;
I.egnayra, Is; lava, 2s@3Oc.
TEAs--Imperial, from 45@obc. per psunde
Young Hyson, 10000; Oolong,. i5@o0e; Jspsn'
rnDanEp.
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A Epsolal nssilHs Of lHe tlotkh0ldsrs q De
HsElil1 : ItESg cBnifsl 2. B. Co.
HfIi - heI1 ~ b. ,cr rraI aIft % fIs en-
IIrT Ir rIt ely n H-rs.c- G. H1ndag /,
H1rIt 1Irt. I'ti. ~ n urrF1.f q ronsl1er-
log ntl faEia- tutl acflf.1 r. ru1T b. fecet-
rrr g. rrIIla srfi rruII.aaT - lszue iis son1f
~ ths rEFlasr n r.rIrr ~ I'D letIfinr al
~arlnrnI other cufrrrz1ir1 Ir1-hleiInsss q
80 rrur1rT sac fnT ~ flIlIeI puTose 81
Ilrrr1rIrr 80 UsftrIirE sac con p1niEs' IIre
20 InIIr11I. nI1 70 tecrre 80 r'1f ue1t q sid
BIRDS - = trrftr.la rT|rr - T|r1rlI end
Irnuft - 81 fHs rrr.TrrT
A. :. nICHAfDsoE. sscrstsrT-
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Seeds.

GERMAN MILLET-We quotea 81 90 per buhheii
White do, 90c.
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fine, 20; medium, 22;.. heavy, 200. Black
bury and dirty, 8 to 10 cents of.
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Ny Aanua Catalogue Of Vegetable and
TloTer See1 ~ l83,, rich ensr4 wing a IN
phot gral ls lhe orislaal VIII be seat
free t. all IL ho Wy. SIS ia cust. inefe peei
Lot write flt. } ,ii-r t.tr rfns rgest cal
lect ms 81 v.reiaJir scCI We Ems eurby any
seed house f hn|eiltHr IEe noitiOil--oi
directions Tor clltiv to- o. efca package.
An seed warnRtsd io d. .ofg reeh and true
~ ths ualns; 81 Tar, ihai saoulu IL prove
otherwise, VIII renif ssae order gratis.
Tho oriffusi intr.a.ucoI sI thu Hubbard
squash phinney' Melon, Nafbiehsau Cab
bsges, Mexican Corn, aud sr0rts a other
vegetables, invite the patronage OF AL who
are au1i0fs 20 have taelr o go directly from
the grower, fres., true atid a. very best
straki. New We cables . sDoci atty.
IAMA-J. II. GRECO ~,
larbieuead, Maes.
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VXYANTED-FroIn two 10 six fuhfrrd aeres
w sfrood prnirie lard, villain thirty nile
~ Dalins on eheruss-; mut be cheap for o1rh
Address y. Hanna. p. q. Box 81, Dnllas
giving description, lsenfiona AID lowest price.
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Manchester, January ls.-Markets for yarns
and fabrics dull
ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS, JON ls.-Flonr not quotGbly
higher.
Wheat lower No red fan, ] 0Sk cash;
l O2& February. ! 0Ak@l 0aS March.
Corn lowers 39H for rash, Ss&@S0 for Feb
rnary; 3a@39A for March
Oats higher; 3l,fgs2k cash; "a March.
Whisky quiei 81 70.
Pork quiet; 10 25
Lard firm al 50.
Bulk meats ateasyj ahnulders, 2o@4 10;
clear rib, S5Us90; clear sides, i0G7 Is.
Tierce inn; shoulders . 20 2li clear ribs
2 40@2 IS
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T
Dry salt meats, stronger; shoulders, loose
4 50, packed, 5@51s; clsar ribs. Loose, IL;
packed N.
Bacon hrmer; no shoulders on hanG, quoted
52s; clear Tbs SA; clear sides S1s.
Melasse-, irrelplar; Common. 3o933: cen
trifugal, 53540; fair, 35g30; prime 10 choics,
s9G47.
Sight par sterling, baok 4.so,
COn.ols, 5S1M@g544.
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Fish and oysters.

FtsH--12kc. per ID.
,ssr sRs-per can 45cents fer Baltimore, 90
Mattagordas.
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corn in any qaantis es.
w Highest cash prices paid Tor same at
King broom factory, lt0I Main street Dallas
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BoErs--ws quote mixed - - - s. Fsr be.
HorEs-34 % cents per pair.
T4r1or--Four and . halE 70 Eve ceuta per
pound. wholesale. Retail cents
DEnTwAr-Ws srois 1sc 70 % c-nts pr
pound
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Buggies. Beds, wheels ~ i'oie'

wHEELs--(5arven. ia wholesale, SIS per
rot; b sl9.25; q SS.25; d WIS.
SPRING ON BEDS. --Burr's patent, SIS,
$40 and $40 for plain, single and double pan
nels.
Poles. --B SO; A Sill.
BUGGIEs. --B end spring, sos side spring,
S75. Strictly A rhaetons, $3.50. Carriages,
.s68 Gentlemen's driving buggy, sue par,
$3.50; do speeding, 500. End spring, strictly a
sl4s; top-open, s65 to $751; side pring DO, Siio 70
SIPS; Jump-ur seats DO, Sls3; platform spring
do, $l00; three spring do, 500